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PREPARED By
DR.. j. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.

y
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such reDoWn for the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il s entirely unnecessary for Us 70 recount the evil
dsnCe Of Its virtues, wherever IL has been employed.
section, need not do more than assure the people
It's quality Is kept to the best It ever has BEEN and
that II may be relied on to do for their relief all
has ever been found to do.
AYERS o. THARTI6 PILLS
F0R THE CURE OF
CostigsnesSt JcuBdiee, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, pyssH3
esrV, Foul 6Ondoh E7sipsd5, Hsdddche, PileS, RheH
nlGfism, Epfioas and Stin Dissases Liver Oompldiu
DF0psp, Ietter 1HTlorg and SAL RheHN, Worms, Goli
Rsaratgiap a. DiBHsr PiL, and for Purifying
Blood
can take them pleesantlyJ and they are the best
sperient in the world for al the purposes OF family
physlc.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five Boxes for Sl.OO.
Great numbers Of Oiergymen, Physicians, Statss-
men, and eminent perHolages, have lent their names
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
dies but space here will not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given;
and the treatment that should be followed or their
cure.
Do not be put of BY unPrincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand ATER's, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should have
It.
sS- All our remedies are for sale by VIZ. FIsEE,
SrRoEq ARMSTRONG, 4. y. GATLoRD, and By all
Druggists.
Ha5eAyer's Cherry Psctoral. sarsapariIla and Ia
thartc Pills, are for sale BY Churchill b Brother 3.
" corner Public Square aud ontario street.
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MlSSOUkl.
All Solvent Banks.... 20
OHIO.
All Solvent Banks. pal
MICHIGAN.
All Solvent Banks. pal
IOWA.
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~ W. H. Willis, opposite the Post Of
fee. has received Godey's for August, Peter
sons, New York Illustrated, Frank Leslie's
Harper's, and all the latest papers, mage
zines, &c Also the monthly part of Frank
Tn.lsng.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WISCONSIN LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and Oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Clevelsnd. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALoorT & HORTON,
1873 and l41 Water Street,
iv9.96I GIavaIord Obfo
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BLOOD FOUDl
BLOOD FOOnl
ELnnn LnnnI


To ali suffering from OOnEump tions tnctpient or
confirmed, or from debility Of any kind; or from
mental OF nervous prostrGtiOn, brought on by any
suss; or from scrSidlous COMPLAINTS; OF nom dis
sases q the kidneys bladder and 70 Ladies sut
seriuR any Of the many distressing Complaints their
saI are liable 10, and which sngsnder sumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
q oHsred ag Oartan and Reliable ReIasdg. Diner-
fHg N every particular from the pstent medicines Of
the day L Is chemical cor binatiOn Gf lROh L.
PHUR AID PaOSRHoRo5, OF very great WORTH and
many hundreds bee glad and grateful testimony 70
She benefits ft hagc -farred on them.
OHUROH DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New York,
sousaqusncs 81 q fraud attempted upOn the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from REn
20 YELLOW and increased the sze Of the bottle 20
3uncas. Re very cautious In buying 20 that the
6lmile Of their signature Is on the outside Of the
Nrap7sr, al others are cOu terieits. In colss-
Iualce of the large demand for this article the fol-
lowing druggists have all ordered and received sup
pliaG Of the new kind, Vizs
Ohaa. A. Kimball, Wm. Il. French, J. X. Hsysa,
A. etaniela, and samuel Kidder gr., Lowell.
~ Sold By Wm. ElSkE, Druggi t, OleYelands
uhia. eb25.dkW
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WNrWe conQratulste our readers upon

