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oct.7iI72.

The friends and former pupils of the
Rev. Samuel Bissell, Principal of the
Twinsburg Institute, propose to give him
a donation visit on Wednesday, October
18th, 1864. There will be an address de-
livered by W. S. Kerruish, Esq, in the af-
ternoon, and in the evening there will be
a free entertainment given by the people
of Twinsburgh and vicinity, accompanied
by speaking and music. Conveyances will
be furnished to and from the depot at Solon
and Macedonia. A grand reunion of the
former friends and students of the Insti-
tute is expected. oct7:1T2
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ALREADY ARRIYED.-In another column
will be found the particularsin regard to the
great troLting match which will come off in
this city, on the 18th, 18th and l4th of the
present north, and which bids fair to be
one of the greatest ever witnessed in the
State. Eight horses, including all those
named, have arrived-one from Philadel-
phia, one from New York, three from Con-
necticut and three from st.::Louis. More
are still to come.
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CATASTROPHE on
THE LAKE.
Sinking Of the ReVenue.G Cutter
WingIOK.

The Revenue Cutter WInsIOw De-
strOyed on the SP1Ies OF the Break
wnteF-FOur Persons LOst-The SUR
VivOFs Left on the SPiles-HerOie
COaduet Of Captain Mckay and his
men-The Boat Total Loss.
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NJ. MOHEr nARKEr.-.Oet. $.

iBz TELBGRAPu.l
MOmey-Easy at &c.
Sterling ExehanGe-Dull at 1Os5Idl09 for
gold.
G0td-Exeited and lower; opening at 1s31<, ad-
vaneing to 20S, declining 10 1862 and closing at
1s9Z
Government StOeks-Steady
Total exports Of specie to day, SIS go.
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CHICAGO MARKET--Oct. $.

BT TELEGRAPH
FlOur-Dull and declined l5625c
WheA6-Quiet and declined SAFE Sales at
81 so for No. l; 81 4235@l 43 for No. 2
COrR-Firm and adYan ed &c. Sales at 81 I99
20 for No. 1; 1654G2 IS o. 2.
0ats-ouiet and declined le, Sales at 57@677S.
WhtskY-Sl eO@1 81.
Freights-Noninal
Receipts 900 bbls -four; q 800 bush wheat,
Is, 600 bush Corn; IS, ,OOO oats
Shipments-4,6 500 bbls hour, q, 900 bus wheat
10, 900 corn.
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Speeches will be made by
GOVEREOR BROUGH

the northeast corner of the Park, and by
HON. f. HEssENMUELLER,
A. THEME, ESQ.,, and
DIR. CYRIAX,
In German, from the stand in south east
corner.
The TORcHLIGET PROCESSION, FIREWORKS,
lLLUMISATToEs, PRAxsPARESCIEs, &C., will
surpass those of any previous occa sion.
The Ward ClubsNwil form on Ellclid-st.,
with the right on Erie-street, and in nu-
merical order-the First Ward fornoing the
extreme right. +-
The line of march will be down Erie to
Superior, down Superior (by way of the
north side of the Park) to the Atwster
Block, and thence up Superior to the Park.
1t is requested that houses and business
business and public buildings along the
line of march be illuminated.
Remember that this is the last Grand
Rally before the State Election. Our
Country expects every man to do his duty.
DAVID A. DASGngR, -.
President City Central Union GLIB.
Oct8:l n.
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MORNING LEADER
MONDAY MORNWG. OCTOBER 20.
NEW ADYERT1sEz1KNTs.

Academy of Music-Mr. and Miss Couldock.
Hover & Higbee-Cloak Emporium.
Brainard's Hall-OartsT Zouava Troupe.
]. Hovey-BricklayeTs Wanted.
25 Hamilton
Torch Light Proeessicn-Local Notice.
Fourth Ward Relief Association-LocaI Notice.
Seventh Ward Rally-Iocal Notice.
Third Ward Union Club-LoeaI Notice.
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Two ToRcHLIeHrs To-NIGHr..-The ono
tonight on the West Side, lighting Democ-
racy to its grave; the other at the Public
SQUARE, Presaging the glorifed and restored
Union.
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WHICH WILL NUMBER MosT 2-The Union
thousands or the Democratic hundreds, in
the professions tonight?
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SUMMIT COUNTY ALL RIGHT.-An the town
ships in Summit county have filled their
quotas and are now clear of tho draft, and
some of them have a surplus.
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PERsoNAL.-COlOnel o. H. Payne, the gall
liant commander of the 124th o. V. /, is
in town on brief leave of absence. He is
looking well and in excellent spirits.
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SENT BAoK.-COle and Robinson, the two
rebel spies, were sent back to Johnson's
Island on Friday, the Grand Jury having
finished examining them. E-I5so
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TVRoTTING AND PACING.
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK,
october 18th. 18th and I4th.
THE TROTTING MEETING
For the Fail Of 1864, will commenne on
Wednesday, October 10Th.

