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To Messrs. WIN. KNABE TO-, Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and Improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos which in my opinion, rank among the
very best In the country. NJ. STRAK0SOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-30
PIANOS.
PIANOS.

HI. p. c.ir.t'. n hand large assortment Of
Z | A n 0 S,
From the celebrated Inanulactory of WIN. KNABE
4 CO., Baltimore These Pianos have the full iron
Frame oyerstrung bass, and all the latest improve
ments and for volume and eyenness tone easy and
agreeable action, durability and nish are superior
70 any other manufacture. All intending to get a
Piano. should not fail to see these instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-30

Aug. 26th 4lO.
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1I1 superior street, cleveland.
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SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER.

In calling the attention Of Physicians to the KIN
pire Spring Water, the Proprietor wishes 70 direct
particular attention to the
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HARDWARE,

WOOL TWINE, BROWN DO.
w Rope, C0rdAges &C. .,o,....
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FOR SALE or Rent.

EOR SALE CHEAP-A I2-HoRsF
Power Engine and Boiler. only Iissd 8 month";
Can be seen at the Globe Iron Works. For narlfcu-
land. ohio aurqQsffS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-30

J. W. H.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

ST. 1oHSs, N, y, July 81, 1882
rhe steamer Citv OK New Yo'k. from New York for
ttecrttol, was loascoi or Capo Rwc at tioDP Nm
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

Landing' p the every trip loaded with soldiers
from different regiments returning 20 duty. Some Of
them have been away sick, others new recruits.
The health officers have made thorough inspection
to-day OF all dwellings, stores and places business at
Old Point Comfort giving the proprietors and occupants
notice that they must be in readiness tomorrow
other Inspection that will justify the officers in making
thorough report for neaness and cleanliness This is
good movement and one We rejoiced to The
health Of the place demands that IL be thoroughly
red out, there being large number Of inhabitants for
so small compass.
The rebels last evening attempted capture schooner
which was lying at anchor above Tarrison's Landing,
but were foed In the attempt. They over in two
boats from the opposite Shore and discovered and
fred into, when they beat hasty retreat After firing
SINE half dozen shots twelve TO fifteen shots
were fired at them, with what effect is no. known.
The new Merrmac is daily expected down the river.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

IINt NNAfT, august IT IcVz
war meeting held hero Last night which was an
immense AFFAIR." Business wns generally suspended after
four O'Clock in the afternoon There was speaking from
three stands. Tho speakers Governor Morton, Co
neral wallace, Lieutenant Governor Fisko and many
.,hors several bands OF music display Of fireworks
and ,c ringing Of the bells tho Fire Department en-
liyened the occasion.
Resolutions wore adopted declaring that we win sust In
the government in more vigorous o. tne war
ss.arrwhere; expressing unaerabe opposition 70 com
rs,sa with traitors, aud that we will resist hostile
.,ra,gn nteryentien.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Tho Blockade OF Mobile Rum by the
Steamer Cuba-Rebcl Troops on the Mis-
sissippt-Rosignation OF Gen. Toombs,
&C., SC.
CAIRo, August I, 1862.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 2sth ult. contains Mobile
dispatches, announcing that the steamer Cuba the
blockade or that port the 2sth. She brought full
cargo OF arms annunition medicines blankets The
same paper edtoray announces the occupation Grand
Junction by the rebel forces on the 25th.
despatch from Chattanooga says that tho fsderas
evncng greatest activity. and evidently prepap
ing movement. Trains OF have arrived
At Bridgeport, loaded with shells and ammunition.
The jackson xsisIpidn says II is authorized to state
that sufficient force has been to the Mississippi
river protect the people Of the river counties from tho
INVADERS.
The Columbus tGa.) TINES learns that General Toombs
has resigned.
The Mobile ycs says that division Of the Tupclo
army has been ordered eaiward and expected In Mo-
bile soon.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
IMPORTANT FROM PORT ROYAL.
~~~~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~
Arrival of the Steam TRANS
port Mcclellan.
~~~~~
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
s~~~-~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~o~S
TWO RAMS Bull DING IN THAT PORT.
Immense Efforts of the Rebels to
Rush Troops into Virginia.
Eleven Additional Regiments Left
South Carolina for Richmond.
Success Of the Rebels in Running
the Blockade
&e., DC, &A.
TWO RAMS BUILDING IN THAT PORT.

