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OUR VESSELS FIRED INTO.
Vt Is believed that the
Rebels will Cross into
A1aPylandi
sHKRMARS EXPEDITION TO TIE
SOUTH
CHARLRsTON TO BIZ ATTACKED.
MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS
THREATENED.
IMPORTANT RESULTS EXPECTED
FROM WASHINGTON.
Ill. 81 Z

WASHINGTON, sept. 20
Heralds Special;
The steamer Delaware arrived 81 the
Nsyy Yard this noon, with body OF ma
r;nas from philadelphia. The Captain re-
norts that the battery at Freestone Point
Eas unmasked when he passed It TINS
Inorniuo. the woods having been al cleared
avav. and that it opened upon him, nrln
abo1t seven shots, nons Of which took ell
feot. They we're all good line shots, but
fell short or vent over. Two JUST ef@-'p
his deck. as.-2....,s
Capt OarmAn says about hfty vessels
passed the battery up and down, oas it4T n0ns ?
we're fred al except the Delaware. = ..
From the disclosures Of 8 rebel onosfi II
ia ascertsined that the battery 81 Free
stepe Point is commanded BY d. !; haft, ;
stein. formerly commander in the United
s,a+ea NAVY. and that there are batteries
~ tSa Vir9inia side Of the Potcmao every
t-o and 4 half miles from Occsquan e
Matthias Point. The river is now eonslo'
arod hv naval officers as efectually closed
0nr Potomao fotilla Is insufficient % cleal
| Il ~ the numerous batteries upon its ranks
A land force is indispenssbly necessary
aud a ia believed that within. 3 rev
davs-perhsps within few houTs-
~ rsbels viii attempt to cross the 70
tomao into Maryland. They viii meet tt
,Ssl,+1 ,sym yeceutiou, but it may be necessary {
strenetben our forces in that direction.
Worlds dispatch:
A Rav Of truce crossed the Potomac 2
Edvard's Ferry on some trivial snplec.
but EAe sentinels discovered that on9 MAJ
IN the boat was sounding the river. .
The rebels were placed under ATTEST ys'
teFdsy. s ~ IN
re9im =, ae Upper POtomse ana 2. ven ven
oysr H.. eis, giving them, II Is sup
Doaed. rlt /. ,r,nstion.
Tribune I -spatch:
sberman's expedition to the southerl
coast viii sail within three weeks at tn
Ssrtbest. Fifteen OF twenty regiments va
have the privilege Of going 70 Charleston
+ ~ the prinoipal oficers In the eomman
halieve. or Ia Mobile OF New Orlesns
others conj,scture. rz...,
Gen. Vtiiie,s brigade of Eve regiments
now in camp here, viii form 8 part o. n n
force, and will 20 to Fortress Aenroe'
sail thence in q few days.
Gen. SheEman VIII not strike the ON
blow on the seaboafd sisazi
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VI CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1861
No coasiderabls number Of Priee'g tfoopg

No considerable number Of Prices troops
had left Lexington on Tuesday. TEEV
No batteries were seen on the river banks
between Lexington and BOonville. 1 -.
Gen. Sturgis, with eleven hundred men,
reached point six miles from Lexingtoh on
the 18th, but learning that some 6ve hundred
of Price rebels were stationed In the roads
skirting the river, waiting his approach, he
marched to Liberty and thence to Kansas
City.
Reports which ara regarded as reliable,
say that Col Montgomery, Of Gen. Lanes
command. attacked 0sceOla, in st. Clair
county, on Friday last, burned the town BY
shelling Il, and repulsed large force ofreb-
els. o.le ..laa ,a.f 9it
There are said TO be about 1000 rebels in
Loclede county, committing all kinds Of
depredations upon Union men.
Torbert 3 Co.'S store at Linn Greek bAs
been robbed again, and S7O,o worth Of
property carried Of t
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Smelling and Burning Of the
Village Of osceOla. VI
COL. BLAIR RELEASED FROM AR
s REST.
RROM NEIssOuRI.

