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TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CITr-
ZENs OF NETWORK.

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. 40 6th-sv., NEW YORK, Dec. g. 1852
was deaf several years aud hearing Of the sea. cures
performed by Dr. Won Esenbeg was induced to place my
self under his care and happy to state that my hear
Ing entirely restored ser short treatment, Twas also
suffering from chronic ca,arrh Of which also cured by
tie sku treatment Of Dr. Won Esenbeg do but justice
the Doctor by stating that In treating he displayed that
skill and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and that the principles which direct bis
system curing Deafness and Cstsh such as to render
succe" certain In my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr. Won Escrbers restored my hearing and continues
a, rood a, ever. o. HOPKINS.
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NaARRIE ID.

Brooklyn on Tuesday, April ., ig94,
by the Rev Charles s. Robinson, Mr. h. d. Barker to Miss
Anna NJ. Stott.
NDRICKSON-CLARK-On Tuesday, April g. by the
Rev. George Potts d. d. John Is. Hendrekson to Emma
Olivia only daughter of Albert Clark esq all o. tins city
HLLYER-COLEMAN-InB Brooklyn, on Monday, March
a. thu residence Of the officiating by the hev
Mr. Gladstone. Edward O. Hilyer 10 Miss Mary Coleman
both Of Morrisani. We,tchestef County, N. Y.
sHADDLE-SOULE-In Jersey City. on Tuesday April .,
by the Rev. Wu Tunison, assisted by the Rev j. homsyn
Kerry, Cornelius Shadde and Mary A., daughter oil IL. d.
Soulh. all OF jersey City.
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From Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS Tuesday. Apr

ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday. Aprl D. 1871.
Mr.. Flesh Conservative, was elected Mayor
of Jefferson City yesterday by % majority over Wagner
Radical.
Tie Eev York Jisdicofor scnt TO the subscribers OF
TAr Metropolitan Record in this Department. has been
promptly suppressed by Gen. Rosecrans.
The 2lst Illinois Vols. Gen Grants old regiment,
and the 2sth Illinois Vols resnlsted veterans arrived
here to day and received an enthusiastic welcome.
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fle1fsTt
Ia ofher coigstas Of ths Sss''.
FAs-Feurtc~nth rifcet anu oAtNi HeHN'
,nd mn sirse, and Brosdway-Dsy sDdeNennS
,clDTHy ~ Music-Lletczis bofstS.
NIslo's GAHpEH-Ihe coils Revenge
W.MscXs TnEATIR-hissks and faoes
BIHNuv -Ganis Dwsns-k phfoaa, ihe SpIri' 81 besny
WIyTrR GAEpHs-Judhh. the Daughter Of Mertri
OtYrpic THyAryR-lrsh EmgrAnt-Lalshlnz ty'na
VAS AsBuKGHs MFSAGIRig-Collecton Of AbinlaI-
HIPpol HPATRoy-Equesir Performances.
BRoApwlY AnPHIT ngArER-Equ esirian PeriormnnceI
CnAroS Art 0ALLxRY-Bierst Rocky Mountains
0oupfLs GArLHRr-Kense,ts Lake George.
HoPI CHAPELs-Tie Grand Soreoscopticon.
iRyIso HALL-GTand Billiard Tournament.
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UNION NOMINATIONS ls JERSEY ICIrY. The
Union Convention Of Jersey City met last night OF the
Washington House at O'Clock. The following nominn
lions were made: For Mayor. Cornelius Van Worst;
Water Commis.ioner. Benz o. Edge, School superin-
tendent ID. S. Gregory.
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NEw.YoRK, July 10, 1862.

