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SbIppraa.

Org FOR LIVERPOOL.-The Al Bremen
ship NEPTUNE,M NJ. Bahle master having the great
s Sdiet ds ss G5
on BOARD at Belts wharf or to -
sew. A. Sc scggg gassS 5B.fls. S Street
81 FOR ROTTERDAM.-Thef fine fasf-saiIin-
p5uy w sRp haNG1D oI &c Capt
D ekt and passage, having superior accommodations
Captain on board RSiqff sh bdk Fs Ron
az" No 20 South Charles st eet, up STAIRS.
org FOR BREMEN. The fine fsst-sailing Al
Pssa SGf ha GiisPatG above freight
Captain on "oaTd Corners wharf, FITS Pont e o 10 the
a2-Y NJ 90 BROTHERS, FONfNGER,
9z.9 NO. " South Charles street, up stairs
xssSa FOR BREMEN. Al Brem, bark
paF aT H. abds hGke master will have uuck des
'P "s,f + corner LOMBARD R5&!ST5S ggaS;;'ss
.z5z FOR BOSTON. The fast-sailino sc5r
4assNow sQuALI, Shepherd, master is nj Y loading
for he above port ard hav the her cargo en
gagen viii have quick Dispatch F9T BALANCE freight or
sl2-tf n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
s4Sgs FOR PHILADELPHIA The schooner
VENT s MGCready master, is now loading for the
ply.to. 4''' HEsLEN q ROC ERs, ap-
s6tt n W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
.sszs-. FOR PHILADELPHIA-The fast-saihng
ss schooner VENUS, MeCready, master, is now load
apply to HESLEN l. ROC Frs,
a2l,tf \. w. corner Pratt and Gay SITS.
Ss1I 'aiP Mcleod George BalmanTo, master, VIII have
oIpt spach Tor the above port For freight
to the Captain on board q3 EEER Tn1 E go
al9u l22 Lombard street
MI FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine fast-sailing
2@s4sS Al PGussan bark Sta DIT FRANKFURT 40 will
have quick dispatch for the above For freight apply
&8C corner Cheapsde and Lombard street
es NEW ORLEANS
ship LAVE LAW RREET ETR }S, CAPTAIN En9yiss
En- H $RE 8 Z Z x s sh1 $s sisy
owest figure They sail regularly ssadvesed and
pacy, TO- ofhe aboye vessels in such viii afford great
S{ Shippers aRR
$50 W HYNsON Co. Agents New Orleans s' viii Sife for
yard with dispatch ali goods Consigned
! their address. dl3-d
9m SUE, 5reiggt CT Gbartsr:
a5SA WANTED,-A VESSEL of about 8, 900
zEbbls. capacity. to carry frame houses to Havana,
cargo s5.P, really. Apply to C G RIgEGGaAAKMENIiA'
e&s WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
SEsssds ork' can get a deck load by applying t9
ap9-tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
- FOR LIVERPOOL.
81 :; Heayy freight wanted for an ship for Liver
,,.", JOHN HENDERSON CO,
tel7a Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
~ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
Ex1 Al BRUSH E2rK Sh, SSS tons register Apply to
$500 KNOX h CO.,
fell-f l25 Smiths wharf
<7sh WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
An AL SHIP of about 1000 to 5000 barrels capaci
ty. Quick dispatch win be given rates Apply
once to JOHN HENDERSON l. Co,
o5tu Prattand Commerce streets
49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
sE5The A clipper coppered and copper-fasten schr
h 4 j. NElLD. Apply to S R. DUNN0CK,
o30tf Ill Smiths wharf.
<sSaz VESSELS WANTED FOR
E5f1h HAVANA
The undersigned constantly want Of yessls to
10 and from Havana and Eatarzas.
y .r,. &DRRELL X RANDALL,
49,. So Exchange Place.
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.y5ilIlI&s{gl @flGEcgaI.s.