tn h TRO TIT n g NJ Z ETING
For the Fail of 1854, will commenne on
Wednesday, October 18th,
And continue Three Days, Commanding precisely at
O'clock each day.
FIRST DAT-WEDNEsDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
Trotting Purse, $500 Mile heats, three in 6vs
10 harness. Free for all Horses
THURSDAY, l9th.-TTotting Purse, $500. Two
mile heats 20 harness. Free for ali Horses.
FRIDAY, lsth.-Trotting Purse, S3Ce. Mile
haats three In five harm %, with inside stake Of
500. Free o the wo Id.
SAME DAY, Second Race-Pacing Purse, $780,
with insda stake Of $50, mile heats three in i've
Free for all Horses.
The above Races are to be governed bv the RUles
ofthe Union Track, Long Island. The entries, in
all cases. must be made by 10 Oc ock the night pre-
TiOus TO tie Race, at tbs Angi-r House. Ten per
cent. entries on the above purses. In all cases
three entrirs are required, and two to start
The Horses that will contend in the above Trots
are all hFst-class Horses.
AoFFisey, Lady Riley, John M'Kenney,
Quaker Boy,
AMI several Others of the same class, will contend
Tor the above purses. The purses will be paid from
the stand at time OF the decision Of the Judges
The above Purses and footing are opeh to all
Horses, Owned in the United State. Flora Temple
not excepted II is believed that ths taste st time
ever made in this country will BE- shown at the
above meeting, as the Horses engaged 70 be here
have no superiors in this country. The Horses
above named are entered and will positively start.
People from the surrounding country will not be
disappointed by any failure Of the above trotting
taking place. The lSaces Will be conducted by well
known gentlemen Of this city. sufficient Police
Force will be IN attendance, and order and deco
run will be guaranteed. The most fsstidious can
attend without fear of sny OF the pTOprieties Of So
ciety being intsrfered wi, y.
J. P. ROSS, Angler Hnuse
ocS;l7Z Cleveland, Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Thirll ward Union CIuh.

Every member is invited to be at the
Court House, southwest corner, basement
room, at o'clock precisely this evening,
Monday, October 10th, prepared to take his
place in the grand procession.
WV. H. PRICE,
octl0;172 r President.
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TENTH WARD.-The Union Club and Uni
on men of the Tenth Ward are requested to
meet at the Engine House, at seven o'clock
this evening.
Let every Union man in the Ward turn
out, and join the procession The display
at the Park will De the most brilliant ever
witnessed in the city, and fitting finale to
our lsbors before the State election.
Remember the hour of meeting.
D. A. DAEeLBR, Chairman.
A. I. BRINsHADE, Sec'y.
SEVENTH WARD RALLY.-The Union men Of
this Ward are requested to meet at the
Waring stree Hall, Monday evening, Oct.
10, at 81 o'clock, P. n. Business of i'm
portance. II. B. HURLBUT,
oct10:IT2 Pres. 7th Ward Club.
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ILLUMINATE Your HOUSES To-NIGHT.-our
Union citizene will End in another place
the line of march of the grand procession
tonight. Let the house of every Union
citizen on that line Of march be appropri-
ately Illuminated.
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NoTIcE.-The Sunday School Union Con-
cert will be held this evening in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church at O'Clock.
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The GRAND RALLY -N1eHT.-The grand
rally of our Union-loying citizens tonight
will be addressed by Governor Rrough and
other able speakers. It will be the closing
gathering before the State election, and the
gTaudest meeting of the campaign.
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Music AND ELOQUENcE To-NIGHT. Turn
out and hear them on the Public Square.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
0. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.