NEw.YORE, July II, IBtE
Th, e.r,is., hst my mother has been for some time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from PAIN and rum
bling in the head together with other indications oil
Io, Of hearing Dr. Won Eisenbers removed ffom her
cu.nt,y Of matter together with eosgulsed blood
relieving her in.tant,nsousy and all without pain h""A
.r,,.0. THANH, that give this testimony to lis SAIL
CARROLL j. POST No. 20 sOu.hs.
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Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-SAVING OF 20 PER CENT
The MANUFACTURERS Of CHANDELIERS and 0Ae
FIXTURES having given notice of advance Of prices v
tho extent per cent tskepsus in assuring the pub
lie that WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT FORMER
PRICES ne Spring assortment. having been nearly -
made up before the recent advance
Purchasers would do well to give their orders st ones
and when required win book the same for delivery 70
April, May or June,
L. ". HAUGHWOUT & Coz
Nos 4SS, 400 and 492 BROADWAY.
pFoovr a
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READ NEW TESTIMONY OF CATARRH CURED.
Ihsye been suffering for long time from s'evere ci'rrh
with continual dans" in my head en,ne'' across my
chest sweght over my eyes which weas wsery and
very painful Ny no.,r. were constantly distracted with
pouring euid had frequent neezins hesI'ens'' oil my
voice oen attended with fure Of my throat great sore
ness and continual dropping Dr. Won Eisenbers he's cured
me ell these dtsgre.able suerin may indeed 'ay that
feel anew re The treatment Of Dr. Won Esenbers 10 "a
.ka as .suscesul 1t IL. in my opinion, impossible to
oyens.e the benefit have received at HE hands Heartily
recommend any one suffering Ike myself to place themselves
under Dr. Won Esenbegs care, with certainty oil being
speedily cured W. D. HuTChiNs
Sssh...;.s Cslrnlainr
Bsrnuui's Museum.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.

NEw.YoRE. March %, 1861
This 4. to certify that have suffered from very revere
CHRONIC CArARRH, with dun hesyness in tho head.
felt my nose completely stepped up accompanied BY continual
.orsn. Of the throat the ehis stealing s with eSca
.Ons DO, u,hes sss, shne of the chest and PAIN so
much 30 tina. ever, thought consumption Having
heard Of the great pc formed by Dr. Won EisenberS
consulted him. with but little hope Of am now happy
10 b, enabled add my e monA to the gress number a.
In the Doctors POS lssson TO his scientific and sue
e,. mode of tssne cut he mas shown in my case that
skill and knowledge which procured for him SO great
reputation am % entirely res.oredtO perfect health that
do mos, sincerity recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
cArARRH md SORE THROAT to apply at once to Dr.
Won Eisenb<rs with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK wE1ER, No $50 Foarthis
I" OFFICE. 49,. ii4'
No. $40 Broadway,
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TRADE SALE SEVENTH DAY. - The sale
CONNIE need With the invoice 81 BOVle@ Co, Spring
field, which followed by those Of Colby. Coolidge
sheriff.. Mhrtcn. Hooker Durand. Hamilton. Miller
Burlock Rniter. and others large collection OF
photograph albums included IN tie invoices. Inc
bidding was Bpiritcd nHd the Priees ah~~. na.al
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gptrial Notices.

sixteenth Ward Unconditionni Union Hn cinbI -
FbEE LECTi REV CARLOS MAkihS' esq OF
Vernon, .ens,rlction," ., No go h,sh'hsS' Oh
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. April 9, ~ "a o'clock
MNTIORSE fOMPklNs PFendent'
II G pAayy ChtirmAn Lecture Committee.
Regular Meeting Of Tie UNION nLNI w 'o r.
MIIITE will he held on THURSDAY EVENING an AprI
AZ 70 clock a, the Hesdqusrers corner q Brosdwsy
.nd ild. tuucu6 attendance 10 requested ~ order oi
VIM A. DARLING, Cnsirinan.
H,srI " H T., sscr,tsrie.
The Central Union Cinb Of Brooklyn wiz open open
their ednutrters for the coming campo en- corner V'
and Plu.sprle ,s on THURSDAY ENENlNO. at oci9sA
H. b. DURYEA e,q, 5. b. CHITTENDEN esq, ,hs , nSr
JaMFs HUMPHREY the Hon. EDWARD A. LAMbkhl,
and other, viii be present ind sede" the meeting Inc
Tenth Ward 0ee Club will sing Ladies nfo A'so. AHo
hall las been repaired and pat In YeTieet oreer.
Twenty.sccond wnrd.A regular meeting g me
TNyFNTY-SECOSD WARD UNION AsSOhiAI ~, ~
be- held u No tS3 tthsv On NEDHEsDAl bnT.yl'o'
AIrl 6 ats ?. m. ~ H. "-v pa.,dsn,
X PATTERSON Secretary Ie.'
At,cnfIou ,Icwelers.-The monthly meeting of ne
JFWTLERs' ASSOCIATION vii De held on my nsDni a.,
EVENING April at o'clock a. Pythagorts HAL NOS -
and Is New Cana All members arc utSeniy requested 70
attend % D. pI.ON"i'"~-'''
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The Graeienberg Company's

