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The SEVENTH REGn8RNr.-The work Of
mastering out the Seventh was completed
yesterday, with the exception Of one Com
pany, whose papers were not yet ready.
The regiment has not yet been paid off, but
expects to De to-day, when it will be fully
disbap@ed,
Their Of the Eighth are not yet suf-
fciantly prepared to enable the regiment
TO be mustered out,
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
III S.;oSt
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES.

PACING MATCH.-A pacing match for
500 viii come off on the County Fair
Ground track on Saturday next, at precise
" three o'clock in the afternoon. The con-
test will be between two we'll known pacing
horses of this city. July s: 3t
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BURGLARY AT WARREN.-On Tuesday
night the iron safe in the Office of the
County Treasurer, at Warren, was broken
open and about nine hundred dollars
taken.
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OswEGO MARKET...Inlrz Z.


ID AAAAHAAAfh
FlOuF-Advanced 50c, with good demand.
Wheat-ClOse5 1O6l2c better. sales before the
noon report Of No. Chicago spring at 81 IS.
COrn-Nominally &c better, but quiet. New Il
linois held at 81 81
Freights-Quiet. Flour Sc, wheat 1f1zc to
New York. .....
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APPoDTSlENT.-Among the appoint
ments recently confirmed by the Senate,
we notice the name of Whittlesey Adams,
Esq, of Warren, as Paymaster. Mr..
Adams is brother of Alfred and Fitch
Adams, of this city,
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
amanca at 4:44 A NJ, and New York at 9.23 P NJ.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
Hp No Change Of Cars
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D. w. GAGE,
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,

Collects Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
BBPersonRl attention is given to the prosecution
Of Claims in the Departments at Washington.
BE An persons having Claims should apply in
person. OF BY letter, at once, and they will receive
prompt attention
ID. W. GAGE.
OctI2-R2s Iss sTPeFiQT-ss., Qlsfeland, o,
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n. Y. STOCK lTARKET---JuIy :.

StOeks-Dull. ..t
United States One-year certificates 9l14, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 81, Erie lI414, DO preferred
ll514, New York Central l3331 Hudson l52If Hi
nois Central scrip l3O, Realizing I371% Rock island
lll54, Michigan southern 9l14 Cleveland and Pitts
burgh ll054, Northwestern 81 =, Prairie du Chen
66, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Il2I{.
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BENEFIT OF Mr. Colin STUART.-This
evening, Mr. Colin Stuart takes farewell
benefit, on which occasion the Ticket of
Leave Man will be reproduced, and Mile
Elise and Sig, Constantine viii reappear in
pas de eomique." Mr.. Stuart is q very
thorough and careful artist, who takes
pains with his parts and is always up to the
mark in them. We trust that full house
may greet him on this, his last benefit.
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MINING STOCKS.

NEw YORR, July Z.
The following prices were bid for Mining Stocks
in BOstOn'tO-day:
Bay state l819, Central g. Copper Falls a71S,
Quincy So Huron Il, Isle Royale y Northwestern
lO4, PewRbic 6S, ROckiand Il, Franklin jj5{ Min
nesota AZ Hancock l3lf, Eastern, no bid, French
Greek
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In TOwx.-We are pleased to observe
that Lieutenant Marx Hanna, of Co. c.,
l5Oth Regiment 0. n. g., is in town. He is
apparently in good health and spirits.
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A splendid. custom made fine French
calf boot, for $3.50, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, lO9 Superior street, near Water, the
cheapest store in the city to buy boots and
shoes.
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Dan RICE CoSHNG.-Dan Rice estill
lives" and announces that he will soon de-
monstrate that fact by appearing in this
city with a new and splendid circus. His
great combination viii exhibit in this city,
on Erie street, near Ohio street, on Monday
and Tuesday next, the 18th and 10th inst
Among its attractions are Mr.. Harvey
Cookies troupe Of acting dogs and monkeys,
and Barclays Wild buffaloes. Mrs. Dan
Rice also appears, for the first time in Ibis
CITY.
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NOTIcE-J J Sturtevent & Son will give
away shavings by the wagon load, for
one week, at the corner of Seneca and
Michigan street. july7I5s.
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BS- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad dep0ts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the state Orders promptly filled Our sugar
enred Hams and kettlerendered Lard took the first
preminmlat the late Ohio sIate Pair.
july4-H2 ROSE s. PRENTISS
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AMMsEMeHls.
ACADEMY OF MISC


