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from Hutionsville skirmlshes Will now
take place daily almost as wo have their
exact position, and competent guides 70
lead us there. A strong force goes out this
afternoon in Q sOuthwesterly direction on
some secret expedition. Our pickets hold
eleven miles Of Pike, while the rebels hold
four, 90 We can have earliest notice ef their
movements. We are expecting en- attack
now In o few days, but IL they will only
give US time to complete our works, We
will defy Generals Lee, Wise, and all their
partisans. There is party Of officers out
on the Buchannon Road accommodating the
enemy's position on the right te see if our
artillery could not be planted out there In
9 good position. AS attaoB upon them from
The. front could not succeed without loss Of
life 70 q great extent The approach along
the Pike Is 80 narroW that We can hold i
easilylif attacked in the rear and right.
ROseorans iis believed TO be going round
in their rear. So by this time they are
Inenaced on ell sides. Two Of our spies
came into camp last evening, bringing
important information they had seen The
rebel camp. 30 look out for lively times
soon. Yours, S.N ?.
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New IRRsRY PoLITIcs.

t.}tLs It "a 81 AEWARKJ sept. l6. -
The Republicans here have concluded to
abandon their party organization, aAd to take
up any good sound Union men in the COM
ing local election. Gen. Theodore RUnyon,
who was Douglas elector, is the prominent
candidate for Mayor. ,HF
The Peace party have made their nomina-
tons, coupled with resolutions sustaining.
the Government the full force Of which may
be appreciated when 1t is known II at their
candidate for Mayor expressed the opinion
that this war, on the part of the South, is as
just and holy as wss ours of the Revolution
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FROM BALTIMORE.

gaf. oAATIAOAEi sept. II.
The names Of the killed and wounded
at DsrnestoWn have not yet been received.
The FIRST account of the affair was received
BY the American from an anonymous cor.
respOndence, and was printed at too late
an hour to obtain any verihcation.
The Old Point boat has arFived, but
brings no news Of interest. The news Of
the repulss Of tho rebels in Western Vir-
ginia caused great rejoicing here among
Union men. iHq00Fa
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This Afternoon's Report. .
REBELS REFUSE TO LEAVE KEN
TUCKY. rt
FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. /

FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. le.
HoUsE-A message from Gov. Magof6n
was received communicating a telegraphio
dispatch from Gen. Zollieoffer, announcing
that the safety Of Tennessee demanded the
occupation of Cumberland Gap and the
three long mountains in Kentucky, and
that he had done SO and shoula retain his
position until the Federal forces were with
drawn and the Federal camps broken up
Also, message from Thos O. Reynolds,
Lieutenant Governor of Missouri, asking
what course Kentucky intended to take in
view Of the occupation of the Mississippi
river below the mouth of the Ohio, by the
Federal forces, in violation of her treaty Of
neutrality. ~
No Southern newspapers were received to-
night.
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C0uamiasiGA.

HIIHWINHS-10O BBLs. HIGH
rWIe Es-high AID low proof In good COOPER
a7s fnr sale fJy r. T. bYUs
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FROM PHTLADRLPHIA.

- FHIAADALPHIAf Sept ~.
The anniversary Of the adoption Of I ke
Consultation is being duly eelebrated he re.
salutes were ffed as sunrise and ct no N.
The Home Guard also turned out and pa "a
ded the BtreetB 8, 900 strong escorting I he
orator Of the dsy, Hon. Geo. NJ Dallas, 10
Independence Square.
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Office No. 14s Superior Street.
oLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY, MORNINGS SEPTEMBER IS, 1851
COMMERCIAL.
Nv YORR nARAET- sspl. {,