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. rs.
The train that went west from here last
night with the Illinois 32th, and Brig. Gen.
Davis and staff aboard, stopped at otterviile
to-day, passing over the Ssmine Bridge
The road is now in running order through to
Sedalia. The next train with troops will
probably 60 through TO thst point.
There are now along the road a. and west
of Syracuse the Indiana S5th, Missouri I'd,
Nebraska LIST the larger portion OF Col. Ed
wardS Missouri regiment, and $50 men Of
Col. Bissell's pioneer regiment At and
near Bonneville there are the Iowa 5th, In
diana 18Th. AID and 26th, Capt Da7idson's
battery and Maj. Eppstein's Home Guards.
Matters are represented as quiet in the neigh
borhood of these forces West Of them the
secessionists are rising and Prices forces in
few days will doubtless be augmented to
80, ,Oe0 or 10000.
Nothing from Lexington to-day. The
secessionists say their loss was trihing,
Maj. Geer Hunter arrived here to-day
Gen. SieQel arrived tonight.
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The var has produced some model proc
lamaisnsy Gen. fremonfs has already
besa discussed on both sides Of the Allan
tic. Gen, AndersOa's, in Kentucky, pab-
lishsd few days since. EHs q nodet Of
breyisy, elsArness and dissemination. Gen.
Pope Issued one in North MissoUrl 3 short
tine 40, vbicn tended greatly % The pro-
lection Of Union men and their property,
and nov Gen. Lane speaks to he people Of
Western Missouri In words whose meaning
is rot ts bs mistaken. BE tells I n hat
II lhsy rally under the Federal Gag they
shall BE- protected, but that al who range
themselves upon the side Of shs "trsitors
Wko perpstrate crimes that devils would
shudderto contemplate" "shall be blotted
from existence ana sent 70 that hell which
W-lnzzfor their reeeption, This ls
no parlor elegance, bat the sruff,
sledge hammer style of the KAN
sss ranger. We trust Gen. Lane has
TIE means 81 bis command to enforce Bis
words II not his proclamation is worse
than useless for it and its author WIN be
riaicnlsd and disregaTded. Il must be oon-
fessed that thus far the rebels have had
the best Of US in Missouri, as Springfield
and Lexington and Platte river testify
Lat rs hope that better day is dsWning.
Fremont has taken the field In person, and
gives promise Of retrieving the disaster Of
Lexington, and Lane salkJ IS if he had
reEimenss enough for his work. God apeea
then both, and give US henoeforth power
in place q weakness and victories in place
Of defests.
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FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-i Sept. 20.
s,.ci.l h The 81. Louis Republican

Specisl to the st. Louis Republican
Can't. Daggart, Of the 25th Illinois, has
arrived from Otterville, where he heard yes
terday that Claib. Jackson was advancing
an Bonneville with 10000 troops and Price
was marching towards Georgetown with
about 20, O00-t5e army having been dlVlaeo
at Lexington for thatpurpose.
Gen. Davis Is in command Of our forces
at Georgetown whszsa large number oil
troous can be concentrated In a short time.
Tbe rebels were reported be moving for
ward for the purpose Of burning the Lemine
bridge again, but itRas wen defended.
Scouting parties we're reported near BOON
vile to night.
\ Gen. Seieel wentfrom here to-day.
Ex-Gov King and Judge ReylAno nave
been released By tae rebels 40 f. =.
Nothing rsliable has bean aseertaineo q
n ths Ubereabou,s Of Ben Mccullough.
Two Of the crew Of the Cam Bel naVe
arrived from BoonTilIe. They report ina
Col Nalliqan took possession OF the clars
Ban and about one-tbird Of her cargo on sh'
l2tb inst.. and then ordered her to drop doWr
opDo.ire lis intrsnchments She was alter
wards captured By the rebels and me remain n
der Of her cargo seized She was laden Wih
msfskandizs ior Santa Re. i1i 81 -
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wRsTRRN NEWS,

