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8aaraina.

DOAhDfN6 HOUS1l---T h e
ID HOURE, 10. - Public SQUARE, and By the
jfone Church,-one Of the plee1antest locations In
tne ~ ifV-hna been thoroughly Eopalred, and n nov
sosn or Bcardara. Families Vishing 70 furniHh
tbsir own rooms can b accommodateo with arga
md oonyauient rooms and od-loon1 md Jingle
dasions on reasonable tarm5. 4al3rqncf1 given ald
roqaiFods DetR21 s,W. BVhR11A
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Herrick & Barlow have removed thsirIaw
office to No. 247 Superior street, over H. D.
Kendall 4 Co.'S. store. a,
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RIcE.-some fifteen car loads of rice has
passed through here within the last week,
on the way from New York to the United
States Supply Depot at St. Louis. Each car
carries ten tons in bags.
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~ Mime. Democrats Quarterly, Mirror
Of Fashion, Banner of Light, Herald of
Progress, Wilkes Spirit, German Leslie, Pi-
lot, &c for this week, have been received at
Hawks 4 Bros,
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eDN7 lUofoR KrLrzD.--- Wm. Moere, cohduc-
~ sn ihs Toledo Wabash Railruad, was
if ed & Dsasncs ysilesday llolning while
~ ieoupling tbs ears. he hss fanaily At
sfi wayne. We aavs no farth r Psrticu-
lars q the scsiasat lso8 aHV
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Quarter Master

- RefrigeratOrs and Wstsr-coOlerS, Of
AL the most most stspPrOved styles, and Tor
rsy's four minute ice cream heeEers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at prime cost; also fruit jars and cans,
at the stOye and grsts emporium Of
". L. MAEvrEY
No. a, SOuth-side Public Square,
july16tf Cleveland, o.
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lake ERIE PAPER tSOMP'Y,
Manufctufsru 81 PRINTING AND BOOK
FHPER are nov prepared 70 1urrlf AL nrtlEr llial
1uuari6r oralitF n rapcr and On hForable torIa.
IN ThIE0Et kasne,
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auEs-RII
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nuAAA fRAIETY, On PHYnIoLoelcAL Rs
lstaes91 ,'sheria hsrvsa tyeysrybody. Ittrsris
% seii,inAlct. dlssaso.. tna ne rsnli of oarly
~ fae'iee tie eau es that ffeausntly LEAD % uN-
Astrh W. AAsstkeis their relief and pfeVontioa.
wa eopious ia1rueilons a % ths slrs nstho1 a.
aiapehi The nisslvEos tat freauthily taks hsld
. those AnouT ~ nslER inte she marrirrs state =
Lne wosk p teautfali7 90 i-atratsd with oolo7sd en-
stsfines. 4ud e fraeEht vi sholosoms advioo
seo e2horiaiiQsh. sold hY De. BARROW, IL
aleeoEes aiseet, Non Xsfk Price - cents. Seat
sOld al.s y 3 ,. Oayisra and cara. Dsursi.,.
Cleveland, ohio
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LRADER.
ns0aNiRG. 6EIiI. n nan


ohApln's Hsli-soiOaon's Temple.
Hawks Broa --I.opal Rotics.
Aloots a nsrton-Bunlneaa holica.
Truth ffcn ths Palpit-Local notice.
I. Benedios soas-Hata sHd u.p,.
:. A. Palmsr-Oarh on.
Fresh Tsan, 90.
-oonstituiion Water.
-oias- yinssAr.
PICKET Knlvel, Rsuors, &s.
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COMM EROIAL,


PTes'dsat-g L. wEATRRRLY.
Wee Proat-M. 3. scOTT. Trsasarsr-R. 7. LToN.
pfRncFoRs.
u D. clara A. Quin, O. 8. Davis 3. Brovnou, u.
nArssy' A. =. brssss, b. y. Lester.
nEFznERB.
$. ,. Lssisr. re. Husssy. MBssos,
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Keaal alntiEea

