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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
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PReFEss0ROF ELEorROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
0mee-lle seneca-St, few doors from Superior up
stairs. tfl II tt...Ha--lt 80. --4 E 0 :
Once hours from to u and from to O'Clock daily
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO. 4

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety of
fruit and vegetables Is groEntn great abundanee,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fyom 70 weeks earlier than thar
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton 4 st. Louis Rallroad and The Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State. Iarir4I.- .r-..fTF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
THE ORDINARY YIELD

OF Corn Is from 60to 50 bushels per aefe.s Cat!
Tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. II Is
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lcith, distance Of Sc miles On the Branch and
l47 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn s--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
OATs. RARLEY. Be. BUOKWHEAT.

And vegetables suited % The elimsts, are pFOdu-
eed in great abundance. The northern portion
of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsyivanias
while shs southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature In the State, suited 70 almSs every prOduct
Of the United stsfss lsTisa5r fsll .sI5Ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
10 ACTUAL sETTLERs.

From the unprecedented ADVANTAGES this Com
pany offers, It & not surprising thas Il should
Il IS new selling a ths rate of 5, 900 aeTsI per
Week.t The population along the llns has tTebied
In ten years, and Is nov s14 sol- The Company
sell to actual cultiTators and every contract eons
tafhs an agreements 70 culaTuie-
CITES, TOWNS, Markets, DEPOIs.
There ne Ninety-Eig Depots On he Compa-
nyis Raffoad, giving about one every seven
niles 8 Ciiies. T0uTnG and Villages gre situa1adl
a coaveuienf distances fhFoughout the Ehols
route. where eYerY desirable CONNOLLY may be
found as readily as in the Oldest cities Of ne
Union, and where buyers 'afs-to Be met for all
Efnt7 of farm produce. rfaVH t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
)LF0EL NOTloEs,TTT

NOTICE.-THE PROPRIETORs OF
In PORTAGE HIVER IMPROVEMENT, SO call J
ed having established Tolls 'ehL a goods passing
through their Canal from keweenaw Bay to Portage
River, hereby notify the public that after June 18TH
1862 the same viii be payable to the Clerks Of the diff
ferent Selnbda and Propallefa or 10 their Trensu-
rerr, Edward Il. Douglass, at HOughtOn, who Is au-
thOrZed 20 collect them all goods or Merchandise
laden unladen, from sient yeSsols atthe villa
n. 80 80 &, 4, LORING, Agent,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
MINING AND AIANUFACTUREa

The great resources Of the State, IN Coal, Irun,
Lead, Zinc, PotteI'5 clay, Limestone, saudstons,
&C., &C., are almOst Untouched; hey await the
Arrival of enterprising and energetic men secuss
tened TO convert them Into gold
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS,
Railrpads insersect fhe whole STATE. s115t-
00o,00q have been invested in Completing the
great network that links every part of The sfats
Into Immediate eoaneOfion with iAe suffounding
States and The directest ihOroughiarsd o. COM
mercs, -s5rr r..it.5s1E f--s. f.- III t-.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANTTO
lNl the command ofa pluries decnota order Of sale
nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga CQun--
u, Ohio, az the suit Of Ezra MonluX against Levi
Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Eecta Schnell, Board Of
Education Of East Cleveland Township and 8 II, Kir-
by, to directed, shall expose for sale, at public
auction, at the door Of The U0urt House, In the City
Of CeYeand on tho lst day Of 1862 attWo clock
p NJ 9f said day the following lot parcel ofland
situate an lota and >, beginni1g At point on the
plank road at the west corner of that portion Of said
original premises set of 10 Eeota Schnell; thence
5pAo chains thence 3g14 W % linksi thence s
j042 chains and IS links TO west line Of Chitten
den Lewis land; thence 5chains and links; thence
59A9 W chains and e2 linlrsi thence 5O42 W 6
chains 20 the Plank Road; thence y 39549 chains
l00 acres Of land, 2l00 acrces Of said land In lot
No, T. and 97-l0O acres in lot No 5. Appraised at
5000. " '.'. tis ID. W-GAGE, 'Ht
Williamson & Riddle, Master Comm'r
Jasgg plt'nis Att'Vs navan9Qt .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
HULLS CEREOES AND FREIeHl

.IoJ uoll Iahtsi-sI IN THH O.. -- 1-
u56 ss11H I7iz1l 1er il t-Iae 1a1 -al-i
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
I,pEEINITE GmARasH.