.' T
RTOVR Recsipts la2A bbla. Market a@lOc
hetier With fair export demand.
SALE 03 bBls - s,7deB14 81 Tor upeT nne ntAtei
SSiO,a5 70 extrs stAtei si,7OAs4s0 for supertne
rssfef "a. $50 1850 Ter ucminoD 10 medium extra
western. s. 9s,as for shipplns brands extra round
hVS VCRNHDIAN FLOUR. .-NarRsta a little arnsr.
Sales bbls ut sl,7O3a,s0 for snperhness l9se''o
~ RYE FLOUR laarkst steady at 9S@S, rs com.
mon to oholcs guperhne. - .llI 10 d. ~
and mArkat scarcely 80 tirm. Bsles eItE b sh Gt
81 is for northwestern club; SILL for amber Iowa.
gl1 fer Green Bay spring. ,iTN 20 for winter reu
western; 81 80 for white Michigan.
RYE-mArkot quiet and steady at @9lOo a. In
a4RashiRTEY-hsarket duh and nominal.
tJORN-Recelpts 200, ,252 bnsh. Market 10 better.
Sales 1900 bush at 491ee54c for mixed western.
OlTS-FiEmer at H@5o for Canadian, and western
AT1 POR K-Ma, ket hrmer Sales $50 pbls at SII,sO
for fneas; gq62T Mi0,00 for prime. -fHe
BEEB-harket 9uiet.
OUT nRATS-market quiet.
G1RD-Mark0t heavy. Sales 300 bbls ct saec&.
BUTTER Selling at7@l0. Ior OAioi and sSiAo
''ss ''SssTsRReK- -MAFkss steady ct sa7o common to
'WtHIsKY-MArkst quiet end steady.
BUFFALO MARKET Sept. IL.
@ tHT TELEGRAPH.
RTOIJR-Market unchanged
WHEAT-Market hrm but Quiet Sales b,oV)
bush CbfcnaO sDring at 92c; GOO bush do at CSC.
CORN-MRrket better. Sales sO,OvO bush 81 S''s
3C6NAI, FREIGHTs-Better
I.AKE IlIPORTS-l3 90 bbls dour; l29 600 bu
wheat: 227,GOO bush corn; 1900 bush oats.
CANAL EXP0RTS-lsOOOb bblB nouri lRleOO bu
wheat; Ts,Ooe busb corn.
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MARYLAND LRGIsLATGRR.

? = ItINH-i AJoPI. HI
Not more than rs members of the two
Houses of the Maryland Legislat1na. are
yet here. Both houses viii meet snd sd.
journ till tomorrow. The impression is
that neither House, for want Of. . Quorum.
will be able to transact any business.
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NREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
BALTIMOEE 4 oHIo E1ThROAD.
mPBOvEp @cBEDULsi

~ rsceu. pgrJssnz cnsngss MS Road ls sasi
% furni8h unh8a act fsE il Elerc1mmunics .iol
Aast, south, west, Northwest and Southwest
FULL CoHA BOTTOMS with ~ shrcugh retns
70 Philadslphia and New York, In ~ East2rifh she
south, " IL Washington Branch koad-by CleVe-
and and Pittsburgh, Cent-al Ohio and MGriatts al
Cincinnati trains, Eith the Northwest, keI --c
southwest. -rr a-r
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, PAiiadslsl
EoEk o. Restop give the privilege of lYins cFe-
flonal give tss Frigilsss Of visiting flshinet1=
route.
This Is the 0hLI I F0uto that can f1rnisn rhrcsaf
Tickets or Baggage Ohecks to WashinRton tatg-
sel-f aEs as Low e by any 0tAtI Ro1sa.
- Slsepng Cars on al n Hight Trains
~ AK t0E l1cSe1 b. BalHm1lo s1d OHIO 3siiTusl.
J.. II. SULLIVAN
- a tN-I Eefl9l GeEerai Western AFsnl
". K. SIXTH. Il 81 COLA
y tsfoi FrahspoFsat'n- General 1'-E-- AEsas
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F0R SALE.-0EE sEo5ED-HAh 5
IL Steam Bollar-ugrlEhf. E0 called, iatsly M -
y tas Lender elee sal ossE q inches Il j
1ass.ae ene fsst iosE; infnacs parh = :
said Boiler Originally oost 500; G NOW "a fEt EAia
oEdsr, ens With the sEatea saiett-yAlfe, a, win b.
ez-Eor further particulars enquire at thlA ofacs.
Or q 7. J. Aelarry's eteam Boilss BhoF On cantTS
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NepOrts from, the RebeA
Camp.
The Proposed Attack upon Ar
lington and Washington.
TIE SECESSION LEGISLATORS OF MA
RYLAND soUELOHED.
REBEL DESIGNS. UPON OUR
PRISONERS
Kentucky LeglslatNre.
THE RRBRIsRRFUsR TO LEAVE THE
STATE.
This Mornings Report.
MARYLAND LEeIsIlATURE.

