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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The Union League Club and the Biec-
lion.


At a regular monthly meeting Of the Union
league Club held at the Club House on Thursday
evening Oct l2 ls65 the following preamble and res
Slutions, offered by George ". Bluut were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, the Union Lesgue CnO was established for
the purpose Of encouraging Oya sentiments ana to aa
fhe Government IA pltrng down the Rebellion, ana
restoring the OniOn; and uhTcGs, the armed power
Of the Rebellion has been crushed out and the
work Of restoration is rNing on, as We trust. sue
.essfully; and whereas. 4 delegation OF this Club
appointed 10 attend The funeral Of the larnented
Mr. Lincoln did az an interview with President John
son, assure bin OF their confidence ana that the mem
bers of the Cub would cooperate with, and aid him in
his endeavors 10 reconstruct the Union aud restore
harmony TO the county; and believing that s1ch CO.
operation to be eected by giving his Administration
generous confidence and active support, 1t as there
fore
Resolrea. That this Club will support TO tho best Of
fs ability the coming election the ticket nominated
Syracuse as its nominees and its supporters are the
original and tried friends OF the nion ami the enemies
of the Rebellion.
Rss0lred That We invite s the members Of this Club
our brethren in NewJcrsey Of the same poiIti-
ed faith, in endeaY0rilg 10 carry the State IN the
November election IN favor Of the Constitutional
that all hope of the restoration 0t Slavery
tnay be eItingpished.
Reso1esd Thst a Committee Of Eve be appointed ty
the Chai! 10 eOdnerate w.th tes Union State Commit
Ases OF the States OF New-YOIk and New-JerseE la
carrying into effect the above resolutions.
Rss0irsa That these resolutions be printed in The
newspapers aud tha copy be seut 70 the President Of
Ihe United stateS. Ons d. SWAN, Secretary.
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Yours, very respectfully,
The Republican Assembly Conventions
Inst Night.

The following was the result Of the Republi-
can Assembly Conventions last night most Of which
sdi0urned to the coming week
First Dis'rici--Adiourned
Second Dfs,r'ct-AdJOurnod TO Thursday next at NO.
g15 Pesrlst.
TAird Dis,riet-AdjourBed to Wednesday at o'clock
q u.
Fourth Disfrict-Lewis Hops nominated.
FihA District-N Ominated Wm. Hepburn.
.SiLih District-AdjOurUed 10 Wednesday next -
q N. ,
Ssosnh Disfrict-Adjourned to The 10Th inst
EtQhik Disfrlct-NCmiuaied James II. MeCartn.
NiRfA DisfTici--Ad djoUrGed 70 the l9tb inst
Tenth Dsfrict-NOminated Samuel c. Masraud.
ElspeNh DisTict--Adjogrned to Monday evening, q
O'Clock.
TTtldA Dis,rie,-Adjouraed 10 Tuesday evening" y
eclOck.
Thirteenth DisiTto,-Adjourned 10 Monday evening"
u o'clock.
Fourteenth DisYict-Nouinated Joseph B.Narnum, IT,
Ettfeath DIsfrict-Adi iouTned 20 Monday evening" u
O'Clock.
SirtlfEh District Nominated Gen. Thos. G. DeTens.
SeUsattsHth DisTiet--No quorum. Adjourned
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HI.rhet,-PeD0rted bv Jl,legronk

