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OHERIFFs sALE-IN 0REnIRNnE

SHERlFF'S SALEM OBEDIENCE
~ to the command of writ Of VenditionI Fxpo-
mas, issued from the Court Of Common PIeas of
Cuya1oga county, Ohio, and to me directed. in the
case wherein Henry Holt is Plaintiff and Robert
wallace is Defendant, shall expose to sale at pub
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House Of said
county, on the 18th day Of September a. d. Isg4
ct 2 O'Clock P. n. Of said day, the following de,
seribed lands and tenemens, to wit Situate in the
township Of Middleburgh, in the county Of Cuva-
hoga and State Of Ohio, and is known as q part OF
section sixteenin said Township and is bounded as
follows; Beginning upon the South line Of said Sec
non In the oentre Of the Watson Rod, SO called
tnenee South s9s4 deg. West along the South line Of
sald section to the Southwest corner thereof twen-
ty-uine aud 22-l0o chains; thence North Il deg
East along the Sc tion line twenty-sx 100 chains
thence south 50 deg. East thiIty-nine a d s7-lC0
chains 70 the Northwest corner Of land owned bv
=. G. Waioome; thence South q deg. East six 81
100 chains; thence North SO deg West fourteen and
22loO chains to the centre OF said road nineteen and
47-lOo chains, to the place Of beginning containing
Is and 72-1OO acr@s Of isnd.
Appraised at s. ,9l1 60.
H T. II. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
LOREN PREETIss, Pins Atty.
Cleveland. Ohio, Aug, 10 1854 au2O-l65
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The Rev. J. R. Kerr, of Pittsburgh, will
preach in the United Prssbyterian Church,
Ere street, Tomorrow "a abbath) at So'clsck
P NJ
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COMMENCEMENT DAY.

Wednesday, the day of days ir the ober-
lin calendar, dawned auspicicus. Therain
of the week before had taken the fever
heat out of the dog days and assuaged the
tropical fierceness of the August sun. A
coquettish dash of rain ON Tuesday, as
charming a change in the face of nature az
the Aeeting frown upon the forehead of a
caprieious beauty, had laid the dust and
freshened up the leaves, and all out-of-
doors was smiling pleasantly on the
morning of Wednesday. The morning
trains from east and west brought in hosts
of scholastic pilgrims, and the surrounding
country, as is its animal wont a,nntied IL
self bodily into Oberlin.
AT nine o'clock, the hour for the com
mencement of the exercises, the First Con-
gregational Church, which will seat nearly
three thousand people, was crowded full
with an audience as excellent in kind as it
was in numbers, and in which the large
proportion Of lsdies indicated, as on the.
previous day, that War has been bugy in
our midst. And it was easy, too, to see that
the crowd was notas greet as on r.4ner oc-
c1sions, although the difference Gas not so
much to be diseerned within the Church
where the throng was as greet as ever, as
IN the yard and on the. streets outside,
where knots Of idi1rs gathered and
scattered in by no means their usual num-
6ers' The eaPaeio.ds college green was al
most deserted, and the tower Of ancient
TaPpan Hall did not bear its accustomed
crown of visitors.
GRADUATING rIERo1sTs.--rBF COLLEGE, DE-
PA,,TNEST
A1 nine, as we nave said, the Grsduating
Exercises of the College class began. The
platform wa7 occupied by the faculty and
trustees oft.he college, and by distinguish
ed guests. Presidunt Finney upon whose
PiposiT,g form and presence the weight of
years seems to make no impression, presid-
ed qT6er the following exercises:
IEIrsIC, PRAYER. MUSIC.
Eagrisa Rga,patfy-
Theron E W. Adams, Atlas, Mich.
Faith aud Fact
salathiel DeForest Belt, Lyndon, Iii.
James CslItns Cannon, Hiram.
Progress Of Thought ia The PreseHt Orisis-
John Hartwen Cook, Detroit, Mich.
MUSIC
Edward Augustus Ells,o 0berlin
Psyehology Practical Science
Charles Haswcil Haynes, Henrietta.
tosS'ii-'d- Sophia Bartlett, Green
Sreai New Artemas Bell johnson, Obsrlin.
MUSIC.
The TndivIdral IN The Sdte-
George Stephen Kahn, Collins, N. 7.
George Washington Keyes,f olivet, Mich.
Learning a TrAfL--
selden BinghAu Kingsbury, Camden.
C0noeosisJ Old Cloihes-
George Rodney Morgan, Oberlin-
MUSIC.
Joel Morgan Partridge,f Gustavus.
Producers al.d OOnslpaers-
F'yidsld,y-s -dSs0ted-
ohaunoey NOrthrOp Pond, Oberlin.
william Clayton Rogers, Deceles. Vglsnd.
MUSIC @
DEGREES CONFERRED.
BENEDICTioN. .-a-- F.-.
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There will be an adjourned meeting o.
the cleveland Freedmen's Aid Commis-
sion" this afternoon, in the Parlor of the
Stone Church, at 4 o'clock, at which time
the committee on Permenant Organization
win report.
All interested in the Freedmen are invit-
ed 70 attend aug. 27:I65.
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PAssISe CoUSTERFEIT MONEY.-Fhe case of
Elizabeth Davis, charged with attempting
to pass a counterfeit hundred-dollar United
States Treasury note, was yesterday con
tin1ed until the second of September
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GREl15f BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.

atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Passengers going Eastward viii remember that
thus "a the only route running tt aims that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Expr ess leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at s1O P. NJ, arriving at Sal
amanea at 444 A. M, and New Yol X at 9:23 P. N.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
bg No Change Of Cars.
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= III IoIIlUI0 TI6AIIllUL lot
ALL DISEASES u TAE. ETE AND EAR
Gita Advertisements.
no WOOD AM cnAI. nFAIFp.

TO WOOD AND COAL DEALERS
i Sealed proposals will be received at the City
Clerks OHice, City Of Cleveland until II O'Clock ii
II Saturday, the z7th inst for five hundred cords
Of good, hard merchantable wood four feet long
and five hundred tons good btuminous coal; tho
wood to be delivered at some convenient place on
the canal OF river and the coal 10 be delivered 70
soldiers families from time to time, on the order Of
the Committee Of tho City Council appointed for
that purpose. Persons making proposals for coal
viii please state the kind Of coal they propose to
furnish.
Proposals for the above are solicited, the City
Council reserving the right 10 accept or reject the
same By order of the CITY Council.
81 Z. HILL, City Clerk
Cleveland, August s, ISl4. au9-I65
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Rose & PrenfIss' Provision Market Re.
- -#E 49, pOrf,

PsoS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
circular. Price one dollar per bottle For al nv
ty25 CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists.
DLATED PICKLE STANDS GAS
i ToBs and CAKE Baskets, At d -
O0WLEs 4 CO.'S,
~ 1877 WeddelI Houss
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CASUALTIES OF THE 55TH O. V. THE fol-
lowing is list Of the wounded in the 55th
Regiment, o. v. /, in the ereeent engage
ments before Atlanta
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COMPANY E, 17TH o. N. G.-The members
of this company will meet at Perry Town
Hall, at ten lO) O'Clock A. NJ, on Thurs
day, August 25th, or at North Newberry,
same hour, on Saturday, August 2Tth.
GEO. E PANE,
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COMM MERcIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKEF.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY ETEsIEs, Aug. 26, 1854.
The receipts Of Grain by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past one o'clock to-day are as fol-
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A pMINIsTRATORls SAFE oF