We are in recci pt Of two communications
one from Alexandria and the other from y or,
folk, complaining Of the treatment The contra
bands receive at the hands OF Government Of.
'flcials and soldiers in those cities. The author
Of ono Of thee articles gives us bis pamc; the
other does not. We .haIl publish nothing Of
this sort without having III our possession the
name Of some responsible party, who car
vouch for the truthfulness Of every charge
We do not approve of this indefinite way
Of correcting abuses which our correHpopdpnLs
adopt, There arr douhtlcsg many evils and
ahuaea C0nncctul with the management, o
these contrabnuds; bu, the remedy does n,l
lie in the direction Of aD aimless fire At some
body, nobody knows who
1t s 'aid that the press is a mighty power
and can correct evils Of this sort by exposing
them to public and governmental views; apt
no, indeed il can, but it lnnst not be ns Unt
who beats the air. We want data, taciS, wei
sustained chDge' from responsible perSops
against the officials that do ibcse things, BE-
fore We yield our columns 10 this warfare, b.
cause when VIC strike blow. We IN, ,ou i
shall be telling one,
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
US. Arsenal at Pittsburg, Pa,
Blown Up
serenfN-frr or Eighty Person
KSLSed.

F5rnsusa, Hept l7!e-A ir'ghtful explosict
occurred AZ The Unltsi s,stea arsenal mi. Of.
te'"ocn. in N. large frame buildlns known y,
thr laboratory. Ahopt one huudreI spt
ssvnuty-six boys and girls wor. employed IL
teo bnillil9 AT 'ha timc ri The dhs.'er, a.
whom ss0nty.Hvs or eighty were Killed. F.
Ons explosion followed another, until ibs
entire building was destroyed. Thoss who
could NOT ssCspe at tho Time wsrs burned up.
The soene presented Ia most appalling. 4.
The dead bOdies srs lying 10 heaps at vsri-
ous placss ssthey had fallen. The heat wss
go intenee thst the wbitcnod bones Of the vio
lin. could be ,een through the smoke and
fame other phases large masss Of black,
ened desh are visible.
Up to the present time sINty three bo'lIsr
haze heeD taken from the rufus. !,
The cause Of the explosion Is not known. hui
admitted by 10 be accidental.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
"pAPEK PKuoLaMATIOss."

The MteUigsacv Of yesterday aniDadvsrts
at considerable leugth upon the above cap
tlon, and with great apparent csudr; though
II considers those who behave 10 paper proc
lama'ions" but slight remove from idiot.
The fsie!iii eac~ quotes from the Chicsgc
Tribune, leading Republican psp.r, and aI.o
gives en- extract from some Massachusetts Re
publican Journal, which latter paper holds
about the sane notions as the LirRi9enyr, ouly
little more 40.
The 7rtbut.s quotation, however, is an arau-
meut In isvor OF the proclsmativn, and the IL
tsligmey mak-s out It's Erca, tairns.s In b,,.
giving this extract, In commenting thereon, il
oalls all such ideas ss proclamation Of emanp;
pa'lon mstbstan,il +" he stug IN, arta,i,
are made gf". The whole thing !, regards al
ch;n,ericai" VIC have becu taught TO beljsr
that laws Nnnct"t by Congress and carried ou
BY ptoelsms'ions Of tbs Chisf Magistrate u
| the nation arc real verI'ies, and not Tho " sivt
| hat dreams are mdds m." Perhaps we ar,
| mistaken. II may he thai a Law Of Crpgres
carried o"i, az attempted al ieas;, to he carrie,
out, by the President Of The United Stslss, will
the army aud the pavy aud the pnrre 10 bscl
him "a NJ better than Iosre irp.r proGJun,,
tom Perhaps. We s.y, It il that, and moth
more. II ~, all va bav" W Say. Ia, thai VIC die
not learn our theories NJ governmental power
in that school NJ philosophy.
| We believe tho President has issued revsr
proclsIns'ions, aud, II wo rpyollect Alright. ths
were on paper; but VIZ think the'a State pspc,
implied that there was power behind then
grsater than mare psp"r itarif They are H.
mandates Di ~ rfii !ar Clnlhe5 with might
power, II "" mistake not.
Ops nj ihspo prc0Iamatiuns vas a cali 10 ib
| retels Ia lay down tilsir ar'ns. !, did o
\ briug them down, however. Must VIC, ibara
lore, conclude, that It was Spcsilcd Tor
this the IHts1igencsr's view I'd that matter
We never learned that the LLsQiggcr oppose
,hs Issuing that proclamation, nor auy 9th
except the one il question, ~ hich would. q
might, give liberty TO slave.,
| but The hlsl igsrcsr would not have IN,
President issue d proclamation Of freedom I,
the slaves 10 accnrdauce with the set Of Con
gress, bscs'Ise, II we understand il. that wolIt
not Tree ia" slsvcs--ii wonh be simply q
| '.puptr proclamation, We hav. mt the NJ W.,
to reach the slsyss, tho hlsLigsmsr will say
and what ir The use Well, We bays not N,
power to reach Tho rebalr. When We reach tbs
latter, "" Th'I reach the former; aud ss fast q.
"" reach th"'' rebels, let them know, by su
ofliciat proclamation, that our officers will carry
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
NEW ENGLAND lrERs.