RYOTIUE-kUkSUANT To AN
order made BY the judge Of tne Freo te
Court, l0r the teunty . =. i ~ tssi
fer for sal6 AZ pulfr auctioui - the door ot tne
CoI1rt n siIs 10 aid coqnty, OF ne oI t,-
scribsd 1fes to Wit, said notes being the aa1ets
Of said sssgnment
Date soino.ss. Makers. Time, &C. AH'tAPprsis-
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80t SaIE or &Fnt.

nlL WORKS FOR SALE-EN.
" QUlRk az No. Is9 Ontario Street, Cleveland.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR
hENI-A large two story house fTa77F
con5alning NINE Ru0Gs, situats on lTasaN
He1steT street QoTmerly columbus) Nc 9. 60
A arFe barn, good vel ard cistern on the los also
nne lot Of luit trees and grapes -
ne Above ls Tor rent cheap. enquire at No 80
Sgp-IioT street ior further informaIi n.
-ss2tl:soz JOHN NOLAN,
A'OR SALE-To Gloss THE BUsT.s
4 NESS ofthe late frn Of }, 4. WHEELER kCO..
the n machinery Tools, stOof Of Hmter Water DIV,
eEai So WIZ ne setd On reasonahle tefms.
GEO. ". WOODWORTH,
Cleveland, September 2, lss i.ss5 -'is--
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WADE AND HUroHINs CAvALRT REeihENF
Horses will be bought every day for tee
present ct Messrs. Chittsndens' Livery sta
Bile, for the Wade and Hutchins Cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

AAEHooB-Hcw LOsF-How RRaFoRnD,-
.a.i paelished In Sea ed Envelope; prize 6 cents.
a LsSture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Oers ot speraatorrhQa or eeminai Wsaknoul, In.
veiantarE kmiaslons, Sexual Debility. and Iupoa.
ln'sa.l % nafriaGe generally, NerVousne,u, Con.
sa,npi'oa' Apilepsy and Flts Mental aud PhyaIeal
aaeepaclJ, rselsing from self-Abass. &o.-By
AObf. ;. OuLFERWELL, n. D., Aufhor o. the
eREHS BeoEs e.
= sea . thouaanda of suesrsra." seat undor
soal n psain suveIops 20 any adiress Ps-y p.ID.
on receipt Of ak cents, or two POSTAGE stsuu. ~
Or, Oh. J. C. KLINE,
~ B0vsry, New York, Pest onoe Box. $50.
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MtaieaL.
Z. n! . H.u!gNTBRls MEDICAL
DR. HUNTER Mn
ooa.Inss. .o..i..as q 81 sId

coniinEes As tie Old
ssieolished place, no.
II MatheWs Hi0cir.
ao2Lh side ofthe prt.
llgsqaafe CleVsi11
o. curing al thr
comes-n fsct hs ~
TIE only reliable ny q
siclan IN Clegel1hd.
tIeatingtha follgRinr
diseases, namaly.-
ecfofnla, Ca1cerl 10
eezs, Iumor1, Eiliula.
Asthma, Bronchial 5
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MIsoELIANEoUs.

'l" HI 3 Q = Z Z An 10 y .
We clip the following items from the Bstroit Ad-
vsrtisef OF the nth.
ALMOST GAIK The weather has been very un-
favorable for upward bound vessels. The Wind this
mornfnR sprung up from the southeast, which du-
ring the day Gradually increased 70 half Rals OF
I,id and during the iattsr part Waa accom- panied b
searching rain. sOms forty Tesssll ara n conso-
Qnenee, detained a. different points betWfsn this
poinl add Maiden. There are alao others lying ht
anchor in Lake 81. Clair, which Wers taken there
BY tugs, but were unable 20 proceed farther with
them owing to the seveaity OF ths storm.
Schooner Eliza honn, band dogn. while round
Ing N tow OF ting last night got fsul Of the sch
Ellen Whtte, uhieh vessel lay a. the Datfoit and
Milwaukee doeks carrying away the lattersi boon.
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.AmilsEnremta.