OswKeo Oct l2-Fiour steady, AID In GOOD aero,,a. IL,
800 bb' Wheat dull sales TOO bush. old No. MIwss.
~ as and 500 bush. selected Amber Winter Csusd. a.
s2 30. Oats Barley dull, aud lover. Rye fr bst
quet Peas Cansl reiyts ic higher on Fou, .S
Grain Lake mports--s go bush Wheat 500 bush Com
50 bush. Bsr.y, i3eoo bnsh Rye Canal e1potts-TWe
bush Rye 1900 bush Oats b9S bash. Peas The sross,
OF Flour aud Grain the canal itOn Buffalo aud Ovelo
Flour sisocs bS.a. % Whe. Sa.S coTa q s sS
Oats 5g6 90 bush Barley 400 bnsh Rye q 900 bush P.
ALBANY, Oct l2FIHer quiet Weesi, 10 lOt,. o. 3o No
State IS; Amber do. 81 50 spd 81 90 for White IA
Rye held at ~ Oats dull Corn quiet a, elc fsr
hot; slc Tor cnoce; ISLES 2ooeD bush. Bsreyosrrs.
srgs of Csnada ,aes 80 b0sh Clinton County d l5.
900 Good Csnada East 81 10; 5000 bush. J~fr.on County
al ~. BarryS = offered. Shipped by toIs--iorn ls io
bush Wheat zS,OJU bosh Csis, 2,OoO bpsb. Barley,
MoxrpEAr. Oct. 7-Plcur-superEItrs, o. f50 90 50,
Fancy STdSI - Wheat. = IJDsl 81 Oats, 3.035c /;
nothing doing in FOUND lots except IN bgh ades fc n
TORONTO oct iz-Flour -Double EIus. So; Erta Q,
sS ~ ~ Rys Sc Pa ss: 0at. Sc. 10 ''f'
foLEDo Oct. i2-wGe.t. tasc. bsiterj .alss q E,~
"a 2O9s2 ~ New 81 o4dsl g. Corn. sales ct GOasse.
Bg,rAa6 Oct 81 lgGo5 f5,s DP1,Hsed sI.% Il %h'a. W 1t %
spring, per saapr 81 4eesi 90 No Milwssk,e sprns
sl o. Corn Bac.,ye No. l. 7Oc' Warm liaec. Oa. in.
Rys eoc Whi.ty. 81 a. Por., sT6ss7 Sc lard sOc
ff.ights unchanged meors-toer, ~ LII ~ pels Mhes
1856 bush. Expsrswhes,, 27 go bush. Com, lss,sa
bnsh.; Ost,. % $50 bush. Barley sG0o bush.
CHIcAGo Oct ll-Flour dull. What advanced lc. clos
ins trm sales AZ 1 f5d vi ~ for No J. sod 81 Z5cSl
5r Noe Corn quiet at 54dSaIc for No. u 5as2c ior No
. Oats dul and lnehan.et fIsS.wesk and dechred ic
Al s2 22ds2 23 Proyi.ions iuIL Receipts; 1000 bbls
Flour, 1900 bush hrsl. lo5Co0 bush Com 6.St bash
Oat. Shipments: 65oO bbs. Flour, Coco bush. "hsa,
So, ,0OO bush. Com. 8 % bu b. Oats
MILWAUKEE, Oct. lk-FoUr nrD. Wheat nh.e,i q u
81 HaxI IS closing at 81 a. Oats steady. kece.ris
O. sOO bbs Flour, 1000 bush. Wheat. shipments; aSI
bbs Flour I52 o0J bush. Wheat.
PHILADELPnIA- Oct. R,-PetIoeun dnl Refined ire
sla4s t.JnE hrm; sa.es Of Western Extra fanny a
3 10 i5asU 90 Oh Rye What, 81 7O0 50; Sew 40
912S1s2 90 Oats at &c. Pogk declined zoe. Lard Gen
lower. Whisky steady. sales AZ - 80. 49, a.,
bALrrNspg Oct, .2-Flour very Grun sales OF 40 bbi
spring Western Ex,r, ct $40 50; Howard stfeft ; ~
hn- 80 So Wheat opened steady bat closed heavy Con
mon While At 81 2GdS2 IS; tiood to Prime 81 59d =.
Corn lower; Old Yellow 80. New 8jc Pna'e od "hiis
N q98c. Rye higher. a. &c.
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POLITICAL.
City RcfeFm-rLtuer % Gov. Restsn'
pyrxv Wong Oct g. 6lSh