fhs United States steamer Mcclellan, Captain Grey
frem Hilton Head 3 O., At Ave P. NJ Goth uls. arrived
at this port last evening.
She brings the following named passengers
Brigadier General H. G. Wright and two servants Or
F. NJ. Heiser Captain G. w Foster, Captain II r. Good
rich, Captain A. Keith Captain j. NJ Rice, Lieutenant j.
l.. Hayden and servant, Lieutenant H. W H4bbel, Colo
mel J. w. Hawley, Conneceut Seventh, and servant;
Lieutenant s. 8. Atwel Colonel Brown, Third regiment
Rhode Island, and servant; Major Smith, Third New
Ham gshre and servant T. b. Bramord, United States
Army Mr.. Brady and friend, T. s. Harris and servant
Captain Cannon, Of steamer Delaware; MAJOR A. De
Agreda, OF General Be- hams staff; Lieutenant Bowen
and servant, Captain Bardollar, United States Army;
Lieutenant niller United States Army; Dr. ii. NJ Field,
Captain Crowel, United States Army Mr. Caryo, Ralph
1rembiy, Jr., and sixty niue IN the third cabin.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
The Bogus Iron-Clad Rebel Gunbonts.
A. 4 iacn

The despatch published today giving the rebel rumor
that ten clad gnboas had arrived from England a,
Mobile broken the blockade and opened the port, Is
laughed at by the officials OF the Navy and War DO.
prtments No suspicious vessel leave the shores Of
Great Britain without government fully apprscd
nj liz fntk
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
Enrolmcnt OF the p,nasyivan,a Militia.

Tho AGGtant Gvusra has Issued circular 10 the
JoaBiy Commissioners 10 return 10 his hcagmrcra tire
oarclcnt Of the militia of The several CONT % hooo
the 10Th Of August, 20 to b. prepared 70 Daset ANY
smcsi isacy.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
war Meeting in Philadelphia.

!,
Twelve war meetings will be held In this city, com.
mencng next week. with grand German demonstration,
to bo followed by others In different parts Of the city L
Is not probable owing to the immense enthusiasm among
our people that draft viii have 70 be resorted 70 -
,rosont In thisPytate.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

FOfIHEsS MUNKuE, july JI, Is02.
The steamer Georgia arrived at Fortress Monroe at
o'clock this morning. She Is from Washington,
d. c. and board oye hundred rebel prisoners.
Captain Higgins Of the Eighty. New York rcrincnt
is IN charge u them. They are at anchor Just
above Tie fort, having reserved orders 10 hsrc
til Tomorrow.
Tie mail steamers between this place and HarrsoI,s
The New York herald., 1862-08-02
RccruttIng in IiIinois.

SFIINVFIFLU, NtSUBt Tuu1s
The Aduian General has ssacd msiructons y County
~ ay tha, tho Asses viii finnish without de-
lay l,ss o all abls bodied men, between Is aud t5 iseo
H. ttt.tagy duty.
The New York herald., 1862-08-02

PuuaDEiruiA, August !. 1s62
The steamers Atlantic aud Mcrrmao passed the break
water this morning with rebel prisoners from Fort Della.
ware for Fortress Monroe.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11

escaped slave commits on his master. 1t is an
extract from Kentucky correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Tgmes;
The datkics Of secession masters still continue
to flock into camp. There is in camp here n
regular witty darkie, who formerly belonged to
a Mr.. Duncan, now in the rebel army. This
negro can read and wrtc--in fact he is very
well educated man. Yesterday some Kentuck-
ians who had lost several slaves, had posted up
around the encampment zone hundred dollars
reward. Ran away from the subscriber, my
man Bob, sc.
Jim Duncan--as the boys call him-soon after
issued the following and placed it beside the
other 'ddpy';
$50 CENTS REWARD"
Gran away from dis chile, and 'leil him
all alone TO take care of himself after | don
worked twenty six years faithfully for him,
''MY MAssA, BILL DUNCAN"
''Alassa Bill is supposed to have done gone of
wild de seceshers, for to hunt for his rights, and
l spec he don got lost Any person "turnin"
him 10 me, SO that he can take care OF meas he
alters snid 'Nigga couldn't take care OF himself
will be obliged to dis chile.
an. B.-Persons huntin' for him please look
in all dc 'ldsI dhches, as often heerl him talk
about goin into the diem business.
Specially submitted, JIa"
This ''poster" created great deal of mer-
rinent in camp, while the Kentucky reidents
who came across it thought Jim a mighty "sassy
niger
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
lie LIEs