The Graefenberg Company's
UTERINE CATHOLTCON (Narshalrsl
An infalble cure for Female Weakness and all Utsras
complaints ofwomen.
Price 81 so per bottle. Five bottles for 80.
THE 0RAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
The best Pill the world for family and fcs ell Btioas
and Liver Complaints. Price 25 cents per box
fddre,s all orders to J. y. BRIDGE. NJ D.,
Resident Physician GRAEFENBERG COMPANY,
Nc 40 William. It, near Fulton, New. York.
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WYOMING SEMINARY, KINGSTON. PA.--The
spotted fever" which broke out at this institution On
he l4th ult has entirely disappeared from the eomu'
atty and vicinity. The next term Of the school will
commence on the 2st inst
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NIaryin's Patent
FIRE AND BURGLAR SAtEs
s,n.ior 20 apy other. In the following PARTICULARS
They are more hrc proof
They are more burg lsr'pooi
They are perfectly dry. ,,.,-.- ....
Th,y do not lose their tire proof qualities BY age.
Manufactured only by - A. as.pa,-
Send for Descriptive Circular.
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All bat 7 towns. 1884 20el ....
REHABILITATION.


Buckingham's majority In the same towns In 1863,
,946 his majority in 1864. $685. Union gain In ma
joTity, 3l07.
HARTFORD, Tuesday. April 5, 1864
We have returns from all but three towns in
the State--NewF Fairfield Chester, and Roxbury. The
footings are; Buckingham 3s.445; Seymour. $780,
Buckingham's majority, 55i. The Senate 10 le Union
TO 3 Democratic; the House. l5s Union to 70 Demo
cratic thus giving the Union party twohirds Of the
Legislature which secures an amendment to the Con-
stitution allowing soldiers TO vote.
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WEDNESDAY, AF.RM 6 1864.
rrof. ALRx. C. BARRY's TRIcopHrBou. OR MR.

FrOf. MEX. G. BARRY's TRICOPHRg0Cs OK Ms
the hair Graduating scuf and dandruf prevsntn. bal hs
end gray h, curing diseases OF the skin glands and mus
(such "a sslt rheum. pnpes chbain 6c chaps rheuin
n sweinss hroat &c. and giving instant relief "a
OF cuts bruises sprGius buns scslds SO Price -
Sold by all Druggists the word Principal
Office, No. J7f Pesrlst, Now-fork
DYspRpsA TABLETS for Indigestion, Heart
bum &C. prepared only by s. o. WILLING No 20T Centre
st.. and sold by Druggists generally Price 50 cents box
.TRUssEs. --Dr. RIGGss Truss invites tho Sc
criticisms Hnrd rubber waterproof cleanly durable
Also VARIoocELE THussEs. SUPPoRTERA SUsPHSsoRiEs'
SC. No Bsrclsy-st., New.York
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New York, Jsn 81.