LEAvBNwoRTH, Sept. 70.
Gen. Laas's command surprised q superior
force of rebels at Papinsville, No, on the
2lst. and after a severe fight routed them,
losing II killed snd, q large numuer wound
ed. The rebels lost 40 killed, leo prisoners,
and ALI their tents, wagons and supplies.
General Lane is said to be moving on O5-
eeola.
The gang of rebels who sacked the tow
of Humboldt has been defeated By force
from Fort Scott, and their leader, Mathews,
was killed. On bis person was found an Or
der from Ben. McCullcch for the enlistment
of the Quappaw Indians.
Scouts at Fort. Scott export McOulloch
with l5, 600 men within 80 miles Of Fort
Scott on the night of the 2lst inst.
| Gen. -Laue-has. issued proclHm4tiSn to
The citizens of Western Missouri, in (which,
fsaftsff saving for what purpose he is ahere,
aud urs4ff 30 thos IN arms againsi the Gov
eFnment to dispefse and come to him for pro-
lection, he uses the following Languages
ssholId- you,s howevsr, disregard any ad-
VIA fha slsfu visitation Of war viii be emeted
ont 10 the rebels aud their allies. ! shsll
then be convinced your arning for protec'
fiou is-s s8aHl, and rest assured that traitors
~, Z * shall receive the traitors
door. The enp has been exhausted, ami
treason viii hereafter treated as treason. :
The massacre of innocent women and child
rem by bla la;k-hearted traitors, and latel!
burning bridges on the st. Joseph Railroad
satisfied US that 9tFaitor will perpetrao
crimes which devils would shudder 70 com
nit They shall be blotted from e1istene |:
end sent TO that he'll which warns for thei
! reception.
TIE two roads are open to you, people 2
|, Western Missouri; choose ye between them
I The one leads you to peace and plenty tn
the other to destruction.
The steamer Majors this morning took I
I Kansas City six companies Of Kansas mi
tia and Eve companies of Jennisons reg
ment. @
!. Col. Cooks command OF regulars iroi
) Utah passed Fort Kearney the 10th inst q
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BREAK IN THE BRIE CANAL.

ROCHESTER,, sept. u.
A destructive break occurred this fore
noon in the high embankment-an the
portion of the Erie Canal at Holley, Or
leans county. The whole smbsnkment was
swept away. The bottom Of the Canal is
also gene out, to the width of eight feet
Dams will be constructed at the junction Of
the old canal, which will probably take
two or three days, and navigation can then
be resumed. To
1t is feared that the track of the Niagara
Falls Rsilroad is damaged, and grist mill
destroyed. 7sf1
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This Afternoons Report.
skirmish near Cairo.
CAVALRY sKIRmIsH.
.14Fi1 244 io 3li4 CkIRo, Sept. 26.

Special to Times: h d sdf
Capt. Stewards cavalry, seventy-fye
men, to. day encountered forty secession
cavalry, whom they pursued into JEFF.
Tbompsonis camp ct Belmont. l ID
Four secessionists were killed, I've cap
tured, and many wounded. The remainder
escaped TO the woods oa s
Our troops captured al the guns and
pistols they could bring sway with them.
No Federais injured. 933
The report Of the rebels crossing below
last night originated from their gunboet
JEFF Davis landing q mile and half below
Norfolk to wood and reeonnoitre.
ThOmpsOn's force is two thousand five
hundred. s... b. ...,..-.r
Scouts report Pillow yet at Columbus.
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U0MMERGTAI.
PsRW YORA RIARKKT-sept. "a.