"A OM N lSTRATOR' s SALE OF
1LLAhD.-In pursuance Of an order Of sale Is
sued from the Probate Oourt Of Cuvaboga cornty,
Ohio, shall offer at public SALE at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Cleveland on the 18th
DAY oI september next, between the hours Of IL
O'Clock NJ and y O'Clock NJ, the following real
estate, to wit; Situate In the township Of Euclid
in said county, and bounded follows: beginning
in the centre Of the Plank road, and chains and
80 links westerly along the Plank read from A
Camps southwest corner; thence s. 45I< deg W /
chain and 81 links; thence s. AZ deg W As links 70
the lot line; thence S. on lot line chain 2s UnkS
thence n. 657S deg W. chains and IS links to The
centre Of the Euclid Plank road; thence North 4s
deg Z. chains and 10 links to the pIsee Of Begin
ming containing acres, subject to the life estate
Of the widow OF O. 3. 0viatt deceased
Appraised at $500. L. PRENTTSs; -aa
Administrator de bonis non of the estate of q
0viatt, deceased.
Aug. IL, 1854. suIl-I
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COMMENCEMENT At OBERLTE.

Address Before the A1umni---Graduat-
ing Exercises OF the College and The
OIOEIcaI CIasEes---The Weather and
the CroWd--Grand Concert Of the
Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Items.
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Marble-top Tables, Mahogony Sofas and
Tete-a-Tetes, Rockers, Cottage Bedsteads.
Card Tables, Wash Stands, Caneseat Chairs,
Marble-toP Stands, Extension Tables, Car
pets, Oil Paintings, Engravings, Crockery.
Glass Ware, &e., at auction, by o. Cutter 4
Son, on Saturday, the 9th instant, at their
Auction Rooms, No. 1s4 Bank street. Also
twogOOd Sewing Machines, in perfect order.
aug26: 1855
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MORE CREDITs.-Captain Nash received
an order from Columbus yesterday morn
lug, instructing him toeredit the townsb ms
named below with the number set '6pposite
their names, for re-enlistmen..s of veterans,
not formerIv ere5itad
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Cleveland, August 6. fsh. hiAN' '''y a1seis5 G5eTs

GEALBD PROPOSALS for doing thu
- Carpenters Work Of the School House about r.,
be erected in the 4th Wagd OF this City according
toplan and specification in the possession Of M.
A. O. Porter Architect, will be received By the up
dersigned at the ONCE Of Tennis & Dangler, Is7
Water street, up to Frds J, the I'd September NEXT
D. A. DANGLER
Huf:l66 Chairman Of School Commiftea
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NY. HONEY sIARKET--Anr. %.

lBT TTLEsRAPB.1
HOney-ssteady at 7 3 cent fIr eallloans
-SterlfDg EXehanEe-Heavya and lower M
Z746276 for currency.
GOld-Heavw and lower; opening at 2551S and
clostg quiet at 2535S.
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Grand Rally Tonight and Every Night
this Week of the Enrolled Men of the
Old Fourth ward.

Every man of the old Fourth Ward.
whether enrolled or not, is requested to b
present, as business of the utmost impnr-
tance viii be brought before the meeting.
The committees on enrolment and col
lection are esaecisily requested to be pres
ent and report. F. C, FuI1TR,
su24-l65 Chairman.
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H oRsR FAIR