HARLEY, July 90, 1863.
have been deaf for twenty I'VE years, and Dr. Won
Eenbes has operated both nay without the slightest
rain did not believe such thing could be done. now
hear well and fee my head clear which did not for the last
twenty year., Tb. derteri,y and .s with which opera
ton was performed sYnce' the hshe'. practical 'ehy.
hear perfectly. ]. over month since the 'psF''H'
and continue 10 Eel as well as ever
WILLIAM LlDDLE,
Harlem, 10th, ''stweep "a srd 1dsv.
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Clothing.
The attention Of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
4, reeus,,.d to our superb assortment Of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS
MEN AND BOYS.
DEVLIN e. Cos,
pR6ADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND.
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
GEO C allen Fl! i'i No. oy AS Broadway,
One door below Canslst, formerly No II walls
picocho silro Mining Company Of Arizona
heoreonied under the laws Oft State efNewfeFE'
CAPITAL 5000 shares at $50 each.
s,t.,r;pton. to tie CAPITAL sT1sx OF this Company
,, r, or,nsd on WEDNESDAY, April st the Office Ct H.
A. JOHNSON L Co, No. 20 Wali',.
l.. w. WINCHESTER President,
once Of rIsrndsn'. EIPro.. Co, No. u BIo.awsy.
The Hon. j.. Hunt of,we.tehester County N " u
,,r, n are Ia, used BRANDRETHS PILLS for 20 year
A nj, sole medicine When he feels himself indsposed De
from Cod, Rheumatism, Asthma headaehe' biiou' Anec
ons Co,ivene Irritation Of he Kidneys OF 'ne p,au
IA. h. doe. netting bat take lew doses Of bRANDhEih
PILLS
M. u,usl method l. take sir pills and reduce the do'e
zach night pill In every attack OF sickness oi 20 years
mt, ple method has never ed TO restore him to health
and few men are to 10 found active and hearty As no. MAJ
10, 1861.
- Rheunaeiic Pains, &c.
Wear the -
ELECTRO METALLIC SOLES.
They are an nisiIible remedy for all Rheumatic NefvH
Diseases a., "a sana 20, circpi,r
| XIV" " MErTAm C9. No. ~. oIosdwaY'
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,,ru PATENT SAFES afford perfect secarwy
Inc Al. "a bcralan Tisy Ns also werrsntee q 80.
,r.ly trss from d.mpnsss which sns Of the mo"
objections 70 s"' '''' w VkLLNTfNE & BUTLEk,
r,ss9'ss' Y. sa: sc Is s sip g. %ssssa.
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WARDEN OF THE JAIL.

Robert Beale Of this city, formerly Sergeant
alarms Of the Senate was to-day confirmed by that
body Warden of the Jail Of the District of Columbia
gHEP R0P0sED NIAGARA PALS GUNBoAT CANAL.
Gen. Stuart, in his report to the President on
ere Gunboat Canal between tide water and the Lakes
estimates the cost Of ship canal around the Falls Of
Niagara los feet wide on the surface and IS feet wide
on the bottoms with twelve feet depth Of water having
Jocks 275 feet long by IS feet wide in the chamber
he Of passing gunboa of $50 tnns burden at 95s
ss7 % with single locks and g. 53e 500 with double
Jocks This Is the average cost Of five lines surveyed
last year. The average length Of lines is miles and
2O70 feet.
In the brief synopsis given last week Of this report
ne cost Of this canal Yves enormously printed at from
$1,000. 900 to sl3OOo.oOO.
THE MEXICAN MONARCHY.
The following paragraph appears in The Lon.
Don Globes
1--WE have reason 10 believe that on acceu ing the
crown of Mexico the Emperor Macmillan viii address
(om Niramar formal notification OF his accession 10
ne throne TO al the Princes and Powers with which ne
Eumber are the United States Of America, Mr. DAYTON
Tie American Minister in Paris having already init.
pated the readiness OF his Government 10 accredt
representative In Mexico and receive Minister from
tie Emperor Of Mexico"
There is every to believe that Mr.. Dayton has
given no intimaon Of the character thus referred to-
and that his Government has not authorisedh I'm to
give any suoh.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.