FVK THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
I62 SouTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot)
. Refers by permission to
MesSrs Kirkland Chase h Co, Baltimore
Mcssrs. Pearce Il GRAY, Baltimore
Aessrs BuCkler Il Shipiey, Baltimore.
deSsrs. Isaac Reynolds a. Son, Baltimore
MeSsrs. WyckhOf Post, New York -.
Messrs Spots, Harvey d Co, Richmond
Messrs. Alvey lipsct nh, Richmond
hessrs. s. 7, h T. G. Budd, Charleston.
heSsrs. Toulmin, Voorhees, 4 Co. Mobile
George Nathan, Esq, New Orisans
Edwd. w. Warner, esq, Philadelphia.
Sichl. Warner, Esq. President Mechanics Bank saIt
more. n,baJtf
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'JNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city letters testamentary the estate of WILLIAM
WHELAN, late of said city, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said hereby warned TO
exhibit the wth the vouchers thereof the sub
scrbe on or before the lth day February 1882 they may
estate All indebted said requested
make immediate payment Given puder my hand this Sh
day OF August, 1861 HENRIETTA S. HELkN
a9.law4Wr Eyecut,iy
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L CITY, August 18th, lS6I.-CHARLES THOMAS SISCO
ANilJORN SEWARD SISCO cs ANN JAMESON AND
0fHEsRSmortered that the sale made ard reported by
sale of the real estate entoned in proceedings in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless the con.
trary thereof he shown before the fourth Of Sep
TENDER next provided copy this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore in three
successive weeks before the said 4
The report states the amount sales to be So 525
R0BT J. KERR, Clerk
True ccpy-Test: ROBT. J. KERR,
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MARY E. HOLLINGSWoRTH,

a2a-law4w EyerutIiy.
'sNHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scrDer has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba
more city letters estamenary on the estate of AGN Is
RA MSAG late of said city, deceased All having
claims against the said hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
before the LIST day of March, 1862 they otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indebted said requested make
mediate payment. Given under hand this Goth day
August 1861. JOSEPH A. RAMSAY,
a21-law+w~ Executor.
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NOTICE OF UOMMITTAL TO JAIL.-N as
committed to the Jail of Prince Georges county Md
on tuesday, the twentythrd day of Ju y, eighteen hun
tr1d and siXty-one, Negro Man GEORGE,
who calls himself GEORGE CHANDLER. He is OF dark
copper color, five feet four inches in height.
, The said negro was committed the Jail Ct Prince
H,ofge5 county, Nd as runaway The owner (if any)
Of te above described requested forward
prove property pay charges ana take him
wise ne will be disposed OF according OF Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided.
DANIEL z. DYER
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TELEGRAsPHIC.
Is The Rebels Advancing.
AN ATTACK REGARDED AS
CERTAIN.
z THEE NUSF STRIKR NOW OR
NEVER.
"GuRPowbER PLoT" ON GOVERN
o9s oR's ISLAND.
DANGER no NAVIGATION ON THE
POTOMAC.
RUMORED INTENTION TO ATTACK
sset..r TT. MONROE. f--.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

