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CLOTHING.

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CLOTHING.
At THE OLD WELL KNOWN STORE 275 SEVENTH
ya"r a, yoS ga1t s see after your by
ion Please call or address note to ii. HART 27s
eshh streets Ladies attended al their own residence
4 TTENrIoY-Ar THE NEW STORE III THIRD
,he asnest prse lor each ariie o cast of apparel
kern e@Sr sr sn f T asa All ia % se
near Foar,eenh street ,aay IN attendance Orders from
4 GREAT DEMAND AT lei SEVENTH AVENUE FOR
s % s. 2s 1 Agas en Garss ssss,s or , sT
higher price than e,eshere as we n1s Rave tie ABOVE
eno.ed ses 2 rv M es ssoTpa ard wsrn
.ns ws ~ M nf
A LARGE oaDER.-slNseo WORTH OF cAsr orr
te IaSes ana ,a having he Above
esgsse s .n res,e s,n he & q, ~
esni. %! wsoeS, psiaine and csiso p,s..s. sfswis
raid sy sn on Sr MOI % 70 MSfl %
Mrs Nnv Don't iorget the well known name. B. MINTM
Of 2ss shIb avenue.
Ar .rHE NEW STORE ss cARuISE srREEr-Lt.
lies nnd ssnsem2n ean receive 3 per eeni more fr
addressing y. HART. a; the above number. Ladies a.
OLD STAND q, i;. SEVENTH AvEEgK BE-
gentlenen viii tho highest price for heir Cast
Clothing. Carpets Ac by calling addressing + MIL
LER, who willing 10 pay the full value Ladies attended
by Mrs. Miller.
At 2ss SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTS
n receive ffiy tta any other plae
In the EAST tDf clothing also and iawery
by calling on or addressing ABRAHAMs. 233 Seventh
avenue Ladies attended TO by Mrs Atrahams
A. NO 1877 SIXTH AvENuE-L tDIEsAvD GENTLE
"A men, wish receve the highest price for your
cat OIL Cloihng Carpets, Furniture the best
do ~ 20 call send note TO H. MfNrZ at l3T sixth
nue. two doors from Tenth ladies attended by M
Mint True, You will be dealt with your satisfaction and
benefit
At 2t2 SEVENTH ANEvug. CORNER OF TWENTY.
~ sixth street f. HART will the highest prices for
adee aud genilmens Cast OF Clothing also Carpets Fur
nture MY cent than other place the CITY
BY calling or addressing Ladies attended by Mrs Hart
A TIEyrioy-AT 1e SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES
and gentlemen Will be astonished TO the prices y
HARRIS pays for Cast Oh Clothing. Carpets and One
Furniture We fa'ter ourselves with having been pro.
nouneed ty great nanJ ladies' and sentemen that pay
fifty cent than other dealer In the city cai
or address ssARRIs 80 Seventh avenue, three doors
from Twenty hrst street Ladies' attended by Mrs Harris
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHINo.-LADIEsA AND
"a gentlemen having any Cast on Clothing Furniture,
Inc on Or sdd.ss.,ns HAKRis ssl Thi,d aycnas be
tended " V ArA HAsnA
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T THE OLD WELL KNOWN STORE 275 SEVENTH
~ avenue, II want 70 after your advantage bv
selling your Cast on Cothng Furniture and Carpets then
give me trial which viii be most surely sntsfac
ton. Please call address note TO II. HART. 2Ts
Seventh avenue, between Twenty seventh and Twenty.
eighth streets. Ladies attended to at their own residence
by Mrs. Hart. ~
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PPLy TO THE SURE PLACE FOR A SPEEDY AND
n enecua cure without mercury. change OF diet loss
of TINE DIR. WARD ; Old established Off g 81 Lispenard
street. between Broadway AMI Church street Attendance
from oA NJ till . r. NJ. Advice gratis.
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HOPE CHAPEL. NO. 7s BRoADwAY|
III TWEETf
DARK THEATRE. BRooKLYN.

DARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
UNQUALIFIED TRIUMPH OF THE nj
Immense success Of the sublime illustrat
TOMS CABIN. All the Tableaux encored. .
production Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe (
the day.
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A DvICE TO ALL AFFLICTED FEMALES DIR POW
n Female Physician 81 Lspenard street Is consult
ed with UNPARALLELED success Relief and speedy Try
his Prench Periodical Drops which remedy
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ArIBLO'S sALOON-GOTTsCHAL
IN FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMI
The last Of these brilliant Musical Ente
take place on
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.
When Mr. GOTTSCHALK will be ass
Nine. vARlAN and Nine BEIRENS. s.
Mime. MOTTE, Contralto; T. HABELMA
CARLO PATTI; A. WATERS, Elocutionis
SATURDAY. Maroh 10. GRAND GALA
Admission including reserved seats. 81
secured for either of the Concerts. CONN
March II. At Messrs. Beer 4 Schiriners 70l
4 Sons 6f3 Broadway, and Sibei Salisb
sau street
Doors open At IN. Concert 10 commenc al
Chickering's pianos used In Mr. 0ottscha
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CNOR HAVANA DIRECT.
The United States mail steamship
ROANOKE.
Francis A.. Drew commander
will pier l3 for Havana direct on wednes
ds . March %. at l2 O'Clock. noon, precisely.
No freight received bills lading signed the day
sailing.
For freight or passage apply 70
LuDLAM HEINEKEN Co,
lis Broad way
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MEDICAL.
4 rnYSInLoGICAL vIrW or MARRIAGE-coN

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON
n tainnr nearly 800 and $50 fine plates and
Cravings Of the anatomy II the human organs state of
beait aud disease with treatise eay errors us de-
ploreic upon the mind ali t01v with the
authors plan OF nj the only rational rcessful
mode OF shown By the report Of led.
truthful adviser married and those plating
marriage who would know their physical on. Sent
free OF postage 10 address rec - in
stamps postal currency Address Dr. La Crox 81 Maiden
lane Albany, N. Y.
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nR JOHNSON. u DUANE STREET, MAY De CON.
IL suited on all diseases. Thirty years experience
bes hum 70 guarantee speedy cures TO all who under
ID charge
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nR. BARMOHT, AUTHOR OF THE PARIS. LONDON
~ and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide.
60h edition over f0) pages nearly 100 illustrations cont
relieve patients incompetent flhl duties
life from ndiscretion and deh
hty &c, At l73 Broadway up stairs from 10 10 Pub
lshcd by 4 WARNER No. Nesev street. House.
-. We concur with other papers In ecommening Dr.
Larmon and his "-tnurrier des Etas Uns Dispatch
Stats Zeitung, Atlas. Media al Review. &C.
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TIME BANJO TAUGHT ny FRANK 3. CONVERSE =
Refers 70 the folcwing music dealers r9or. r
don K8 Rroa1 war, and the minstrel protesstou generally
AadgyaA QNsQ n n " CApplNA Ny E9Vgta svseve
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
A Battle near Challestown, W.. ETC,