10 hi. Erc,ll<aey Cor FESToS
SIR: We desire TO express 10 you our snceio
toanks for the bold and manly effort yon are MAKING i
the relief Of our cty. We think you have taAeu wv
right seps In the right direction, and nave 'nuS
our entire confidence that you VIII 10 the iu'" p'ISu'
lhe same course Whether the result shaA Oe 'le nc
oomDlshment OF our purpose 70 mehorate OUT oonooH
ar t.ilure to overcome whst sppears 70 be settled
determination to plusder the city IN every ditec1on
NE shaIl at least know that the plandit "Wel done
shou GOOD and faithful servant shall be applied TO you
Tho Letters finding their way into some Of the public
,ripts we beg 10 you, have no influence upon
that class Of your felow-ciizens whose good opinion
Won deserve II is very certain that your action will
not be congenal TO those who interested in perPetu-
sting municipal oorrupons but you will find that how
ever your action may terminate you have made many
warm and valuable friends among those whose friend
ship you would vaEe and won for yourself the CRATE
fal remembrance Of our citizens We are confident
shat no inhuence win in the least deter you from fully
aud fairly dschargins your dut! in all matters relating
20 city AID promise you our earnest ana heaF!
support, whatever may be the issue.
Yours. very respectfully,
James Brown, M. II. Grinneli David Hoadley, Wm
Al VermiIve Jos u. Collins, Wm. IL Gogg, Geo W.
Blunt Richard l. Taylor Daniel {. Robbins, John
McKesson, j. Milhau Adam ". Spies Henry hilton,
=. A Roosevelt. Elliott + Shepard George +. Noyes.
Peter Cooper, Wm. H. Webb. Wm Otbont, l. n.
Phelps Thos Denny John y. Weeks, d. B: Eston'
John Falcouer. a. A. Valentine. u. Van NosIsnd,
John Hecker Moses Taylor, +. G. Benedict Charles
Gould, George +. Bradford, Mnthorne TompAlns'
Marin Thatcher Wm. H. Bull, J. S. Shultt, Thomas
Pruden. 6. L schuyler c. I. Dayey, Isaac sherman
Wm. r. Vermilye, Henry G. CarIer, Wm. BiOodgood
N Huntington Lee. Willard Parker c. Henschel. II.
H. Bulkley John Webber ID. j. T. Marshall Spencer
KIRBY, John Gray. NJ. Dolano, Peter ID. Colhns, Mm.
a. BOYD NJ F. Reed Robert Usher ir Isaac e. Tay-
lor Alfred +. Post. and many others.
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INNINGS.

INNINGS.
lat %. "a. ith 5th. 9Th 5h. sth eh.Total
Fcktard . 2 10 SO
Rmpire .O o o.
Umpire-Mg. ID. A. Sutton, Atlantic Club.
Scotsr-Mr. c. Smith.
Time OF gamc-2 hours.
ATLANTIC vs.. EcKFORD.
This FRIDAY afternoon the above clubs will play
return game At the Union Ball Ground Brooklyn. The
contest augu b OF the most interesting OF the
present season. both clubs determined TO bring
their full strength on this occasion The Eckfords have
stl gthoned and improved their nine wonderfully
but whether they will be able 10 defeat the champions
is n question for decision this afternoon.
THE ATLANTIC BASE BALL CLUB CARD.
NFw.YoRK, Wednesday Oct. Al. le65.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club in an official card, deny
that they broke any engagement with the Athletics.
They are irving get games with the Athletics at
Philadelphia within the next week. Their card OF eS
planntion puts new face the affair and here they
are fully sustained. They hold the Champion Srsdnfr
until taken from them by superior play. The card is
signed by ID. A. Sutton. ". v Babcock. james Now
lem. George Thomas and James ID. CornvelL Com
mitffs
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German Union Club --Xusih Assembly
District.

This Association met last evening at their
headquarters no. GS7 Eigbth.ayeMr. Geo.iMoeller,
President and Mr.. PGlyeTmacher Secretary. MIR.
WesendOnck presented the following resolution, which
was unanimously edopted:
Resose Thst not regard The platform Of TIE late
tnion Convention SYRACUSE q fan expression OF Aspub-
.icen pTincY.es
The proper course TO be pursued in the coming cleo
ion was then discussed The speakers were unanimous
In recommending tie support OF tho candidates under
protest against their platform. Further action as Dc
terred 70 the next meetiDg-Oct. rs.
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HAWKINS ZoUAvB MILITIA REGIMENT
Tn. REGIMENT Is now recruited up TO tie min'mum
number. aud they will complete the Organization by
electng their field officers the coming week when they
will receive their order for uniforms arms equpments
90 The uniform will be similar to that worn by the
late 9th New.York Vols. and the arms viii be the
Minnie musaet. latest pattern. Those men who have
.ignad the regimeDtaI rolls. and have not been mus
led Hkewise those who have not hut intend 70 oon
nset them,syss With the orgsnshten, sTs rs1uesie9
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The New.Ysrk (aietkeenl Dsrnocrney-The
sixth Senatorial District.

