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''They sastain Us in the Moral Isspe.g
The Richmond Whig thus expresses its
views q moral support whence It comes;

'-oN1 ? -1O1-I 9-PEV1f1 FlIelI9e Lt eOmee !:
II our cause is just il must triumphs If
It be not just, then the greater portion Of
the enlightened world Is deceived. On
moral grounds the Justice Of our cause has
besn1 1vindiosted by the sblest intelleots in
Europe and BY the best men at the north.
knglsnds the mother Of Abolitionism, hss
sustained usi Franee, as thorougly snti.
slavery IS England, though, not ike her.
pEoPagandist, has sustained rs. Fer.
nando Wood, franklin Pierce, Seymour Of
Connecticut, sustain rs in the moral issue
e least. Thus sustained, we shall indeed
laek manhood Il We fail to meet this isst
hour Of trial bravely and hOpsfuIly.
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lost one Of my eyes By discharge Of shot IN the
face; DR.. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me no pain, and moves and appears Just
like my natural eye VANDGVEH NUT.
77th Rasif n v 7
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T'sb.0.

DR. Jones at the Angler House, Strengthened my
ees in minute or two, without my IeeliT it. They
Miss FLOBA UMLAUFT,
Egsb N III Saneca-S ST., Cleveland, D.
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SWRsmsmber. DR.. JONES Is now pEactieIng at
the Angler House, Cleveland, Onio, where he VIII
Witt any other city IN Ohio.
~Dr. JONES permanent address is
No. 16 Arlington Plsee, New York City,
fsbz7-ll0dWssE
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MOWERS 4 REAPERs.
Extras FOR REPAIRING,
TO. $50 superior-st, opposite We'd
dell B ouse, Cleveland, o.

All those In want Of q substantial, convsnisnt and
sasy managed Machine, will consult their own inte-
rest By giving their orders for the justly celebrated
"BUCKEYE.'
They have knives in front, BY means Of which tbs
Driver Is out Of danger Of being cut; have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior has been improved b.
increase of motion and 81 inch sections.
gTMachinss on hand at the above named Depot
-AGENT5-
H.W. LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer, No. l5
supe'iOr-St., CleVelLnd, Ohio.
Fl. n. SLADE, Soon, Cuyahoga county o.
0. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
fsb2 I57daw Travelling gent.
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A Few OF Br. Jones' Many Cures Since
He came 10 cleveland.

have been hard Of hearing. with noise In my ears
for EIGHT years. 1 commenced treatment with Dr.
9onss at the Angler House, Feb. 22d, who has great
Iv relieved me- d. b. DRAKE,
WyAndotte, Wyandotte county, o.
lam under Dr. Jones treatment for Deafness and
he Las greatly relieved me in few days
AARON GODFRIT,
Upper sanduaky, February I'D.
Ny syss have been crooked for many years, DR..
Jones op- ratsd upon them Feb. z31i and strBhten-
VI 'n' ~ A--- BEHNST wADswoRTH, Hudson, 0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

n~Deafness and Noise in the Head IN sIl it's forms
cured. IL the organ is not destroyed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
From Rev. ]. Newton Brown, D. De Editor e the
Encyclopenia Of Religious KnoWlellge and ChriS-
tisn Chronicle, Philadelphia.


tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Altnoush not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ant HedicDes in general through dgtru5t Of their
Ingredients and effects, vet know OF no Sufficient
reasons why NAV not testify TO the benents be
believes hi1lseh 10 have received nom any simple
preparstien, IN the hops he may thus contrbute n
the benedt Of Others, 80
1 do this the more readily in regard % HOonAnGI
German Bttters, prepared by DR.. y. NJ. jackson, OF
this city ecauss preludioed aEainSt them for
many yeo1 5, under the Impression that they were
tCisnd Robert bhoem al1sr Eqs for be removed tnia
prejudice by tests and for enoourae Vment TO
ty them, when SUITE ring from great and Iona oontns
ued debility. The Of three bottles Of these Bit
ters ct the beginning Of the present year. was fol-
lowed By evident r ef and restoration 70 de gree Of
bodily and mental vgor which had not felt tor SIX
months before and had Of regaininS.
% the use OF them, j. NEWTON BROHE.
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Extracts from Southern Papers.
THE GoRrITIoAE1oNs OF NoDIIE,