III o RISE FAIR
1,S On the Huron %. Fair Grounds, at Norv. III.
Lon9roan.u ,Dsl eee J. a. Weleh, known as The
IyIIIs,Lnahe, viii 90 for premium Of tour b1v59
u'Ila5s, Is5ss On the 9Th day Of August, 1854.
b.st - 20 go IN harness, one mile heats tbr.
s.Is M ny. hve. 81 L1sANDER PELToS
aalo-ioa i. AEsON sAMMTs
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[The following account Ofths Commence
ment Exercises of Oberlin College was writ
ten on Wednesday evening last, and was
intended for publication Thursday morn
ing, but owing to failure to "make cOnnee-
tions' here, it did not reach US until last
night.-ED- LEADER.l
Our account of the Commencement exer-
eises at Oberlin College, which appear
ed on Wednesday morning, brought the
history of proceedings up to the
ADDRESS BEFORE THE ALUMNI,
deliveped in the First Congregations
Church, on Tuesday evening, by DR.. R. c.
Kedzj e, of the class ofIs47, now Professor
in Ule State Agricultural College at Ian
sing, Michigan. The lecture was listened
to with close and Aattering attention
by large audience. The speaker
announced as his subject :" Wind
and Water" The grand thought of the
lecture was that the design of God in ma
ture was to bless mankind rather than tC
carry out immutable and inhexible rules
was. .Benefieence rather than Law-and this
thought was finely and copiously illustra'
tod by very scholarly, detailed, and yet lu
cid references to the properties of water anc
air. The lecture was something out of th'
ordinary line, and proved very instructive
as well as interesting.
At the meeting of the Alumni, whicl
convened immediately after the lee
l n n Gfarh1Ink
pointed to deliver the address at the mex
Commencement, with j. NJ. Langston, Esq.
as his alternate. The following deaths 0
alumni during the year were announced
Calss. Name. Occupation. &c
,ls6O, E. P Hunter, Physician, Iowa
1852, H B. Davidson, Editor, Minn.
1852, o.. Broekway, Capt, 9TH US
The last named, Captain Brockway, die
from wounds received before Petersburg
in July last He had been in the servic
since the breaking. out of the war, havini
been Orderly Sergeant of the famou
student company, (C,) of the Seventh Ohio
Through his whole service he approve,
himself a gallant soldier and true Christian
Mr.. Davidson was, at the time of his death
editor and proprietor of a county paper il
Minnesota. His prospects in life were un
usually brilliant, and his early dealt
leaves q young wife and an infant son t
mourn for him. Mr.. Hunter was, at tn
time of his sickness and death, engaged il
the practice ofmedioine in Iowa. He wa
young man ofgreat promise, and oftrie-
Christian purpose and character.
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MeaiFaI.
strIckIand's MeIIiauous Cough Balsan

to convince them that it is the best preparation
ct used. Il not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but il cures Night Sweat5
and Splitting Of Blood, and is an excellent gargle
for any kind Of Sore Threat.
3 It is pleasant to take, and is a safe medicine for
infants.
laPrice so cents Per bottle.
For sale By Druggists generally.
mayl6.R Re- NOR. .tu&wy
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NEW YORK STOCK MAREFT.

