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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

A PARoLED SoLDIER.-Quite a knot of lis
teners at the depot last evening were inter-
ested in listening to the conversation of a
recently Psroled Union soldier, J. W. Pryor,
of company Z, 2lst New York Regiment,
who is on his way to Buffalo, where
the regiment was raised. He was ia
/ ken prisoner on the seth of August, in the
battle between Gainesville and Manassas.
! Wm. H. Duchies, ir., son Of the Wisconsin
/ Senator of that name, and private in the
I'd Wisconsin battery, was taken prisoner
with him. They were marched to General
Lees headquarters, which were in a forest,
where they were kept for three days, and
then paroIed. All they had to eat was az
pies and green corn, which was given them
by private soldier, who informed them in a
whisper that he had brother in an Illinois
regiment. Mr.. Pryor saw General Lee sit
ting in a bamboo chair beneath a tree sur
rounded by guard, where be listened to re-
ports, gave orders, ke. The prisoners we're
threatened with hanging for what Lees Ad-
jutant called their Yankee insolenee, and
Duehies told them to hang and be -, he
should tell them what he thought of them.
Pryor says he heard number of the rebel
privates say they were sick of the war, and
wished it was over, but he heard but one ex-
preston among them, and that was q deter
miEation to fight it out to the last man rather
than submit to the Federal Government. The
soldiers from Georgia, Alabama and Louis
lana were most bitter.
Pryor saw no cOlored soldiers in the fight,
but he saw number standing guard within
the enemy's lines.
He repeated the following story about Nc
Dowell, which is widely circulated among
the soldiers. He said that in battle Mellow
ell wore hat rounded on one side and point
ed on the other. Sometimes he wore the
point in front and sometimes behind, signals
to the rebels. This is q foolish story, but
nevertheless the soldiers believe it. Pryor
alledges that he saw Mcdowell wear such
hat in the battle.
He tells the same story with regard to Nc
Clellan that is told by all soldiers from Vir-
ginia, viz, that all who serve under him have
the greatest confidence in him.
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THE TREATY WITH PORTUGAL.

AhALADELFhlAs sept. T.
In consideration Ofwhat has been Represented
10 me by the ministers Of all the DEPARTMENTS.
and after hearing the Council of State am pleas-
ed TO make the following decree:
. Article L The free introduction is permitted OF
foreign cereals, wheat, corn, rye, barley and
oats, IN grain, four and baked bread, through
the inland and maritime part of the kingdom
until the end Of April, 1868
The foreign cereals thus admitted are only
SUBJECT to the duties which National grains pay
when dispatched for consumption.
Article 2d After the expiration of the period
marked on this degree, the cereals referred to
therein may still be admitted on proofs being
shown before the Government, after leaving the
competent fiscal Department, that Ehe same ce-
reals LEFT directly the port of shipment for those
OF this Kingdom in sufficient timeto have arrived
within the prescribed period under the circum-
stances Of an ordinary voyage. Let the Minis
ters and Secretaries Of State and all the Depart
ments thus understanding these presents, cause
the same to be executed.
Palace Adida, August 18th, 1852
Marquis Desoule, NiscOunt Desada, Barelaceirs
Ansel, John BradnicAmp, Casper Perrica De-
silva, Joaquin Thomas, Leaba Davilla, Jose
Da Silva MEuds
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NEW YORK aIARKET.-sept. IL