TIE FoETITIoAEIoNs OF NOBLE,
A correspondent writes Of the fortihea-
ions OF Mobile 90 The fortihcations at
Mobile are being pushed forward to COM
pletion, and are Of the most formidable
nature, being almost the first self-inflsd-
ing works properly and scientifically con-
structed in all our numerous besieged
places. A comparatively small force Of
infantry-nearly all Of whom are also
drilled Is artillerists-Will be enabled TO
hold these works against almost any at
tack. General Polk's main force, outside
Of Mobile, are near "Chunk Station, ," bui
portion Of the army has been sent to re-
inforcs Enterprise"
TEE KHFEcT OF sHERxAS's MARCH.
From the Atlanta Appeal,
A gentleman who was with Folks CON-
msnd when it fell back from Morton, and
left Meridian on the l1tb, brings US sor.
rowful intelligence Of the rsvages com.
mitted by Sherman on his march through
Mississippi he Is carrying out his threat
in his late Memphis speech, that he would
make the people feel his power. Raymond
Clinton, ell Of Jackson, except the public
buildings, Brandon, and even the little vii.
Isge Of Morton, were given to flames Or
the route many dwellings and all the out
buildings and farming utensils were des.
troyed. He desires to make the people de-
pendent, with q view to make submission
to the military government he proposes Il
establish necessity. Tha Yankees burn.
ed about ninety stores and vacant houses
in jackson. General Writ Adams can't
upon and destroyed about fifty wagons
killing the mules and their drivers witE
pistols.
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From the Rev, Th9nas winter. Pastor or BO1bOr.

From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor or Roxbor.
ough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jafikson-Der Sir: feel Il due TO your excel
lent prep aratfon, Hollands German Bttor5 to add
my testb Hony 70 the deserved reputation It has OBJ
tatned. have for years. at times, been troubled
with at disorder IN my head aud system.
was advised by friend TO Try bottle Of yonr Ger
man Bit terr. did and have experienced great
anu une tpected rel1ei my healtn mas Deen very ma
terially beRehtted- l confidently recommend the
article Where meet with case similar to my own,
and havt been assured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully, yours, 7 WINTER,
koxbOrough, Pa.
From BE 2 J. 8. Herman, Of the German Reformed
Ohurc h, kutEtoWn, BerkB county, Pa.
Dr. U. N. JacksOp-Raspectsd sirI have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have neva used any medicine that did me much
good as he ofiands Bittsrg. an very much tmprov-
ed IN hesu afier having faken hYe bottles.
HouJ b with respect, J. .. HERMAN.
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Baptist Church.

DR.. JaGkson--JOear Sir: have bean frequently 70.
quested 70 CONNECT my name with co mmendations OF
dnerert kinds OF medicines, but regarding the prac-
tlce az put ofmy appropriate sphere, have in all ca
ses declined; but with clear proof in various in
stances and particularly In my family Of the useful
ness of Dr. Hooaand's German Blttars, depart for
once from my Usual course 10 expresii my ful con-
vicfon that, or general debility of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, IL Is safe and vslu-
be PREPARATION. In some caEes il may fail but usu-
ally doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial to those
who suher from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, J. b. KENHABD,
sths below Coatss-st-, Philadelphia
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YANKEE DEsERTERs TO WORK IN COAL
MINES.

Yesterday morning forty-three Yankee
dessrters were, with their own consent,
sent to Wilmington, North Carolina, to
work in the coal mines near that place
This is decided improvement upon the
plan, until recently, practiced by the Con-
federste authorities, Of turning these ores-
lures loose in this city to prey upon the
honest and industrious portion Of the in
WHO, 23d.
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From ReE J, h. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding Mstho-
dist - jiscopAl Church, Philadelphia.