osgIEIiAalL e. f 4 4 PI',ARTY-THF UNION
4 ai ss1S lsiil &c one ol theif pleas5ns soirss
e.. -, ~ its ntrd- Tickei5 aduitfirs sr-
es,,b. A t1-soii % eo1is. Mango - R No
sepi3.s51
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WooD 0vERBoARD.-The seow Fair Play
from Kelley's Island to this port got caught
out on Tuesday night during the blow, and
lost overheard a large portion of the wood
with which she was laden.
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YEssEIs PAsszDs-Ths follOEing vessels Dassed De-
tr0it on the 10Th; n ~
BouEd UP.-stmF. Iiilnois; props Wsnons, West,
Yuudg America; 5ark Is o u, Torrent, Northern
Light, etannard, Sovereign Of the Lakes, Quebec,
sam Ward, A P Hicholt, Ocean Wave, Nucleus;
Brig Banner. 0csan; gchr Christie, Cupshoga. shook
Reel priocity, Norway, star Of HOPE. -
B5rad Dorn-Prop Omar Pasba; brig New Ysrk
Hchr klza Logan. g..
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No MOEE KURIOus THAN THSE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
dition Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market. So says every one who has
tried them, and We should think every one
uses them BY the quutity he is selling
Every owner Ofsuch "snimals" should read
the advertisements luxurious Koincidence"
in tO-dsy's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

"a. oHNE1h 1EfALLTELn Euuz1Es @ pruparoe
hon ns recipe % d.. Stephen sWest o Oon-
aa1slt ths grsaf bons-ssttar, and has heeo usodin
HI ursottos Or tie last twenty yoaFs with th NEST
natoaiahtnF ausoaaz A. an external ramady II q
ultRadt rsaI, and W. elevate pain more spesd-
lTnsa 4 othsr pzsparssiol. For al Bhsumhfio
u srEoEl Disorde-s & q trusy infaliibls and q
gzsasiVs Cor SORES, Woundl, Sprain5, BFuises ko.,
- aoothinE. bsaiiRo, sad poE7Einl atrangtheninE
pEspstiss, excite ths lSt 9onasr end a1tonishmsnt
- al who have sver given Il : trlsl- Over fOur
uundred certiEeatas Of remarkable oureu psFiornsd
leEit within ths last two yoarl. Gtts1t thiI net
eof saEs By strong q AruHffont and Wn. FiEks.
ne rdvr-flserueue asF7-- le9sS ~
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BANK NnrE Iin.sa.

OonREeTED BY 9. A. Rad co.. HAHKHas.
MAINE. WIsOOHsTN
An Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

PhEFNhfi0h - hETfER THAR euaA
10 saois q dplieato Aoasta o. impairsd orraaISa,
non, e 9 tacaa y Eh9n az lnclsass ci Aui5 Is
Eon ell fe~lqn ualecti1nabla shs uhdsrsisust
Would oaaf Dross7nfIon vhich 4 purs.sfty 49,.
Ne snd safe, szd uhic4 has been rroscrIb.i IN -
Eioua parr % the old sofld ior ne past csntury.
Ai.noesh ne ernolo = very cheap and uimpit, yut
= aAa ben PVT ap a. half plat botses and ,old pory
eSsaalVoly e the e<oFbiaat price q q por hottia
teo undorAignsd proposea % farnisa ths reoslo, 49,
ne small san of 81, b. the assusaion q Which e..
cry iady can aurPy her~efW with perfect uafaquars.
- any drus stere, Z the trlaing sum Of = cent?
pr year. AM phyaleian o. drarriut VIA ren you
y y rlzpetF aArlnless, and thoasanda ol tostimo-
nlria 80 - szoeirod q its srlcacY. ssnt % any
p@ft q the Norid en- receipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr. J. o. DHFERAUX
Aug. .tnf59 p O. Bor No ,s,s e., 49, o.,
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. 4ttntilEns at 90.