Harper's Ferry Va, Aug. ga brisk en-
gngoment took place on SUNDAY, two miles beyond
Chnrcstown, bctween the Army Of Western Viz
sinia and the rebel force now in the Shenandoah
Valley.
The battle commenced at eight O'Clock In tho
morning, by a heavy column Of rebel cavalry and
infantry attempting " pierce our extreme front,
near Summit Point. After sharp but decisive
struggle, our skirmshers compelled TO g1ve
way. The Pr.t Division. Gen. Wilson, Of Gen.
Torbell's cavalry corps were engaged our right,
and suffered heavily. Gen Msckin,osh's Division
lost nearly three hundred men, but only officer
was scriously injured. Acting AiJutant Lloyi Il
the 22d Wisconsin cavalry, and three officers
slightly wounded, but have not yet lch their COM
mands.
The movement had evidently fr its object the
possession Of Martinsbury, FOR at no same time
that the attack vas made OF Summit Point, another
false movement was made against our extreme lef,
and the stacking column moved down towards our
right and then suddenly new body Of rebel
troops appeared in front Of our right the Sixth
corps.
A short but determined battle took ace. The
SIKH, Hghth and n ne,ecpth Corps formed in line
OF battle from right 10 lett. Tho xth Corps tore
the truni OF the engagement, aud the Seoul u = .
sion lost hesvily-some 800 wounded, ind ir D.. ca
tol0 Killed and missing. The loss Of the reto,s was
fully great.
Our rshl drove the enemy for over mile and
,heu e! back 10 ttcir old line, loli,nP unt,l zen
/ o'clock, "hen cur entire army retired towar' 5
III Itown, WLere they now lie in line OF battle, on
the frst range of hills in the immediate vicinity Ut
that place. The Sth corps, Gen. Crook, were only
partly engaged, and lost but fow men. The lc!i,
consisting Of the 10Th corps Gen Emory, were NOT
engaged, ,as their line rested the Berryvie T. ke.
Our entire line extended from the Berryville Pike,
on the left, 10 smithheld Pike the right, aud
eupied the commanding line Of country running
from Oharestowu. Our cavalry, AMOR the enemy
had shifted his front from our let our right re
! tired down the Berrvvills Pike and psssins
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NeWs Items
rny Telegraph to the Acs lori sun

THREE were, Yesterday, in the p,rt at HALIFAX,
y s., six blockade runners.
ElcnsoND papers Of Saturday announce that a
Union force is moving overland from Pensacola to-
wards Noble. No PARTICULARS arc giTon.
TnE subscriptions to the 1910 loan, reported 10
he Treasury Department yesterday, amount 70
f-3aO,1, and u the I-e0 loan s35, 500. Tic total
sulsrrlutons 10 the latter losn arc .'h3o,,C0O.
Inz schooner j. W. Miner, CIp'. Berry, Of and
from New York for New Orleans, was struck By
llrhtn.ng on the 10Th iurt., anl mmuod. Tko
CAp.ain AMI crow arrived atP'''l''islpa!a yesier-
d..
MfxIoAS alviccs received at New OJcans say
tha. President JaareS had boen abandoned by
General Doblldo, aud that tho latter had gone Ia
Havana, ,.icr bciny comisllod ~ pay nifty thous
aad 1oll-rs to save his life.
Two gucrrl,lis, q. Boon and W. II. McGlaSson,
were executed ut frankfort, Ey., ou Saturday, IN
rc-7 llas. on toe bs.h INST, m Mos.le county, a
,.c,,,. luolt INC on rqrad Of guenillas, and
kli'~l Fraus u and Bdrch, both no-orlous men
IHtciuEs al the men who deserted from o.,
Frs New Hampshire Cavalry, while the roy,u4on,
was cmhark'rg On board the Constitution, at Bas
ton, on sunday, have boon srres;cl and sont Il
Fort Warren in irons. Twenty sthers arc shn si
large.
Tue steamer Courier, owned by the Xomph''
and St. Louis Packet Company, was burned to the
waters eigoat nine o'clock Monday evening, while
transferring her cargo Of naval stores 70 the naval
dispaiet tssty9luptesh a. Mound City, Tue fIs
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Omaha aug. 23.-T1c Indians came within 90
m'les Of this placo yesterday. They are reported N
have driven OF 100 head Of cattle aud mules. The
Indians are sad to 20 In considerable force near
Elk Horn. Business in town is entirely suspended.
The citizens are armug md forming companies for
defence and 70 20 ~ the assistance Of the soft ers
~ Ilk u,rp
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through Chsr'e 'e-,own. hlvouacked in the fields TO
tie right Of the town.
AL last uight troops wcrc passing through
Cearlesio~n IN tho direction OF lialltown, and the
scene hv mcout gtt was extremely inspiring,
one. The cavalry were len 10 irout OF Charles
town and their pickcts relieve TIC Infantry bciorc
daylight. Al sunrise "tciwHrd" WAS sounicd,
sui the cavalry corps moved iVrward and took mp
the position abandoned by tho Eighth and SXth
Corps.
A. rode away. On route for the Ferry, sharp
and coutru uous diminishing FIRE truko ont, aui u
listed until o'cluck when u sudd My sllckcuci,
AMI before I lcft Halltovn II had entirely ceased.
Our cavalry have orders to push through to Mar
tnsburs, and the infantry Hro busy pitching m
Iromptu camps along their line oi hatio. awaiting
the result.
Rumcrs arc aroat TIM, the rrl~ls crossing tho
Potomac st M,riinsturg. What Truth there - in
them cannot say. Certain u ~ however, that tho
rebels have posse esson Il Martnshurs, whatever
may tc the ultimate intention. Large nunl' cr~ ot
loyal citizens here, cndoavoring to rosrh places
OF safety hrthcr North, fearing total abandonment
Of the Valley.
Federal Occupation OF Martiusburs.
Washington, Aug. ga .cttcr from uagcrs-
town, dated 2ls, SAYS: "a detschment Of tho ID
Virginia Union Cavalry entered Martinshurg yes
,erday, about o'clock, and druvo out the retels.
At the latest accounts the place st.ll held by
our cav4rymcn. Gen. ANcTl holds the river
foris, and ia keeping a watchful cyo on the move
ncnts OF tho rebel rnidins p'rtes The excitement
here cccaSoncd by the anticipation of en- invasion
has somewhat subsidized -
Accounts win baltimore.
Baltimore, Aug. 23.-Iatcliscnco from the Up-
rer Potomac speaks of nothing more important
than slight diminishing along the lines. Our forces
occupy n s;rory position. The rctcls occupy tho
country in the direction Of Martn-t,irg but \ nvo
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
A Decided Advantage (.aircd,