NEW YORK STOCK MAREFT.
lBE TELEaRAPH.i
NEW YoRK, Aug. 26, 1864.
StOeks-United States skies $40 coupons II2ll.
do one yesT certificates 95; 0 & NJ certificates 45.
Atlantic Nail Steamship 1876; Wabash 81: New
Pork Central 1885, Hudson l27; Reading 1874; III
Central Scrip l2s; Mich Southern, guaranteed l4s.
Pittsburg Ills North Western "a; Toledo l2s; Rock
Island no. Fort Wayne ll2
Rose & Prenffss' Provision Market Re
~ 49, port.
Aan1S-Sug ugsr-cured premium hams 2 DE- q
Canvassed hams q B...................... %
Dried Beef-Canvassed "a d.. .......---c
Sl1Oulders-Sugar-eured q b ................ 16
Canvassed 931b....-.............. -
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides D arb-................ q
Lsard-Prime leaf kettls-rndr'd in bbls n fb % e
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs A n. .22Jzc
ROrH-ho. mess . SO %
Extra clear u Fbbl..-.............
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to ANYTHING in
the state. Orders promptly filled. Our smear
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took tba fr.t
premiumst the late Ohio State Fair
lnY4-h ROSE PRENTIss.
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POLICE COuRT.-Judge Hessenmueller dis
posed of a very light docket yesterday
morning, as follows
Drunkenness.-Hugh Mails, John Cole,
Ellen Laranger, Emma Lewis, each fined
81 and costs. Henrietta Peach, fined the
costs.
Destroying Property.-Patrick Gormley,
discharged, the prosecutor paying costs.
Observation-Disclosures Wright, fined
IS and costs.
Lewd Behayior.-Austin Reathum, dis.
charged. .s ..s-s.
Assault and Battery.-John Craig, fined
SIS and costs. saits
"ACADEMY OF Music TO-EIGHT.-To-night
H. Melville Fay and wife give their grand
entertainment, surprising anything evel
before offered in Cleveland, in the shap'
of wonders and marvels of the spirfiua
Phenomens. Major Dwight Palmer, of tn,
15eth Regiments; oficiates as Chairman o
the Investigating Committee. Leland
band ylay in front of the Academy at half
past 6 O'Clock, and will also take part il
the exercises of the evening Mr.Fay be
lCnged to the l5Oth, and gives this enter
tainment by invitation of many ofits mem
bers, and also to afford the citizens 0
Cleveland an opportunity of witnessin
the most thrilling phenomena ofthe pres
ent age. Doors open at hslf-past 6 !;
commence at 8 O'Clock precisely.-1t.
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A LARGE lot of Goods; Household Furni-
ture, &c, will be sold at the Auction Rooms
Of o. Cutter Il Son, No. l34 Bank street, on
saturday, the 9th instant. Sale to com
menee at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aug26: I65
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The Public Schools of this city will com
Wence ON Monday, September 5th.
Teachers are requested to meet the Satur-
day previous at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
L. D. HUDSON, Secretary,
aug. 24:l65. Board of Education.
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UTANTFD IMMEDIATELY FOR
w the Ouartermaster's Departmtnt at Nashville,
srenpe-see s0O IabOrsrs, wages S46 per month and
nations: 40 Teamsters wages so per month and
ratiopg. To men capable Of taking charge Of q
Train as WagOHmaster, that viii report with 70
men. $50 Der month will be given. Assistants with
fifteen men, S45 per month. Meme need spply but
able-bodied men, willing to engage for six months
transportation furnished
D. SHERWOOD, A gent ofA. @. NJ,
NJ Go-,-,o-.-f,t u'C...a OIar,aIond q
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The Distribution. OE TIE CREDITs.-The
several Mfrsary Committees of the Eigh-
teenth District have undertsk ken, with the
consent of Provost Marshal Nash, to ar
range the distribution to the various town
ships and wards of the district of the cred
ITS assigned to the district under the recent
proclamation efGov. Brough, and also un-
aer the recent decision that "men obtain
ed in Ohio by the draft in May list, inclu-
ding those who have paid communication. will
be credited on the quotas assigned under
the call of July IS, ls64.'' This work will
take great labor and some time. The
decision ofthe committees will be accepted
by the Provost Marshal, and the credits
reported by them will be deducted from
the quotas of the several sub-districts be-
fore proceeding with the draft.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-

M NTUIIJE TO G1NIRAUIORS-
~ Proposals viii he received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer untn Y o'clock NJ, Monday
Sept. 9th, for building the superstructure Of a
bridge to cross the Canal and River at the foot OF
Seneca street, in the city Of Cleveland.
Plans and specifications may be seen At said En
gineers Office AID more pai ticalar information oh.
tanned, on ami after the 10Th inst
Plans and proposals will also be received AZ the
same time for the snperstTuctuie Of said bridge
both in wood aud iron. -
The Board Of City Improvements and Commits
sioners for CuyahOga county invite the submission
o. bids reserving the right to accept reject the
same.
By order Of the Board Of City Improvements and
County Commit siOners.
JOHN WHTTELAW
City Civil Engineer
Cleveland, Aug. 2sd, 1864 aS2I.i65
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BgRDTR OF FREADWRLL THE DE-.
FAULTER,

Bsr:ape of TreadWeH the DefauIter---
tie is Supposed TO have been Murder
ed---ArrOst Of the Supposed Murder.
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RESIGNED.

