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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

RRnnI nIARYI,ANn.
DARNEsToWN, Sept. u.

Iet. va DARNEsroWE, sept ~.
Il vas understood to-day that Gen. Nc
GILLIAN would arrive here to-moFroW, on
his way 10 review the army Of the Upper
Potomac. On Saturday last o scouting
party crossed the Potomac ct the mouth OF
the Seneca Greek, and penetrated the coun-
try In the vicinity Of Leeshurgh.
They saw three regiments Of infantry
drilling on the Leesburg fair grounds.
These regiments they we're Informed BY
a Mississippians, while fourth regiment
from that State had mutinied and dis
banded.
Information has also been derived that
there were other large bodies Of rebels In that
sge ion, aud il salt, coffee, &c. were not short
ly received, general distress would ensue to
the army and families.
The scouts did not see living being eI-
espt the negro In the country.
The wheat bad been harvested, but the
corn fields were drying up.
From the best information obtained,
there Is little doubt that Gen. Johns0n's
army, now apparently moving In detail
from opposite Washington towards this
section, fully reaches IL 1t does act exceed,
the highest estimate given by rumor.-
Neither Is 1t impossible that johnson viii
endeaVor to cross the Potomac In the
neiFhborhOOd Of the Monocacy, with
. view Of attempting to reach Frederick
to protect the legislature while they pass the
ordinance Of secession, trusting 10 the we'll
known secession sentiment in Baltimore and
the lower counties Of Maryland to raise the
standard of rebellion and divide ard weaken
the Union army. Either this movement or
an abrupt abandonment Of the whole line Of
the Potomac abpears inevitable.
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FROM new YORK.

-ai 51 NRW YORK, Sept. IL.
The Heralis dispateh from Washington
says the difficulty relative to Gen. Fremont
is the interference Of the Blair family, the
Postmaster General and Col Frank P.
Blair, Jr. It is from them the charges
have emenated. understand the real Sc.
cret Of the hostility of the Blsirs Is that
Fremont would not permit them to dictate
to him, and would not lend himself to .
combination Of contractors from New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and elsewhere,
who had the patronage Of the Postmaster
General. / am assured that some ten days
ago Frank P. Blair demanded that three
thousand dollars worth Of contracts should
be given to that combination, and that Gen.
Frsmonts response was that his duty WAS
TO oppose all enemies Of the Government,
whether Southern traitors or Northern
schemers. s.-.. g5-.s org. s.s
Upon inquiry ct the headquarters Of thI
Army Of the Potomac / have asoertained
positively that no orders, general or sps
cisl, have yet been issued by Gen. McClel
Ian relative to the fugitive slaves, 80 ths
ell the reports and comments on that sub
ject, which have appeared in the papers ar
TO say the least premature. Nothing ha
yet occurred requiring action on his par
on that subject.
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mndeI nncnnanl. ;,