( l tttt. BY TRLEGRAPH.l a
( FIOUR-Ressipts a, ,O7g bbls. MarketsGaI BLOC bet
ter With good ex port damand, ~
Sales II, 800 bbIs az IS 25S5 IS for supsrne state
So 50aeb70 r extra state; 260S6.25 for Deruue
western; 8, 5,60f95,BD Ter common 10 medium extra
western; S5e695,95 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. 7lffzf a1 no rr
[ CANADIAN FLOUR.-Market a shade hrmeF.
Sales $50 bbis at S5f5G5 IS for superne S55566, 80
for extra 90 afI.rra.
I RYE ,FIOUR-Market steady a. 2,7594 .OOcOm-
mon 20 choice superfue
NHRhT-ReceiptS 2s9,77f bush. Market Ia,2c
better. With good export demand, kales 1900 o
bUsh st 81 Sf4 i22 for milwaukee club; S',i2H FOR
amber Iowa; 81 256l,s4 for winter red WESTERN
i,33esl, ,43 Tor white Kentucky.
RNE-Market quiet and hrm at 69,dI4o.
BARLEY--AlArKaE dull snd nominal.
1lCGRN-Receipts 81, ,s37 bnsb. Market heavy and
dropping, and large supply Offering Sales 1880
bush az a0e8h3c TOR mixed western common to prime
OAcs-St teady at 3U9S54 tor Canadian, and vest
ern and stats -i u
PORk-Masket quiet. Sale! 100 bbls ct sl4.Se9
Il.e2 tor ness y9,I5es 300 for prime.
-REEF-Market quiet
CIT flIEATe5-Market quiet.
LARD-MArket steady. Sales af x494c.
BUTTER- Selling 81 T8,Os Tor oElo; and i29l4e
'fGIasREsK-AArkss STEADY At Be7o common to
WHIsKY-Msrkst quiet at zoe. -,r --
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BYTHEPONY EllRR ESs-;IIATRR FROM
SWEETWATER Sept %.
f2lo miles east Of SAT- Lake City

ID I21O miles east OF oaIt LaA0 OiSy'JJ
The ePony Express with San Francisco datss
u he 2Ot6 inst passed here to-day at r
II. The reports from the interior show that
the recent appeals to the military spirit have
not 'heen in vain. At the rate companies
sre being offered the Eve regiments will soon
~ SHED 10. 0 Six companies Of infantry have
been sent TO Los Angeles.
TIE California steam nsTigstioa company
transports troops free Of charge.
THE AqricusSaraI State Fair opened at Sac
ramento on the 18th inst. on much greal1eE
scale than heretofore. .777-i.7T
The new directory Of San Francisco places
the population Of the city at S3,223. a
Fhe Yreka Journal states that the story Of
the recent massacre Of q party Of emigrAnts at
Goose Lake was heartless hoax.
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Good far onpt. ]. hi. Nh.

=
The MahOning Register relates the fol-
lowing incident, vhish transpired in Ma
honing county on Saturday LAST. csniain-.
Nasn was Toy q ume connected with the
National Democrat in this city, when that
paper was in existence:
A political meeting vas held BY the Val
landigham wing Of the Democracy Of Ma
honine, at Cornersbure, on Saturday even
ing last, presided over By Wm. B. Dawson,
ESQ, Of 0anheld. s. ". Gilson addressed
the psople. The argument Of the speaker,
as a whole was q sludious and laborsd ef-
fort to iispsrsge the Administration and
all others in authority outside Of his polit-
cal creed. he viewed the present war for
the Union as an impious raid upon The
Constitutional rights Of the South, and
therefore 10 be opposed b the Democracy,
snd the slreiat d q the nation denied to its
suppors. s.==-
At the close Of Mr.. Gilson's remarks,
Capt. Nash--a former political associate,
but non and always 3 Union mEn-asked
permission to say q few words to those
present before the meeting adjourned, pre-
4 mising, hoReger, that his remarks would
have no connecsion with party or politics
his object being to solicit recruits for the
18th Regiment. This announcement was
a bomb she'll in the ranks Of the Peace De.
mocracy. The White Feather bristled NJ
Indignantly on all sides, and Mr. Nash wal
at once Interrupted BY several persons II
the audience, who declared that they want
ed no recruiting done at q Democrats
meeting snd that g no volunteers for thi
var Neuld be found among the Democracy.
Having faced the bullets Of traitors OF Bic
Mountain, Capt. Nash was reluctant
yield his position to the clsmors Of thei
sympatbisers in his own county, and agal
sssayed to gain the attention Of the aud
ence, when, 70 efsctusily close the doc
against all further opportunity 10 carry oI
I | his laudable inteations, motion was mad
70 adjourn, with three oheors for the Den
| oerats." This motion vas unanimousl
|. carried and promptly acted upon. Th
I Chairman hastily pronounced the meetin
duly dissolved. and added, BY way Of val
dietory-n Nol0 Est Hs all go home r Al
Z thus ended the meeting Of the White Feat
Z sr Democracy in CornsrsbUrg.
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FROM CTNCINNATL

