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The situation at CnmBerlaldT CAP.

GANeN-tASA ~ CuAatDSA 49,
The Cincinnati Gazette has letters from
Cumberland Gap, to the Goth August.
These furnish the latest intelligence from
that quarter. No serious demonstration
had been made against General Morgan
His troops were on half ratiOns. This was
a precautionary measure, He had pro-
visions for fifty days. The most impOrt-.
ant item of information, is the eintimation
that the rebels in front had been with
drawn. This corresponds with private
adviees received. from other sources.
The impression is that the rebels have
been Withdrawn, marched into Kentucky
through Wilson's Gap, and Joined Kirby
Smith. If SO, the latter will probably be
able to muster a force of $4,000 or $4,000
men. This may be still farther increased
by the re-enfOrcements frOm=Kaoxville:
Prompt and vigorous measures will be
necessary on the Union side to=meet and
drive back this invading army, and to re-
lieve the garrison at the Gap. tss.ifs
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Ths ereaI BartIes Of vlrslnia.

Haai - The battles which commenced on the cas-
tern Virginia field at Cedar Mountain, are
yet in their bloody progress sigel lwasin
s-S- front on Thursday, and drove back the rear
guard of jackson army, 10000 strong. On
---- Friday, sigsl was still in front with Milroy
sohenek shurz and steinwebr under him.
BE fought bravely and drove the rebels
szs- two miles They then drove the Federais
back one mile, SO that our army rested one
mile further in the advance than it started
fas sos inthe morning On Saturday sigel was
-E49 e in the reserve and Heintzeiman and Porter
Of MoCIsIlahs army, and Mcdowell and
Banks went into the fight Porter's men
stood up brayely to the work for a time
us % but at length fell back and communicated
panic to the reserves who retreated in
Hla disorder our whole force retreatng across
Bull Run. OF Sundays fighting we have
"a. sa nothing definite asyet dispatch speaks
Of fEaaks having been cut off, but where
zao--iI5ha he is ae do not know. 1t was supposed
rsosR that the whole rebel army had united for
a terrible battle. Mcclellan, Burnside
and Pope had joined their forces and were
elr.5 confident Of success.
Gen. schenek was struck by MIME
si5 ball in the right wrist, and the will
probably have to be amputated. Colonel
Fletcher Webster, son of Daniel Webster
GAoafziH was fatally wounded and taken prisoner.
sia Il Colonel FarnsWorb, of the Illinois cavalry
- -4' was wounded. Colonel Roberts, Of the
End Michigan, the successor of, Colonel
Wilcox, was killed.
Last nights dispatches say that Pope has
----z---take seventeen thousand prisoners in the
dHI go series Of engagements, the greater part of
whom he parOled on the spot not having
sVGd f3l facilities for taking care Of them,
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] = uttl laaEE
Breckinridge Threatens to R aIse the Black
lI Flag---CeL'H, p Paine's Reply, ysis
On the. 14th of August, Gen. BtebEin-
ridge addressed note to the commanding
Ofioer of the United States forces at Baton
Rouge, saying that in consequence of al
legged Outrages on the part of the Federals
which they {the Rebels) regarded as VIC
lations Of the usages of civilized warfare
if these were continued, they would
raise the black flag, "and neither give nor
ask quarter" To this Communication,
Col. Hslbert E. Paine, commanding the
Federals. sent the following reply 500 !
HEADQUARTERS UNITED. STATES Forces. :
BATON RoBGE, Aug. IA, 1862. I
GENERALi In reply to your communica-
tion Of this date, l have the honor to make
the following statement: l--oassT L.
None of the acts therein referred to have
been committed, 70 my knowleageiiin- this
part of the United States, under tho order
of our officers.
No. private houses have been wantonly
burned Since your attack of the 9th inst
disclosed your purpose to drive this army
from the public properly. Of the United
States, / have determined to adopt such
measures as will enable me, in strict ac-
cordanee with the laws of civilized war.
fare, to maintain my present position. The
accomplishment Of this purpose compels
me reluctantly to burn a small number Of
houses, including those of the United States
Government and of private persoHsl While
it is not impossible that, through mistake,
injustice may have been done in indiyidu-
al cases, and although fAes7igilanee of Of
ficers may not always snffiee;to prevent
wrong on the part of subordinates, yet /
believe that no unarmed citizen has been
seized or carried into imprisonment upon
false or frivolous pretexts. No negro
slaves have been armed against you in this
Department. | have no information re-
specting the order alleged to have been is.
sued to the Mayor Of Bayou Sara. rS b5fI
In future shall permit no wanton de-
structiQn of privrte property, : ] shall per-
NIT no unarmed citizens to be seized upon
false. or frivolous pretexts.l i shall not arm
negroes unless in accordance with the laws
of the United States. -iI
But l am informed that a corps of blacks
IOuGnI dgd4usL US IN inc DdtLke OF fbdIOn
Rouge, and that our Pickets were found
tied to trees, shot through the head. And
am sorry to remind you that a most bar
barous system Of guerrilla warfare is au-
thorized by your officers and praoticed bye
your men in this department. While we
saved your drowning men at Memphis,
you shot ours at White River / am in
formed, too, that occasionally you have
raised the black flag at the commencement
of an action. Nevertheless, shall never
raise the black flag, which all civilized ma
tiOns abhor; but ! shall try to maintain
the flag which you have so often promised
to defend Your obedient servant, dila
HALBERT E. PAINE d
Colonel Commanding U, s. Forces.
Major General JoHg'D. BRKCK1ERIDGE,
y. ,, A. .4., .r.. ...i .s..s .I-4 -sgTa t-s
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No SOLDIER should leave isr the seat ON
without q supply. look to It that your friendsh
army are furnished wish Eh8b has bees proved
most eincae1ous di4i1fsctant IN use.
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The New York Tribune. in commenting
upon the letter Of Secretary Seward TO
Minister Adams, and to which the lately
published letter Of Earl Russell was re-
ply, declares that the slgnifeance of Mr..
Stewards letter lies in the intimation that
if we do not otherwise succeed in putting
down the rebellion, we will not hesitate to
enlist the whole slave population of the
'S5uth as armed eombatants on our side.
A Washington Dispatch says that aside
from Seward letter, and from the TTlb-
uneis Interpolation of it, there are other
fiets that warrant the belief that the A6E
ministratiOn has been deliberating on the
probability of adopting such course as
would ultimately result, unless the rebels
speedily lay down their arms and sought
for an amnesty, in the most fearful ser
vile insurrection the world has ever
eelA 8aH3TIq agF E0aE I'D
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ll.aalaesuFsd. anaat G wB5lsaala, at tsa
Western Reserre. Elabaratlr