The editor Of the Gazette lies vben 10
says ne Union men crowded the window Of
Inc 4th ward poll and thereby prevented the
secession sympathisers from voting. Be-
tween half past four o'clock and Eve The has.
sage to the window was entirely clear apd
for several minutes at time there woro No
persons around the poll but the window
committees. Everybody had fair chance
to vote, as hundreds of lockers gu can testi-
~. II the lokies were afraid of the "bayo-
nets' let them charge it to their own guilty
Gonscienees and not to the Union men,
Loyal men were rather pleased than other
wise at the appearance Of the troops but
The Iocofoeo-seeeshers didn't like their pres
ence there at all.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11

remain in New York or Philadelphia, SO lar as
ny army is concerned. / Immediately called
Gen. Meigs attention To this apparent neglect OF
his department
On the 35th Of October, he reported as the
result of his investigation that 1880 PAIRS Of
boots aud shoes lad been received by the quar-
tetmaster of AIcClellan's army Mt Ilarpers Ferry,
Frederick, and liagerstown, Twenty thousand
pairs were a, IIarper's Ferry Depot on 21,t, and
that ten thousand more were On their way, aud
fifteen thousand more had been ordrci.
Colonel Ipgas, aid-dc camp and chief Of staff
to General Mcclellan, ielegraphed GU the 18th
Ms follows "The suffering for want Of clothing
is exaggerated, | think, and certainly might
have been avoided by timely acquisitions by the
rfgmental and brigade commnuders.n On the
2ith OF October he teesraplcl to Qaarternaster
General Nleigs that the clothing was not detained
in the cars NJ the depot. .Such complaints are
greundless The fact is the clothing arrives and
is issued, but more il s,il wanted. hare of-
dered mare t6aa w7pid seem necessary from day
data furnished ne aud teg to remind you that
you have always wy prompt y met my requisi-
tons. As far as clothing 10 coneernej our de-
rartmept is not NJ fault. Ii provides as soon as
due notice is given. can forsee no time when
an army Of over 100, 900 men will not call for
clothing and other articles"
lu regard 10 General McCelnn's means OF
promptly communicating the wants of his army
to me, or TO the proper bureaus of the War DE.
partment report that, in addition to the or
dinary mills he has been tn hourly communication
'eiM Washington By riegrqi.
Il is due to General Meigs that / shonll sub
init herewith copy Of a lclceras received hy
him from General Mcclellan. u
Very respectfully, your cSedieut seryaut,
II, W. llAILEcK General in Chief.
IRON MctELLAS's HEADQUARTERS aRlGA-
DER GENERAL MILO.
Your despatch dl this ,iate i- received have
never intended, in any letter or despatch, To
make my accusation against louleeif OF yoni
Department ior ant furnishing or forwarding /
Clothing as rapidly as ii was possible lor you 10 |
Do So te'stre dtVgNmq has tssg doAe Mat .
ronid be dons IN tbs ytY.ct The idea that /
have tried to convey Va, TINT certain portions Of
the command we're without clothing, and tia.
lhe army would not move until it was supplied
a. Il. McClrLLAs,
Major General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
THANKSGIVING DAY
pNOCLAMATION.
BY MS ENcELLENcY, WILLIAM BURTON, uoVERNC
az 1HE STATE OF DELAWARE