. 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.
The Tribune's correspondent says that
the disaGection in various regiments is in
consequence Of supposed enlistments for
three months. Those soldiers who came
to open mutiny Gen. Mcdowell decided
should be sent 10 the Tortugas. Generals
Mcclellan and Scott endorsed the decision,
and the President ordered it carried into
effect. gU.TrTI.trH
Herald correspondence:
Numberless incidents tend to show the
rebels are on the eve of attacking oul. lines
Last night it was discovered that the rebel
lines had been advanced in oil directions
towards the Potomac. Their force at Fair
fax c. H. has been largely increased.
Heavy forces have been thrown out on
all ths roads A large body is proceeding
towards the Point Of Rocks.
Their scouting parties are in the imme-
diate vicinity Of our lines along the whole
extent of the Potomac.
The rebels in Baltimore to-day received
intelligence that the rebels were marching
upon Washington, and the information was
published In an extra. It is thought that
they were only little premature. Scott
does not think that the attack will be made,
but Gen. Mcclellan, who was q classmate
Of Beauregsrd's, and is familiar with his
mode Of combination, is we'll convinced that
he will make an attack upon some point on
the Potomac. y
1t is said the rebels have nearly 100, 900
men between here and Richmond. They
have not the means to provide for this i'm
nense army. They know that under the
management of Mcclellan our army IL be-
coming daily more formidable in numbers
and discipline, and our works more nearly
impregnsble, while their forces are getting
more discouraged and demoralized by de-
lay and the poor prospect of provision for
their comfort and maintenance during the
winter. They cannot afford to wait for the
result Of Gen. Scotts plan Of starving them
out or Gen. McCiellan's programme to
have the army perfectly disciplined and
prepared before he begins to advance.
They must either fight now, or see their
army melt away from necessity without
another blow being struck. That an at
tack will be made within a very short
time is generally conceded.
One Of regiment Of negroes who took
part in the battle Of Bull Run, az which
time he made his escape, has since wan
dered about until finally he got within our
lines. he asserts that there are in the
rebel army in Virginia 1000 or 5000 ne.
groes, armed with Halls rifles. Most of
them are from further South than Virginia.
The negroes from down South he says have
been taught that they would be butchered
if they fell into the hands Of the Union.
lists, but those picked up in Virginia have
different idea, and would all run away if
they could.
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HIE. Jswsl.,. LOO % AeesRlanos.

Mr.. H. J. JeHett the nominee Of the Ohio
Democracy for Governor, has at length,
by letter, signifed his acceptance Of the
nOmiasiiOrl In this letter he in several
particuiars gives the lie direct to the plat
form upon which he has been placed. lie.
sometimes uses language that is q little
vague, but the differences he would have us
draw are that he does not in all things
agree with those whom he is called to serve.
If his remarks about the cause of the war
mean anything, they mean that it is
Ohargeabls 70 the ambitious demsgOgues of
the South, . proposition which the nomi-
mating Convention rejected BY large
vote In common with others Of his party,
he seems to think the present war Fuinous
TO use his own language, if persevered
in, must result in our common ruin
Notwithstanding this opinion, he s,ys-
and We must think he does so for
the sole purpose of tickling the popular
ear-that il elected, he would in emo way
weaken the arm Of the Government in no
way impair the efficiency Of our army, but,
on the contrary, as matter of economy
as we'll as Of humanity, he [Tl would i'm
part VigOr and energy to both" If the war
is to "result in common ruin" it is not
quite clear wherein would consist the''ecOn-
Omy" Of imparting vigOr and energy to the
army. One of these propositions, then,
must fall to the ground, and as the follow
ing IS consistent with the platform upon
which Mr.. JeEett has permitted himself to
BY placed, We are forced to accept ii IS IN
dicating his real sentiments:
81 would invite them into 8 National
Convention, where We might consult and
advise together for our common good,
aud by wise measures provide against any
and every line of policy which, if psrse-
vered in, must result in our common ruin
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. II.
Federal scouts last Sunday succeeded in
capturing three notorious secession bridge
burners, at New Greek.
A force of !, 100 seeessionists is reported
near Romney.
The Federal troops are at New Creek
Bridge, and expected to be attacked by
them. The Federals have been reinforced.
A large number Of fugitiVes from Vir-
ginis, men, women, and children, in great
distress, are daily passing through Wes-
ternport
The British Brig of War, Gladiator, was
seen yesterday cruising off the Cape.
A flag Of truce was yesterday conveyed
by Mr.. Wheeler, formerly United States
Minister to Nicaragua, to the Confederate
pickets beyond New Market Bridge.
A flag Of trucejus came in from Norfolk, with
Corp. Hurlburt of the Connectict Regiment
who was released for attention paid 70 Col.
Gardner after the battle at Bull Run: He
states that considerable number of released
prisoners, including several chaplains, will
reach Old Point tomorrow.
he thinks the Confederates are prepar-
ing to attack Fortress Monroe. That mea
sure is now popular in the Confederate
camps, and appropriate material is being
collected in large quantities at Norfolk.
The attack will be made within week he
thinks.
LATER.-The report about an intended
attack on Fort Monroe is 3 perfect sb-
surdity.
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FHOnI WAsHINcroN
WASHINGTON. Aug.