Subscriptions received to the
az $40 PER CENT. AND 10-40" NATIONAL
LOANS.
(Commissicn al owed to Subscribers)
SEU. S. Bonds of 1881, 5-2O's. I0-40's Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ehssed and for sale On the most favorable terms
Gold, Silvsr T, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
for salo- Oc4
The regular monthly meeting of St.
George Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Buyers Block,
Superior street, on the eleventh of Oct,
at half past seven P. NJ A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
SAMUEL KELSEY,
Recording Secretary.
Oct E.I72
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ar.l UNO MONEY ADVANCED
A.l I.tNIIl I'm ANNA 10 suit-at the old stand
.ENTISTRY..-

I IN IIJL u -
yThose ha ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer, or ma trou e-
some 10 carry in the pocket are especially invited
to cali at Drs. HALLIWELE r D AHiELS, Den
tista Southwest side of Pubic Square and Ontario
street Artificial Teeth upon Yulcanized Rubber
base with our mode Of ius, rting, are pronounced
by all 10 be he most lie likes useful in eating,
speaking or singing they can be dtted over any
remaining roots and warsahted 10 fit. Upper or
Lower sefs, SO and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, not fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment Established over
twelve years. oct5
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Stamp.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIFK.

To expire on the 3Ist day of January, 1855.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, }
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 2, 1854
WHEREAS, The NARRAGANsETT EIRE AND MARINE
Insurance COMPANY, located at Providence In the
State OF Rhode Island, has filed in this office sworn
statement Of its condition, as required BY the hrst
section Of the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State of Ohio, passed April
1856, and whereas, said Company has furnished the
dersgned satisfactory evidence that possessed
OF at least one hundred thousand dollars of actual
capital invested in stocks, or in bonds, or IN mort
cages worth double the amount for which II ia mort
gagged; and, whereas, said Company has filed in this
office written instrument, under its corporate seal
signed by the President and Secretary thereof, au
thoriz any agent agents Of said Company in his
State, TO acknowledge service Of process for and in be-
halt said Company, cOnsentng that such service Of
process shall be taken and held TO be valid II
served upon the Company, according to the laws OF
this any other State and waving all claims rgh5
error by reason such acknowledgment of service
Now therefore, in pursuance of the first section OF
the aforesaid act, |, JAMES b. GOODMAN Auditor Of
State for Ohio, de hereby certify that NARRAGANsETr
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Provi-
denCs R. l. Ia authorized 20 trangact the business OF
Fire and Marine Insurance in this State until the
thirty day OfJanuary in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-hye.
In witness thereof, have heTeunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of my Office TO be affixed,
SEAL JAS H. GOODMAN,
[Stamp.l Auditor Of state,
Augustus Fuller, Agent,
oc7:IT2 2l5 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Buy and sell all descriptions Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS.
H5-7 $40 Notes converted into Sixes Of 1881.
Subscriptions received for 7-90 and IO-4O Bonds
We pay highest premium for all premium funds
Uncurreni money taksn st lowest rats Of discount.
80 We also buy and sell on Commission all kinds
Of Stocks and Bonds at the n. 7. Stock Exchange.
All orders by mail or express promptly diled.
Revenue stemps for sale. sep23
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CEosISe TIE sALooxs.-We would call the
attention of our readers to the proclamation
of the Mayor, published in another column,
closing the saloons. Let the law be strictly
enforced, and good order and quietness will
be greatly aided.
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GnaI.
photographic JStufk.

DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
III New York prices.
B. B. DOUGLAS CO.,
ITO Superior-ss.
EeEtnn's and GoupiI's Oil and Water Color. Al
B. B. DOUGLAS cos,
lT9 SupeEior-st.
OVAL AND sQUAREGILT ROSEWOOD FRAMES
at r. D. DOUGLAS cos.
I79 Superior-st-
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Paintings and EngTsVings, Et
2. B. DOUGLAS cos,
17s Superior-st.
"OARTES DE vISITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, ct
3. B. DOUGLAS cos,
IlTs sHpeFior-st.
FINE ENGRAvIEGs OF DIsTINGUIsHFDM MEyi
st 3. B. DOUGLAS Z cos
aprF1 1To Gnparfor-Ht
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PEEsosAL.-Among the guests at the An
gier, yesterday, were D. VI. stambaugh,
Esq, and George Bliss, of Wooster, who
aais-rePresents the Fourteenth Congress
siOnal District in the House of Represents
tives.
Mr.. 7. W. Kennard and II. F. sweetser,
Esq, of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, are also at the Angler.
Mayor Senter arrived yesterday from an
Eastern trip. Heis stopping at the Angler.
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coMMERcIAL.
.taa
OLEVEL.AED MARKER.