Louisril,, K1., Aug. 22.-On the 18Th instant,
in front Of Atlanta, the 18th Corps charged on tho
rctcl works. A. the ssne time Csrlu's lnc u
skirmist crs called upon the rcAc soldiers in rife
p, to come over TO our SIDE. Ahout 200 Of them
lcapt out and came into our lines amid the fire Of
tho remaining rebels. Csrln then advanced q
strong skirInsh line, took Possession Of the rcle
r.nc-pts- AMI now holds them. They are within
800 yards of the enemy's works.
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GONE MORE USFoEruSArr. ."-Coronet
Collin held an inquest Yesterday, NJ Bellevue Hos
pital, upon the holy of Emma Russell, late Of So56
Ludlow st. Deoeaed caIne to the city recent and
was taken sick, Il now appears, from melieincs
which she bad TAX On TO produce miscarriage, and
during her illness she took an overdose Of lsuda-
mum, from which she died. Deceased was 9 native
Of England. aged ls years.
= tCeRtsNu4d On Iast paat,l
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success Of KnpntrIck's Expedition.

WdshfnJfon, august 22.-f66 offcal news from
Atlanta s hopeful. Authentic information rcrcivcd
here shows that General Fitzpatrick has returned
from his raid the line OF the Macon Railroad
without any serious loss, but had a fatisu and
hard t me. lie brought In piece Of artillery
and seventy prisoners. lie ctfcc,ualy destroyed
the road for miles. and injuring tho truck for
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Cincinnati, August GA special dispatch To
the GAZETTE from Nashville says Wheeler struck
the Knoxville md Chattsnoora lroad between
Hawas,i and London, destroying tic communica.
tion for a time, but doing no Serious damage. Gen.
steadmhn is driving him towards Knoxville, whore
General Carter has n force In front.
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The Western Conspiracy.