=
Special to New York Herald:
The Legislature meets tomorrow. There
wiz not be quorum. No secession ordi-
nanoe is prepared, nor will one be passed.
The Maryland secessiOnists have nothing
to hope for from the Legislature. p
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FROM CAMP RLK wATRR, vTRGlNIA


The Scene Of she Death Of Col. WRshIhe-
4 t0n-ss0ar DefeRoes---InteFestlng InfSrHi-
asiea,
The telegraph reports brisk engagements
st and near Camp Elk Water, Va, Colonel
John A. washington having been killed In
an attpsk upon our forces, and in subss-
quent engagements heavy forces Of the
enemy being repulsed by greatly inferior
aumbers upon our side The following
letter from an esteemed correspondent in
the Third Ohio, gives the oOndiuOp Y our
dsfsaess before the fight. The Lieutenant
Merrill spoken of below has aimee been
taken prisoner BY the rebels. The letter
is accompanied by good sketch Of tho
camps, forts, Sc. aY
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Ali the ea1na g0lns asstsiar o5nhscs At ClsTaIsne
WITH tTAtns f9r Toledo, Ghcsgos Columbus, OinstH-
nat St Lols, 6e.f sdali Re- trairs going eastward
SsilrOad, and at Buffalo WIZ tho58 q the asE forS
Usntral and BufAlo / EeE Fork City Railroasz.
a. HOTI19eHAN. B1p's
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tLEVEAAND 8 ERIE B. r.
LEAEE ERIA

ms 4. n. HfGHr IPIsEss q a Istovufne a.
oirard, Aahtsb1is and PainalTfll q iVf erf
s Arrives at Cleveland ct l.18 A. -
f0s00 4. n NAIL TBA1H-9toppl1F at a1 Etations
Eafl axcept HaEbroek, gUnionFiils, e1zTy, Msl-
b. b. tVr snd Nlckls1ss and GrsiF8 q OlsVals-
LEG F.H. DAY EXPREss AIN-stc1pins ss 81.
rerd, Oonneaut, A8hIsbula and Fai1as-il lls
only and arrives ct Ol8Feand 81 ~ ?. H.
GgOOMUOOATt0N TRAIN vii leave Couaeaut
Rt 600 A H, Stopping a8 au stations, 80
aETfviag e OisvslaDd st esiG a. r.
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The wondsrs sf che Telegraph.


"Agate," the army correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette in Western Virgins, re-
lates this incident;
We were on the road to Bulltowu, and the
newly constructed army telegrarh h line ran
by the road side. The runaway team had
scarcely bseu stopped till the confidential
operator had the wire cut the connection
established, and was vigorously tapping his
keys to "call Weston" Speedily, Weston,
very much astonished, wanted to know what
was wanted, and "Where the deuce are your
A despatch was Immediately trans nitted to
the Post Quarter Master, ordering him TO
send forward at once, another ambulance
and a reliable driver. Meantime, couple
of hours were sure to be consumed, in await
ing the arrival Of the hew ambulance, and 50
the General went to work receiving his dis
patches from all parts of the country, and
Sending out his orders to the Cheat Gaps, to
Wheeling and Cincinnati, and Cumberland
and the Kanawha- @f
II ives no wonder that the Secession fami-
ly, living close By, came out to the roadside
and stared atths astonishing spectacle There
sat the Commanding General Of the Depart
msnt on an old log, writing dispatches. In
a fence corner, with a broken bit of board
for bis table, seated on a smooth boulder, and
with his paper for 'sreeeiving" spread out on
a drum head, sat the confidential operator.
Bulltown and Sutton sent in reports of the
enemys movements; the faithful little in
strument in the fence corner clicked them out,
and the General gave his orders, and ar
ranged the disposition Of his troops accord
ingly; and regiments were masching for
ward under these orders, from opposite sides
of his Department toward the sest of hostl-
tiles, before the ambulance arrived by that re-
mote mountain road. While waiting there
in that fence corner, Col. Stager sent us from
Cleveland the particulars of Gen. Buffers
achievements on the coast of North Cardinal
What wonder that the natives rerard the
| telegraph az a supernaturA.- ---.,y, AMI acLu-
ally dread to touch the wire lest some unde-
Unable evil should happen to them aA
A singular case may soon come up for ad-
! Indication in some Of our courts. Alta bend
In the Mississippi few miles from Com
merce, the river is cutting its way scross a
sinsckn of. laad, aad by the next rise will
have formed a new channel, placing some
ten thonsapd acres now In Missouri within
the limits Of Illinois, the main channel Of
the stream being the dividing lire. On this
spot Of land are two plantations on which a
goodly number Of negroes are owred, and
unless they are moved before the riYey forms
its channel across the head Of the peninsula,
the 'ichattels will alI be free. The question
VII arise to what State the owners of the
land can claim allegiance. BJhJdt
4 lAat u q
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lllLkYELAND .AlPIgIsBURaB
iLEVELANp, 3 O0LgMBUs &
OisSiEE6TI RAlLE0AD.