JOHN A EALSLERs Jr.. Proprietor and Manaesria -.
JAMES DICKSON, Staqe ManaSpr
o. BuStHs --r.s-r1-l -s1ia-r-r- .-- Treasurer
PRICES OF ADNIssI0N-BOxes and Parquette soc;
Family Circle, i:a5e; Gallery ISes Single seats is 60
in Private Boxes, zoe; Entire Box 81 So and So
seats secured during the day, Soc AL --.aal. b
fAhhN Eli BkNEFlE0k Ar. COLIN STUART fi-ff
Mr. stuart begs 10 announce this as his Farewell
p I5sneht this being his last appearance but oneiu
tllIs cry, after two and half years faithful
~ sioe 70 the public member Of the hstri0nie
profession He respectfully solieits the PATRONAGE
Of a generous public. t..l7.l l.Is..ll hl----19
Las last IepreseutatiOn Of the great play
IHE IL hki-of- LEAVE MAN
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF the Season
MILE ELISE AM, SIG CONsTA ANTINF vviu
appear in a splendid new Dance
FRIDAY Evening, July sth will be nrss.nts5
Tom Taylor great drama entitled the = ? ! s-'-.r d
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN
Robert BrieTly, J. c. McCaron,
Jack Hawkskaw, ~ .--- John Eilsler
Sam Willoughby, Jas Lewis
May Edwards, Mrs Fllsler
To conclude with PAS DE COMIC by Mile
Elise and Sig Constantine u 4 80 I.Tl.., D..
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CTTVE AGENTS WANTFD M

IA canvass each town and county in Ohio for
new book just published called " Pen-Picures Of
the War or Lyrics, Incidents and Sketches of the
Rebellion" 1t is having rapid sale. Agents will
do well TO secure territory early. Enclose stamp
for Circular 20 b. s. GREEN,
Room American Building, Cleveland, o.
euueQ0lG0-dFw
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ITALIAN oPERA.


Mr.. Ellsler respectfully informs the public that
he has made arrangements with the priucipaI lyric
artists f1om the Italian Opera Academy Of Music
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, including
MISS ADELAIDE PHIITTPS
The Celebrated Prima Donna ContraIto.
sig. BRIqNoLI, Tenor Sig MASCUsI, Baritone;
Sig SUsINI, Bassq; Nine. ZAPPUcci "a Donna
siEnou L0CAEELLI and NARnsI "a Bsssi.
Under the Musical Direction Of Sig. BENDELARI.
will give, in CLEVELAND
TWO OPERA NIGHTS.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY July II and I9
First night, TUESDAY Evening July ~. will be
presented Bossini's Famous Comic Opera
H BARBIERE DI SIVIGHIA.
Miss PHILLIPS in her celebrated role Of Rosina
Sig. BElGSoL1, Almaviva; Sig. MANcUsI, Figaro;
sig. sUsI8 IN his great role Of Don Bartolo;
Mad LAPrUccI, Bertha5 Sig LOCATELLI BasiIu
..- WEDNESDAY, JULY Is,
LAST OPERA NIGHT, Donizetti's Delightful
Comic Opera.
DON PASQUALE,
with the above Star cast. 81 .'.i4 lrr
Seats may be secured at s Brainard { Co = Mn
sic Store, commencing Saturday at . An
Doors open at ~ Opera commences at 81
july6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-08