Cineinncti, Apg. e3.-rhc morning papers
publish long extracts from Dodas SONS Of I.Ier.
~" corceponderco, captured at Indianapolis. Tho
manusirlpt copy Of Dodi's address TO toe Grand
Council IA among the paIcrs, IL, Witch II frpc.rsa
grand convention was 10 te rcl July Is,, two days
te-orc the Democratic Na..Uual Convent N wa- 10
have been held. A spontaneous moe. .ny g.s held
at Indiauapolls las niabt TO take counsel concern
.ny the dapcer, sur-ounG.,, ,lem. II was the
largest outdoor n,e,inr ever held there. TIC
meeting was extremely orderly, thou1h there was
deep feeling against the cousp.racy. Resolutions
were adop,od deuoupcuf tho ~, re, order As most
rnlr,iieyous one, calculated to trng about civil
war and declaring the ebnr,e ,ha, TIC Union n.rty
intend to uso military power to prevent f..r
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Destruction Of the Macon B. r.
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph to. she y. Y. Sun.
GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
THE WELDON RAILROAD BATTLES.
a, SEVERE FIGHT ON SUNDAY.
Desperate Rebel Charge.
a Bloc dy Repulse.

|: Many Rebel Prisoners Captured.
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Return of kilmtrick's Expedition.
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; NEWS FROM GEN. SHERMAN
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THE CAPIy ssE OF 4 REBEL.
SUPPLY TRAIN.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER q, 1854.

THEATRB-BEsEFTT on Mile ZoE.-
The performances at the old theatre
tonight are for the benefit Of the
charming Zoe sad have been selected
with good taste and Judgment. The
opening piece is the beautiful drama Of
''Bfyrtillo, the Boy Avenger, in which
she appears as Myrtillos enc of her best
characters. The cast is excellent, and
the piece viii be yell played The I'd
act.of the "French Spy closes the bin.
In this we shall have a repetition Of
her inimitable sword combat.
Altogether thisis q very attractive
bill, and with lesser additional induce
ments than the claims Of the bewiteh-
ing beneficiary, would fill the house;
but, the cppsrtanity to pay q personal
compliment to Zoe viii not be lost We
may therefore, anticipate fhe largest
audience Of the season.
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Or. eoLEmAWs
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues 70 be infrm
snd man IL prone 70 err, and the conss-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
be shoald early seek relief from the Eaissry
thus entaised. And the man who ccyotos
bis time and talent 70 the relief Of this
species Of human. suffering Is not Tess y
philanihropist than he who seeks % relieve
any other Addiction g which man Is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not 70 whaL
caused the troubie, bat what viii cure q.
Dr.. CoLEK4s has devoted a large portion Of
bis time TO the cure Of the class OF dis
eases mentioned ia HE advertisement IN
tO-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself By study and experience % periorln
what be promises. He mas been located n
our midst .or several year, and lae tesii-
monials q the press Whsch 40 has
quoted in bis card, are q guarantee 70 the
afflicted for his skin and attsiuments'
His 0fice Is 81 North Cherry street. Post
0fiee Box, 500. sagss
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DARRHGA AND DYsEETERT.--We have ex-
amined great number Of letters from some
of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of Or. STickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhea
and Dyssntery. The letters orc too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, of CoviugtoQ, says
ne was pronounced incurable BY tie best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
q permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Disrrhea snd Dys-
entcry. sP 2s-tu v sh--ly
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A SUPERIOR RENEDY.-We can conscien-
tiously recommend 20 those sufferia from
3 distressing cough, DR.. Stricklsnd's Meilif-
luous Cough Balsam- It gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreea-
bic to the taste. There is no doubt but the
Mellifuo1s Cough Bslsam is one Of the best
preparations in use, aud is sll that its pro-
prietbr claims for it. We hsve tried ii du-
ring the past week, and feuRd relief from a
most distressing cough. Il is prepared BIZ
Or. Strickland, Ne. East Fourih-streel
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for ssle by Druggists,
at so cents per bottle.
sp 2e-fsa su-iv
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AMERICAN BADGE co