Gen, II. JeH. Thompson, one of the guer
riila chiefs in Missouri, In proclamation
which the Louisville Courier styles "a model
aoeunsn1, declares that '.ior every member
Of the Missouri State Guard, or soldier Of
8 =. our allies, the armies of the Confederate
,ss @ statss, Who shall be put to death In Pursu-
pa Snes Of the order Of General fremont
viI lHang Draw, and Quarter" a minion
q .. of said Abraham Lincoln ai
Soma Of our readers may have the curiOSi-
ca e y % inquire what this threatened punish
msnt Of ~HAzsIEe, DRAWING, AND ouARTER-
.larlsA ne IS" In the mast barbarous ages Of
English Jurisprudence, 1t was the legal pun
ishmsnt Of nigh treason. In Ohitty'a erira-
..s nal law vol. ], 7Ol, it is thus described;
s5elsba Wfhs Host eBeasiSs iorm which is given in
s 81 ths books IS thst ths offender Be carried back to
tks place from agheace he came eid IRON thence
s bs takea 70 tbs PLaes Of ezeeasO1 aHs then 0e
sr7 qqsd b. fhe neck and eit d0iaR dlise and then
Mssaa,ails bs tdkea oat ard burned before kia
9a-s des Gn5 Ais Aesdeut Of, and kis body divided
is ssts four quarters, Gn5 his head dad quarters
- ~ dpossdQ Of Al he King Plsasa'rt q.
And this heathenish, hendish, develish
cruelty and barbarism IS characterised IS &
-''s smodel document' to be initated snd follow
bssi Cd sEesywhers. Talk of the 'sCOnstitOtiOns
ariehls,' Of such wrstchsa What law is tt
s9'i' operate with them but the law Of force
what couftesies Of war eln we extend Il
then except the deadliest balls and tn
~ hsrcest charges And Jet, 50 tender heart
- 3 "a and 80 desirous Of Cancellation Is Ou
.y Gosernmsnt that II this same Gen. JEFF
6 o Thompson was taken BY our forces Will
watching with delight the writings of som
poor captured ''niniOn5 we might slmoi
expect the order to come, to 'sTear him an
t.tft L. hirssa al -EusN
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Further Of the Attack upon
Lexington, Missouri.
PRICE DEMANDS ITS SURREN-
DER.
NULLIGANS KARK REPLY
IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN LOU
ISVILLE.
Thia Afternoon's Report.
FROM MISSOURI

FROM MlSSOUhAs
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 10.
On Monday afternoon Gen. Price sent
word to Col. MulHgan, ct Lexington, de-
msndine q surrender. Col. MnlligaR's re.
DIV, was, GGo to hell" An attack was i'm
medistely made by first opening with ar
tillery and making an advance under its
cover, on the town. Price vas repulsed
With heavy loss. ~ A r
Lane with an estimated force Of Eve
thousand Kansas troops, is reported TO be
within forty miles Of Lexington, rapidly
sdvapeing 10 reinforce Col. Mulligan.
Other Federal troops are rapidly con-
yerzing from St. Joseph and other points
to reinforce Col. Mulligan. The 18Th I'D,
24ts and 26th Indiana regiments have gone
By steamer to Lexington. Also the forces
sent from st. Louis per the Des Moines and
White Cloud. 8lJJ
These reinfoTcements number about siz
thousand effective troops, and will reach
| lexington tomorrow morning, the 18th
Every confidence is felt here that Col. Null
liean will be able 10 hold Lexington uRti
these reinforcements arrive. -eh T.
The Usage bridge, eleven miles east o
here, on the Pacific road, is said TO be thl
irss point threatened by Ben McCulloehI
forces, nov believed to be advancing rap
idl7 from the southwest. -7--7r- +
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FROlf CINCINNATI,

..s. CIHcINNATI, Sept. l9.
The Nineteenth Illinois Regiment reached
tho city at two o'clock this morning, and
marched to Fifth Street Market House,
where a supper had been provided for
them, and from thence to the Little Miami
Depot where they took the cars for Camp
Dennison.
The bodies of the dead we're taken to the
Orphan Asylum buildings, where they
we're placed in cofins and made ready for
burial. Many Of the bodies are sadly dis
figured, but the greater portion seem to
have come to their deaths from internal
bruises received In the crash.
r At 2 o'clock this afternoon the bodies will
be taken to Spring Grove for burial.
7dA resolution was adopted in the City
Council last night that the Mayor issue .
proclamation requesting the proprietors Of
stores in the streets through which the fune-
raj proeeaGionlwill pass, to close the same
during the hours of the funeral.
The remains of Capt. ballard will be sent
this evening to Galena tor interment, the
Odd Fellows having taken charge of the body
to send It forward to his friends.
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es By passengers upon the train frOn
Wheeling this morning We are informed
that Senator csFlils, residing In wheeling,
HU received dispatOh just IS the trala was
leaving, hat Gen. ROssOrAns had attacked
Gen. Les, and captured him together with
ell he force -.6flsen aOusaNd strong. No
farther particulars we're given, and We
presume the report la somewhat sEAgssra-
, ted, but understand tha. Mr.. caFlils CON
'-.- sidsrsd it reliable If the nsin points Of
this report are trus. thea Il is BY far the
greatest vistory Of the war, and VIII far
Ovsrbalanos and Wips out the defeat Of
~ Bull Ruu snd viii give undying honor 70
~ Gen ROssorSns and his brave Ohio boys
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JAN DELIvKhY.-On Monday night last,
ten prisOnets made their escape from the
MOntsOnmy County jail ct Dayton. The
following Is 3 list Of the prisoners, and
the charges against them, ell Of whom are
still ct large:
Frank Cool, oounterfeiting John Honei,
hiehway robbery; James Bark, burglary I;
james Finch, buFglaryi James Frank,
horse stealing; Nicholas Frank, horse
stealing; Joha Frank, horse stealing
John Smith, horse stealing; George Grub
petit larceny; Henry Smith lcolOred) petit
lsrceny.sya o t.rslsl1 a1H ~ 90
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unInn ConrentIop a nTadIsoh.