%. sgssER AEslEoErKz 1871
Trains VII leaFe Cleveland g follOr
sii0 A n =. y, 3 CineinnaLi Exprsss-F -lut
Beroa5 9latto1s lfellni ROB- n. 77,
Salon Shelby, Crsstliao, Galioo s;-
Gardlng glons Ashley Dslaus-e q
lOeutrB, HoEt1inEto1, Fraehfr
bus AZ lQ.5o A. +, Oincinnsti a. szsq :
snd 'Ohioago va Crestlino at 20 = =
hnd arriving At Coiumbus ~ = -. 80
9incinnad 81 2s90 n.
$50 ?. =. Might ALprsas StoRuips = ali s.atisa5
north oL lrestline, and - Gallon, 0arGiua-
ton, UelaW3re and It al oti.er sts.fous Z
loaFs PssssnasTS only, s-Tivias Is cS :
lum bus at il:15P. u and Gin oinrlstf a. y
- 4. H.. Ofioaso Eia orsstline. at 10 A. q
HUoNN EOT'BORa
Shabby Handulkys Mangaeld 4 Newark Ragifosd 70
ll Anaaeld, Mt. Vernon, NeTark Kanss93lia
UEsasline, Pittsburgh. BOEs wayne Chicasu Rail.
Eoed. foF Eorsst, UpDsr 5s1dussy, oeiphos,
Lima BeEt Weynsl LAports, Gk-a..Eo, g.
5s vest and East for Aansdsld, y costa, Ma
Gallon aad Belsionfains RailFose I,f5s. o ssarsoB
H E Esileie2taiRe, sidney, Union, nHncie, n
VILE IouisFilles Cairo 81. L,olis, e
1eiAaarot Alth apr1ngnelq, Mt, Vernon and Pitt1
burgh Ba1lroad ior 6prlagdsh asp
Olumbus, Little hialai 4 OOlambas, aAd LenE
a Asissoaa, ss ior Aslis Reyton, lndiansPolis
'aiil and Cinosnnatt, aud With he ohio Z nis
Etsaippt EallroSd at Cincinnati for 1e5rf8
s1lie, Evansville Cairo, s.. Lo1ls, ana =
-i. Rotnts on tbs Ohio riVsr.-9.l--
Columbus, Centrsl 0hio Rsiiroad icr Nswarz Espss
vile, Whssllns, &C., Columbu1. Pifus -
Indiana Bailroad for Piqna, Csbs1a, q.
~ FOR Tickets 70 Al points and futnr-nati9u q
lly at the Passsu gsr 9tzti0n.
- l-is.a =. 3. ELlEIs PeriRssudsnf.
~.
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+-r-Ha --H .fa' f-.- a.tlG s.l-e
9 gWM.o F0GG. saa
q i l- -l1.ltGG sIl
Jrs --e ef-rF
g Corner Of Superior and Seneca Streets.
f1
CHINA AND EARTHRNWARE,
-s aH9HHaao7 slq aT ID
GLASS WARE, cas- FIxEUREss zs
l 4 @ Tiaa ztE1 -r
LAMPs. oUTLERY. IooBIEs GLASSES,
Hll aa
TRAYS. PLATED AND BBITANIA wABE.
Ands Esas variety q
HoUsE-FURNsHING ARTIoLEs,
--.' Corner OFsuperiOr and Seneca Sta.
! FRUIq JARs-FRUIT JARS.
Tbs most .Uproved kiuds, no Osusot or wax ~
auired-ssAied instantly ana ~ArransSa e q F0s
o es ~ lla
GOLD BAND CHINA. @
n. ss.s At sls. worth SIS Dinner Sets as SO,
worth SIS. Imported direct ron BFSnes. g roan
l3ii nai.slsi& s-ii fai 81 d Il