CINoIEEATI, Sept. u.s.
Yesterday afternoon Lieut.. Col Lslcher,
with detachment Of Col Woodord's regi-
ment, captured James B. Clay with sixteen
of his men While on his way to join Zolly-
Golfer. They were taken to Camp Dick
Robinson.
John G. Breckiuridge was with the party,
but he escaped,
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A secessionist IN Contra Costa county, CAL
;sor1is. went iafo a resAureat and called fur
a slfirst-rate Jeif.. Davis NEAL Up2n un-
covering tie dish brought n By the waiter,
the hungry JET. DaYisite found a very deli
eate reoast Consisting Of q MICS hemp rope
with : fanning hoose "a i, snng ssllsd On
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Tha boiler Of Charles R, Carrill's disti-
ls-v exploded to-day, killing tbs engineer
80 ~ sSother employee. The building Is g
eonplets ~ wreck; lOs not ascertAlaede The
-, o..IoS;sr IL said 70 bs caused by the care
I...ss-s - ~ ne engineer In letting the boiler
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iT1IsF RBPORT.

ST. II9UIlI lI p -
The report from Quincy 70 the ehisago Ts
Tribune that Gen. Seigal had attacked INC I
At Lexington is utterly 1alas. Zen. s7ssgei
has l5sen mare several weeks, and zen 1gn- ,,l
tS7 rescllsd Jsilsssoa City to-day rom kouA'
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ST. JOSEPH, Sept. %. D.
Gen. Prentiss arrived here Monday even
ing and assumed command yesterday. The
Journal says no man in the whole ives ern
army could hsEs bssH aaa sspt uee AeEa nlpsR @ aG
mand, Union troops, whether Federal or
State, are willing to do battle.
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unliks Germany and Ireland, kussia
sends 40 emigrsnts 70 America. and thus
there Ia not % mach interest felt IN cur
aasifs. ne Ignorance exhibited Is anus
ine. I have had kid-elo4ed Russian gem
tlemen, who spoke half dozen languages,
inquire If mean q 20 home By railway,
and at Kostroma On the Volga,a we'll
dressed and apparently intelligent lady
asked me, with charming frankness, Whe-
ther our women were brown or red, and ii
vhe1 FW6sl theme, I vas acsuEtOmed q
wear clothesi heE 's- a
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This Mornings Ten O'clock
Report,
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p BUFFALO hlARKBT-sepr. %

II ElLLIILLEHaT DID :
FLnUR-Mari1stq quiet and STEADY.
WHEAT-Ihs ID enching rain which has pre-
vailed during tho entire morning has rendered the
msFset dull Prices are hrm. Sales 900 bush
15OIsN Nh modsTzte demand, market firm. sales
900 bush at 3Sc ---E
OANAL EREIGHTS-Brisk; 1915 on corn,
lSc on wheat 70 New York. --..-a --r.l
LAKE, IlIHOETH-eince Wednesday noOus
3sfgO bbs hoar 39,uO0 bu VIII at 36iU0O bush corn;
sjalSAf4 EXPORTs-5-Obbls flour; s,0n8 bush
Wheat $50 OO bash corn 600 bush oats eoo0 bush
rys1,-. raff r 9 C
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pRsvER. .cErY.-A number OGlihe, Denver
City Colorado Territory Republican has
been sent to this Office It is sysry fne
appearing sheet highly srsditable to the
printers Of the gold region. The subscrip-
ton price Eould make cur readers open
their eyes<zbeing 40 cents PSF week for the
daily. and 81 for three months fer the
weekly. The number befOrs US iB dated
SEPT. 18th, and cOzlsins telssraphie news
from the Eastern Blsss up % September
an ~ f
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUHRs
~ BALErMoBH OaIO RAnHoAp.
71o a9a u4pRoyED soHEDULEf