ASHES-Market quiet and steady.
ELUUH-The supply continues limited and in fail
Sales l3 500 bbs at s5,OO95,20 for superfine state
sS3595s5O for extra state; s50O95,2O for superin,
WESTERN 5,459565 for common 70 medium extrI
western; ., SO95,9O for common to good shippinl
brands extra round hooPed Ohio; s5,g596,5 foi
CANADA FLOUR-AIarkst quite firm with fail
inquiry Sales $50 bbls at - 80 for common, and
s5,60g6,j0 for good 10 choice extra.
RfE FLOUR-harket quiet and firm, at a.
CORN NIEAL1-Marketi in fair request ; sales go
bbls at So 50 for Jersey and 60 35 for BrandyWine
WHlSkY-MArket shade firmer and very quiet
sales loO bbls at S251G35c tho latter Is extreme
WHEAT-Thes supply Of Wheat is quite moderate
with fair export demand, and with a decrease In
reightsi prices of sound parcels have advanced 2c
Sales 1900 bush Chicago spring at sl,B6aI.I6;
6y0O bush Milwaukee club at 81 l0dl II; 2lOO0 bush
amber Iowa al l,lsgl,lg part to arrive 1850 bush
red western at 81 l219l,2 5000 bush amber Michi-
RYE-Market heavy sales 1000 bush unsound
western at 6s@g70c sound brings over 7jc
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
CORN-Marlxet in fair request and lc hiobar saIas
6l,0OO bush at sSd5gc for sound old mixed western
53S5sS fer eastern 43l195lc for unsound and heated
Canadian. western and state.
COFFEE-Aarket for all kinds very quiet and
SUGARTRaw is firm and in moderate demand.
sales 600 hhds New Orleans at g5S61lOB.
,MOlaASs ES-Market quiet and steady. Sales 40
hhds BaTbadoes at 37c and 10 hads Porto Rico at 49,
h-Market steady and in moderate demand
prime 81, ,2Snll 80 tor prime mess
Market quiet and without decided change;
sales ~ Dds at s5g7, 90 for prime sSOO6O75 tor
mess S2,OGdl3,T5 for repackod mess sis7sai4 az
Tor extra mess
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and nom
inally unchanged.
BEEF IAMS-Msrket dull and quiet sales 500
bbls choice western at $500.
CUT mEATS-Marketis is hrmsr bpt very ouiet
sales 100 pkgs at I4@Ij3c for shoulders Gd7c for
hams. "
BACON SIDES-Market quiet. sslas 20 boxsy
choice long and short clear middles at Sc
llARD-Market steady and in moderate demand
Sales so bbls at sac Sl-l0O chiefly AT qRqIc
BUTTER Selling at I2aIJtsc tor Ohio; I6eedc for
State.
CHEESE-Marketf firm aud in fair request at ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found a most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
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The approaching State Fair, to be held il
this city on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Of next week, promises to be, al
the present writing, a splendid success, not
Withstanding the war which threatens the
southern frontiers Of the State. All i'm
pediments to travel are now removed, and
men can come and go as in time Of profound
peace, and the people Of Northern Ohio, ever
patriotic and public spirited, will swell the
list Of articles exhibited, and will, in person,
be present to see and critieise those of their
neighbOrs. The Office of the Board, No. I19
in the Weddell, where John H. KIippart, the
able Secretary presides, with Major Z. H.
Gearyp Of the Columbus Fact, as his chief
clerk, is doing more than land Office bust
ness in the way of entries. Up to, and in
oluding Thursday evening, ninety-nine sheep
entries had been made, and among them,
embracing every varieties of breed, some of
the finest bucks and ewes in the West. In
cattle the entries are twenty-five, and among
them are names almost as common as house
hold words to thegrazier, and in the herd book
where the pedigrees of American cattle are
given with a care and a truth that defies
doubt. The swinish multitude numbers for
ty-One, and among them all the choice breeds
known in the West. In poultry, the books
show seventy-one entries, embracing all va
rieties, from the lOrdly peacock and strut
ting bantum, to the ill-shapen shanghae and
Waddling Muscovy. From the ridiculous to
the sublime there is said to be but one step.
and here we pass naturally from ducks and
hogs to the fine arts, where over sixty entries
OF paintings, photographs, statuary, &c,
show that Fine Art Hall will have more
than its usual attractions, as the indications
now are that before Tuesday next, this de-
partment will embrace over four hundred diff !
ferent entries. In trees, flowers, ETC., the
number Of entries on the books is small. en- |
bracing but nine in all, as this department |
is usually the last to be filed Several farming |
machines and agricultural implements are |
already on the list as competitors for pre-
miums. Twenty samples of farm products,
and under the head Of miscellaneous fifty, |
making in all four hundred and sixty-four
entries, being one-third more than at cor
period for the two years last past.
With beginning so promising, who can
doubt Of the State Fair being a success?
The grounds, Of which we have before spoken
in detail, is finely located, the buildings large
and convenient, the track to test the speed,
kc., of horses beyond comparison fine.
Nothing is wanting to make the State exhi-
oitiOn this year, grand affair, but for our
,itizens of all classes to take an interest in
i, and this interest, we know too much Of
heir public spirit, to think for a moment,
will be withheld.
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LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Great Flood in Pennsylvania
LOSS OF PROPERTY !
WASHINGTON ITElIs