-We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of 8 sure cCre Tor Rheumatism, Gout and
Hsuralgia, and al MeTcuriat Diseases which ts ef-
lcted without the Of iltarnal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
0nly. In fact, it tH tho only known remedy eeetina
perfect cure and We feel warranted, nom It's re-
Communications, In calling the attention Of the al
dicted and those having friends sufering from Rheu-
mhtism Cont or Neuralgia or the pernicious effects
of Mercury TO the advertisement in another column
at our paper Of Ut LUlandG Anti Rheumatic Hand.
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LETTERS Held FOR PosTAeE.- T. A. Payne,
Buffalo, N. Y; Henry Perrin, Morgan, 0. 1;
Miss Mary Strickland, Fulton, o.: ]. D.
Mum, city.
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TIE RECEPTION OF THE GRAYs.-The Cap
tsins of the several military companies of
hecity met on Saturday evening with COM
mitteeof citizens at the Gray's Armory, TO
make arrangements for the reception of the
Greys on their return home. A committee
Of three from each company was appointed
to meet at the srmory, Lyman's Block }
this evening at 8 o'clock to make the neces-
sary arrangements. Those Of our citizens
who are reinterested in the matter are also re-
quested to meet at the same time and place,
and appoint committee to cooperate with
the military committees.
Wetrusta grand dreceptiOn will be given to
our brave boys, who left for the wars in 4s
hours after receiving notice that they would
be wanted.
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THIRD WISCONSIN, REaMEEr.-This Regi-
ment, Col. Hamilton, arrived yesterday
morning about half-past three o'clock. No
stoppage was made, the train passing from
the Cleveland & Toledo to the Lake Shore
Road, and continuing on to Buffalo, where
the regiment will halt short time, going
thence to Harrisburg. The troops received
four days ratiOns before leaving Fond du
Lac. The uniform is gray. They viii. be
provided with arms and equipments at Har-
risburg.
The 4th Regiment, Col. Halbert E. Paine,
is expected here tomorrow, probably about
noon. It is understood that it will halt here
for short parade.
Both regiments are composed of hardy
able-bodied men, who are sager TO get in the
field. They are under the management of
good ,ficers, and are well disciplined.
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8nilaets.

BROOKS 8. @. B 4. W., BUILD
ID Frs Also Manufactures of Doom, Blinds
eS1h. BTackoi8 and All kinds q Scroll Saving ano
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 20 llIting
~ Btores. Factory on DtVsloa sfrsstl 1seL S'atfs
elpSk glsJplaRas cets. soi1sl
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Il ii RnInMnNsnN

Practical aid Scientific 0p6ei0H,
Hesps the largest assortment of the most improved
Kinds Of SPEOTACLE5. All his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his OWE
Inspection by machinery OF new constructions with
the grests5t care 70 SUIT the eyes In all cases.
eHrfuq Weakness, Dizziness OF Inflammation Of tie
Eyes, and imFartiEE strength for long reading or
ma sewing.
III > BolOmoasou would hsrsfnEorm the public that
ne never employs any in the sale Of bis Lenses.
~ Also, 3 splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
microscopes, OOMPASSHS, &c., On hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
- perfect as natural.
-6TTIoE-No. 10 Superior street, under American
'EFOtai mail.dkw
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0IL;-The undersigned Is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vats in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
isnIoP1A
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FRAEK PAEKKR.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horsesand
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aanaARqh.Iv
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The time Of the Grays will not be out on
the 10Th, as has been announced, it having
been decided that the time of service of the
volu neers dates from the time when they
were sworn in by the War Department.
The Grays were sworn in on the 2sth of
April, and under the decision their term of
service will not expire until the 2sth inst.
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% Go to Willis for your New York Dali
lies to receive them in advance of the mail.
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REPORT OF THE sAUT CANAL FOR june
George W. Brown, Esq. Superintendent
of the saut Canal, makes the following re-
rnrL Of thn h-,niro.. e. L. 1877
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DIPTHERIA. o. sORR THROAF.

The Pain Killer Is pursl7 Fegstabla coubouBd.
and while is . most saiclsnt rIody fof 1s h n
pe5isotly safs medicine even In ths Iaost ansiifi
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RETUREED.-ossian E. Dodge has returned
to this city from the West, for brief visit.
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lgThe business VIII Be continued at No. % Merwin
street By A. stephens and H A. Stephens, under
the firm name Of A. Stephens Son, who will settle
all business Of the late trm.
Cleveland, June lst, 1851 jy4:346
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8Eass 4oanartI.

TAMEs Il. ODELL, BRASS
ID FOUHDEB AND MAEuFACTURER q
-. Wcrk of ever description, No. 5 unlc1 81.
IN door nom Superior street. CeEelandi Ohio. u.
Stssui Water or Gas. and AL the Farioos srflclee
Ssd IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Rul1p9 q el
kinds made and rgpalre4. brae5 ga5ilnl 9ons eelil
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Oysters.