Ti5SEPH POOL.
k4tFORNEY AT LAW,
- n suPERJOR sTBEET oet1:Rl9
- II. SPALDING, AgFoREET q
G'1tatiud. Ol'to VI
GAGE x BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ and OoUnc. Iloss at Law. once iss suPeriOr
4 SPER, j. g., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, rarrsdl RruubuH ooult1s Ohio. Ollc9
"a. - lNaTket street. eeesesl
HYI, JIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
A. 1RHzts ~ Law. 0nlee 4e. 60 egPsTioF
9-isasi ''-''-' - = A. g. hlDLE-
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Sewing #afhiues.

CO C.O.-Oary's Cough Cure. deoasal
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stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Pudalo.
Schr. Julia Smith, Davidson, Detroit,
Schr. Aldebaran, Foley, hnfialo.
seoW Supply, fArEhar, sandusky. ls cords stone.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, scott, Dunkirk, l3H tons
mdBe.
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TSKF BEST ARTIFIOIAL HELP
y - rHH HUhAH SIGHT EvHR IHvEETH1i
IS
-.
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FIYEI5- CHANCE FOR INYEsT-
FOR SALE.

The ven established BREWERY, known as
the Bay City Brew situated upon the Bay shore,
duaSy city, Ohio. Gaod water Is at command. Fual
is abundant a. cheap rates. Rsilroad communica-
u n Il open ter toutni east or " at- The T. D.
O. truck lielln frOut Of the premises and affords
good aeiities for transfer Of grain without cartagn
There are nearly three scr Of land connecied
With the Brewery, laid Of into seventeen building
lots, aslde nom the ground employed By tina Brew
ery The build ugs Substantially built Of stone
and brick, and cOmpriss q Brewery and two dwell
ings- A wood stable g ftachcd . he works are
new afd IN eIoellsnt order, and are admirably
The whole properly, the works. q full sto-k Of
barrels, tmpllnsnts and u achinery, and q supply
Of prime stock ale are offered ct = moderate price
upoa moderate terms. Title good-Werran deed.
For Information apply to Wm- Mettloherqer,
CleFeland. Uhto, Or tbs rTanIis-s 10
eept5:N5 8 Q. p. MIrTbEBERGER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

POLICE OOuRT.-Msry BOden got drunk
aud, consequently, to preserve the relation
between cause and effect, n. B. got into the
station-house.
VIM. Johnson, yesterday, attacked and
beat his wife in a cruel manner. He was
arrested. BE has been guilty in e like man
ner before, and on one occasion, nearly killed
the woman.
Alice Trainer is locked up for light con-
duct;
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EOR SALE.-ONs SECONDHAND
"A steam Roilsr--upright. 70 called, l.tely used
IN the Lesdsr oiico. Said Boiler . q inchos IN d
amefsr htsfce, and foot ioafg; furnRce part ise
Ia diameter, and feet high
Eafd Boiler oriri1aly cost SEQ; fsnoW iu drst rat
order, and with tho grtss. saetF-Valvs, &o., Willb
sold Tor S250
113-Eor further particulars enquire az this oflos
Or At 7. J. Mollarry's steam Boiler shop on Confrv
gtreat e
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sss Quarter Mssssr. o. s. Army.
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Terms-Oash. JOSEPH 5 GRANHIg.
SEPT. %, lssl:sis -. -.
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ssBs'25 0'''' : '.' "a. 3. MIririISEBERGER.

~ .EDK bALlb.
THE HOUSE AND LOT or
Pittsburgh street, known e the Hitchcock
propsrty, being lot Oue n Basos addition 70 CeVs
land and iot SO II keHsy and NalEoEth7- subdt
yisloa. Said propertJ having one hulcra iest irUn
Pittsburgh street and extending back ten rods Z
an alley. Tho house 3 large, veil built and OoRVs
nient. For terms apelv 50
RAANEH, BAOKUs EOBLL-
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M A R E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
SrEaED.-sEP4. IL.