AT the Union Convention Of Delegates Of
the three counties Of Ashtabula, Lake, and
Gsausa, held ct Madison, on Wednesday,
n. /, ChaFse, Esq Of Ashtabuls Co. was
nOmiRated for Common Pleas Judge. Mr..
Chaffee Is one Of the sturdy men Of sturdy
old Ashtsbuls, and viii hold the balances
With strong and even hand. Hon. Peter
Hitchcock, Of Gsauga, vas nominated for
Senator BY the same Convention.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
y IoUIsv1LE, Sept.

7lFJu 70 I'LL 7
Earlv this morning the United States
Narshsl seized the Office Of the Louisville
,GouFIeyI ana arrested Ex-Governor Moore
Sssd ReRben 7. DuFrstt one Of the prOpri-
stors Of The Courier, and Martin ". Barr
Tslegrapbio News Reporter Of the New Or
leans Arsceiated Press, on charges Of trea-
son or eomplioity with traitors. The pris.
oners we're carried to Jefersonvillei ana
viii be transferred TO the custody OF the
Marshal OF the indiana District reTa !.
The trsnspissioR Of telagrAphie news
south ard has been interdicked, and the
lines are still interrupted.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. TO-
Hsralds special: ll5
All reports about Gen. Johnston crossing
the Potomac are unfounded.
There is much alarm at Msrtinsburg and
Winchester about Gen. Banks crossing the
Potomac with $1,000 men. The rebels hsd
sent to Johnston for assistance. SIS
Reliable accounts from Winchester stale
that the Railroad between Strasburg and
that place is not being built, ss reported,
and that the rails taken up near Martins
burg are to be used for laying line from
Richmond 10 Manassas. 1t has hitherto
required three days for the transportation
Of troops between those places.
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M. Nsr YaIt TrIbaa.e dlspossg ii BID

Ihe HeW Aofk AraOshes ulsPosep " Ott-.SS ny
rumors Of Premonts resignation as follows:
Finally, let US compose all anxiety on
the part Of the public by stating that there
is not the slightest probability Of General
Fremont's resigniBg his commission. He
is thsre q serve his country, and, no mat
ter By what inconvenispces circumstances
may hamper him, be viii eOntinus to serve
Ii 10 the last. And we are confident, as
are the body Of the people, that, whenever
the opportunity Is fairly afforded, those
services will be Of such q description as 70
contribute TO his glory and TO the safety
snd permanencs Of the nation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON sept 10.
R. F. Morley, Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed General Manager Of the military
rAilfcad routes in place Of Col. Thomas A..
Scott.
Corporal HOughland, of Niles, Michigan,
Company E I'd Michigan Regiment was
shot this morning while on picket duty TO
the left Of Bsileys Cross Roads. The ball
penetrated one shoulder and passed out Of
the other, striking q private who stood be-
hiul him in the arm. Houghlands injury,
though severe, is not likely to prove fatal
The rebels of Alexandria have fne OPP
portunities TO communicate with their Vir-
ginis friends by passing down the river In
boats beyond our lines, e H %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