I AXE ERIE PAPER CoMP'Y,
Manufacturers o. PRINTING AND BOOK
pEPER, are nov prepared 20 supply all orders with
gupsrior qualify a Is9sr and on favorable ternss
~. h TAe45OtAsP elsS 3 iAsssrR AsSRPi'
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Z UKIOUS KOINUIDENCEI
SLOAN UNDEK THE COUNTER

- - -
NORRIS in sight With hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION Powders, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can find the best Medicine in us
for many of the Diseasea peculiar to such Animals
They are g Sovereign Remedy for Colds, OOughs
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound, Disernpers, &C., &c
49, These Powders always give satisfaction, a. the
Thousands Who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale by 4. 4. Gaylord,
T. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 4 Arm.
strong, Cleveland, o., and hy all Druggists in the
country Also, OF Wholesale by the Proprietor, at 6l
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio to whom all orders
must be eddrersot.
fah6: R5sd1w G q. NORRIS.
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To MARCIA letter received by gen.
tleman in this city on Saturday last, bear
ing date Thursday, the llth, from one of
Grays, states that the First Ohio Regiment
had orders to provide themselves with three
days' cooked rstions and prepare for march
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR. HARYEY's
CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
Fer the prevention sD1 cure o. all those difficult
tics which the Female System is peculiarly liable
arising from

Stogpqgs of Mature or Obstrustion'.
These Pills have never been known % fail when
the directions have been strictly followed, and they
are perfectly safe TO take BY the most delicate.
To MARRIED LADIES they are particularly re-
commended, as they remove difficulties and e,tore
nature, no matter from what cause the obstructton
may arise. A few days In most cases viii produce
tke desired effect and although so powerful, yet no
injury will resul from their use, but those who
are pregnant should not use them, as they have sn
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from we'll known physic ans and apoth-
ecaries can be had application to the agent VINO
will Send the Pills. # DESIRED ~ mail, post paid, 10
any address, receipt OF the money. sod IN boxes
containing sixty Pills, by all the principal druggi
9. W. CLARK, Gen. Agent
iyI3:R26 lIg Superior ct. Cleveland, D.
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~see advertisement of Dr.. ssnford's
Liver Invigorator.
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The postage on the LEADER, 70 News
Dealers, is one-iourth offs cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
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I8R1 PAsTURAGE.

LIAR DRESSING AND shaw
h ING lHsTITUTICd.-WM. =. AMBUSH
at MS rooms under the American, ig prepared % &C.
dsfe al customers With prompt attention non
able Workmen. A separate room for ladies'. Rows
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~ The price of the MORNNo LEABER TO
newH agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
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agricultural.

c. G. o.-oary's Cough Cure. daOasRlO
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Sta @ooas.
N D. KENDALL 3 90.

TT D. KENDALL 4 90.
0RGANDIEs AND FRENCH MUsLNs
GREAT BARGAINSG
We shall oaeT this meEnIng July stu, tn . bAlAnes
or cur stock Of French Muilins and rrgandies-noS
25 CRNTs Per YARDi
Amongst the lot will be found the most desirable
styles In market, costing % cents per yard.
ORGANDIE AND BERAGE ROBES,
worth from $40 20 Sl5-At FOUR DOLLARS each.
Elegant Broehs Embrol derod Grenadines, worth
10 shillinRs per yard, At ~ Cents.
AlsO-Our entire stock "A Spring and Summer
i R Z N H PRIN rs
At Right Pence per yard-ior DASH.
lgs h. D. KENDALL 90.
T. I. BALDWIN & co.
WILL OPEN To-Day, July 8,
Grey and Brown SIX Poplins,
Challi Reps,
Ohintz BTllliAntg,
Thibet aud Stella Shawls,
Linen sht etings and Pillow Llnens,
- MozAmbques,
Paris silk Mitta,
Kisses Lace Hoss,
Bonnet aud Trimming Ribbons.
lYs Z. l. BALDWIN co.
FINDER THE U. s. ENSIGN,
AND THEIR Own SIGN,
237.
HOVER & HIGBEE,
q Il o z 1 o Us FGsUR TN,
will offer
BARGAISs TO THE PEOPLE
In all kinds Of
Black Laso hittS, Linen H'dk,f,
Parasols, Summer HOSds.
SUN UMBRELLAS.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace,
Their supply of
OASSIMERES & C0TTONADES
Is First Rate, stoeky and Cheap.
WITHOUT ANY STRAIN they eau run-with-
out running qualities down. OF their Rhbors-ths
race Of composition with the most celebrated deal
ers In
LINEN AND COTTON CLOTHS.
OF which they have always good supply.
SILKS. sHAwLs AND DRESS GOODS
are from the
FIRST EASTERN HOUSES
At Prices less than Tetail In New York.
BONA FIDE"
IS the word at
ZS S1........SUPERIoR ST.......237 |
O E c A 5 E.
1000 YARDS,
Oh ICE LA W Ms,
OPENED THIS DAY.
0NE SHILLING A YARDl
AT
TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD CO.'S,
lsa l7s superior, and 1856 Bank sts.
FRENCH HJACONETS & ORGAN
i DIES At eighteen pence
US Z. l. BALDWIN 4 90.
CANTON SILKS-VERY HAND
= ~ sOME-will be opened Monday, July 81 s,h
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN |
IL LAWNS and JACONETS, entirely new and |
elegant designs, will be opened to day sih inst at
one shilling. uySl Z. 1. BALDWIN 4 90.
DARASOLS AND A SUPERIOR
kind Of HOPED SKIRTS Just received By
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD CO.,
JeZ4 l73 Superior and 1856 NIX sts.
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3ttoruFgs at 3aw.