The Convention of the With Senatorial Dis.
tsict met last evening &. the Sinclair House, corner
of Eighth.s and Broadway Daniel I. Williams Of the
Sixteenth Ward occupied tho chsir. and Arthur Don
nelly OF the EighroeniA Ward acted Secretary. An
Informal ballot had iOT senator from tie District
snd VincentC King. " ado ". Price, Lewis j. Parker
asnd Daniel Freeman voted for.
The Convention then adjourned over until Wednes
s1By next
&c DtMOcracY mot last evening.
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United Service society.

A Convention Of Delegates, in pursuance OF
the Central Organization Of the nited Service Society
nominate candidate Tor Senator for the Fifth Sena-
sorial District leld al Masonic Hall on Thursday
evening Oct u leG5 Col. VIM. 4. Lynch was elected
Chairman Lieut.. W. ". Townly and Private A.
ROchefort Secretaries. Lieut.. Charles G. Cornell WAS
unanimously nominated for State Senator.
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Hoseb P~rs>nsl.

y Major.Gen; John Il. King; .. 8. A.; judy,
and family; the Hon. Green HeBdrick. Wsterbrr.,, -,
udge Dillon. Rondou', and the Hon r. W Css.y,'
Baltimore. are st the Metropolitan. ~'
Gen. Littefeld, q. s. A, and wife, Gen. q r,v
g. s. A.; the Hon. Charles Elnes. Wasbng.o1 ~
Msyor Innis Poughkeepsie. n. Y. are At lie As1o,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Mozart Senatorial Conventions.

All Of the Mozart Senatorial Conventions
fsst evening adjourned 10 Monday evening at 9
O'Clock. In tie Vt Senatorial District each ballot
sesulted IN tie vote. Messrs Charles G. Conne and
Daniel NJ. 0Brien being the opposing nominees.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The Troubles In Hsyti-Ansshey r...

Later intelligence from Hayti convex N.
formation Of an attempted revolt in Port su pria.s ~
favor OF the ex.Enperor Soalouqne u
The leaders Of the plot intended 70 proclaim III. an
the President, annul the Republic and snnouucs a.
Empire with Souloqqae at its head ~
The general health Of the country is good.
President G~ffrard Is well. a
No further military movements have taken pls..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
THE FIELD.
Base Fall.

ECKPoRD OF BROOKLYN VS.. EMPIRE or NEW
YORK.
The game between these prominent ball aSso-
ciationS plsypd at the Union Ground Brooklyn, on he
10th ibst was quito al interesting az well as beng a
quickly PLAYED game. lsrge attendance was present,
and with the recent Improvements 10 and around the
ground this game certainly afforded as much genuine
Amusement any witnessed this season. The superb
orty OF the Eckfords after the two first innings was
quite spparent. IL was hardly thought however they
would lead their opponents by the odds enumerated In
tlaaa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Another Earthquake.

The Island of Santa Cruz has been visited by
a teyere earthquake. Many house were thrown down,
but no loss Of life is reported. The shock was
felt In San Domingo.
a SEVERE hurricane has s'so visited the West Iads
IfGnds.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

70 report immediately st headquartsrs, eoruss J.
tory to being mustered the coming week. f''p~s
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From San DeEoInxo.

Adyices have been received from San Do.
1mineO 10 the 18th Of September.
President Cabral hes prohibited all further issues Of
gsper money and efforts making ~ restore the
Sency 10 a specie basis
a large quantity Of copper morey IS expected from
Porto Rico.
terrific hurricane had visited the coast doing great
damage.
The portrait OF the Queen of Spain hss not been re-
moved from several Of tho pubc places thus showing
Spanish nation.
A National Guard and Municipal Police are TO be
organized
Jose Francisco Bazora has been appointed Agent Of
the san Domiuieap Republic in New.York CITY.
The Republic has been divided into five provinces
called ConpOstea de Azgs, Santo Domingo de GuZman.
Santa Cruz del Ssybo Conception oe Ia Nezs aud san
4iagO de los CabailerOs These provinces are sub
cEided into commuBes. military posts and stations.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