EARNISGs.-The earnings of the AIilwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen Railroad for the
third week in June were S43,865; and in
1868, Es2e, ,S44, showing an increase of 10
per cent, S2S,O21. The increase since 1st
January, 1864, is S82O,O74.
The Racine and Mississippi Railroad
earned, the third week in June
1854. ...............2l5,0 OPP ca
1868, 63,..............-.--....-....---... 9,Z3z "a
Increase-.-......-.- ........-...-.-S 5s79l 10
The Great Western Railway earnings for
the week ending June 24 were:
1s64.....................,. ,4es lo13
lSG3. 3...-............. 4i353 we
Increase ...s.-.. ...,-....-f-.-N JUDI 25
Estimated earnings ofC. and P. r. R. Co.
for June, 1864:
Freight ..........-....S1i0,00 90
Passengers ..-..-..--.--..... 13, Al Il
Miscellaneous .----....-.-....-.--.- 1,OOO %
S22O,471 Al
For June, 1863 3......-.....-...---.. lGO,569 -
Increase --...--..----..---..--..-- J9-s"Z 20
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LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY s.
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
c. \. Read-U. S. 1910 Bonds.
John Ellsler-Academy of Music.
Dan Rice-Circus.
L. /. Baldwin a CO.-Dry Goods.
Wanted-Agcnts.
Wanted-WOrk. s.
Wanted-SituatiOn.
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l

PITTsBURGH, July Z
PetrOIeum-Crnde firm and in more iuquity
A lot Of 2,7OO bbls sold private terms other
sales at 461zc. Refined s29s5c free; no sales Of
bond, Arrived, $50 bbls.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN a ELLsLER, Jr-s Manager and Proprietor.
G. BUSCH, Tr6asnreT
ADsnssIqN- Boxes and Parluette, 75c.; Reserved
seats sl,oO; Family Circle, 5Oc; Gallery, Z5e
Private Boxes 50, S aRd SiO.
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TRAVELER's REGISTER.

BD~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, next
door 10 the Weddell House.
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DIED.

At Brooklyn, New York on Monday morning
July 4th, 1864, ELIZA, daughter Of Zenas Kent
and wife Of John ROug
In Huntsburg, Geauga county, on the 7th inst,
HUBERT A. BARNES, youngest son of Michael
Barnes, Esq, in the 10Th year of his age.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
THURSDAY EVENING, July 7, 1854. :
Reeeipts-The receipts of grain by rail during
the "a hours ending at half past O'Clock to-day
were as follows.
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NOTIcE

T'HERE WILL BE NO CHANGE IN
our business in consequence Of the decease Of
our Mr.. ToRc7, DAVIS YORCE.
june1s-l58
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Tue ExPLosIoN.-The Buffalo CONNER
cial Of Wednesday evening states that the
boiler of the tug ". H. Latimer exploded
on Tuesday afternoon, while she was tow
ing the schooner Dick ssmers, near Point
Abno. Almost miraculously, no one was
killed, although Mr.. Thompson, the engi-
neer, was severely sealded, and may not
survive. Captain Low and others of the
tug were blown overheard, also Captain
Alderman, of the somers, who was de-
seending her side to go on board the Lati
mer. The somers picked up the parties.
The Latimer was a finely finished craft,
and cost same $1,000
HIsToRY OF THE SECOND DIVISION, Army
OF TIE CUllBERLASD.-In compliance with
very generally expressed desire of the Of
ficers and men of the old Second Division
Of the Army of the Cumberland, Mr. VIM.
S. Dodge has attempted a history of it
which is now ready for publication
The volume contains a complete history Of
the Division, from its Inauguration, until it
was merged with other divisions in the re-
organization of the army which followed
the battle of Chickamauga; together with
biographies of its commanders and sketches
Of its brigade and regimental officers, and
valuable statistical appendix. It possesses
somewhat local interest to our citizens, as
Goodspeed's and Edgartin's batteries formed
3 part of it.
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gake ayarigatiun.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPAYY-
FOR OGDENsBURGH.