GOLD SILVER BADGES FOB
> 4th, 9th, 10Th 18th, 18th, 18Th,
issb, lglh and 25rd Army Corps,
with Nsme, Com Psny and Regi-
fneut beautifully engraved, ~
$3.50 each, or Gold a. -.
American Shields 81 each. IN
silver; also Badges for every
Corps constantly on hand.
We alsosend % the army fine
Sold Pen, with ebony or extsn-
sson holder a. 81 each. a y
karat Gold Psu, with rubber re-
verse holder, s. each. A u karat
q III Pen, with solid silver ex-
sension holder, 81 each f; 4, a de-
tached lever movement, IN stsr-
ing silver cases. mediums SIZE,
polished cap, 81.
Magic timeksepers, made ex-
pressly for soldiers, in sterling
silver, engine-turred case, szs.
~ AZ seat b saaii On rsraP {
n grics-
GEAll large orders igW recciUc
q hberal prrnsiaa.
- Circulars seat free 10 any
address.
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RIVER NEws-TheSSver continues to
recede gradually. Yesterday evening
there was but q inches upon Harpeth
Shoals The weather is dry and cool
The only arrival was the Cottage from
Evansville and she departed yesterday
for the same place.
The steamer Nightingale has been
obliged to discharge all her Nashville
freight at GAINESVILLE, as the river is too
low for her to come over the Shoals =
Consignees viii govern themselves &C
eordingly.
The Willie Carnage, ArcOla and Dime
left Louisville on Wednesday for this
port. As they are light draft boats, we
presume that they will be able 70 come
through.
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Capt Regan, Military Conductor on
tho l. x n. railroad, captured yester-
day twelve fine watches which Jew
vas bringing TO this city without per
nit Another Hebrew, in company
with the first one, offered the Captain
a fine watch TO let the other pass
through, bat he had mistaken his man
and was ordered to report at Head
Quarters to-day, with the agreeable
prospect Of losing his permit and hav.
ing his stock confseated Capt Regain
has in every respect proved himself an
efficient and able ofnseE-
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
attest War News +!
Sheridan Defeats Longstrest
Forty Three Pieces Of Ar
tiIIery Captures.
The Rebe. Trains. Ambal nc $
&e., ali in sus Possession.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 2o-Dispatches from
MERIDIAN, Miss, report Forrest when
last heard from, as making south for
that place with his prisoners
BURLEeTov, Oct 20-The msraaders
who entered St Adams have been cap
tured, and Ten thousand dollars recoy-
cred.
Lengthy details have been received
respecting Vermont affairs, bat does
not change the result already tele-
graphed.
The following has been received from
the War Department
WAsHINsToN, Oct 1910 p. mo
Maj Gen. Dix A great LATHE was
fought and a splendid victory won by
Sheridan over Longstreet yesterday at
Cedar Creek. Forty-three pieces Of ar
tillery were captured and many pri--
soners, among whom was the rebe]
Gen. Rameseur. On our side, Generals
Wright and Rucker were wounded, and
Gen. Bidwen, Of Buffalo, killed The
particulars, SO far as received, viii he
furnished as fast as the operator can
Al
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PreserYe ronr ga Picfnres.

Old Pictures Of any ptyle copied for Carte
de Visite, or enlarged to any size, aud col
Ored in water, oil colors, or India Ink, and
warranted better than the original, at the
Gallery of the Cumberland, Is Cedar-street
opposite Commercial Hotel.
july Aft A. 8. MORSE.
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GE. McPHEEsox-A splendid Pho
togrsph of the late Mai. Gen. McPher,
son, can De obtained, by mail, OF
otherwise, for 80 cents, at the Gallery
of the Cumberland, Is Cedar St
july 27-tf A. s. MoRsE.
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To rent for next year, by prompt
tenant a Store house on College street,
between Union and the Square, or on
the Square between College and Market.
Address N b, Box 443 P. O.
( oct IS-3t lk AEd8t
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, such as maehin-
ISIS, carpenters, teanistoss, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner OF Union
and College streets, whore the very best
prices are always paid for every desorp t.on
Of Government claims.
CHEcKs OF THE DErosITART AT LoUIsYILLE,
dashed on ths very best terms.
Tsos- 3. MAka.
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situation IS gsresal clerk or salesman.
address R. L. b, Onion Office.
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The Press says Horace Greeley has
been a sinner for sixty years. 1t of
course refers only to his political sins,
which could hardly have commenced
before he was twenty, which would
make him eighty.five. Az thstsis
nearly twice his age, we can only ac-
count for the mistake on the supposi-
ton that the editor had been looking
N glasses till he saw double.