n G RTs " o L D,
4 TT ORNEY AT LAW
lsOfHcs over Mould Humsen's Store.
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JOSEPH POOL,

myl7.SA
JOSEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
l2s SUPERIOR STREET. oct2GRlO
I'D P. SPALDING, ATTORNEY &
~ Counsellor at Law, No. Pcrkins' Blook,
Cleveland. Ohio. Bepl
GAGE 6 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ and Councillors ct Law. once lss superior
a ksst, lopposite Merchants Bank, Cleveland, o.
nNARDMAN AND INGERSOLL,
ID Attorneys at Law, AtwAtsr Block, foot Of su.
esrior luFeet, Cleveland, Ohio
v. J. BpARDMAE, fsbs =. ?. IEeERsoLL
A SPER, J. E., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, TfumbHll county, Ohio. Once
s.. B5f Market street. deo3dsl
WILLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
w ATf0aEETs At Law. Ofloe No. 50 Superior
g trest, Cleveland, Ohio. ;. MI6LIAAsOh,
Ian1i a. q. Riddle.
S9hnfnnrY0irs &c.
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nHNT NnrR II-.sa

CORRECTED BE @. a. READ 4 CO., BANKERS.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,,
All Solvent Banks 80. par All Solvent Banks,
Commercial Blk, Bath-50 ExoEPT.
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IMPORTANT TO H0USEkE EEP-
WRg-Varnfsh your ogn flrnltare. Oall ~ the
f-sGf Citv VarniEh once No. ls6 5uperior BIZ and
- neat liftle Ysrnlah Cup, hled with the best Of
topaf Varnilh which cup has brush with III and
fhS 40 Vour ovrn TlrniIhing IN 1tYlo equal % the
beSt ofpaintsrS Price rom four = twelve ahiinzsI
maFSiRis =. ". PALMER AGsnta
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nIVIDEND NOTICE.-ON The
first da7 Of Juns, 1851, the ReoeiVers Of the
BANK Of q aslilon. hio, declared dividend OF Is !
cent on all the liabilities Of said Bank presented
aud allowed M to March ist, A. ID. 1851, on which
no previous diyiden68 have been paid. and on such
ag have previously rscefVed dividend DIVIDENDS,
al additional dividend viii Be paid % equal IS .
cent, plyabls on demand at the once oi Geo. HARSH
Naslifion ohio bY presenting certidcats-
No other liabilities Of said Sank vii be recognized
tor dividends the time for presenting them mas
1f5asSFf Roceiver.
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EVo l1IN 1T " otoI 5lIVVNI
jy3:35l. Cleveland, Ohio.
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RI rs EVERYBODYIs FRIENDl
HvEsTBoDT APPREo1ATHs
3 R RRY VIBFHl9
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

long tested And unrfVAIisd -
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
asst Montpelier Free Lectures.

Arrangements have been made for the delivery OF
twelve popular Lectures. in the Brick Church at East
Noptnelier, on successive Thursday Evenings, commence
ing Dec. l2.h next, by the following talented gentlemen.
Rev. Eli Ba!lou, i. Il. Colby, Esq, Rev W.. II. Lord
W. II. II Richardson, VI. D Rev. +. W. Shelton, lion
D. p. Thompson. Hon. {. W. willard, Montpelier rev
2. NJ. Byram, E. Montpelier Rev. +. 5. Bliss, d. .
spaulding, A NJ, Barre c. II Heath, Esq, Rev. Ihos'
Walton. PlGintield.
annropr ate music will be provided. The public are
rss,ec,f,llv invited. Lectures commences at | o'clock.
The ouening Lecture viii be delivered by Rev. W.
1or, nj. the second Thursday Eve in December SUBJECT
-. rhe Puritan Character, or The Early Settlers oi NC"
England" III
On Thursday Eve following. Hon. d. thompson VIII
I lecture Subject" The Importance oil resu'aihs 'e
imagination"
East Montpelier, Vt Nov. IS, 1861.
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SANDY Hook, MD. Dec. l.