WASHINGTON, Sept. II.
. A gentleman who returned here to-day from
norfolk, says that the most reliable information
current there from Richmond, was that the Mer-
rlmac No. was in no condition for service, her
plating not being completed.
The President has recognized J. DeFreinery
a. Consul for the Kingdom of Netherlands for
California, to reside at San Francisco
Cassius VI. Clay is ordered to report IN person
10 MAJOR General Butler, at New Orleans for duty.
From careful observation Il is ascerfoinei fIst
there are no forces of the enemy a. DrainesviIIe
and scarcely picket; thst Jackson, Fitz Hugh
Lee ana Longstreat came up behind Hunter
Mills, from near Fairfax, renamed WednesJo,,
and Thursday at Leesburg and then crossed AZ
Edwards Ferry into Maryland, with 40, 900 men.
II is also stated that the latest advces represent
Lee commanding
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LEGAL NOTICES.,


M A 5 I u RS SALE -PURSUANT
lNE TO the command Ofa decreta order of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, at
the suit Of John Sherman against John Sprague and
others to me directed shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House, in the city
OF Cleveland, on the tenth day Of October. ls62,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described premises
situate in the township Of Mayeld in the county OF
Cuyahoei, and State Of Ohio, and known by lot No.
fifteen, III tract No. three, and bounded as follows:
East, west north and south by lot lines and contain
ing one hundred and foT-siN and One-third Of
the northwest corner thereof set OF TO John Sprague
FOR homestead bounded as follows; commencing at
point in the west line Of said lot chains 25 links
nOrhery from the southwest Of said ot thence
running north said west line six chains % links
to the northwest Of said lOt thence east the
north line twenty chains 50 links thence south par
6llel with the west line six chains 2j links thence
west twenty chains 50 links the place Of BEGINNING
Appraised at q, 1000. HENRY G. ABBEY,
L. PRESTTss, Master Commissioner.
Pih's Atty. Eeptg:4lO
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THE STATE FAIR.-The managers Of the
Fair are confident Of having large attend
snee and first class exhibition, nOtwith-
standing the attention of the people is called
50 much to the one subject-war. We think
the Fair comes most OppOrtune at this time
to give our people release for week from
that tension Of mind incident upon the great
events nowpassing into history.
The arrangements are nearly all perfected.
The hotels are ready with extensive accom-
modstions. All the hotels, except one, have
contributed their share towards the expense.
That one is the American, T. B. Brockway,
proprietor.
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IMPORTANT FRolI 1IRNPHIs.

NIEWFHTEl % UT- ~.
Helena adyices state that large rebel msil,
containing dispatches from Hindman, had been
captured. They contain important information
concerning rebel movements. Large forces have
been sent out 10 thwart the movements thus
discovered
An escaped Federal prisoner, just from Holly
Springs, reports Nillipigue moving in the dire,'-
ton OF Bolivar with 300 men, mostly artillery
Breekinridge is also moving in some directi0sf.
with 1900 men, his supposed destination heinz
airy numbering so, attacked 1000 rebels near
Coldwater, Mississippi last night. The engage
ment was brief, the enemy attempting a Hank
movement, when GriersOn fell back 70 await re-
Inducements, which were sent. At last accounts
the battle was going on.
The body OF John Badger, agent Of the As-i-
ciated Press, drowned on Accalia, found buried
Al Hplaun
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

-, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. y.
The Wheeling Intelligancer, of the eleventh
instant says dutant General samuels to day
received the following ~
GAULEY, Va, Sept. Q.
jenkins whole force was met and routed by
SIX companies Of the ID Virginia cavalry Our
loss was one killed; loss Of enemy unknown.
The Washington National Intellieencer OF to-
day says: We learn last evening BY a messen-
ger rom the army Of General Mcclellan, that he
had moved his headquarters some miles beyond
Rockville, and that the army had approached the
Monocacy nver, the bridges over which or a
bells.
the Baltimore Sun says; We learn from gen.
tleman who left Westminster yesterday morn
ing, that there was no demonstrations by the
rebels IN that direction
All the bridges on the Northern Central road
are now strongly protected, and troops are being
posted on all the roads leading to it. Trims
went out as usual yesterday.
dispatch from Elysville, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, reports heavy cannonading
as having been heard there at an early hour yes
terday' apparently in the nsighborhOod OF l'r-
bana. All Was quiet along the road
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FROlI BALTInInRR.

learn by gentleman who left Westmins ter
At noon yesterday, that the rebels abOnd0red
that place yesterday morning marching in the
direction Of Hagerstown. They came from New
Market.
Secession sympsthisers held aloOE Female
traitors hocked around and welcomed them most
Enthusiastically. The rebels arrested DR.. Bill
lings Lea, Provost Marshal, and afterwards pa
rolled him.
All books and papers in connection with the
enrolment Wers destroyed. They also took
possession Of the Postofhes and EieEsd and car
ried of all the postage stAnps. They opened
few letters but left the balance. In Intercourse
with the citiEOns they professed the greatest
fiandship for the State and desiredtO be received
as friends. No One was interfered with or ques-
toned regarding sentiments. The rebels OBJ
tanned number Of recruits at Westminster
They refused all except fully armed. They de-
stroyed a small railroad bridge but expressed
regret at having done so.
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GARD 10 THELADIES-T

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whatever, well as TO prevent increase OF family
where health will not permit it, Females peculiarly
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TONED against using these Pills while in that cOnd
ton, the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
the above admOnition, although their mdness would
prevent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills
company each box. Price 81 per box.
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, } l2O Superior st
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, l99 SuperiOr-St.; +. W.
SACKRIDER, 223 Superi0r-St.; G. w. CLARK, ll9
SuperfOr-St., and CHURCHILL b BRO, corner OF
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LADIES by sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the cleveland Post Office" have
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dentialy) and " free of postage" by return mail.
n. B. Look out for cOunterieits. Buy. no Golden
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above Pills are made known to every agent, and they
will tell you they are safe and will perform all claimed
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13

BALTIMORE, September y.
Last evening at $50 the rebels made a cavalry
raid into Westminster, about 800 strong, with two
pieces OfartilleTy.
As they charged through the village they dis
charged their pistols on unarmed men in the
streets. o. y. Webster, District Attorney, see
ing the rebels coming, made for the rnilroad. and
after going about mile met a train from Balti-
more, which, on his information, stopped and
returned to Baltimore
There was at Union Bridge train of the West
ern Maryland Railroad, locomotive and two
cars which should have arrived at Westminster
tured.
The Federals occupied Newmarket on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, ten miles from
Erelerdnl- unatnr.lart -
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ConEressionaI ConrenIion.