AonAhdIOhJ aug. IL
Special to Post:
A new battery has been erected by the
enemy ct point mile or two below
AQUA Creek. The rebels yesterday sud
denly opened Ere on the steamer Pocahon-
tas, but inflicted no damage. This is the
fourth battery which has been erected At
that point. It's situation is 7ery near the
shore Of the river.
Officers report that unless the Govern
ment takes imnlSdiate action to expel the
rebels from these positions on the banks Of
the river, navigation will be completely
closed. The enemy's batteries already
command large part Of the Potomac.
Since our capitalists have taken the new
Government Loan SO freely, the Treasury
Department entertains no doubt that 4
will be largely taken abroad, in spite Of
the crosking Of the newspapers.
AdTices which have been received here
from Kentucky state that the new Union
Legislature will require Breekiuridge and
Powell to resign their seats in the United
States Senate.
The Union 1en II Ventucky and Ten
nessee say that great Fe,-cc~al victory in
Virginis chen the next battle OCCURS, will
extinguish the rebellion in those States
The rebels continue their barbarous prac-
tice Of firing on our piekets.- Cases Of this
kind occur nearly every night. = ~
Judge Nelson, Of Tenn, is in iail at
Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL.
NKW YORK MARK RT-ApE. IL


FI.OUR-Rooeipta 2bSs bbls. Market shade bet
ssiSS 1000 bbIs St 81 AoaSIa6 for,supsrnns stat
S4.7De15,00 ioFl common 70 modum extra western;
s. 5B695,2i for shlppin xbrands extra round hOoped
oh o. si.SO@S4,sO ezra state, Sf,5O@S46j suPsrhne
Weetein.
CANADIAN. .FI.OUR-Market frmsr Sales 45O
bbls at 8 6oA4 80 for snperfnbi S465E97,50 for COM
RYE EanuR-Mnrkot steady At S2300s,s5.
WBKATrrReceipA p ,s75 BUSH. Market shade
iTIher with limited supply and hir export demand.
Sales 3iOO0 bush Milwaukee clnb 81 ,U7al, ,I6; Sl3O
for winter red western. l.a'.f ~
RYE-Market tteady 1t 5O857c for western; Gic
q &c for state.
BARIRY-Aarket dull and nominal. No re-
ooipts.
jORN-Nsrket tends upwards Receipis 57,4Ol
bush. Sales 80 0 bus at 46p5lc for mixed western.
sc for western yellow.
o ATA-Steady az 276e3tc.
p POR Rk-DuU Salssns 1880 for mess, Gl0,l2H
q HHl0, p for prime.A e Haa ~ ~ r#.I. Y.
BREE-Market unchanged.
CUT mEATS-Market quiet and steady
u LARD-MATkotea easier aud sales At Sd1y14o.
BUTpER-ils Is moderate request az 7Dl01zo for
0hiQ. sffl4C 6tata.a ~ -.l..I
ity. lo-I
WHISKY Market quiet and steady atl l7@
tfl2ts II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19
GnrrbaIdI and the War.

There is no truth, telegrsphs Colonel
FOrney, in the reports that Garibaldi pro-
poses to help us cut of our troubles. A
gentleman, personally acquainted with
Garibaldi and his son, received a letter
from the latter . few days ago, in which
the son says he desired himself to come out
and take part in the struggle now goin 2
on here for liberty, but that his father OBJ
jected, on the ground that ours was fam
lily quarrel, and could be settled more cas-
lily without foreign interference than with
it; that it was based on a political ques-
ton in which the nations were not inter
ested, and in the settlement Of which they
could not become parties. These are now
the views and sentiments Of GsFibaldi as
expressed by his son in a private CORES.
pondence Of very late date We learn
from other sources, that the Government
understanding that Gsribaldi would accept
g commission in our service if properly ap
preached, sent him high offer by the last
steamer, but We expect the above is about
the truth PittSbulgh Chronicle.
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RROM ST. LnuIa.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. II. b
A detachment of u s. troops from Cape
Girardeau, seized $4,000 belonging to the
Bank at st. GeRevieve yesterday, by order
Of Gen. Fremont, and was brought to this
city to-day. II was understood that this
money was being OF would be used for the
benefit Of the secession cause in that Sec
ton
The statement in the late news from CAL
ifornia, that j. C. Palmer left that State for
the purpose Of taking charge Of the Com
missary Department under Gen. Fremont,
is untrue. He has no connection whatever
with Fremont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