rn SANDY Hook, MD, Dec. Is.
mere Las been some change in the movements
OF Tue reoei troops in Vir mia. near this point.
" ~ az important character. Ten thousand il
the force at Winchester and o cuns JaaLsan
IS IN omman There are no rebels visible in
front of Col Gary's regiment.
Inc fenei camps are continuous from Goose
Greek to Centreyille, and the rebels are press;na
INTO their ranks every one capable of bearips
NV New YORK. Dec. Is.
The Vermont Cavalry left for the seat Of war
passing down Broadway between IL and y
The HeraId's Washington dispatch saws. Sen.
ator wilson will to morrow bring in the bill FIR
tne abolition OF slavery in the District of Column
bia. 0""
The bill has been drawn with great cara and
provides Tor the appointment of Commissioners
70 ascertain The value of slaves, and the nav,
ment OF the amounts thus fixed to loyal owners
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
rus FIRE IN CHARLESTON.

Baltimore. Dec. 1t. The Old Point boat
,p,s a report Of the discovery and prompt
by the military authorities, OF a
instruction at Charleston. The account
rates that tie plot Was disclosed by the body
Of a o. military officer, who said the ne
rg,, Of the city were TO be joined by large
tuis Of negroes from the country, who were to
come in armed at night. He said that the sash
tcorv mad been fred by Il free negro whom he
and who has been arrested. A small
quantity Of arms had been found under the so0r
bt aaesro cabin They we're all new and IN
k@uuouer. In another negro cabin knives and
EAuac,s we're found secre,ed. The greatest con-
bNuai!On prevailed. Families We're closing and
Barring their windows.
| Alothcr account states that negro insurrec-
tCn- mad broken out in the interior o; South
fuoina two DAYS before the fire, and are still
hcng ursubdued. but this last report is not
eA authenticated.
Baltimore. Dec. live learn FROM the cap
N vi the Norfolk boat that he was informed
the CautaIn OF the steamer Illinois which had
ky,4 at Old Point from Port Royal that ne
Ei within . miles Of Charleston Harbor at
10 clock On Thursday night and that a tre-
bdygs confacrltion was evidently at its hight
tha! city. The reflection on the clouds e1
anything he ever saw and the whole bay
tie dark outlines Of Fort Sumter was
khHy Illuminated. 1t did not appear like a
c.on from smouldering ruins but from a rag
Uncomfortable coniagration. This is late'
Norfolk Day Book dispatch.
/ last accounts from Charleston, up to hive
beA IN the 10Th the fire had crossed Broat
!, and was sweeping turiously on. The hT'
kanlrs beng composed OF men who are en-
En military duty, the fire engines wer'
e. by negroes who bloke and rendered use
BE- two best ONES. The office of the COuTie
grary are sand to be destroyed.
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PM.
1Rry Latest by Telegraph !
FROM KENTUCKY.

r.roati, Dec l5.-The Mquirer's Louis
nN.resnondent under date OF the 14th, says
0e W. Johnston, with ID, 900 Federal troops,
a' Wa Northern bank OF Green River, and
'D po,.seau ! miles distant preparing to JOIN
p1, ,+bor brigade under Gen. McCook is also
wv, "a concentrate at Mumfordsville.
a,pa Rockner with IS 900 men was covering
, USn' hills two miles back from Green River,
u u T was preparing to prevent our troops from
WEE S.T Thomas and Dawson on the left wing
.5aaring down from the east to get in Buck
pl rear ,. a.. M
wv This morning towards Green river.
nT W., Buell. is in constant Geographic commu-
Ono, with our advancing columns, and is
IS'nyine all the rolling stock of the Louisville
'I . Nashville Railroad in forwarding troops
~ ~ ~mnnljes. All the bridges are repaired and
u. wv. are running through to Mumfordsville.
4S Sv new Ohio regiments will pass through Gin
,.oti this week tor Kentucky.
"1 T" Commercial has a Frankfort dispatch
1, .ars that the Southern Bank Of Kentucky
vi ofuosvllle having ordered the Louisville
'.D,6 10 paes large sums to the credit of the
rrs4r bank IN Liverpool to be used, as is sus-
-ar.i. 6r the rebellion, the Legislature has au.
..r,sI the branches 70 act independent Of the
-.1.r bank until the State authority is re-es-
...aayG.
r.. Postmaster at Somerset writes under dait
4t, 18th hat both armies are on The detcn'
rG torrfying themselves.