At meeting Of the Union Central Com
mittee, of CuyahOga county, held on the 10Th
instant, it was
ResOl5ed, That the townships of Dover,
Olmsted, ROckport, Middleburg, Suongs-
vile, Parma, Roy1lton, Independence,
Breeksville, WarDeTETiIe, Bedford, Euclid,
Mayfeld, Orange, Solon, and Chagrin Falls,
be entitled to tire delegates each in the en-
suing Congressional Convention, to be held
in Cleveland City on the 23d instant New
burg aud East Cleveland to three each, and
Brooklyn. five. The lst, I'd and 4th Wards.
in the city Of Cleveland to six each Sd and
5th to three each 18th to five; 9th to four.
and 7th, Sth, 10th and l1th to two each, and
that the Union voters be requested to as
semble at their several places of holding
elections at O'Clock, (unless different hour
shall be designated by the Township Com
mitteel Saturday evening, the 20th instant,
to select the delegates
Cleveland, 11th, 1862.
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CAFE RACE, Sept u.
The steamer Edinburg, from Liverpool ltb.
wa queenstown Ash has passed this point.
Garabaldi had arrived At spezzia His wound 8
were in good condition.
Nothing done as to his final disposition
The rebel steamer 's 2gO" received q hasvV sr-
mament.at sea, and will cruise and attack North
ern commerce.
LIVERPOOL, 3d.-The BrcadstufIs market has 4
declining tendency. Flour tending dawnWarti
with partial decline or 3dG ca per barrel Wheat
dull and declined Cd. Corn declined 3da6d with
a downward tendency.
Provision market dull. Beef dull. Pork very
dull. Bacon quiet.
--latest via Queenstown)-LIvEEPooL Thurs
day.-BTeadstutfs hmer and prices unchanged.
Meathnr wet. prnvisinrls ir,aeis-.c
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BRAZILIAN OIL,
R. R E N N + R S
BRAZILIAN OIL.
Let the a. 6Rietsd EVsryDhsys Try Il and Re-
lUdrd II according to its Merit.

The proprietor Is fully that the land is i e
repletion with lniments, embrocatiOns rubffcients
&c, and each mig nj we suppose was either the Mol
ly OF Egypt, or the CathOlicon OF Greece brought
forth from the ieaden temple Of Medical Science by
the magic power Ofan Oermastering mind. so truly
wondrous are their operations on paper.
offer mine. Shall tell you that il is the best
what nOsrum yender that has not mouthcd that word
again and again till i is worn smoother than the
er ROLLING pebble N The brook. Then what shall I
say II, you to TRY IT. Getyuu faith by the good
works which il perlOrmeth. Believe, when you bel
and see, and ReJolcc when il hath made yuU WhHafi
ouer you no medicine which hav9 not proved By
long years OF trial in private practice, and nsne
but what you shall esteem Better Friend BY be-
ing often met in the sick room. Tha Brazilian O.
viii cure rheumatism, both acute and chronic
scrofulous SWellings, partially anchylosea joints .
soar rthruat, Quinsy, Neuralgia, Chronic Enlarge
ments Of tho joints. Strains, Bruises, Lame Backs
and Ag9e in the Breast, with RApIDITY and
CEkIAlhI1 unknown 10 any other embroca hon 10
use and in many where all other euelieg ID "
failed. For sale by z. s. W. RICHARDSON, No "a
Detr0it-St., Cleveland, D. 80
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True AS PREAcHINa.-It wasa favOrite re-
mark Of H. v. Beecher that clothes do not
make the man, yet a man looks much better
for being dressed up. He is supposed to
have had his eye upon the capital tailor
MoOyET, on the south side of Public Square,
who improves the appearance Of his custom
era amazingly. Mr.. Mooney has just re-
turned from New York with large stock of
the latest and most fashionable patterns. He
has some splendid styles of vests, pants &c.
Give him a call
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FTRE.-AbOut five o'clock yesterday after
noon Ere was discovered in the stable n,
Geo. Mygatt, Esq, on Division Alley. be-
tween Hamilton and Lake streets. The STA
bic was consumed and small dwelling ad-
joining greatly damaged before the srs 10,
Subdued- The dwelling was oceuDies bv
Mrs. Romelia Folsom. She saved her fB-ni
ture. The house belongs to samuel Raid
win, Esq, and the damages arc covered bv
insurance. There is an insurance Of 500 on
the barn.
There is good evidence for believing that
the barn vas set on FIRE BY boys, whose names
are known, and who are doubtless arrested
ere this. They made, it is believed. two at
tsmPts to set IRE to the barn Of Mr.. IL.
Smith, adjoining, last week They should
be made severe examples of if guilty.