We shall hereafter publish nothing re-
lating TO the arrival, departure, location.
numbers, or changes Of location, of the
troops at and near Washington, and moth
ing relating to entTenchments, or the arm
ament Of entrenchments, in this vicinity.
We have, until now, continued our record
Of the arrival Of troops, inasmueh as the
passage through Baltimore Of the troops
arriving here,is reported in the Baltimore
papers. Our course in the above psrticu-
lars is controlled By iihe wishes Of General
Mcclellan, which, in such matters, are de-
cisiEe with rs and sll good citizens.-
Warrington RepHb1io.
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q o p CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNINGS AUGUST 49, 1861
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Pnn.pEIrnGA. Aug. l7..

The Charleston Courier Of the 9th inst
announces the arrival there Of the officers
Of the bark RoWena from LaguGyra, cap
tured by privateer, and also states that
the privateer JEFF Davis has captured o
large Philadelphia brig from Havana, and
taken her into Brunswick, Ga, in the ABB
sense of the blOcksding brig Perry. r.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTRI
BALTIAORE s OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPRoVEp sCHEDULEf

By rseen- nportant changes this Road e nov abs
to furnish unusual facilities TOR intercum municafon
kastJ South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
EULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
South, By its W aahingtOn Branch Road-by Glove
land snd Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Southwest.
Through Tickst % Baltimore, PhiIadeIyhia, New
York o. Boston give the privilege Of lying ever at
any 81 the internediats cities. Two Danars aiii-
tona give the privilege Of visiting Waahingt3n City
On route. -a LI
This Is the ONLY route that can furnish Fhruugh
Eckets or baggags Checks to Washington City,
80 lare e. Low as 5y any ether Route.
Sleeping Cars on 81 Night Trains
Ask for Eioksts by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
J. 81. SULLIVAN,
General Western AgFnt.
". p. SMITH, Ia n. COLI.
tar Of ofTr4nspOrtAt'n. General Ticket AsOnt.
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FROM NEW YORR.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.
The Herald reports the discovery of an at
tempt to blow up Fort Columbus, on Cover
nor's Island. -Four men are represented 10
have gone there on Monday with the inten-
ton of laying train to blow up the maga-
zine and destroy several hundred tons of
powder and q large number of soldiers.
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THE TWO ARMIES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
The Confederate forces have nearly all
widening the distance separating the hos
tile forces The pickets of both armies,
however, occupy nearly the same advanced
position as heretofore. arI
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GRN. sWRENY WOUNDEp.

A telegraphic dispatch has been received
from Gen. Fremont, announcing that in the
battle at Wilson's Creek Gen. Sweeney re-
ceived flesh wound in the leg, but was
able 10 ride back on his horse to Spring
hnld -
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OONNECrInHs

Cpnneetions sre made a lioSroS.ilI. -, -.
- ao. ~, aansneld and hevark B. r. e Ci5s 1-itS
me eanqusky, Dayton and Cincinnati = n ~ rlsa
mont With Fremont Indiana IN r. Ard u ~
sl59 ne Michigan Southern 3 Hofthsfh IL - p
~ 122le9o and wabash Railroads Or ChieaQo -
Z SlV =, = ,i3n, IN, =; Louis, and al point5 - crfis
Ifains arrive IN Cleveland from cisdo and she
ss y s.!o =. =; NJ ~ P r., andss ?. y. Erom
Cleveland, July 70. 1851. L. D. kVOA5ERl
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LEAVE ERIE.