, DSr In the region Of the flowing wells
On Oil Creek, oil csa be had for little or
ncthiRg.f Il Is sold fortEoand half cents
per gallon, and often Is low as ffty cents
8 barrel The deluge Of oil is terrible.
The unetious auid eFerWhelms everything.
A barrel two or three times full Of Oh will
bs given for the barrel ITSELF A pumping
well Il considered practically good for
nothing.-TFus American, Ere, Pa s1.sa.
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GIN. Banks CROSSING THR RIVER
Isl. WITH S1,OOO TROOPS.
FURTHER OF THE Fremont AND
BLAIR DIFFICULTY.
This Mornings Report.
RROAI nIIssOURE


JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. ls-ll P. N.
Two cOuriers have just arrived from Lex
ington. The following intelligence, be-
lieved by the Commanding Officer here to
be In the main part reliable, is reported:
Gen. Price commenced the attack on the
entrenohment at Lexington commanded
by, Col. Mulligan. On Monday the hght
was very severe ell day. Price assaulted
the works and was repulssd with severe
loss. The fight had been renewed on Tues
day mOrning by Price, but feebly, when
couriers left.
Gen. Lane vas al JohnstoWn, Bates Co,
on Monday morning, with force Of from
1000 to 5000, marching to the relief Of
Lexington.
The rebel loss on Monday is reported at
1000, and that of the federal troops ct 300,
which is probably exaggerated.
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Amels.
or. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
= BROADWAY, NEW YORK.



since the opening of this vast and eOmmOdiOuS
Hotel in 1854 It has bzen the single endeEvor Of the
ProprietOfs 20 mak6 it the most sumptuous, con
vsnisnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely 70 administer %
tho comfort Of itl guests they have endeaFored'
without TegaEd 10 cost, to proFido and to combine
slI the esmsnts 81 individual snd social enjoyment
which modern art hes invented, and modern taate
approved; aad tho-patron,ge which it nas com
msnded daring the past six Tears Is 9 sratlslns
Drosf that thsir Efforts have boen appreciated.
To meet the exigenc!es Of the times, when All are
reouired to practice she most rigid economy, The
undersi sued have reduced the price Of Beard 70
TWO DOLLARS. PER DAY.
At the same time abating noas q the luzEries Win
which thelr tablahas hitherto bean supplied.
TBEADWELL, WHITCoMB&C co.
New York, Sept. :, 1881. sepT:36l-Sm
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= Tha three regImenLs tFOurteenl

Z lRr The three regiments, tFOurteenth,
Col. sisadman; Thirty Eighth, Col Brad
Isy; and he Twenty First, Col. MOrtOn)
rslsed IN sbe Msumss region, are fuIl, the
two former o OyerAoFing, and have re-
cSEVsd thslr uniforms and equiPnenssi and
are sEaitipg prdeFstouSve, ~ Xxx
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NEW COUNTRRFRTT

BosToS, Sept 19.
Counterfeit los on the Atlantic Bank of
Boston were put In extensive circulation
to day.
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lust PUBLISHED--'sFEE Goa
% uLA BooK."-Du ChAillu's Equasorial Africas
HxpioFasions and dVontursa IN 3 lasforial Africa
With Accounts Of the Mannars aud ouIto111 o. TIE
fsople and 81 ths Ghale of tho 1oTll., the czoco-
dile, Leopard, Eienhant, ~ HiDPQr11nu1, ard llof
Animals. b Paul Uua Uha-liu, oerre1 porll19
HemSsr az fhe Annsrissu Rlhnofd7icnl Sooisiyi q
the tasographical and Statistical eoclatg g ne0
York, aud OF the Boston 8Orioty ol NaguFai HIS
forr With nnuern11 lrzlfI1 1trI11cne. $40, Nus
in, Iuni brn Nth LiEins sta1sI bsriht and Bar.
{ f51 "a 0l u TlI "a ooB8 o.,
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SUNDAY 1x FHE ARnT.-Ths Washington
reporter Of the New YOsk Times states that
on sunday last General MoClellan's head
saEFtsss WsFs closed to an and the Sab
bah e fully observed ss If there we're not
an immense Army within SQUAD Of the
cannon that fgOVn frOR the rsnPsrts Of
Fort COrOOrgn.
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The CsaoinnsA Gazstis's Washington
correspondent says that Mr.. LinCOln's mod
aaessson Of Gen. Fremonts proclamation
.vss made on his own responsibility, ma
iority Of the Cabinet sPProVing Of the
Oeherars positions. -rr,,
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- - lIuIs CentfaeIar..