THE STAUNCH SCREW
J. steamer
GRANITE STATE, R. FoRsTTH, Maste-.
viii leave on Friday, July sth, at 10 4, d. For
freight or passage, apply to
PELTQN & BREED,
iuivT-RQ Es.pt offs Sur,erinr-af
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H. B. Fry, Committee
A. NJ. HALBERT,
Company C, 7th o. vi, Camp Cleveland,
o., July 9Th, 1864.
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UTANTFD TMMEDIATELY 70

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR
w the Quartermssters Department at Nashville
Tennessee, 800 laborers, wages $40 per month and
rations; 800 teamster5, wages S35 per month and
rations. To men capable Of taking charge of a
Train as Wagonmaster, that will report with twen-
ty-fiye men, $50 per month will be given. Assist
ants with fifteen men, sf5 per month None need
apply but bodied men willing to engage for six
months. Transportation furnished. Apply TO
D SHERWOOD, Agent Of A. 0. NJ q B.
may4-R2 Commercial House. Cleveland O.
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Il sTEREsC OPT ICONS, Magic Lanterns and
Dissolving Views, with photograph scenes from all
parts Of the world, and all the important battles
incidents and places of the present rebellion Also
Scripture and Temperance Illustrations in great va
riety, made and for sale by
JAMES ". QUEEN & CO.
924 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
Priced and illustrated catalogues sent grains.
iune25-IG0
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Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases
Syphilitic Eruptions, liberated Sore Legs Stric-
lures, Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys
~ Special attention paid 20 the diseases Of Wo-
men and Children
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR
np Patients Of either sex living at a distance by
stating their disease in writing, giving an the.
symptoms can obtain medicines with directions for
use His medicines are Exclusively FeEeta-
BILE Extracts.
Dr.. Wells Electro-C Chemical Baths, for the cure Of
all Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
Rs Spermatorrhea can be efiectually cured by
this treatment
Consulting honrs from A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ p o.
Box a2l9- No letters will be answered unless they
contain a Remittance or ten cent postage stamp.
feb22-R2i
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S5O in MgN snSi 70 ,1i,D0t my ~ ~
and well-known WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all personal property and articles Of value on
the most satisfactory terms Business strictly pri-
yate. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of uu-
redeemed Watches, Jewelry, Guns &c, for sale at
bargains.
Oice-corner Of Water and Superior streets
over Davis and Peixotto's Clothing Store.
oct22 J. G. q W. WAGNER
DEAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
LIZ MENT in another column. See shield
feb27;R2
~ c. & c., c. & P, AND G. & NJ
W Railroad Fractional Certificates of Stock
wanted, and the highest price paid by
c. A. READ & co, Superior street
R4-C. P.sk A Railroad Stock for sale
~ Q. READ & co, BANKERS, 95
". Superior street, pay the highest premium for
Gold, Silver and Canada Money and take uncurrent
money at lowest rates Of discount.
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DIR, w. WELLS.

Member of the Royal College of Physi-
90 eians, London, England.
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OMaGt III super
viii be happy to meet
all those who are amic-
ted with subacute OF
chronic diseases His
treatment is entirely
different from the old
plan, and lis mild, cfh-
caci0us and effective.
Gases ofiNerv0us and
General Debility, Neu-
ralgia, Consumption,
Fits, Throat Diseases,
Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant, rheumatism,
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iATsR FRuE sURUfE