CAPTURE OF RIVER THIEP.-A man giving
his name as Amos Nicholson waS up before Judge Dal
le, YESTERDAY on charge OF grand larceny. Ii seems
that eDry the prcvious night some citizens observed
boat with two 10 II at the foot OF ST. Grcen.
point aud they watched for short time the action oi
The men which soon became apparent. Thinking they
we're unobseryed the river thoyes they proved "a
De. commenced TO take on board their boat large
quantity of pig iron Citizen Williams ibtertered at
this juucturo. aud twice discharged his revolver A.
them one Of the thieve, then Jumped on shore and
escaped. The other was captured and locked up dur
ing the night, and taken before Justice DALEY a,
above stated. Ills examination was postponed uhti
q lnf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
A JEALOUS LOVER srABs HIS RIVAL

A JEALOUS LOVER STABS HIS RIyAL-A
Young mulatto named William g. Hare residing IN
University place New York. was taken before Judge
DALEY Yesterday on charge Of stabbng another M
latto named John r. Gripton doing business at NO I6I
Myrtle ave. Brooklyn Tie deadly ssSault took place
nreyious i'm Keut.st Green point Jealousy was tbo
cause OF the outrage. IL seems that young lady
named Harriet Mckinney Of Charleston. . -, u on
visit 10 these parts and during her soourn has capt
yated the two gal ants named above. Hare was her
frst lover he saws aud Grpton caused him 70 Do d's
missed by the ickle maiden for selfish consi1erst2
Hence his fierce revenge. fail nearing VIII oS '''
m ia moruinQ
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BROOKLYN NE Ws.

ROBBED DIR. Charles A. Van Zandt, re-
spected citizen OF he old sort made the acquaintance
OF a Young fellow who accompanied him 20 his home IN
Sohermsrhornst on Thursday evening W hlle looking
for his nighi-key. the chap tore his watch nom the
eha ain aud made off with IT, II Is valued at ki0.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

BRooKLYs CITY PoLrTICs. Tho Third Ward
Union Convention Last night NOMINATED Mr. Charles T..
Frost for Alderman.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
COLOREp SCMOoLs N WAsnIY0roN.

In reply TO an inquiry addressed TO the
Trustees OF ID. Colorod schools by number of eoored
oitsons OF Washington and Georgetown. in regard to
moneys paid by these cities Tor the support n the
Coo-ed schools they have replied that the municipal
authorities of Washington have not paid cent Of the
Coored school fund.- as they are commanded TO DO by
the law of juno 2 s65 and that they regret TO say
that Washington, through is Mayor. still eyinccs
disposition to withhold the money long doo for the
benefit Of the Colored schools. The trustees have
taken measures to test tho validity Of this action oi
tho Mayor OF Washington before the proper legal
IA lhuuAl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

In consequence of The death Of Admiral Sir
" W. Austen Eepior Admiral OF the Royal Navy Vice
Admiral Thomas Bennett sttsine the rank OF fnll Ad-
knusl Hereford Tines.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
THE COLORED REGIMENT.

The regiment of District colored troops, who
returned with one battle flag 20 muilatcd to scarce
determine its character and nothing bnt the bare staff
OF what their other color remaining nre 10 be paid
OF tomorrow. Their monthly pay has been computed
from the passage the net authorizing They are 20
receive the same pay white iTooIs buttte Psymaftsr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
nrnIOrs LOYALTY.

The war being ended, the Smithsonian Insh-
tue hassung out United States flag. As long as tho
contest was doubtful the officers Of that institution
steadily omitted 10 allow the starr nd Stripes to float
over their grounds
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
LAND OFFIOR STATISTICS.

Returns just received at the General Land
Office represent that 1905 were taken up for
actual settementat Wiunebsgo City. Minnesota under
the Homestead act. beside large nunber OF locations
made with land warrants At Boonoyile. Mo, there
IS also exraornary activity in tie disposal OF public
lands. Returns from California, embracing a report
with maps shows in detail interesting results con.
nected with the administration OF the surveying sys
tenn in that State and cash sales at Olympia Wash
ington Territory for the month Of August amounting
to SCI beside several entries for aciusI settlement
,uda, tie Homestead lgy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
THE FREEDMEN IN ALABAMA.