qSe Pittsburgh Chronicle thus lashes some
a the dishonest Pennsylvania contractors
who have sudsayored to svinaIe the govern
sment;
aTbs Washington Republican Of Friday
,azs; ifWe are assured by person who aP-i
Sssrs to ns eon7ersaut witt the subject, that
9eo-s frauds have hsBn psrpstrated upon the
Go9ernment hy certain horse and mule con-
eractofs Sd the vicinity Of Harrisburg, Penn |
a.-a gVlvsnia DISCLOSURES yenHating thea cor /
- p ~ ruptioas It Is understood, win be made IL
a5i-J 81 sSe right quarter Good. Hunt out the
thieveS and then R1hbet them, Re have
-Hi'' ~ aDursclation Of tile financial arts and
salazss EkiebotamizIng operations Of the Grmy-con-
uact gentry throughout The country bat for
nhbi6shing efrontsry, and audaciouI and
30 voa ahsnelsss designs ior making good
e ~ 4 tkfnep out Of this War, commend rs to some
q islt --alf knoVn charaetera In our own State.-
flanv Of them would rather steal and hlch
,A4A fsoui ne government than work for st OF
- Uaion, and 70 know that the horse and
mule contractors, whose operations are to be
seratiuIfsd, are Hafrikbalg experts, gives
C-srrsns thst rich disclosures may be expect
Some Of tse cid spectators and cor
BHl TaDtiouists Who have been nufssa at Harris
b1rr. are stencil in the nostlils Of every
- e honest Pennsyl lyanian, and It would oe
g @ perfect aod send Il the State could get rid OF
ri ~ de whole pessllent brood Astne poet says
arFe make No particular reference 70 any al
fisl iusion.H N but We are down on the whole clan,
s,sfi- -srtsntly desire 70 see many Of our amy
i4o4 icontracss thoroughly sfted, end all the
greedy and shameless feeders on our poor,
ee- Sbu7sd and unfortunats Uncle Samuel eZ-
GH Soasd. and held up to public scorn and in
- dirnstioh--bsttsr still cent % ne peniten-
tisrvyadfs .-l,s u.2 t
.sauao - --l ------ sIa
90 ~, eaidIe11 Prefsrrsua q EISht TO theiI
srlu3 go aeF Hqldf - -
An amusing scene occurred IN the eamT
of Bennsy lvania egimsut two Gays ago.
- Oar troops were engaged 10 brisk skirmisl
Lah vim the rebels IL LeWisville, Just sbove th'
niein Bridge Nearly opposite on this sid
is115s offhs river, Gen Mccalls diTisien we're i
camp and the paymaster Wes con- iings so1
fAs cold due the troops for fneif services :
.s d IToSd vFss received Of what vas going o.
.sa4t o9er he TiFsE The men sp8s1g TO thel
-EkzIJ sFnls. anticipating an order q march. tn
sa rseimsnt among whom te mOnel
e,s1 : - being Distributed taFued their back
- ~ ason tie paynlaslsr and his treasure, IS Il !
sssl 1.ers 4 natter Of no account one man va
s;eninq receipt for his yellow heap the
77T ISsnV On the table; be dFeppet s psn an
rirllss foz the camp, leaving PEI, paper, an
- ~ srld % take care o. tbemsslYe4 Anqtal
se wsily shouted q Hold On Z. miae uil z
ner7oE,n and daEied -ironlz ths tent y y
fSTiiSstsT vas lsis alone Eith the gold vi
II q q s Q confsslEl late the oaEious tncidsliz
Hlrlf lltlA p
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OAkKfass OBJECT LESSONS. 1F9imary Obsscf
Lessons f0r Gradasted Course ~ levelOpmsle
A Marual for Ieschers and Parents. Win Le1-
soua for the Prorer training o. the Hac1lfi1l q
thltrsn By y A. pat8ips- uiultrattons.-
limo, Ausiin, tl.o1 Bor Eal9 u
J. BsCUBB %.
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COMMERCIAL.
NRW YORR aIARKKT-sept. 10