.., .,orsant changes tni1 ho.o = :. !. -
4, fSSrsin6 fsu1aal ~ ~ - {, ~
1al5 70 20 ~, = fe viii tlt t1r1lll
~, Sfssts ~ FoII York, IN ~ Eest-Hill tle
ecztna 4,ll.,,sr-,-Sk lanfral Ohio and -alf-a sro
lana e9S ,si5 ,iSinS, uIlh ths Norihpols iis ~
,r,.,st. a .Bslflnsors, PhiI6,illJ JllI5 zla
,-l, ~ Ro-ton dive the qrviege q {i4e oF-i g
~ a. fEe intsrnlo1ee el..elss - ~ -
fisnSi siFs ~ zrisilsss o ti-ll'ns 2 s's,
81 - oHLsT ruufe that can flrniza ktFor4h
49, fsS-;ss-.-s = 4.1r1 = ~ auF ofhrr Rruies -.
49, - - or q ~ ulEht fraint.
- - 81 ri. sulLlf
--n s.ss rffel- r aeasrai g7eIl.E1 AEe1e.
: =, 2 sa11, osaIIsl 4 3 IA. tirh
' a
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sUHhER ABnAnqE1lEsa. 3 -.
OOHEFCTfoNs % 10 9

Cczaectiong are made at MonrosVis s1sa tns san.
auaAy, Men6neld and HeWark B, r., At GLIDE via
tne 5anduskyS Dayton and Cincinnan = b. At Frs-
vita the Mtchigap Boutherl EoFfhsru Indiana
And Toledo and Wabash Railroads 10 Ohicsq5 Pee
O.lzos Alt2ns g. Louis, and al points Fes. HaFth
Trains erriFe - olageiEnd fro1s lcisao go -
West, e $40 A. H 1.55 ?. =, and SO ?. sron
asndaIkgi e 40 A. B. q
n. - :. -. -. Z. 2. RyokEb.
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OAtIAD o1Al1o e AtaAsd a. -
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
No. 81 Bank Street. Clsveland, Ohio.
- Uf gfEe H.uCU
Wsars prspared 20 transact Buginoag of 0gsfg d.
gor1ption relating % tnVertionai Dfa Sates
Specifications, Patents nRelnenta 40 The Ret-
ont EaWs. 1|r,rc BBAIEERQ 4 BURRID9E,rl
ME ABE NOW MANUFAC-
and Co or of A LlI-E 00b STOCKING y a aBN which
may be desired By tie Ladies Of Clsseland. -
Merchants supplied At low figures than can Be
bought Of TIE New York or B0stOn trade 5Tg -9l
Afl-Wocl Bats At Is cents e pond - ,.
: = = OLEFELAED DWORsTED Co,
sep2 t'-t'as" tO7 Bank street.
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The Potomac Efectually
Closed.
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fNOTICE.-ADAM 3 ca AhLES
IN F6HRMsN N will have charge Of my Pasturgs
for the remainder Of ibe season and are the only
ta H 3. s. SE0A u 81 o
[ Cleveland, Sept. Y, lssl:sss -. -,
/ A T A MEETI NG OF THE GOzL
IA pEAHERS, rsesnily ibid IN the cit ofCleYs-
laad, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adOpteds 3-H-.- l4.t n -tALl4
WHERtAs, The psss experience Of the dsalsra IN
Coal in the city OF UleTslend, hss shown that the
retailing Of Coal credit l. rulnOus % the Interest
OF those connected with It, Il is hereby ~ .ftfs-
RESOLVED, That We, whose names are undersign.
ed, hereby aRreA from and afser this data q sell
OOsl az Frtaii only FOR cash; -. fsa-e ...
GROSS b p AY%E. W h KEIIh,
RHODKs, Ca I'D co., J, Waltz, Agent,
AJOHES. -.lt.. b D. 81 llIhY, -
J. j. ROCKAFELLOW, o. B. EYATT, i---
J.V.N YATES. CRAWFORD, M0RRI9k
EN- HAMMOND, PkICE, .- --rr
MOoNG DIXON, B. P. JONES,
WI. W. URAWFORD, J. A. FLuh8CHUIA-
J. DDTTONs O. TICS, | -.
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- onn RnLLs VAL PAPER

=
-, asel,red ond Secession g the oE1eE
- tbs 5SV md nov e the time icr AZ tiay noa.es
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IL ia TlII5 90 ROLLS NOW READY /
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- THE COST rs hERR NOTHING.
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