Lieut.-Gen. Grant left here to-day for the
Army of the Potomac accompanied by Msjor-Gen.
Sheridan formerly division commander in the Army
81 the Cumberland but now ordered to the command Of
sic cavalry In the Army Of the Potomac
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THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.

Nashville, Tenn, and was on his way TO
New York City. A tradc was soon made !,
the committeeman was to pay him $500 ;
and, as a further consideration, was to pur.
chase bis stock of clothing, an invoice OF
which consisted Of coat. vest, pants. boots,
bat aud satcbol, ell, in fact, that he had. but
O brass watch. They were soon on their
way to recruiting Office, the necessary pa
pers mado out. the young recruit mus.
tered and uniformed, aud will soon be trans
ferred into the ranks of tho 10th U 8. Inf.
The committee mao wended bis way home.
ward with his stock of clothing, which be
can keep as q reminder to him. that the
person that once wore them was the means
of saving one of the largest towns in your
County from the coming draft. Should his
memory fail him. just say. How are you,
boots 7" and he'll take. Now, MIR. Editor,
and readers of the Democrat, was not this q
most complete sale of this young man, both
body" &c? Yours for the Union,
wOLDUL.
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Our Military Correspondence.
FROM THE l05TH REGIMENT.
deferred Letter !


FRIEND CONVERSE -
To-day our Division. (the 3h) Brig. Con.
Bard commanding, wore reviewed by Gen.
Thomas. tho hero OF Chick amauea. The
day was fine, and everything passed off to
perfection. Tho Sd Division is one of tho
huest in the Army of tho Cumberland
Tho lst Brigade ia manded by Brig
Gen Tucker, tho 81. by Col. Hayes, of tho
10Th ky.. and tho 81. by Col. vandevcr,
of the 35,h Ohio; oil true and tried The
troops looked splendidly, as they passed 10
review, and were an imposing spectacle
such sight would be o big thing in tho
programme of somo 4th of July celebration
up North.
Our Regiment is now In good trim, al
though small. We are receiving Q recrui,
once in a while, but they are few. At the
ratio which thoy arc at present arriving,
think we will have to have another war to
I'LL up our Regiment to the required num-
ber. think. ii they knew what kind of of.
ficers we had, tho Regiment would Ell up
f"s;er and here let me say a few words
about them. Lieut.. Col. George T. Per-
kins. who commands the Regiment. Is every
inch gentleman and u soldier, looking out
for his men. and knou,ng that thoy are we'll
cared for as brave as any man that evor
drew sabre in defence of country, or in
the cause of justice and humanity. He Il
we'll liked by the rank and file, so much so
that tho loss Of him could not be supplied
by another. aud we be- as well satisfied -
Major Charles Edwards is also well liked
hojutant ID ckerman, whom | presume mos,
of your readers are acquainted with, is tn,
righ. man in tho right place. OF the lin,
officers, suffice 1t to say. we arc we'll sup
piled with tho right sort, and. tako it al
around, don't think wo could be be,tered
Aud think, when we are next called up or
to inset tho onemy. you will have u gooc
report OF The lO5th owl.
Everything is quiet here, supplies plenty
weather fine. aud everything to make sol
diering as agreeable as it is possible.
i
.OLD TYPO"
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Chaplain Sunderland's Prayer.