KEDzIE'S WATER FILTERS.
iAns sizes At hIanuAosussEH prices. .a1o -
z loo ai ,18aA fq gcag - -
g JELLY OANs&JELLY CANS.
Ssy: E.e..E.s z ss:.: 10 q 9 ;A5ss :, q sss R3s
y Ii. fmposted expressly ioT ne pu-pose b.,
1ia1 t1 t1a 8aal w SOOa'
GAS FIxTUBEs.
A large aslortmsnt q nav patssrn. Tor the rstAil
Faas, nov opening and Tor sale af Aassebrn e R9nSn
Gsimer aas eaa -la9y
GAS FITTING-RnDuOED PRIoEs.
Houses attsa a. vlth Gas PPe g ths lowest rates.
ny Soth ~ 5ntsS states Post once Building, tAs
oe5 @ i 4, ~ ro1iSo and many Of the b6at holsss n
rev ss etg. y9.A All iobs dons in me best sRRsF nd var
ranted. " = RO0e-
OoAEOTL OHANDELIERS.
Two, Thrss and -Four Lights each, ..a..lf
s- .u h isis --t II, sfs51i1l I'D.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
Avsry IaEse gtooh e user cent less shaa 8rnsr
PRESS i0s ials y ilB .asa w. + ls'S' rs
SILVER PALTED WARE.
A vsIenaia sssogtnsDt Of the bess nsnutaosaIs'
eo1,prisfnq FoFk1, sRoons, Cake Balketss Qaeeof,
i - nd Cofee Orns. Butter O0oeT1, Mugs, ficEie
stsads, sSsup PltShsTS. Napkin Rlass' srd .-ir
1on PIiTCa = B B.is -ii
Guofthe hs,s suaii,5 or double DAss-and' for SalO
Ar WGR PRICEst
". p. FOGa.
.l17 bas yyrHTry gSOTF. .Ep WARH ,,.,r.i
usv paIls, ,Esot Bath1, Ws,ss oArrisfu. a.. aa 9
Il IFsas variety q 3 bls
HOUSE qRUREIsHERG AREIcLES
io.l 80 p!-'Fa ue e1fUoliol sd5
.l.-'..'' : - - q w. P.aF0GG, !
80 srld ~ sVif el te4
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Wou,,,a Cfty ssbsSFlbsrs ons shiIIlas
lEIilS, Mali sabn0ribOrs Five DslIaFI ,
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EANlU
smfe euIfEta
Il aaHi1ap
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EDUCATIONAL - -CLEYELAND
~ FEMALE SEMINARY will bsgin IT. next Term on
THURS uAY, the 9Th day of September. The Insti-
tuition never before "a prosperous condition
at present. having Just closed the most sucoessfu
year Of Its history.
With increased accommodations, with q corps Of
Teachers unsurpassed fn their respective depart
ments, location OF gnrivalled beauty and health.
fulupss and remote from the scenes and Xoitement
Incident places or rear the ord ?, IN times Of
war, the Institut n oders very unusual sdvantages
=. = 5. n. SANFORD, Principal.
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9rpgs aud aledttines,