DR.. 1ef kson-Desr SIR: Having used your German
Bfetersi my family frequently, am prepared TO
the Stl las been Of great service believe that In
s q Lsel of gensral debility Of ths system Ii is the
safest and most yscnble remedy Of which have any
Know isdge. HoTEEl resRectM51iiy; M ,o., ..
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
UonSipaton, Inward Piles, Fulne55 Of Blood 70 the
Head sAcidity Ofthe Stomach, Nausea, Heart
barn. dtsgust for FOOD, Fullness or
weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, SinkinFor
Eluttering at the
Pit OF the Stomach swimming Of the Head, Hurrieat
and Difficult Breathing, FlDttering AZ tbs
HearL, choking or SuhOcating Sensa-
tons when IN q lying POSTURE
Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webb before
tbs Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, DsG-
cienoy Of Per5pirattont Eellownesg ofthe SIKH
and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back. Chest,
Limbs, &o., Sudden Flushe Of
Of Heat, Burning in the
Elesh constant
ImaRininEsof Evi, and great Depression Of Spirits
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DOR SALE-A VEPY DESIRABLE
Lot on Ontario-St., near Pubic Square, SO feet
front. LYMAN LITTLE,
mar2-Il2 No. so. south side Park
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Camp Chase, January l9, lss4-
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T0NsORIAL.

M 1H5 AND HAIh WUhh'
VIM. Days New establishment,
The Largest IN the State,
FOR WIG MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSlHsI
PUBLIC SQUARE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
From Rev Ware Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, GerV iAntown, Pa.

DR.. o. NJ. Jadkson-Desr Sir: Personal experience
enable mo to 50 that regard the German Bitters
prepared Dy 20 a most excellent medicine. In
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly beneh ted by the Of the Bitters and doubt
not they viii produce similar effects on othere
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-28
James A. CoIgan. :

This noble yonng soldier, eldest son Of cur
well known tOwnsmaa, Jcns coLcAS, Esq, de-
parted this life at Jackson Hospital in Ri:hmcnd,
about ten days ago. lie was wounded in the
foot ut Malvern Hill, tho wound bcing so severe
as to necessitate The amrutation of The foot (;
after suffering extremely fora long time, he be-
came sufficiently recovered to- travel, and his
father, who had been with him for sone weeks,
prepared to bring him homo. But tbs heroic
youth was fated never to seq home and mother
again; he sickenei and diedi Richmond Of a
,chrosic d;,eafo. He saus .member-aId had
hecn sicce the beginning Of tie war-ef CO. y,
IIth Rest SC. V. His record as son, trotlVr,
soidicr, is brish: With love, honor, honesty and
s-allsn.ry. a
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sia is a raida What g'souA prevent them
now, it Eslly was @Rifh:rswn, penetrating;
down The valley andsputsiug n; complete cor
don # men around Richmond.. couns. LED
w;sb shat. great aud brave soldier. Gen. lee,
upousrh these points. Ny, mind roa.nea'Eover
the whole. field. =. :',..''
With .ais we can succeed Eonc half the
men no@ absent x;ihoutjeaye will return 10
duiy, we can defeat the enemy. WAL, thas
hone am goirss to the front. I may Lot
rc::Iiza Nj. hore, hut know there ars men
there wl,o l.sye locked aea!h III. the face ton
.riien to lesppnd nnx. Let NC one drss.o':ti.
| Les mo. uae- -.!i,irasl. ala remember tH:t j:
se..iaS, IS tie beau i;leal. hope is:s rSS.li'y.
The Fresidenttbcn a!!u.iedt TO The e;jecis,
for wl.ichstbe meeting had assembled, and
expressed the hope RIA. lie refugees and
l,eSiles would be we'll provided for i!'s 20.
Fidarss were often Interrupted by APPLAUSE.
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slaye Labor for the Coast.
~ i;IF;sDE ne. g.

E COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS and the
q. Town authorities within the Judicial Dis
'iyic,y of fairfield. Richiand, Lexington, Edse-
,i-li, Earn xsh and. -Ofsngc5urs, will. fsrthxisi
IN all shareholders within their sre'peett'o
.linits to deliver. sr.0NE-fIkI.E.f the!l slaSss hn-
.S,s to ro.d luty, a: the Railroad Dspots near.st
% THAR RESIDENCES on THURSDAY, the 27th day or
Octaber ucxt, at 8 o'clock, a na., there to- await
transportation to ChsrIestui gar thirty aa5s!abor
un the fortifcations.
TT. Tire 'stt.ntion 81 Go@missielers.of Roads
and tho Aatac c.itiessbove named, is directed to
"Circuar" from this sffico of 9Th iaasa Mt. In oil
eases where oxners or employers do not conform
10 it. requirements, they will forthwith report
thsm as defaultcrs. n. :9oiaHe"N, S
Agent of the Stale of South Carolina.
~ s7,- G,rei;niu,., Jescllry Sud Courier copy
.yes o week fiir four weeks; other lssfcrs In the
Division once week for four weeks. d.,
Sept2T NJ "o'
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So,siers "a. uelne,

Setyt. NJ. z. McHES;:y, who hilds the & 'e,ious
Aest. is whiting his muny warm friends i'll cur
.siilaze; hriswcll, enl having, wo .rrss. pleas
AIT time. Capt. L&sHaa: Of the eih, S. e. soa
Of Col. Tow LANuAM, rs st home, ard recovering
gradTal:x frrm y wound received in a,,e Of the
OF "a gseionts in Virginia. Litut. ]. z. F!iLK-
.sen of Tho 19.h R-gL, wounded recently in
Ge ,r:,::, has also REACHED his Lcnis some miles
above t,s; we are glad to hear that his wound is
.loius we'll >..-.i-,
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Gem. Ilelureg,ard.

The irgssta Cvn,titgf:oaalisl sny': "aa< pub,
.si;s curiosity iSmuch exercised s.:cerni,g lbi.
dirtinspirbed haxo,. ard. nrurc i.ar:icularly &;
Fresel:.with regard tr'his nsrur,l,;ion Of cct.
lEani in Georgia, we-aro pcrn,i.cdt" give the
Substance Of a arisf -col!cqHy b,iseas seu:ls-
;ra.. mud Prssit!..n Davis 49,,
GlsrlENAx. Mr.. rfesiisrt. av hs,e hserl
here that Gen. 1Tlod ,ias 1tecr spp- .OGeS. Is /,
so?'
PHzslsss7.-"I so, 1 have not heard :tsaad
do got know tito be so.":
GENTLEMAN" We. understood that General
Bsaurcgard wes to assrlnc command"
rnEsipgNr.-M Gen. Bsauregard will tske any
,0nmand to serve his country. Hs will pass
lhraugh Augusta in q few days"
Tie Gaidnuncasars releonr'io draw whatever
conclusi,pg they please.
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Ee.si.ter. The. List

Sfs. Enlroh :-E~; are herc"i.h requested L,
again ruLlis;.thc nanl-. VI rsrARLiEG Turner,
$50. as a csulils'1 t"r FAX Collector of Edge
hsld District 1t the vnsu irs election; ard to
.ia.s ;- tho voters cl sad District thai his name
mas withdrawn @i;5eut RS knowledge and con-
t-ary to the wishes Of :'.:rsc nu,aher Of
sALUDA FRIENDS.
IN acnSra=nee with lie 4tcve rou'ilrnira'i'.i.
&c. again place III. rar.c 81 this. honest nan aud
Neihtrirl soil::r in the list if.caneidates for
rax Collector.
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From the Front.