A report from ihe medical officer in charge Of
the freedmen In Alabame has been received st the
Freedmens Bureau from which It appears that there
are only 1854 and dsabled frcetnen In that State
who are receiving medical attendance from the Gov
erurlent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
G. @. TIsHrR Can.ain N L and II ~ q

When Gen. X b. Marcy, INSPECTOR General Of the
Army was here last Summer he exam,ned the subject
took copies OF the papers aud forwarded them with
special report Of his 10 the War Dspnrt1nent
What bis opinions we're do not know of c6urse nor
10 t Of much Importance The facts speak for tbetn
selves and 1t Is not surprising that an Inspector su.
eTal should think IL necessary TO report upon them
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
nRATH OF DE-. M'CnOK.

DR.. McCook OF Steubenvlle, Ohio, father OF
two Generals and naval officer and nncle of four
more Generals Of the name died IN this city
yesterday a. the residence OF his son. Gen Anson Nc
Cook.
PENSION SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The following physicians were to-day appoint
ed Examining Surgeons Of the Penson Bureau; Isaac
H. Reeder Lacon. N. Y; Samuel Ford Newcastle.
n.y., and " iliarn Phillips OF Mount Sterling, Ky.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
, SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.

The Committee appointed by the late South
Carolina Convention 10 visit Washington and inter
cedo In behalf OF JEFF Day, arrived today The
Committee, headed By Alfred Huger called upon tie
President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

GENERAL OFFICbRS hIAfFs,
The following order specifying the number
and rank Of officers comprising the stat OF genera OH
GERS was issued today
WAG DEPARTMENT hnJrTAsT GTNHRAIs OFFIcF,
WASHINGTON Oct. T. ls6J.
GEsLEAL oEDHEs No. I'LL. Commanding generals
Of military departments and districts will 10 allowed
the following staff officers and Others Generals
commanding departments, ore assistant adjuiRntgen-
era QUO assistant inspector general chief quarter
master chief coumissaTy II subsistence. nedi
cal director oGs 60 advocate and two adesde camp
20 be selected from officers OF their commando. Gene
ais commanding districts two aides de camp 10 be-
leoted frum officers of their commando
IL. General officers without military command are
not allowed aides-de-oanp or other stan officers.
Ill An officers serving on the staH Of general OIL.
cers included IN the above allow anne wiz he imme
diatcy relieved from such duty. The officers of the
regular and volunteer regiments 80 relieved viii be
dered 10 Join their regiments without delay and the
SAT- officers Of volunteers will be ordered 10 their
bone, report thence by le,tor 10 he Adiu,antGen
tral Tor Instructions.
by order Of the Secretary Of War
Aas Al
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

when Mr.. Davis fell back rom tho front,
and said to me;
"That young lady rides very well, does
she notS'
"What young hdy2
"rhe young lady who is plotting us"
had thought Dan Ellis was pilOting us,
and rode forward to SEQ about the young
lady.
There she was, surely enough. couli
not sCrutiniEo her face IN the darkness, but
it was said to he comply. could see that
her form was graceful, and tho ease aud
hrmnoss with which she sat her horse
would have been lesson for u riding mas
tor.
She resided at the Union house, where
Dan had gone for news. Tho moment sho
had learned his need, she volunteered TO
pilot him out OF that neighborh0od, where
she was born and bred, and knew every
acre. The only accessible horse Tone be-
longing to rebel officer, but Just then kept
in her fathers barh) was brought out and
saddlod. She mounted, came to our camp
at midnight, aud was now stealthily guild.
ing us, avoiding farm-houses whero the
rebels were quarterod, going round their
camps, cvading their pickots.
She lod us for seven miles. Then, while
we remained in the wood, she rode forward
over the long bridge which spanncd the
Nolechueky River, to see if there were a"y
guards upon it; went to the first Unior
house beyond to learn whether tho road
were picketod; camo back, aud told us the
coast was clear. Then she rode by ou
long line toward her home. We should
have given her tlreo rousng cheers, hat
it been safe TO cheer. hope the time i,
not far distant when her namo may b,
made puSlic. Until the rebel guerillas ar,
driven out from their hiding places noal
her mountain home, it will not bo prudent