The Africa, With FnrOpraa adrtces TO IN. a:h OF
June arrived III Halii.s On The IA, Thu following
size the only Items oi.iuierGsf:
Al 0iiicff from ih., Alabama hid hGaiied the
Blush ship Kent He inoi,rri The Captain 81 i.c
L. mt thar ;ie private had ttEri e. ,iany'
AIil..iraa vs,.iS btsij,s tho s;,ip Rockingham, n,
,dst reported, and that S<mTles t1d great
nu,nber" ol pfisohrTs On Doa,i The Alabama
The MGr1U!s 81 Cldnriclyd- brought the su' yert
Ct IL enlistment q iT-i -;iiis: Ia E,- ton
Tu.lsrd uEoci It's i.o;igs ct The t,nu.r Ut i,pa>
IN 4 very w.tr, E,anDer, declaring thai England
had csas- OF va, Ia Inc aiiasea s'-ius, ui ,hs
L 8 Government III The rHs.irr more particularly
IN 3Cen2n: d! the hou tttri:t.on e .ta Witch ths
Cat;he, as Washington: received. Lord Lyons. Re
ElonstranCts.
Lord E;orgha1i .u.rort:d TIE v.sE7s of The
Marquis of ianricafir.
Earl Russell -pres5ad his Tesre: n the manner
In which lord GTnns ) on-tfa1cca we're .e
ceivsd, bat de MED Ire existence OF cIsHs t:,li
Acc ol6t VI tc cnli3.f,eT.t.. He 'adlt,tej' III Il
the Gaze y "a 'tone oi "A claaI which IL; .ucatiy
;eads 20 war" bGt England rad as tauei, .es5
TO .n1,p' aln oi The tehcs Of the CnioGi2ts, fol
tbs wa, yvaa wased with such fury ana r-ckiess
n.aa "a A,DFrica' ,hat f'1B ;non-Iasees ap
pstttd unaVnliin: -
No pt0siess had nscn made ;n tn Dsna lsImar
Conference, I hC ;s9nAcn Journals i..Gisae that
England may soon assume a Das" decided a,i
tu.e the question Ii waa thoUght that Ii she
d:i not do 90 Ns Disrapl. Uouit submit a motion
70 Parliament whic b nigh have IL: e5. oYsi
ing She Paine gsfon atiEe;
Tb. Live pool cotton marie. Gu tn !llh g =
Grmar and Il little higher for America r''rur
stnffs were dull. oon.o, c!o5sd 81 . = 30 =
for moDPr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-28

caieulaied In imprds cr!stt;y cf E.nvempat No
siatrmrnt {. msde ~f the eHefcyS ki!icd and
= gded. pr ahythins caneetuR9 M in,s. tut as
the report is derived from source which we
think reliable, we have thought u proper to make
Rcniton Of IL.
ia their .r,rYa, the Yankees cassird with them a
are aumher OF s'ay-s. vhich they riia&r rc.aus.
ed or for oyd s.T ai,t W. are eahiy sGtorred ,h,:
tn srsatss opori.a of them have :etusHsd TO ttts
Comfortable ha,ss having become d;,scslrd, after
aa assaciaiiau Of only few tou,s. With their pro
fr>sed frsa31 hG; vho IN reality, are their worst
enemies. . h0ze ~ho have returned embrace a
g,sdiy r1mser &c men. bus ifcv. sfe principal y
women and rh:ldfea. IN many instincf1 thr nr-
gro1 were sareri;a leaTc their bcs.rs -Rd dti Cd
only when THREATENED With instant death.
The varda7 were prevented from completing
their work Of destruction in Their retreat oy tlie
.cpiny N;ih Witch ctr forces Vutsiaea them I'd,
notwithstanding, the damas- u.J bavr tnntc,ca is
OF u very serious character. AZ snasacs's they
d-s.r"yed ,he depot building, sad th@ tssge j-aus
fnanui, turing establishment OF sassaek s Kis.r
and al Biq LICK they also tcIat TIE Depot. Al the
latter place ,aeY ..u.e all af the ho.,@d and cattle
OF Mess,s jrnn Trout and F u F.'Hiry, Gnd we
a;'pyese the anrlr eyst.m OF foabety vas rrac
stced xkc,axe. .au opportunity presented itself.
W. confess our u,it-l:ef In the ability of orr
forces TO cnpl,r t,se viian0t osce, e3 the late
Is travelling with greet speed eut wc feel assured
iha: they will not he allowed 70 tafiy nnul they al e
driven entlfeiy out Of the State, aed even then in
a cnn 'ition which will prevent fhsir speedy re-
fus1
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The Retreat Of Hunter.