z5.....g. MAcoI, Sept. %;
.rhe arrp.stics expired yeste rd=ys morning
y; d;onaG aud Ready, but there rerIlains l!i3
- 502 Gonfs3erates y.t4tos be, tXc:ls c pgsd,
): ...::ch win .be doiie in u day Or two.
5hera.as sGayelr} is su1pesesd y Y hase leit
). .iunta Thursday worRirg and passed ont
Ii iiIorthe f:sft, but:Gp TO tie last -aeeouni,
:s.scret had been no general moiem!e'.t s!. OF DIS
i.d:.n.sy. a.2. -. -. -,
:. No. ADVANCE Is anticipated in tbs DIRECTION.
Shsr:na1, ID. supposed; 10 hstefnsty tAeusana
iFect;.c men. HIS stock is iii iss worst
plight.
prcsiaent Dsyis arrived Asre this morning
e:,- route fer Hoods army. a.5;.s-. -
he .sal,.ls n speseE at the BAPTIST Churcs,
taking i ,BapllIl .vie1 Of fhs fature. 80.
.Hs said that; Saermsu Wonld soon he. fore.
ed 10 retrea., and that the. scenes, of The re-
,reat frgnn hai0scoE ia l@l2 Weuld be re'eil;
acted.
An accident occurred on the Columbus
Road tpis: :;norn:hg, 10 wLich eight -persans
~,ere k:l!ed aud thirty y-six :Toun:sd--s nor
tally. - -: -.
Imrof: Eli. uaorernenty .nra being, niads4by
ous .rl6r.. It'is neiihSr proper or prudent,
l;ousre-, ta give any detailed ACCENT t., OF
tl:.,6 at prosent.
We kave the rumor from a yory reliable
sunrcc, that the Yankees occupied Gr:Ein
|4his {l7.i4.yl morning. We cannot express
any op,ir:an On the result Of The movement
but supp,ka the authorities have carefully
calculated The entire situation, and are pre-,
pared for every mereercy thst may arise,
One thousand qGohE men were exchanged
at HousL and Ready on tie 2tst. GepP
tiu9an, with portion Of than have arrived
i'he os.h was ifTesly offered a: Atlanta YES
.esday, and taken By . good riany. :
Prisoners say an entire Georgia regimen
took. the nath Of alleaaiance to Lincoln. - :.
The railroad Is working through from At
| lantato Nashville, ard is in perfect order
Pli@ners say that they met good man!
af Sheraar' S men in going home at,Ghatta
nonsa.
Dalton Is gareisol,sl BY three brieadts 9
| a.
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|; sT Tie Shreveport Ta$.tie sssa tho Gsrerp-
,or cf Lorisiaaa has ipfsr,sd printing pafssr
crou:k to supply al the newspapers of that State
at area ionakle price. =. :.
sSs "I once sewe regiment OF: ncgrSss oa
psrale." ssis traveller, "snl when tfity came to
the right drtss' with the whites Of tapr syei all
turned, i: Looked jest. like chalk Esra."
.aar Ata rsY rvaeatatisn es Mozsr:'s eden
.Goiranai," young coxeomb hummfI go loud
certain arg of the ore,a 10 sr.nv nil hM neigh
lcr.. An amateur, who sat tesi' finl,- n.l la
to bear il.sny longer, said al"ud, What foul p
-"Do you mt Il, IA i' said the tr.uhl. some frl-
l:w to kim. "No, sir, complain Of Mario, who
prevents my hearisg yos."
tH at negro ball in New orlosns q fc;.
week, since, MMsj j0r-Gencral Bank, ana lady aad
General Sicklcs were present. Gensral ranks
led oflhc frat dance with nh American citi:cness
4ofAfticay, scent, usd Els lady did tho same With
ono of the sable lords of creation.
zS- Mr.. Lincoln stated in recent eonveraatiun
thai; thc.c asc cOo 600 sbIs-bo blacks In II.
service Of ,ko United States. He argued that If
Mcclellan mas elected, according fo: the De!no-
cratic programme, these ferccs would have 70 be
aistanded.
9- It il perh1ps not generally known, that
The leaves of the,y yard mulberry are ir'tra,e feed
fsr hqgr. ofwaich they ere very fond. Thia. ia
something werih knowing now that feed is 30
searce and high. Break eff the. ..lesres apd give
them to your hogs twicD ds:,ana sou will be
sutpriscd to see how lhey fatten. q S.s4 -
Ga- squib, hearing some Oae aay that a yorus
m was as /" stubborn rs mule" said there
Res a. ether point Of rcseeetlehee; and on being
asked .Sha; it was, replied that bis .fathsr vas o
iackaas. Come to end out the truth Of it. sqnlb
had applied to the old man for Lis daughter and
had been kicked cut Of the house.
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Fur TIE Advertiser.
ErasrrlD c.; H., ssft. l4.A, Isl