The Boston Post depreostes The discussion u
the negro question at such a time As this, and
yet keeps barping loud and long in It's evoIy
issue, negro! nsgro!i nsgroiil We know NJ
no paper that has 90 labored the negro question
a. this same Post. II has again and again oop
plstsly exhausted the question. Ito fansticism
knows no bounds. II the Post would have all
discussion on the negro question cease. lot 1t
set the example, and not bs eisrnapy protira
In behalf Of negro slavery. --...---.
The truth oi the matter is, the Posfs party
keptin power for twenty years By riding th"
negro slavery hobby, and II 10 now labofins NJ h
might and main to got into power again, on this
same question; henoe itsdaily distribes sgains,
those whom II calls abolIonists. and ito oon.
slant defence Of slavery.
Some Bostonian has proposed to include In
the enrolment the names Of s 900 persons now
in the naval service of.,be United S,ates. Such
n proposition IL absurd. ' r
The drafted men in Hartford are sll poor and
have fam lies depending on them. The citizens
contemplate raising a fund for their aid, and
ask pg delay to allow volunteers to take their
plscss under the induceBtni Of extra boun
ties. are. .-.... .r.
The Springfield '(Mass.) Republican, sort OF
half. hearied !Republican sheet, has the follow
ing comments on ,hs late State Convention;
we feel very much about this business -
President Lincoln expressed himself, when
Redpath called upon him In behalf of Prsei
dspt 9ehrsrd, Of Hayti, TO ofsr n white repre-.
sentative from his court TO Washington, pro
vid, d Mr.. Lincoln, iD Difference to certain
prsjudioes against color, should desireit. tell
Mr.. 0effrard,' said Abraham, that I sban't
tear my shirt II he docs send pigger.' We
do not propose ~ fracture any undcr garments
| even Ii Mr.. summer should be elected. Pleni,
Of worse mon and more incompetent men than
he are in ofioe; but all this cannot hide from
ps the fact that his friends arc pushing his In.
terests 10 such q way thst the puhhc will sim
ply bsoome disguised. The key note WAS
| sounded in the convention for the elections 'n
the legislature. Every man nominated u to
| be sounded on the question whether he fayois
the re election, Of Charles sumrer. II moi.
| down goes his house." .-..
II Mr.. Summers iriends are working hard to
sAcure his re collection, IL Ia nothing more THAI
| they should do, for his enemies are working
hard TO defonI him. Every man protesting u"
| be n Republican, who doom not vote for Charlie.
Sumner, his house ought 10 81 down.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

THE Loa'As.--,A correspondent Of the New
York h"e"'n9 Post. writing on Monday from
Middleton, which is in The close vicinity nj the
batt'e held OF sunday, says;
4, =" Our loss Is estimated at from four hundred
10 SIX hundred killed and wouUded, while there
arc rumofs Of tnousands Of lives lort aud u,sI
MANNED 90 the rebel side. We have taker
more than thousand pIisaners.' 80
II this acosont il rsiisble. it reduces the pro
portions Of the battle very pr'srialiy from tb'
6rst reports. We remsin Of the opinion ,ths
Il was only 4 contest with an ahvsnts ReousI
posted rear guard of the enemy.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