BY MS ENcRLLENcf, WILLIAM nuRroN, GOVERNOR
az TuE sTATg on DELAWARE.
The duty ofa Christian people and the oh,
servance Of long established custom, alike de-
mani that n day Of thanksgiving and prhise he
set apart 10 Almighty God for His wonderful
goodness and mercy extended to us during the
past year.
Although our national calamities have been
great, and brethren uf once happy and united
country have been nrrayed in deadly strife
against each other, whereby gloom, and sorrow,
and mourning, have saddened many hearts and
darkened many hearthstones yet We Of Della.
ware through His Divine goodness. hive heen
spared the drcad ravnges of war. While many
Of our sister States have experienced the terrible
eileci of liis christening hand in funishmen, Of
our manifold sing aud wlckedne4s, He has
graciously shielded us from Invasion from With
out and commissions within. Visible and mani
Test are the blessings which lie has lavishly
bestowed upon us during the year now an
proachiug is close. lie has blessed us with
sunshine and with rain. lie has continued 10 ns
the inesllmahie enioymenls Of good health and
sound reason lie has spared rs from disease,
peSiilencc and fnmine. lie has buuutifully re-
warded the Industry of the husbaudmaa aud
caused the earth TO hrng forth her richest fruits
storing our garners aud hiling the land with
plenty He has projected our insiiiut ons of
learning aud religion; prosperel the arts and
sciences, and repaid the labors of the mechanic
and workingman.
ln view Of these aud countless other manfes-
taiions of His loving kindnesa so graoiously
vouchsafcd INTO u.s. and in grateful recognition
thereof, ], WILLIAM BuRroN, Governor Of the
state of Delaware, do hereby appoint THURS
DAY, THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER next.
as "A day Of Public Thanksgiving and Praise to
Almighty God, and do earnestly request. that
the people OF this State will on that day, abstain
from their usual vocations, and assembling in
their accustomed places of public worship, unite
IN fergent prayers of Thanksgiving and praise to
the Giver of NIL good aud perfect gifts, aud
especially, that with hum lie and contrte hearts
they devoutly beseech Him to restore speedy
and honorable pence to our distracted country.
In testimony whereof have hereto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal Of the State of
Delaware to be affixed.
Done Mt Dover, this twenty ninth day of
October in the year of cur Lord one
IT,. 81 thousand eight hundred and sixty-two
and in the eighty-sevenlh year Of tbe
Independence OF said State
WILLIAM BURTON.
By the Governor,
EDWARD RIDGELY,
Secretary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11

asphemeu4 ditiy with the same equauimity, not
!eHih'ns ia their minds any clear distinction be
'ween 'hem' lcur writing must he sumething
very wonderful indeed before they Distinguish
u from ether 'copy, except by the goodness or
nadness Of the hand. A State paper which all
the world is mad TO kuow about, IL quite safe in
printing office and they will set up what il
here set down OF them without noticine that il
refers to ihemsclves. 1t is said that this stole
lpulhercnce Is wonderful provision for the pre-
servat'cn Of the purity of literature, and Tint
were compostOrs 10 think with the author under
he 'siick, they might make. dire havoc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
Senator Cameron'a Return.
THE REBELS PLANNING AN
AfTACk.
European Sympathy ior the Rebels In
ereaslng.

Among ihe pa=seneers ls lbr Scotia, ii lion
Simon Cameron, the United ststs Minister ts
Russia, who returns home ona futloueh Nh
Camefon's future n,oNemeHts ale undecided he
is however, yet car Minister t. Russia, moi
having resigned that position. lie leaves in q
day or two for Washington
Mr Cameron says tha.i The Russian nation Is
as irienliy 70 US a3 it has heen LitAcrta Tho
Car and Imperial family received him with
great ceurtesy ani oorIlnlty, Mr. Bayari Tay.
lor is at present in charge u the American de-.
gaton Vt s.. Petersburg
The feeling IN Earspe i described by MIR.
Cameron as strongly sgoring Of intervention,
ana this feel ~ i iapiiiy Increasing. IN conse
qaenee the continued inactivity of the Federal
arms Ia England i b. Thought huweyrr t6At
nonciire Intervention wilmkc plaic unt Paflia.
meat meets. 1Ae success or fuluce ol tic prs-
lent campaign Will probably, dccil, Tie matter; :;
aad ouly dee.l'd victories ca onr side will di.pel
the iiea, nj lis opinion.
1t is generally understood in Eugland that a
rebel naval attack on our Atlantic cities is in
preparation. Three mmcnse iron.cad steam
building ia English snip5nrls, ami with these i
is supposed tic rebels will attach our Northern
cities They have M especial desire to make a
dash at New York, and even il the enterprise
were but partially successful, the prcsenee of
rebel war vessels in New York harbor, if only
Tor single hoar. would have great effect
abroad
There is a Secession club in Liverpool, num-
bering nearly three hundred membets, who pro-
vde funds 10 furnish vessels to ruu our block
ale No individual member Of this society is
allowed to know what my other member
contributes.
The sympathy for the rebels in Europe is daily
Increasing, and the delay in Federal advance
is interpreted as tacit admission Of our inabil
ity to cope with tine enemy.
MIR Cameron thinks that the fotiilcationp of
New York should be al ouce attended to, and is
surprised that the danger Of an attack on TINT
city is not more fully appreciated
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
= . =
DIED.

wALToN-oe the 9th inst, WILLIAM G. WAL
TON, sou Of c J. Walton, aged II months and
70 daya. The relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence of his father No.
2la West Fourth Street, Tuesday afternoon
the 1lth inst, Mt . O'Clock, to proceed 10
Friends Durrying Ground
SuDLER-Un Saturday, Nov. sih, Miss SALLiE
b. SupLER, aged Go years, Her friends and
those Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her
nephew, Joseph +. Suder, No $50 Jefferson
81. on Thursday the 18th Mt J ! o'clock A. NJ.
without further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
PROF. eRoBE.