Tho following ia tae prayer recently Of
fered in the United States Senate, by Rev
Dr.. Sunderland, Chaplain of Congress, to
which exceptions were taken by Mr.. sauls
bury, of Delaware, and bis brother Copper
Eeids.
"Put far away from us, we beseech thco
Oh. God, the miserable sophistry that would
gamble in the sacred trusts aud interest OF
hnman nature, with the more miserable
coissge sad catchword' of the urspot and
conc piratos. aud that turning to the Same
malign purposes Of haman arrogance and
oppression would Sress aud distort, and
pollu,e the very volume of divine inspira-
ton itselfi for thoogb man may provo from
the sacred page tho existence Of slavery
yet may be slso provo from the samo sacrec
source she existence and divine sanction o
nell itself Yst We are admonlshed to pre-
fer liberty 10 si,ber, md Gee alike frou
wrath
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For,y.fve thousand votes were cast at
the Metropolitan Fair fof the army sword.
Grants majority was $4,000.
( The Register Of the Rebel Treasury
reports the whole amount Of issues Of
non'interest. bearing notes. since the form
alton OF the Government, at S975, ,277,
1858, and the whole amount now out.
standing at S796, ,254 4O3.
A rebel spy in Baltimore has been Gen.
terced to be hung.
| It's reported that Governor Morton
will take command in person oil the militia
of Indiana.
There seem to be generally conce
ded battles in Louisiana against Banks, ss
the enemy remained on The ground after
Saturdays fight. Banks retreated 10
miles.
We see il stated that "Gen. Stone, OF
Bal's Bluff notoriety, who has recently
Oon Just such another disaster to our
troops up Red River, was dropped from
the roll of BrigaIer. Generals so me three
weeks ago. But the order mastering
him out had not vet reached Gen. Banks
when the Red River affair occurred"
In noticing TIE recent departure Of
Gen. Grant for the front, attended by 4
large party Of officers, the National Intel
hgencer remarks that it is said the cam
paign is soon 10 be commenced, and that
indications are that the rebels are mass.
ing n large force in Virginia. The diver.
siOns in Kentucky and elsewhere are
only intended 10 cover the concentration Of
forces against Grant.
The postal money order bill now only
lacks the signature OF the President to
pecome law.
The Richmond Enquirer OF tho 10Th
contains dispatch from Fort Pillow,
dated the l2h, stating that Forres, and
Chalmers attacked the fort on tue lllh.
The garrison consisted of 800 white and
400 negro troops. The fort refused to
surrender, and was carried by storm. both
columns marching in simultaneously. An
inoiscliminaIe slaughter followed. One
hundred prisoners were captured, and
the balance Of the garrison slain. The
fort ran with blood. Many jumped into
'pc i''Sf "uu WcIe utoWHcu, Ut were
killed while attempting to escape. One
hundred thousand dollars worth OF prop.
er,y was taken, and ak guns captured.
The Confederate loss was Is.
Memphis dates of the 22d say Forests
entire force is moving toward Alabama,
followed py Grierson. Polk is said to be
marching north. Forrest will probably
join him. Grierson's cavalry came upon
some OF FORESTS troops near Hudson
vile. Mississippi. A sharp fight ensued.
and the rebels retreated in the direction
OF Jackson. passing through Lagrange.
A number OF prisoners, horses. mules.
wagons. ETC.. were captured and taken to
Memphis. General Price evacuated Cam.
den, and Genera! Steele occupied The
place.
Gen. Hobson reports that Eastern
Kentucky is now free from rebels. Col.
Wea'he'ord. l3 kentucky Cavalry, sent
one company from Parksv:Ile, in pursuit
OF guerrilla band OF about 1870 men-
driving them into Mason County, Tenn.
killing 8, capturing 10 prisoners an 80
horses.
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SOLD TYPO"
An Incident.
CLEVELAND. Ono. April l7th,

CLEVELAND, ONO. April l7th, 1864.
ED JEFF, Dem AN amusing little in.
eldent came under my personal observation
few days since, and il pleased me so much.
and Illustrated so to perfection the old "a, .
Ing that a "man sells himself body and
breeches," that l thought would give it to
your readers,i in as much as one of the parties
concerned halls from your County.
You are aware that this city has been
quite stamping-groun6 for Towosbip Com.
mlttees, who, for two months past, have
been busily engaged In filling their respect.
i've quotas OF mon under the last .bree calls
OF the President. The committee. man 10
question was here. ond had succeeded IN
filling the quota of bis town, oil but one,
and went in search OF him. whom he soon
met iu tho person Of one Joseph Cornell, .
stout. healtby and robust young man, . ps-
tive Of New York said be was jus. from