H 80 EAhu AOAA uAAhAkE-e sept, IL
..E lBT TELzGRAPH.l ra
FLOUR Receipts 1883 bbls. Market s9IOs
saIos TOOa bblB at sIsO@SI,sO for supsrfne state;
IS 352 25 fer extra state; S4s06S4,9 80 for superne
western; S6 90l16,40 FER common 10 medium extra
WesteTp IS AO9S6s for shipping brands extra round
DVSl CANADIAN FLOUR. little aruer.
Sales 500 bbls ct sis99is 30 fOFsupeFfne; Sb,a@65O
RYR FLOUR Market steady At 2,sc@s, Is COM
mon 70 eheics superfne. .r :
WHEAT Receipts Ss $50 bush. Market excit
and 262o better. Sales 60 90 bush at xlO81l,4 for
eoOd TO choice Chicago spring; Sl,lSI25 for winter
red western; 81 80 for White WsEtern.
RYR-MArkot Qnist and steady ct s5ta7uc % IN
SRhRIlEK-Market dull and nominal.
G1RN-Receipts 2I,050 bnsh. Market unsettled
nd better. sal, 900 bush at &G56o for mixed
western good TO prime.
OATs-Flrm at 2s9soS for Canadian, and western
HTS POR MAJ ket arm. Sales $50 bbls at SII,OO for
M "a. 9g.75AlODO for prime.
RERV-Market quiet.
1s5JTf aIEATG-Market quiet.
T,aRn-MRrket more active Sales ct seeee.
BUTTRR- Selling st 1910. Tor osiOi and s9l4c
''STE GSTHEKEsB-MArkst steady at Ss7O common to
I'VE fWSIIHfiTBKY-Aarket firm. Sales 500 bbls at lskc
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sEaROEB- VITA FHH sEs H0f5 e spori.
Ing -AdTsntuge1 IN las qrtnill 1slz. , 2
seme1 1anao1t, ~ u, G. 5.. va 1ap1 a1d
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fKAMEIT PARsOHAsu. A. Esgsi. Bv Antho-
Nv TrlllO5s. aatAor q tDocfnr Thorno," 'iThs
Bertrams," &c. limo, Auslin 3 i1l
Tor szla bY J. q coBB CO.
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J,B. 0oBB b D.

VIII ssnd nan, post paid, sn7 q The folloVins
hszig publlshed Bookl on he receipt q he adFar-
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10. &. Army RReULAFlON8. Ra7ulatio1s bF
Z ths Army Of ehs United stale1. 41pfUFed b. tha
.Presiaent OF the United >tassg, and PRINTED IN
der the direction9 a Simon oa1rrsfons sseretarg
Of War. l2nos A1llin, 81 %. soE s.ls q ~,
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HIghly EMpOrtaht News.

saa Great Victory in Western
ns1aanzl NHS1Ah' sag
ia GIN. R0sECRANs CAPFBRRs GRN.
LES AND 1s,o0e RRBRLsS
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BUPFALO MARKET sept. 10

.-rsa--t lBI TLRaBAPH.l
RLOLJR-AIRrket dull
= WHEAT-Market without Important change,
With fair demand. Sales 500 bush Chicago spring
At exc; 900 bush do at 93e; 65 bush red winter a.
&l,O4.
fNlRN-Markst dull and no sales.
6aATa-Markst steady. Sales 5000 bush at 25c.
CANAL FREIGaHTS-i6Ac on com, lsc on
wheat 20 New York. rrl
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FEDERAL Loss EIGHT HUNDRED.

REBEL LOSS FOUR THOUSAND.
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GENERAL PRICE ATTACKS THK
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