IxroRTANT AorIoS or rHE SANITARY CoaMIs
sroS.Tbe Sanitary Commission, now 10 session
Al its rooms No. PA street, ~ about 10 On
dertake, with the approval of the proper an
thorities, the preparation and publication, a
short Intervals, ol An accurate general dirso-
tory, contsining the address and condition oI
every sick and wounded soldier iu the Govern
ment hospitals. This timely action oI the Com
mission Ia we'll calculated to meet the anxious
enquiries OF the public. ;
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

F,srAG. CUGRt ScY,.-On account 0i the de-
mand tor the postage currency, the Postmaster
General has communicated with the engrsver
Of the plates asto the necessity Of such mlltiI
plicatl0f OF them IS TINT the wants Of the pub.
iio may be a. least approximately answefod.
It is understood that como improvements have
been Devised n multiply the is.ues, and y u
also understood that the Secretary 81 the Treas
ury has II In mind 10 use such paper Tor the
tax or excise stamps a. that they too may be
used ~ currency,
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
TnE rlsHTING, Oh nArtlER FiRIao
i At HAaPRR,n FANNY. ~

TnE rl0HTING, Oh nAr'tfER FiHIao,
At HAaPHR's FAURy. .!
We iAke the following ftom 10 Philadslphis
Inqsirsr, derived from The stories Of ,hs ssvalry
who left Colonel Miles u sigha o'cl6ck on Bun
day evening and worked their way through 10
the Pennsylvania line. ~ 'omN ',i.s a..
II will be seen that down 10 the time they
left, there had bsen prodig,ous amount Of
firing, will known loss on our part Of one
mule. Rstsl loss unknown: ..H 9
Correspondence OF the Phllsdsiphia Iuquirsr,
GREnsclsILE, Pa, September Ib.--we he'd
upon Maryland Heights, at the Ferry, two 20.
pound Parrot guns, one 64-pounder and two
nine Inch Dahlgrcu shell guns, aud two regi-
neuA or inianIry the l29th New York and
one Ohio regiment. A. pontoop bridge con-
nec,ed with Bolivar Heights, on the west side
remainder OF bis force, about eight thousand,
including Colonel Whites force which had come
in from NsrtinsburR. was on the Heights ri
Bolivar.
On Saturday The snemy appeared on ell
sides
General Lolipg's division Of the rebel arm
zane down from tho north. The division wbic
had been. ststioued al L,es burg came up oa
LpudOun Heights, and two divisions which came
by Wiuchc,ter appeared 10 the rear, On M
south side Of Bolivar. The ipvsstu'ent WAS com
plete.
Eight rsgimen,s oi rebel infantry came up
to engage the two regiments. Our bstterl .
were brought Info play ou Saturday afternoon,
but the aim was al random, over an interven
Ing bill. snd Il Is rot known what damage wrs
l,na u the rebsls; but tho reports sent o, :
from Baltimore tba, the Potomac was red With
rebel blood, IL purely romantic. The su,h' q
Of that dispatch has vivid imagination. 1t
Is not koowD tb,t rebel was killed II IL not
kpOwp that any attempted 10 cross the rivae
Within reach Of Colonel Miles guns; and ,hst
bridge oi dead rebels" IL slso fiction.
During Saturday night Maryland Heights
we're abandoned BY our forces, the guns hsv
ing 8rh been rendered useless. Icouid nc /
Ascertain that this abandonment was forced
fot the poD,oou bridge was not destroyed.
Ou sunday morning the rebels brought 'hir
y pieces Of artillery iuto play on Loudou,
Heights, Grins acrose tho Shenandoah. Alec,
sbvt,t the same number from their position, IN
rear of Bolivar.
Colonel Miles replied With bis field artillery,
AND terrific cannonade was kept up til ORC
O'clock. The distance was 40 great that uearl 4,
AL The rebel shot fell short. One struck a mul }
and rendered him useless for any further ser
viie. Probably our own artillery vaH cIua,i ,
ineffective.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
Reports Of the Battle Of Tuesday,