stmr City Of Buffalo. Perkins. Bunalo.
Schr. Lucy @ knrhatce, Hanss, Eabdusky.
scar. Goa. W. Scott, Goodwin, MilWaukos, 900 tons
coal. Haith.
sehr. W. ssrsssnt, .Hiaes, MTlwaukss. 100 tons
coal, Rhodes Lard
Tafss T. d
schr, .TaSa, Foley. Chicago. 800 tons coal.
n. h-h
soOw Supply, lAsShar, KsIlsg's Island. y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

JAHEs RRoKEEsHTRE is announced as candidate
for Re'Order, subject to the dosision Of the Bnon
Convention.
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Csc. A. KoLHH Is candidate for the oiBes of COun-
~ Recorder, sub ect to the decision Of the Union
Convention.
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IN 49, - At.e ahq = ssef seminal FVentnt17 80
- Sltl.s pecnllaf 10 Females I,eucn-Tko-S
~ ~ nstrnauoE. Inhammafio1 sr,d fIi-s5--fi-. -
" u sfas qr omb, PrSlapsus or EailinroFts,
.,siS. ~ olsease of ihs bleed md 1tin en-.
~ ~ t5e oIgans of generatioR OF male or frr61ie
: y, er name of nature, treated IN oarsf1i
! ! t--oIol9n ano judicioug manner, Pointed orfs-
--.L .-ue-----n- l...
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asas 90 u-esl esues
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NOTICE TO LADlEs.

States for DR. VICHOLS' FEWAT,F TONTff =
- FILLS, ihe snly genuine Female PiiiS in
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An HoIpe,t PSnks

6h IoAhenl DauAn 500 p1E
oommercial B'k, BAth-5U
NEW HAMPsHIKE.
All Solvent Banks mar
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WITH NEW IMPROVEMENTS
AZ
Red UCED PRI0Est
4 E: SSs: hS:s ST. e. "a @ Fs Zen

~ Machine Needles, siIk Thread and OIL, at the
: : JhO. 3. sTBOEG, Agent.
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CHAPTNs TALL.
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sept. 9--sb6. u.
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FHougANpl oF ~.

~ - ~ e 2 1lsaE ARssFRqss sa.ais egF.
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1aAMA6K-COTTON & WOUE<
"A sraas V15islE e Rs,issa5; q & + ns,r w
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Aa-1 o. ne eceloeab Ld.H hfaf
lat.HaA aaf1aI6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Union Meeting. at s.ll.ir and Bsrns.vllle.

H
Two large Union meetings have been recent
IL held in Belmont couuty-one at Bellair and
the other at Barnesville. ti-'s 20
The meeting at Bellair took place on last
Saturday evening. JAMES MILLIeAs presided.
JAMES NlcoLL, JOHN KELLY, and ROBERT HAR-
PER acted as Vice Presidents, and A. W. An
Drssos and JAMEs MEEK, aa secretsries, Strong
resolutions we're adopted in favor of maintain
ing the Uuicn and enforcing the laws, and de
ncuncing any interference with the social and
domestic relations Of the people Of ether States
The citizens Of the several townships in the
county we're invited to hold township meetings
in view ofs grand Union demonstration. y.
The meeting at GAINESVILLE was held on tn,
same evening. The officers were JoHN w
Krrnos, President, KELoa HAeEn, Vice Pres
ident; and Wm. T. MEEK, Secretary. STIRRING
and patriotic addresses were made by Col
JoHr DAvkHPoRT, J. H. COLLINS, SAMUEL PDcl
and the President of the meeting. The sreso
lutions adopted breathe the spirit Of concilia
tIo, and peace, and. at the same time, evince I
determination that the "Union must be pre-
served"
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Cabinet Dinners.