Hamilton Hill, Esq, who has filled the
Office of Treasurer of the College with
marked ability and acceptance for twenty
four years, has, we regret to learn, reSigned
his position, having in contemplation a re-
moval from 0berlin- Prof. G. N. Allen,
who has reeently returned from Jamaica,
has been elecsed to, and has consented to
accept, his position foF one year.
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SEPTENBER AND NOVEMBER COUPOS INTEREST
September 1O-4O and November $40
coupons bought at the highest rate of pre-
MUM paid for gold.
c. A. REID & Co, Bankers,
aug23;1s6 IS Superior st., Cleveland, o.
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NEW ENTERPRIZE $50 TO SIS
IL "a DAY--Manted, Male and Female Agents to
sell WILSON'S kEw SIS FANNY SEWING MACHINE
(completel 1t viii stitch, hem, fell rnet eis i'iud
and embroider beautifully evil pay 80 month
and oil asrnnsaa5 nr aivo large commission. =
particulars enclose stamp and address NAT ~
WILSON, No. LymaR's Block Public So h6h q
Hpd, 0. .dare, tieVe-
N. B,-We have Ro ooRReetio-
eCHE6P machines advertise with any ol ile
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
l5x1aAaI NA,t1e.

u NOV AVs
The stsanss nlsa Terry he's jest u.
K: f:s6 &lNS5.ss s,.:.x scS
q! ss:'' :: /; rfais;::s7El's;' = J;
The ssias of slossel ,.oldi.cW
Kingston and The 1fcsds hanging Of
several companies & 10 q g. regiA
meat, has given 800 to- glislnen.s Of
eencripts and deobtS1sst 10 srs eager
u avenge thssa alfcci.iee. ~
The Ns~bsrad - 1r9eshe sending
of $4,000 troops to Nort6 Carolina
II says Newborn 10 impregnable bat the
time has come When th0 Fedefsa army
should penetrate TO the interior, carry
Jog the banner Of social and political
emancipation. xxmK -x- 0e..
The steamer Havana from New Or.
leans has arrived.
In the fght on the Ouchita river, by
which Adairal Potter captured sebsl
fort at Harrisburg, one Of our vessels
wac truck - timesl
1t Williams Of the 4eth Wis. was
killed By suEsillas Rot mr.. RON Ney
Orleans. . 7s~kS1
The report Of the capture Of Yszoo
City, with the 18th III. regiment comes
via New Orleans, but is doubtless uu-
true. @<t
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C1S cfNrAr1,, March 10. -
Dispatches from Columbus say ali vet
eran regimentsiin OAio belonging to the
department IF the Son,h, 'hsve been or
dered to the Army Of the Potomac. e.
~, Under De- The The last call io. troop. Ohio i.
The Commercials Chattanooga dis dis
patch ssyg the rebeis are ID Strong force
in front but make no demonstrations.
Ih'r'y-five fedorals escaped from The
Columbus, :. c.. prison on Wedncs 1sv.
A disF atch from Meridian, Miss. xays
Sherman hes gone down the Mississi ppi
WITH his troops, evidently destined FOR
Red River. - ~. -
Sen. Hesderson has resigned... Gen.
Hood commands his cerps,
BfeskiAridge takes q eomn.pd in
Sonth- Western Virginia., :. Z, q
Comfortable s.c..euentt. p i, in
6eongAA On account Of Gov. Brown's
message. Rebel papsrs are d,scnssin,
i &itk much Sfo' fence. ssA@a'ss- !. -
fhg Union OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tseT sscspe xfswsdays ago from Celvni
bia prison, by tnpnelling ont. :
Part Of John Morgsn's command lief.
Decatur . week ago. RoI Ut qs al
P'ice has Issued On order dated hopS-
wood, Ark March ad, res usn,nu com.
msnd Of the lebe' department. Of Arisao.
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