Gcn.rni OngstIset Reported Killed sad
Ssreral MT Captured.
NEw foRx, Sept IA special dispatch tc
the Tines. frem Harrisburg, dated last night
Gays that The Two portions n the rebel army
bad united m 'his sjis oil the Potomac, and
noon; tbal Gen Long.rr"t was killed spi
Gen. Hill captured.
WepaTtsd bIvae Va tion Of Hnrpsrs Fsrf )
. by fhs Rebels.
N.w YoRx, Sept 1.-THE Hrald's spccia
dispatches s,ato that the rebels evacuated liar
psrs Ferry In suOh haste that part Of the p' !
-,n.ra 'sken were not parolfd.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

FCohoAIzns IT promote economy Ia pnb-
lie affairs, the Secretary Of the Treasury has
ordered thai NJ more than half sheet Of paper
shall bs ueed Tor letters ol the Department when
an eu,iro sheet is not required. Bank oircu-
lars &C., Of most OF tho Departments srs upon
writing or printing. The postal returns Of ui ais
received and sent coutkSn, IN a year, ton. OF
white paper that are nj really nsed, aud are
thcr fore 20 much wasted and lost Tho old
siyIs oi blanks arc used, which re,.iu the col.
umus tor hnplid ,st..vs
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
Another Battle al MuDfOrdsyiIle
THE RESULT UNKNOWN.
Our ReinSorcs,Me"ss .srrics.

MuMYosDsylLLE, Scpta'Hher iG The rebels
un5 T General Bragg, attacked our forces this
tore Noon, and II IA ssid have hceu fighting all
day
Tie Federal forccs in command OF COL VII.
der are lighting bravely, and arc determined to
hc'd tho paE The rebels ara reported 10 no
in superior erc ~ -
t.AIHR w.
We learn that portion OF General Buell. q
;roops have arrived, and ars snEagcd With
Bragg forces, ''' 10
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
CharIesfOM, 8. C., Issresfed b,
0ssv GNnb0His.
FORT SUMTER ATTACKED

BosroS, Sept H. Tbs reported Investment
Of Charleston, S. G., by our gunbosts, ha' some
confirmation by letter received In this city
frcm on board the United States steamer BIB,
which says Fort sumter has already received q
pr prsliminsry doss Of shoi and shell. which re-
enlr Il In A. rIo,il damage,
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
THE WAR IN MARYLAND
--latest Reports from The Ba'tIe-Arld.
TBE REgELSREeORTED TO BgSURRoUNDEI

HARnIsnuRa, Sept 1.-THE hattie Of yss.
terdsy, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, was con
cluded without definite remlts. .r u..r
No firing has been heard At Hsgsrstovr n
since four o'clock yesterday. 40, ?
Siragg'srs coming Into Haserstown report
that Gen. Longsreet Ia killed, and that tbt
rebels have been surrounded and that theil
ammunition and provisions have nearly ruu
ont
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
THE VERY LATEST.
A Great and Victorious
Battle.
The Carnage Awful on Both
..,. i.:. Sides.
LO.h'GSTREET W'OU.KDED
.A.N'D n PRHSO.S-ER.
GEN. OkER WOUNDED.
GEN. okER WOUNDED

HASnrsBUsG, september i7.--This h,s beer
an evsutfuI day In nMarylaud; and, Al latest al
vicrs, "v'Iything was favorable.
. sECoSD DISPATCH.
HAHRisBURa, septoaher l1.,-A great battl.
has been fought, and we are victorious. tn,
csfnsge on both sides il awful.
GenarL I.onss,rts. ia wounded aud a pril.
oner. pr.
-."' rHIlp pisriIyH
HARsisBrRG, September H. A dispatct
just received al headquarters from Hagrr--
tcvu, ssya
We 6svs achieved \ siorious virtorJ, Irne
street is not killed, as At tIr,t reported, bn, il
wounded aud a Prironer. ..a
General Hooker ia wounded in the foot N,
pnrt'c lar, hsve been received.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

THs FrRsr PAGE Our readers will 6nd on
the frst page Of todays paper, a very inter
sstins article on the Peninsula campaign, from
The Richmond IRustrotd Nesos; also, IN article
from the World, on Fremont and Jackson; a
speech OF Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, miscellany.
etc. etc
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
asa Sly