y EraErIEln C. H., Seft. l4'A, lSe4. =
VA. Enron: The Soldiers naw Enjoying. the
great benefits 80 literally. human-lJ and self
sacrihcins.y rupplicl them by the asoliicrs'
Home .ssuciation" of your patriotic Village, do
sirous Of expressing in sous',sngi''ss firm their
y.ry high appreciation Of the camforts' Sr5 al-
vantascs thus accorded them, beg, for tho rier-
mGtiou of their reloiiYes ard irienas atsasd.
HAT .ysu viii publish The following names,
and the States andeommanis frsm which those
who arc nov ho.e hail, as en- acknowledgment of
their jull, free aud Hearty concurrence IN, @"d
adol ton Of the erpressions -eontained il this
card Tkay express in the Tost eulogistic terms
Of gratitude, their very high sense Of the "bisa
tioul uaer which they nre luil to the laiiea es-
peciai,y, for the delicate and cansiderate attsn-
.tions which they extend TO. them in their daily
m;ni.tratiens 1t the "SoLiers' Home" ura to
80 = citizens generally, they desire to express
ll-. c.nviction, that, sr 81 the virtues that con-
stit.te n nobls anl generous people, they pos
ssss noue to 1 greater extent thau that Of
s5eetire Charity to the unfortunate, hail frcm
wherever be may.
Your compliance with tho request to putAh
tb:s card in the next issue Of the Aarertixer will
otlice,
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Who was ii?

= Vi no Was i. that horoFsd. us ei.hl So chSrmiag
Il serenaae !as. night? Two yiol;ns-frst and
sssoua. We susfeet car young friends srNrrs1
SrANSard Tory e..EAril.,Aef .sh-Tkindly and
aatt:rihs deed: fhsy l'ssysa -ex1ui.i;e!Ea. |p
heard snd erji,y+t sSary ho:efr s:.d Ire fr'tno!e
"ftho stirring M.rselaiso to The last ,note oftho
gt=cciu! German uslz. Bat "I!or,c" was the
,nastsr piece. a thousand thanks! DO cane
n.:niu.
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Later from YirEinia.

.LyscuYuRo, September 2o-The Fir5:-
niaa has Received reports OF the tight IN the
Yellct, ca MonSsy last, which isrepresented
to have been .waged with greet severity.
Tie fgh. occurred ON the BerrySillc Turn
nike. TWO miles below Winchester. The ear
iy part Of The engagements said to have
gone decidedly in Cur favor, but iilikmoye.
msnt, Of 1000 0'ofthe enemys cavalry, re-
tesstiatel q retrograde morSment On Tee part
of our ioic.s whiclr va: perfected IN an Or.
DERBY manner, without hurry OF confusion.
rhe position to which our army .ell back IS
Fishers Hill, tlia side Of Strasburg, and s-
said to be ycry strung onc. The losses on
both sid, S. .ar, very severe, and enormous
IN tue part CT the enemy.
{. Gems. FitzLugir Lee, Of Virginia, And York,
If Louisiana, were wounded; the latter los
ing an arm, ,.bat tie former is not believed to-
DC dangerously wonaded. :
Gen. Raodes VAS killed while selecting. a
position ipr a battery to ti:lnP the gap in
our li:,es. The shot struck just behind tie
ear and passed througlr.the head, causing IL
..nost instant death.
Al! the adIsntaseis en- ou. side except tue
los Of graund.
The, enemy are believed to have numbered
10000, and'it is reported that Grant was in
command.
LyNcunuRc, Sept. 23.
The enemy, supposed 10 be a portion o'
slrpr;d ms command, lrave made their appear
anco It Cuiperpsr in heavy farce, composed
ufinfantry, artillery and cavalry.
Their cavalry crossed the Rappahannock at
Welford's Ford Yesterday al II o'clock.
This marning their Infantry were wlt.la
three miles of Cuipcpsr c. II.
|. 1t is believed THAR infantry will attempt
20 advance up the railroad towards Gordons,
III Their cavalry move in the direction o'
| Charlottesville.
= PETEashrkG, sept: %.
All quiet slong the lines te-day--not even
the ususl picket firing, and but two or three
discharges of cannon.
1t ia thought We are on the eve Of coming
events.
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