MORNING LEADEB OFFICE, /
sATUR7AR EVENIHa, Oct. 8, 1854.
The receipts Q. rain By ral for the q hourS
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day srs e fol
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FOURTH WARD RELIEF AssocIATioE.-A
meeting Of the Association will be held on
Monday evening, 10th inst, at the resi-
dence Of Henry Blair, Esq, on Hunting
ten street. Important business will b.
presented, and full attendance is request
ed. RI. FULLER,
oct10;172 Secretary.
GRAND TORCH LIGHT PRooEssIoN.-FIRsT
WARD HEADQUARTERs AT CHARMS Hall
The Union men of the First Ward will meet
at Chapin's Hall this (Monday) evening, at
half past six o'clock, TO form their line for
the grand procession. An abundant sup
ply Of Torches and Transparencies will be
in readiness. Also, Band of Music and
splendid new Banner for the Wsrd.
Union men, one and all, turn out.
THos. JONES, JR.,
President First Ward Union Club.
E. r. PERKINS, Secretary. oct1O:l72
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ACADEMY OF MBsIo.-The rendition Of
q The Idiot of the Mountain" at the Acad-
emy of Music, Saturday evening, was very
successful. Mr. Bonifaee as Claude Marcel,
the Idiot, made 3 most powerful impression
end displayed close study of the character.
Without over-aetiRg, he gave US piece of
impersonation whose power and pathos far
surpasses anything he has done before. 1t
is his best part, and on it alone he can found
the highest claims todramatic genius.
Miss Newton, as Jenne Pujol, displayed
a correctness of taste and an ability for
which we had not given her credit. She
looked as charming as ever, and many who
have been nightly attracted to the Academy
by her brilliant eyes will greatly lament
her departure.
Mr.. Evans es Roussel, and Mr.. Ellsler IS
Caussade. were both, as uuspal, perfect
Mr.. Lewis as the Brigadier was irresistibly
eomicel, and Miss Hewitt as the Brigadier's
intended. succeeded excellently. The 9TH
er characters were finely sustained.
This evening Couldock, the greet Trage-
dian, commences an engagement. We need
say no word to recommend this excellent
actor, who, in his line of characters, is with
out an equal, to public which already ap-
preciates him SO highly. 60 and see him
tonight in =" Tho Chimney Corner" with
Mr.. EIIsler and Mrs. Bradshaw Is Solomon
and Patty Probity,
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blOIlg 1uCSudJg AONGuDGL QUIZ ACU1
Tennis & Dangier, Chas DeWOlf
Huntington 4 Brooks, r P MysrI,
Edwards, Townsend Cos Lester Co.
VIM Bingham Co. 6 Sholes,
BabcocE HlTd, Ell Baldwin & Co.
Slellen, Crawford Co b Butts Co
a Vincent, Fogg,
W X Adams, Slogan,
AIcott 4 Horton, Hover 3 Higbee,
Thorman & Co. B Cobb 4 Co.
Koch, Levi, Mayer Co. Z Stair 4 Co
Adams / Ford Kendall & Co.
A E Pope, Benton,
Gaensslen Bros Marchand,
Miller, Parsons 4 Besl J. II Dewitt & Co.
VIM Hart & Co. Lampman Robinson,
Muerman, HartDess Allen & Oviatt,
Weitz, P KOehler,
Geo SpraRue, II " Luetkemeyer,
A Stephens & Co. Wagner s Bergman,
TW Evans MBurt
Be1ton Dunham, Prescott Chase,
d A Loring, NJ Halle Co
Parish I Knight Hayes Bros
Geo Cooper& Co Maxheld i Co.
Cowles Co. Robert Hanna & Co.
B Douglas NJ Scott,
BecSWith Sterling, Geo Worthington & Co.
DIorIey, DA Shepherd Co.
Erainard Co. Davis, PeixOttO & Co.
W " Gaines, W Lawtey Il 60,
: A FULLER a. Co. Smith Curtiss,
4 Paddock q Son, Bradburn, Williams & Co.
J DOwnie, Burt, Rose Co,
] Wauson, Cannon Freeman,
Hart i Co. Davis YorCe,
Bishop, Mason q Co. Flynt,
BurgsTt Adams, tFSherYocd.
John B Goodsell Co. A& G RettbeFg,
G A Avery & Co. JIM II I Hover,
StiIsOn Leek & Price Morgan, Root d Co,
CrovveII 4 ChiIds Smith, DOdd Co.
John Lord, Benton
4 5 Gardner, Reynolds,
CB Born. James Clark,
J + Hall, Root, Whltelaw Co.
J Black Shields & Meyerhon,
Suttles 4 Co. L0JOnes 4 Co.
L 4 5 Burgess, Ingham Bragg.
D 5 Oritchley Co. Strong q Armstrong
Seaman 4 Smith Ranney,
S Mann W Sergeant,
Deckand & Englehart. Taylor & GriswOld & Co.
z q Jones' Shiphard & Co.
Adams Jewett 4 Co. Pugh,
L Mckenzie, a Reed Co.
Morehouse & Merriam.
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8ankErs.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Ilfor Cuyshogs County will be held as fOllowz
commencing at 10 A. NJ. and closing at 4 P. M.-
In CLEVELAND, at the Court House, Sd story, room
No. 4, Sept. 10th, Oct. 1st stb and 22d, NOV. 5th
and 18th, and nec. Sd. In BEnFORp Oct 18th, and
IN BEREA Nov. 18th.
There will be no examinations in January and
February, 1866.
Certificates dated only from the day of Jaaishi,l,
examination. The same person cannot be examin
cd upon more than tago days in any three month";
and those two days must not be more than one
month apart.
All male applicants must pay fifty cents. and al
female applicants thirtyhve cents, as e0nditioO
Of examination, according TO law.
L. ". FORD,
EspI.172 Clarkof Examiner
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pro-
In pOsals will be received at the office o. the City
Civil Engineer, until u o'clock N. Monday, the
10th day OF October for grading aud paving seneca
and Michigan streets, and for building q sower in
Seneca street and for grading Canal and portion
Of kinsmsn streets.
Plans and specifications may bs seen and more
particular information obtained at said Engineers
office, on and after the Lth day October 1854
The Board Of City improvements invite the sob
mission Of bids, reserving the right TO accept
Iect the sans.
By order of the Board.
JOHN WHITELAW,
ool:l72 City Civil Engineer.
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CIOSING THE STORES.