The musical public will learn with pleasure
by an announcement in another column
that our fellow townsman GRoBR has opened
a Musical Ware Room in this city, 10 which
all may resort in perfect confidence that
whatever they may want in the line of music,
will be supplied them from undoubted
fonrces, by a master mind in the profession.
nne who stands at the very head aud front
Of the department Of Music in this country,
aud whose cultivated taste aud scientific
knowledge of the art have long since made
him favorte in musical circles
We congratulate the public upon this ac-
quisition Of sound, refined and thorough.
knowledge Of the science of music in this
CITY, in the person OF Professor GRoRE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A Card
wIlNlNnrcN. DEL

WlLNiSureN. DEL Nov. s, 1862
WHEREAS = pr. l.. J.. bush Dr. James +
Wilson, aud W. W. Hamilton Sureeop IL, nat.
regiment, and others Of the medical faculty. and
hlso' Messrs Ferris Bringhursi, Edward McIna1
druggists J. Morton Poole and E 4. Taylor
h-ls The citizens, aud especially the ladies If
wilmington as well as the Delaware R,lief Ass,
r'allon, having extended TO US md the invali,l
tolliers in our care, in transit from Hsrper's
feny' Va 10 Philadelphia, n so exceedingly kind
reception, having huticipated all our wants IN
ha'ing extemporized place for our refuge II ON
'Ae pi'iless snow storm Of yesterday, to which we
were exposed for Il hours, and having also sun
insu our patents With abundance Of provisions
ana assisted them in every way that kindness could
llVent, and having also assisted with them dnring
ne eHtire night past, and bounlecusly supplied
them WIN both supper aud breakfast
fnef1ofe Resolrsd, lst. That we hereby ex-
'end TO them our mos hearty Observation-Disclosures
lor ourselves aud in behalf Of our suffering soil
,i'ers aud desire TO express our high apDTec.a-
ION o' their kindness, by using the words of our
dressed saviour -" luasmuch as We did il nnts
zoe OF the least of these, We did also un,o n,s
mercy YV'"'"
Fad. That copy of the foregoing be present.
ed to the public journals of this city for publica
ti0u.
William Rockwell, L. $. A, Surgeon in CHARGE.
JOS NJ Houston, Assistant Surgeon "a Regiment
Delaware Volunteers Chas. T. Kelsey. Assist
ant Surgeon 6ith Regiment N. Y. $. Volunteers.
W. H. Longshore. Assistant Surgeon l47th Pa.
Vols. Thos Gushing, 2sth n. Y.
c. W. HErsLEy.
Chaplain, 2Sth Regiment +. v, Sec'y
Norlcf.-The committee for tie relief of the
families of Delaware Volunteers. will make the
second distribution Of the Fand on ThuraJay
next, Nov III, Mt thh city Hall, between tie
hours Of = aud II in the lnlining. aud and q in
the afternoon Those families who have pnt
MED their applications w.il do 50 in the morning.
as the committee Will not receive them in die
afternoon Papeis in the county friendly to The
eiase, VIII please copy. WM. CANBl,
nov 'n' '9pZ Chairman
NorcF The committee for The dis,ru.n,;on
II the fund Tor the fehef OF families Ct Delaware
volunteers onye concluded to extend the relief
10 the families Of members Of the ith Delaware
and Battery that aie in very necessitous cireum
stances aud will sit at the city Hall, on We'd
ne-tay next, between the hours Of o and II 4.
NJ and and afternoon, 10 receive rth-
Gates wM CANBY
Chairman
tiREMES's FAM fair ior the benefit of III,
Water Witch Fire Company. will he held in the
my Hal, commencing on Monday December
"a, and continuing for Que week The proceeds
81 the fair are 10 be devoted 10 the purchase Of
q new engine and hose carriage The Water
Witch Is one Of our oldest ard Inust efficient
companies and are reslly Ia want Of new Appara-
tns The malniainauce Of an efficient Fire ps-
parlment is essential 10 the safety Of life and
property, aud We hope oar citizens will take this
view aud literally assis, the Water Witch in tba
enterprise. to everybody I. dec2o-