The LYne hhurs Hepsatcin, ot Friday, contain
some particulars OF HunleIs retreat Ia front Ut that
city Ks3ys:
Il Is d tiaitely ascertaiaed tha, early IN the
day ~ S1luIday las. Hunter had determined on
making his Ie..-at iyb lie vtciai.y OF LyEenbu;s,
aaa Thai Notwithstanding he b"asted loudly oI III,
cupting tl,c city sunday, his retreat M columns
the s':ovr wfii.. making th- at
ii fight std that BY O'Clock Oh the rseniag at
iGa, day be ked taAan the taek uas win the
Cseater portion ot tis asiEy
So skiiiiniiY WAS This 5etioss.idr movement car
fled o'';. thai, NOT uaiil late at a.sht WIS II dts
covered by our commanding General, WHEN u
pursuit. was iar. iltry ofde,.i d, Aota itstardi G
the eBen,y ha svEis eight tea hniirs the start.
Our forces fpsiied tapiatg forward, however, and
oay suTeeedrd In ov-r.skins the enemy d, Lib
ertY, in Bedford eonnty, about stwenty fve a,iI~s
distant fsou this CITY, an Sunday evening, lust
about dark Ihs eueasy had here = sde a hiatt,
with tie intcnttoa ct gcRiaintDg upiil the nett
day, but CTR adEsnce guard coIs.iag suddenly rpoA
tieM, gfhe:ai stamfcdr took place, the en-my
nakias but s!ishi resistance. TIE Lfsus ~ 0uI
aitach Al lh.s peiEt ras aineteeR OF The enemy
EiIrd, sac some ten u i.tlve wounded left In our
hands, ba .ides these csuird on We iosf sai Sc
kitieI.
The neyt We hear OF the enemy AFTER the Esht al
Liberty, they were Draws up IL Ihe of bastlc 81
hui0sd's Gap, an exceedingly sts0n2 point, but as
10 ,i'e sesa't ui any nsht which occurred there, We
arf Hut advised. except ny Idle iumor. We are vi
the Opialun, however, that no fsat tHok place VI
any conseqirnce.
f'rph hai"d's Dap the enemy, II Ia said, coaiin.
ued his retreat Ia the disectn vi aaiea, with The
thtrntfdn Of maktbs LIS way Out BY Nrwcas lie and
C0vtag,0n, and re port reached ns yesterday thai
Rt Hanging Rock, about five miles beyond Salem.
On The road " Newcastle, 0n Wednesday morning
last. qattc severe light TOOK placs, Ia which the
enrAy WA badiy worsted, losing some 40 men
taksn prtsossIa ahnut 80 hoTsss, iour pieces %
artillery, and lAsgs Humbes OF waaoos, together
with nuashes II negroes. The sRaae report adds
that ths rasmy was Aso~a iasa the greatest cor
fs.sf "a aha e. A.
tsssa they were burning lhsis estse0aD snd W1S
oas sn1 wsse eisessjRo tAea1sivts Og svssy:hts1
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lacked him while he was refpetraiing it,
But for that blunder he wenld not have been
attacked. Clanscl sayed the army, which h;s
a'upidity tad nearly destroyed. One month
before the battle Napoleon, @. Dresden, on
his way to nnssia, having in HIS hand tho
map of tho country and tho last diepa,ch of
Msrmont, saw from the tenor Of the latter
that he nunt inevitably he beaten, and
wrote to tho Minister OF War st Paris, di-
r'o:ing him t.. send =, COO men 10 Tsyonne,
to remedy the disaster which he fcres av.-
After his defea. he wac removed, ana then
commenced his Nte-lcn; hatred ot his hsne
f,ctor.
Nevertheless, this book, apart from what
personally conc-rns M2rmaEt himse!f and
Napoleon, the Chject Of his hatred, ID 70
doilh,, q. We have oaid, valuable to the nil!-
tary ,nsa