Action Of the Board of Trade-Agree-
menf of the Merchants and Business
Men Of1he City.
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TIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
i CEIVE ut his 0flce, IS7 Water street, up to
Monday, the 18th Of October next Proposals for the
purchase of a Frame House, Barn and other ina
provements on the Wendier Property, mol tn side
Of Cedar street, near Hudson, recently purchased
by the city for the erection of School House foT
che 9th Ward thereon.
Terms cash. But a reasonable time for the re-
mOV'l Of the property will be given, to suit the
convenience Of the purchaser.
D. A. DANGLER,
sepZ7:l79 Chairman School Com.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
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Wooden Ware-Market firm and steady
he revised quotations are as follows:

On sums Of less than 500, i've per cent. Is added
to above prices
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-29
NIEl.MAN,s MAKCyI.

New York, December %. The Her
aid has details Of Shcrman's grand
march through Georgia, Ills army
moved 500 miles, devastating forty.
two counties, capturing 1000 prison
ers, 10000 negroes, 1900 horses, and
thirty pieces Of artillery. lIo lost not
gun, and our entire casualties were
only about 500 prisoners, from stragg-
ling, and 800 or 400 killed or wound.
ed, including the loss at Fort Meal
lister
Fitzpatrick defeated Wheeler, in a
skirmish, near Macon, and could easj.
| ly have taken the city, had Sherman
desired it.
The rebel resistance OconcoBridgC
caused but a few hours delay.
AT GriswodviIlo, where tho rebels
arc reported as having rcpulscd us
ono OF our brigados, (Walcott's, Of the
18th Corps) defeated three rebel bri'
gadeS, under General Phillips, We
losing only thirty seven men, and the
rcboIs nearly 400.
The rebel militia stood but tiltcer
minutes, though the battle lasted toul
hours, our forces constantly following
up the fleeing foe. There was not !
serious battle during tho whole march
Our cavalry was not st my timo re
pulsed, nor was Fitzpatrick hurt IL,
had several small fights, but still wear
the samc hat with which he starte(
from Atlanta.