~ BatGhelor's Hair Dys-yrhs Best IN
the Wor Id .-William A. BatoheIor's eeistrat d
from mature; warrsptcd not 10 iiurs the Hail ie ~
least remedies the Ill oreots Of bad dyes and ipy,g
Or stee the Hair ior life. GREY RED, or KURr
HAIR instantly turns splendid BIaot or Brown
iesyins the hair soft end beautiful. sold by a
Drugglss, No..
AF- The Genuine Is slsned WILLIAM A
BATCHELOk, oN he fctr i}des ef aack bos
Factory, No. 81 Barclay str,et, ULsts ssa Rroea
Wy and u Bond,) New YORK my ~ iy
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

On and sftsr the i2th Instant day Of September,
psssss will bs required from al vessels boats, &e
navigating the Potouso river Th, ~ will b. Lsusd
BY the Commanding onhesr Of the Fisttla, and may
be obtsinsd from ths naval vesss stationed ., Alex
aodsia or At the mouth VI the river.
.. GIDEON wELLEs,
IT, SECRETARY ofths Navy.
NAvI DEPAsrnsnT,
Pc y 6epssnher II, 1897. ~pll
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
! Bf5TMlGRAfaH.> !
A 4.tals Is4 shsFp.bura,
rHB VSEbtgLs yHLIINa 6fDlspde
TED. TOWARDS HARPEgs FERRY.
BRDaB BuRrr " npERAb FORE
ARSENAL BLOWN UP.


| HAnaisuHoj Sept l7.-Thsrs ha, lbsso a
battle today. Our right wirg rested on the
shsrpsburs turspiks, Two miles this side Of
SharpSburg, and our kft this sids Of Antistan
creek, near Portsrstown. The rebels were
falling back to Harper's Ferry, much wssried
and iispirited. Tho wounded srs arriving at
Hagerstown. W.. -" 'l'
The bridge reposted destroyed by the Fed
eral forces, vas the canal bridge at Or near
wllliamsport. The destruction Of this bridge
Ia considered Of great Importance, asit impedes
The rsbsls from hurrylng up their supplies.
PIssURo, Sept 1.-THE Allegheny srss--
usi was blown up at noon to-day. and was on
FIRE at three O'Clock this afternoon. No par
tioulars have transpired "a 10 he origin Of this
occurrence. rn. .,
The national Republican., 1862-09-18
DROPOsAL, rOs FLHUR.

Bcalei tropo ale are invited till the ht da OF
OO,otsr, 1861, at 70 O'Clock ~, fyr turushlng III.
sub4isleoee Department vi 10000 Barrels Of
FLOUR
No, ., and Nc. 8.
The number Of bsrrsls Of each Kind should Be
distinctly stated, md Tho prizes propos, ID for zach
grade. =" ."
The quantity Of Flour required will be about oVp
barrels daily, delivered enher y, the G0vsrumen'
WaIenoases ~ Georgetown or At the Railroad Depot
at Washington.
The aaOst Government Inspection will BE- ms de-
nt " fofe the Flour 10 received
The barrels to be h lad. .liued.
Nj, will DO accompanied by AA oa b Of allegiance
and be directed TO Col A. BECkWITH, ID 4 O.,
and g. g., u. q A., q, Washington, u. O., and on
dorsed " Proposals for Four" sepls
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

Gen Buckner is said TO be marching upon
Kentucky with 10000 men, The Gov ernment
did the loyal cause gricvons wrong In per.
milling that wretch 10 70 irse.g II should have
treated bin, not a. . public enemy, but as o
private male'aetor. He committed crimes
enough last fall aud winter to merit thOu-
and ignominious deaths, Abapy Eue Jour.
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

eVAttentiOnI AtientionI Attention I; /:
Wsatd--a few MEN 10 c,mplets company Of TIE
h'xtsouth regiment Virginia First Easier. Va,
1ls J. the only reGiutnt now rlprg l.,ur " md 4"
tailed fer "ePEclAJ SERVICE by Tue Seer
tary Of War, for duty IN tho yicir " ofA.k sudrA
and ihe forts abnute Wgshidgtou, D. q.
Recruiting ufBrr, Ihri street ~ door bclOr p
svtnus. A. g. winDICOMBE,
Csy'@in.
9EO. A. ABMts
The national Republican., 1862-09-18

~ Abou, oI.s ouUdred surgeons LETT her.
lsh night At u O'clock 10 a special train, ior
Bscacystowr. p,ar Frederick. Lsrge ypsrh-
tiss d hospital and wed'oGl S,nrs, were ahp
sent 10 Tho came plrce.