ti ar By a. B. 'EFsREff, Chemist,
D. No. 3lB St. Olair.st. Cleveland, Ohh
Sae-soEBBT AL FHk PRhefPki DaUsa1s1s -
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Ia AMERICAN WATCHES Ia.
FOR sohDIERsI
At Reduced Prices. zr-.
AMERICAN WITCHES for AMERICANS.

Z f7 hfHsa
e --aYl a4 ia
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Neero Resin,ent...

A Washington dispatch says that the.
Secretary Of War has made the positive
statement that the negro regiments in. Kan
sas viii not be accepted in the United
States service: srfii5z ~
"The idea has been that while these and
other similar regiments win NOT be for
mally accepted, they viii nevertheless get
to render. services. His reAfsa4
to accept them formally win be d d.c5neesL
sion to the Border State brethren; the
practically employing them concession to
the radicals u j II 49,. '' /,
New Yerlt Fribune Omce Closed By then:
- Hl...- poffoa--.et.. SIS 1st5 its -1iti
N~eeii -lif 10 s75I nfi
a Philadelphia dispatch says that the
Office of the New York Tribune has been
taken possession of by the police, 5iuaconse-
quenee of some "horfibls rumor,i-L- What
that may be, we ennnOt conceive, as the
Geographic quotations frbm the Tribune
has contained no ahorrible rumor'' that we
have discovered ,ars tfg r5n
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IMPoRTsNT POaFEMALEs.
nR nn EEeEM Sc pIILs