DOCKET KNIVES RASHORS,
Pock.t 30 Ks, Potts Monnsies, N. 2 y, P1Ssos
%. &c /, 70 safe cheap by II. A. sAhHEK
- i. -.----- OornRr Eris a..d pr.arscL .siE.
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aAs FTTTTNG-RrDUOHD PRIoEs.

ror,.. ana N, Win Gas Pipe 6 the lowest rates.
M Wiorkmsn have httsd up the Asylum = New
ky,S 49, finffsd states Post O1ce Building, the
@ tf.,,-f ~ ~ HoIiSo and many Of the b6at houses IN
the city. AL Jobs done In me oest Aqtsr % Sna ylr
ranted. @ ~ = AStftf-
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A sinQular ease may soon come up for

,s-st4 aa4it ViiuaE -ffli " fals4
- saEs1ss u7rl ssLzklssF
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rel llili
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OUR WAR MAPS

we have issued another edition Of the nu
nercus maps, plans and diagrams of the ope-
rations of the Union aud rebel troops in Viz
gina, Missouri, Illinois, Florida, and on the Misss.
eippi and Missouri rivers, and it is now ready for
delivery. Agents desiring copies are requested to
send in their orders Immediately. Single copies
SIX cents. Wholesale price the same as for the
WEEKLY HERALD.
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Department. The Doctor also speaks In his com
munication of the kind treatment received at the
hands OF the enemy. In conclusion he gives an
account Of the death Of Colonel Cameron.
About eight or ten of the United States Marshals,
from various seaports, met pursuant to call
issued by Hon. Caleb B Smith, Secretary OF the
Interior, in tls city, yesterday. The purpose, as
stated in the order Of the Secretary, Is, that the
various officials become personally acquainted
with each other in order to cooperate in their
respective departments. II is also supposed that
the meeting viii have some bearing on the eiectua
suppression of the slave trade. The Marshals viii
meet again to-day.
Two relatives Of the late Major General Lyon
viii leave this city day en- routc for Missouri to
procure the remains Of the General which will be
conveyed 10 this city in few days.
second concert is annouacedto take place in
The Central Park tomorrow should the weather
prove favorable. Dodworth's Band win be In
attendance, and the music will commence at half
past four p w. Refreshments are to be obtained
at the Sevcntysccond street entrance leading from
the terrace. near which the band will be stationed
Holders Of cotton ling to sell yesterday
and prices We're weak, 81 sing on basis Of 1Sc. lsho
for midns upland, with sales Of only $50 bales IN %
was brisk business transacted IN brep,sufs nosty o.
foreign buyers tho toa! receipts were 16 e35 bbs olr
with 2sS 365 bushels wheat ard corn while The SAILS
amounted to 2s 900 bbs lopr and 500 coo bushes
wheat and corn aud prices Of -four advanced &C. 15c
wheat &c &c., and corn lc Tn no very little inoy
Ing IN the provision line, and there Ina. ait
change In Prices, Sugars were III better demand AID
$500 hhis AID 6S bugs sold at flu rats Thers
was increased activity in Spices ard less animation ia
rice; while wliiey was slo1bc ard title arr and
~ a rO in
and for spirits turpcune, which hl or Eat on
freight were advancing, and produce WAS offered
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now ask that men may be placed in the War
Department who will no longer lawn upon
favorites, while the gallant soldiers are kept
without their pay, and treated more like brutes
than mea. We trust that our 1nanciers will sec
that this change at least is made, upon which
depends the success of our cause and the casse
OF freedom for all time to come
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-pay
ana Evtn'ng-Nth CkEisA-Two Observation-Disclosures. SEA
lioN AND OTHER CUeos,riEs.
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GOVERNOR WISE NOT CArGHr YEr.--Over
and over again the republican papers have
given us The intelligence that Governor Wise
had been taken prisoner. These stories prove
TO have been all untrue. lie Is still safe and
sound, and rustcating somewhere at the Red
White or Yellow Sulphur Springs. One day
we fear he may have permanent quarters in
the Hot Sulphur Springs, unless he rcuounces
treason and learns 10 behave himself Why
does not President Lincoln offer q reward for
his capture. or let the Governor he taken by
contract Not 10y any Of the Pennsylvania job.
bers. however. or he Will never be caught.
49, - T. - AZ -sS-
PrKrr SHoorING.--Tho practice which ha,
prevailed, Ia both armies Of shooting the enc.
my's pickets l. in the highest degree rcprchen-
sible and barbarous. We are therefore glad TO
see that such inhnmaniiy is being discouraged
nv certain officers on both sides. general
order OUGHT. however, 90 be Issued upon the
subject. vi ;ch would no doubt call forth a SINH
lar one from the rebels. and so an end would
be put TO thi, system Of revolving and useless
bloodsheL
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