I:I5 A n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-stoDUinR AZ
lc Girards Ashtsbula anL PaineBVille opiYs and
arrives at Cleveland ct AIS AZ
loaoo 4. =. MAIL TBAlA-StOpping At All Station5
except 5aybrook, UniOnTills, Perry, Mem
eor e1d Nlcklides and arrive ct Cleveland
af ls45F 4.
l3s50 ?. \. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppIng at GI-
.frt= rArds Oonneaut, AghIahula and PsinesFills
only and arrives at Cleveland at l.51 p ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN vii leave Oonnesls
As osoq A. NJ stopping st al statioRB, and
Arr1Fing Af Cleveland at osi0 A. \.
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Aail Rnaaa.
7LEVELAND 8 TOLEDO a
BUM1IER ARRAFerlrrr1

U ana siler Monday July a lsG, .rtinl an ~
-. oaly fenndayB eEcegted) - i0lioV1
osO0 - =. C1lc1go ELpf1a8-6toDpln7a at 8sr5.. go.
- gcls Oparlins Makaman, HorWalf fI1Trr-I.
vile, BelleVus, Olyde, Frs1ont Firc-s.
ene ezfiEe9 e Toledo e 800 "A. ~, No.
- go 800 ?. n, DetFoit IS fso0P.H
Nv a. y, Lnrough Mail-StoDplnR az al 5tse10u1 n
l:4b p. n.
go r. T. Nan, ssogs e sil stations siss OF ssuas
S-.-S - ~ = DGislssons and arrives 6 a1s-
1s,o p h Telegraph Express-ssousfn, - g..
lt ltALt9 2, 0peft1n, Hassunn. = 6-17-l< t5o,5-
nroeVlle, Bellevue, Olgds SrI,So,,f -s.5
gE1ges e Toledo at SIS ?. iI., 6biei'sSS
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All the trains going westward connect at Cls7sIand
With trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cinctn-
natl 81 lnIias ei and AL the traina goin eastard
eonnect at Dunkirk with the trains on TIE ~ u. a.
Ratruads and at Bufalo with thoss Of the New ToTF
OsnTal and Buffalo New York City RallToads.
Cleveland, Mayo, 1ssl. - ~ LIN y 4 A. 'uD"
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Serving MacAinss.
. HEELKK q WILSON'S
w
SEW NG MA0HLN ES,
WITH
NRW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDU0HD
p 3 / @ \ 81

The WHEELER & -W1boUN Machines are now
sold at rates that viii pay taT profit the cost Of
manufacturing capital Interested, and making sales,
and at such prices as will enable them TO make first
class Machines and as heretofore, guarantee them
In svery particular.
The superiority Of these Machines over sll others
for Family use Is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Gommittee assigned ths highest Premium to the
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines on sccount of
the Elasticity, Permanenos, Beauty and General
Wide Range of its Application" The opinion OF the
above Committee s endorsed by all the state Agri-
cultural SOcieties il the United States.
P2S- The low prices snd important improvements
thsf haVe been added, should Induce every one that
needs first class Machine TO give thst sxAniinR-
ton bsfOre purchasing.
l1S-An examinstion Is solicited at the once, Nc.
3OS Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
81 send for = Circular and List OF Prices, &C.
mari JOHN n sTROHG. Agsnt.
q ROV VER 3 BAKER
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Tae nIonteonsrT Demoeraey.

The genuine Democracy of Montgomery
cOunty-in which is the city of Dayton, the
home Of Vallandigham-held q meeting
recently and repudisted the Secession
Democrats, declaring for the Union. We
extract the following paragraph from an
address issued By them to the People:
aWe call upon all Democrats who desire
to sustain the Government and the Union,
TO oo operate with us and all loyal citizens,
irrespective Of party, at such time and
place as may be designated, TO nominate
candidates for election to the respective
county offices, next October, and in their
triumphant eleetion.n 81 4.