Viscount Palmerston has made another brave
attempt to resuscifate the Cabinet dinner. This
ministerial gathering Is regulated in this man
ner: The Premier commences with the first
dinner, and each Minister follows suit in success.
sion, in the order of his rank on the roster Of the
Cabinet. On the previous attempt at this reyi.
val, Minister, very near in rank, indeed, to the
Premier, forgot to follow the good example set
him, and the Ministers who cNme after would not
give their dinners until Lord - had given hisi
and, as the delinquent was quite deaf altogeth.
Of insenslble to any amount of hints or reminders
the affair came to dead lock. In the present
Cabinet, which is so numerous that each Min
ister's turn would only come once in fifteen OF
sixteen weeks, there is every chance that the
series of dinners will run their due course, more
especially as the noble obstructive alluoed to nc
longer holds Office. Under the Duke of Wei
lington's administration, there was similar in
stance of forgetfulness; but the "Iron Duke
was not disposed TO submit to such an act OF in
subordination in his political staff, and sent sucl
a message to the delinquent as quickly revivet
his dormant hospitality, Lord Palmerston'
first Cabinet dinner was given on Wednesday :
Court Journal .-'-
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The General Assembly.

The General Assembly of this State meet in
special session on Monday. Many of the mem
bsrs are already in this city, and with but few
exceptions, we presume the entire body will be
here to night.
The Representatives of the people Of Ohio
will assemble on Monday under peculiar cir
cumstances, and fortunate will it be for our State
aud the Ulion, If the majority are impressed
with the sprito of patriotismlan love of country,
demanded by the gravity Of the events which
are rapidly transpiring. The Constitution which
our fathers made and the Union which they ce
mented with their blood, are in danger. Will
not the representatives Of the people of Ohio
put forth their efforts, in fraterral spirit, to
save the country
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Revolutionary alovsmsnts in the South.

The late news from the South, making all
due allowance ioS sxag ggefased statements is OF
an alarming character. Fort Sumpter' We are
told. is beaeiged, ,andi all Major Anderson's COM
munications with the shore cut of. The repair
of Fort Moultric has been completed, and the
guns remounted, and everything in readiness to
open FIRE on Fort Sampler, and the lombard
ment of which, II is said, actually commenced
yesterday, New batteries are being erected
around this fort, and every day the difficulties o
reinforcing ID are increased Though the ru-
NOR Of the actual bombardment of the fort yes
ternay, 10 contradicted, 10 is no duObt intended,
and will probably soon take place. - e..
In addition to the news published in the States
man !ass evening, that the Georgians had taken
possession Of the forts at Savannah, 1t is also
stated that they we're preparing to seize the
United States arsenal at Augusta A majority
of secession delegates have been elected to the
Georgia State Convention, which meets on
Monday next.
We trust tha. Richmond dispatch before US,
shich is said to be Trustworthy, is incorrect. 1t
states that Gov. ELLIS, of North Carolina, had
dispatched troops to seize upon Fort Macon at
Beaufort, the forts at Wilmington and the U.
8. arsenal at Fayetteville. Be this as 1t may,
it appears from our dispatches OF last evening,
that rumors we're rife at Washington of gen
sral move 10 the Gulf States. to seize the forts
snd sraenais belonging to the Federal Govern
nent. -...-... .--r ..---..-..--
The Florida State Convention met on Thurs
day last, and effected 9 temporary organization
The several counties in the State we're called
snd the delegates enrolled their names. The
Convention then adjourned till to-day at noon.
Il is said that resolutions declaring the right Of
Florida to secede, will be adopted, and that the
Convention will then proceed deliberately to
consider the ordinance of secession.
We were at first disposed to treat the propo-
sition of Coz. WlsE, recommended By hia organ
the Richmond Enquirer. Of raising troops il
Virginia and Maryland for the purpose Of taking
possession of the city Of Washington, and hold
Jag It in order to prevent the ineugu.stion o
LINCOLN, as TOO tri6i1g matter to be ssriousl.
regarded. Bu. it seems that military prepsra'
.ions are making in various counties Of Virgini
With tho. end in view. It would appear tha
there lie no scheme toe foolish and traitorous, I
which tho madness of the hour may not lea
men to attempt But We hope that such re
ports az We have mentioned in this article, ma
socn give place to others Of more cheeriu
character and more honorable 10 ous country