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tbs combination Of insr5diehtA in these Pilhrs
The result Of along 4Bd extensive Practice. TheIs
mild In their operation and clrtain in correctlul
Irregularities, painful asenstTuatlon, removing Al
strueti0nsi WhetherHom cold or 6thsrwiss, haadah
pain in ihe Palpitation OF the hosrt, whites
nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain in
back AID limbs, tc.i disturbed sleep, which aIia
irom intsfTuption ei5Hatsdg5 lDio1
Dr. eCHEEsEEIAE'sf PILLS
was the commencement 0f a new era in the trasJno
Of those irrsg gHlaritiss aad obstFhctors, which ia
Consigned 30 many 10 a premature grave. No fsnS
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, a
Ehenster an obstruction takes place the E5asz
health begins to decline.
DR. feHE EEsEM ans PILLS
are ths most eGsctUl remedy ever known for all col
plants peculiar to Females, To ali classes they Z
Invaluable, inUudng with certainty, periodical re
nlarity They are known tocfh0usands, who hs
used them, at different psriods throughout the COT
try having the sanction OF some OF the most smine
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should
Be used with each Box The FFies, 500 ~
containing from 50 to 50 PilI4.
Pills sent by mail, promptly bs remitting to
RroPristor. Sold By Druggists generally.
R. B, HOTCHINGs, Proprietor.
% Cedar-st., New yszk
Sg- Sold Eholssals aud Rstail in Cleveland
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG. hr1r- aPrIi;sovR2
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A FRIEND IN EEED-TRY 1T.

A FRIEND IN HEED-TRY IT.
DR.. Sweets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is Trtla.
from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, OF CounoaiC
the great bono setter, and has been used in bis pr
tice for the last twenty years with the most asteni
ing success. As an external romedy it Is withou
rival, and viii alleviate pain mote speedily than
other preparation. For all Kheumatic and Nefy
Disorders il Is truly inlalfble, and ss u curative
healing and powerful strungt hcninH prUpensities,
cite the lust wonder and astonishment Of al who
ever given Il a triaE Over four hundred certidc
Of femarkabie cures performed byit within the
tive years, attest to this fact. Strong & Armsro
Agents for ClsFslaHds desl0al5sOWdt#'R.
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How Volunteering Effects the Elections.
limitations given some days ago,of the
danger Of the Democracy carrying the cleo
tions in many strong Republican districts
through the Republicans having Yolun-
teered so freely areE proved by ac-
counts from all quarters. A Congressional
District of the West has been mentioned
by Q prominent lpohd6isn here-to=daY,
where the Republican maiorityis ustialiy
two to three Thousand, IN Rhich fears are
nov EXPRESSED Of the Jelsction of peace
Democrat The soouers the draft is sapphsd
the sooner danger Of this kind wi III Be pre-
vented from inereasing g.ZF asSiagton Bis4i
pate6 to GdSeag0 ZFS6iSS. r i '''''t '''' ''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-02

N the midst Of Ibe military fever which
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-02

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gives no
tice that they have lately issued new style Of watch
expressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire
good Watch at moderate price. These Watches
are intended 70 displace the worthless cheap Watch
Is Of British aud Swiss manufacture, With which the
country is flooded and which were never expected to
keep time whan they were made, being refuse manu-
fetures sent to this country, because uaalsabls
home, and used here only for gooEEYISe and swIND-
LING purposes.J eHis
We offer to sell our Watch, which Is Of THE MOST
sUBsTANTIAL LMAEUFACTURE an ACCURATE
and DURABLE TIME KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Cases, Hunting pattern, at as low price as is
asked for the trashy AEeREs and LEPNEs Of foreign
make, already referred to.
We have named the new series Of Watches. WI
ELLEBY. Boston, Mass, vhiehnama wiil be found
on tho plate ofe7erg Watch Of this manufacture, and
Is one Of our trade marks,
Sold b. all respectable Jewellers in tha loyal States
Wholesale orders should be addressed to ..
H-.-e ROBBINS IL APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
septI:iO7s ls3 Broadway, New York.
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Rasbinpton citr- j. pfInlder gtlict militaEy

Washington City is under. strict military
ruls. Crossing The Potomac is to be posi-
& Eely f5rBldien, and an order is to be Is
=saea prohibiting the sale Of liquor under
any circumstances, or IN. any way, in.
Washington except upon Surgeons pre-
ssriptions. What viii the officers do ct
WIlagdEf l3gasa 2
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All tnls IS uouDtless conclusive OF "A
first proposition. ca further says there
are many able men in the Nineteenth Dis
trict, to which assent most cordially, and
simply add that one will doubtless be Sc
lected by the people as their representa-
tive in Congress, notwithstanding the
apuffng and blowing of "A'' for his can
didate. Gen. Cox is referred to by IA p
OF him we are justly proud; we admire
alike his abilities andtHirtues, and shall be
most ready and happy to bear testimony
thereof when the time shall be propitious
but that his character should be made
available by "A'' for his favorite, is.a mat
ter to which the intelligence of this people
extendeth not c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-02

Thus you will find, that from ninety-6ve
men to a company, who were capable Of
performing duty when the regiment was
in Cleveland, only fOrty-fve out Of the
ninety-fVe remain This report will give
you at least an idea of our condition, if
not a perfect knowledge.
For the qualification of your readers,
many of whom are deeply interested in our
welfare, I will give you the name of each
deceased member Of the once noble regi-
ment, dating up to the present time But
before this reaches you, many others, now
PROSTATE with disease, will have been laid
by the sides Of those already gone, where
no qreyeille9 z will disturb their peaceful
slumberings.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
IN eRAEITY, MAaNETIsM.

IFAAN UlsAfAI4s MAGNEIlSM-
These ara no iimss i0r any ytning bul facts An a.
length fact is known in medicine; It is thistb,t
pain 10 srelieVed and disease cured By
PUHGATION WITH BRAHDRETHs Pills
This is asnuch ftet in medicine as that the ~,
ne "a fact in asfigatonsgg fas gravity is fsets
astronomy, or that Light is but heat rarifed. bs
which Piece Ct glass CRU eehdsnse into heat s-,iT
But the great fact Of the present day is that
BRANBRRTHs PILLS
invariably open the bowels, and that ali the humo,
which cause pain are eontrdisd by natural affinity
this GREAf AEnfcISe,
fhP0RTANrTO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER An
AGUE DISTRICTS.
AF. John Pudney, Springfield. Union County, N,v
Jersyi has used Brandrefh . Vegetable Universal PM
for ffieea Years in bis family, and for all his hand1
IN which time these Pills have sared thsm Of Bilios
affections, Heaiache, Rheumdtisn, Fever and Age,
Mea9les, Whooping eoush and in fact all the dsas.
es TO which alsrge hmy is occasionally sub ect He
says he has never known them te fail and vii b
pleased to give hls testimony At all times in vrOf
Brandrsths Pills.
Lsisnedl 55IN PUDEFY
SPRINGFIELD, UHiOn Co., NJ
All enquiries iIaHsdlss4Iys answered By addra.
Or. Brandrsth, New York
naasN New style Of Brandroth Pills at the sol
zao supsrior-st.
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CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ARE INVITED TO CALLAF
mrs. GHERMAE'S
NEW YORK SKIRT FACTORK
No! 70 PUBLIC SQUARE, 6West Side, ). three doors
from the Court House, Cleveland Ohio, T..
ST .t5f AND EXAMINE HER
NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.

LADIES!-Have you been wearing Skirt that
hss been continually rppfng e, or the cord tape slip
ng On the SPRING or the steel breaking to pieces,
bending out Of shape and by these means destroying
fe sci and comfort Of YOUR entire dress If you have
siereG from the above, and would be forever rid Of
an such annOyances, -eau al Mrs.t shermans Skirt
Factory and Sales -Room No. Ig Public Squares and
pfocure ono Of her zrs.1l VI Il r.e- j.
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FOR CONGRESS. H7II9il

Judges r. P. SPALDING IL a candidate, subject to
the decision Of the Union ConYention.aH ausqdl
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NEW pATENT SKIRTs.

& CAUTION. Ladies are cautioned against the pu-
meTous limitations ofour Skirts, for sale By the Cor
sef Dry Goods and Fancy Stores In many cases they
are sold as our Genuine Patent skis Is, but worth
Ieas shapeless trash made 10 se at auction and not
to wear. One 81 Mfs. SheFman's Patent Skirts ia
worth at least twelve Of any other In use. Weak but
a trial, and We are sure OF your future PATRONAGE
~ We defy comp stitioA IN PRICE and QUALITY
T - COmpstent SalaswomeB always in afiendanie
at the ealesroonns, I9 PUBLIC sQUABE, UleVelena5
Ohio. 1861 - e aisj1 2il auBA
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E.5+ +-4ts
FOR CONGRESS.

Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, Of Lake County,
will be candidate for Congress before the Union
Convention. = sept2
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NIns.sennth s.r.sssionaI D,..rle...


EDS. LEADER "A correspondent, "a 2
in the Daily Cleveland Herald, of the 18th
inst, states in reply to q B,' Of the day
previous, that Hthe people of the Nine
teenth Congressional District are anintel-
ligent and appreoiative people, and any
amount Of putting and blowing q a.particu-
lar candidate, outside orinside the District
I will not be aptto influence their Judgment
to the truth of which IpropOse in no man
ner TO take issue, but rather bear evidence
thereto. In the succeeding paragraph, how
ever, "a, forgetting the truth before enun-
Ciated, and moved by zeal for his favorite;
Mr. Hutchins, proceeds to portray him at
length, tells of his faitbfulness and excel.
lencies, how well the peoplelOf the old dis
trict (Twentieth) are satisfied with his
course, praises his ability 1auds the char
acter of his speeches; and instructs the
people Of their duties in the premises, dd
infnitun, to all which the Aels of the people
afford the most conclusive reply. AT the
primary meeting in this place, now just
terminated, held to elect delegatestO attend
the Congressional Convention which is to
meet at Garrettsville on Tuesday next the
people manifested their satisfaction with
the present incumbent, and their appreeia-
ton of the man who could run steamboat
by night and whip rebels by day, by the
following decisive vote: I..r5
For Delegates favorable to the nomination Of
J. A. Carmel gSb
For Delegates favorable to the nomination Of .'
John Hutchins I44
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LOST, WANTS q FOUND.

INAKBN-FRoM MY Room, AT Mr..
Stephens Hotel, Berea, Ohio, on Sunday, Aug
2lth. pair Of SUSPENDER5, with Fire Badge Of
Brooklyn, n, y. Department, No. 1864, pinned on
them. Two Dollars reward VIII be paid for the
B9dge il returned to the abeve Hotel or Il the Badge
is iound on any hewl be dealt with according 10
law. -iLi -D----a h. ). WOOD,
5eptl:3t Owner.
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lIsINFEeTANT, BLAcKING, I
AMRRTCAN RLACKTNG.

~. For sale Wholesale at the Msuufaetury, \
st. Clair ST., Cleveland, Ohio
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PURE aPARAFFIN.

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GiaiF-st. OleyelsEld, Ohio. M
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