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FROM MARIETTA, OHIO.
OOpperhead Fizzle in Marietta.
ITO the Cincinnati COmmercial.l

ITO the Cincinnati Commercial
MARIETTA, o., September 10.
There were less than three hundred
voters present at the great Democratic
mass meeting here to-day, by actual count,
including the attractions Of the big fat
woman-probably the one who seeks the
protection of the Democracy to prevent her
from marrying negrO-a little boy, ped.
ding Vars. Record" and microscopic
Snowman. The entire crowd, men, wo-
men, children and outsiders, did not reach
five hundred. The speakers were dismal
enough, and the receipt Of the glorious
news from Charleston and Chattanooga,
acted as an exceedingly wet blanket on the
whole concern.
The only sensible thing we heard was
the advice from Stambaugh, to his copper
head adherents not to wear butternut or
cOPperhead ornaments any more. TIE
next best thing was the arbitrary arrest Of
q deserter by the Provost Marshal.
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RORETGN ARRIVAI.

va GAfA. hACE5 coplemDor II.
The City Of Manchester. frcm Liverpool
the ID via Queenstown the Sd, passsd this
point this evening, and was boarded b.
the News Yacht Of the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, September 1.--CGtion quiet
and unchanged
BreadstuffB quiet and steady
Flour dull Wheat quiet.
LONDON, September Ut Was Vsguely
reported that the French Cabinet bad de-
bated the expediency Of recognizing the
South. No final decision was arrived at.
Some Of the French journals recommend
the seizure Of the Florida at Brest.
No change in European politics.
TAT this poins Of the dispatch the down
East lines were interrupted. The eonelu-
sion Of the news win probably come to
hand tomorrow.
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hundred to one hundred and fifty LHADERs
each day, and intends to double the number
very shortly. He has worked hard to sstab-
lish himself in this place, and deserves
the credit which is universally accorded him.
He will shortly have new depot in the Nc
Henry House, which, by the way, viii prOba-
bly, be opened during the month of ostOber.
One of the institutions of Msadville, which
is worthy the attention of every patriotic
or humane heart, is the Soldiers Aid So
ciety, which has iabOred unwearinRly for the
good of the cOuntry's defenders. Tie ladies
are unceasing in their devotion to their work,
and the receipt record at the Cleveland
Depository shows that they labor not in vain.
Mrs. Moore is the successful President of the
Society.
The Republican and the Journal news
paper Offices are doing all the job work that
their facilities will admit, and both intend
to enlarge their borders. Their subscription
lists are made up sf good paying subscribers,
and, consequently, the papers are well worth
their price.
The Atlantic & Great Western Company
are constructing branch road to the oil re-
giOns. It is completed to Franklin, twenty
six miles, and will shortly be pushed forward
nine miles further, to Oil City. It will then
do an immense oil business.
This sketch of Meadville, which is destined
te be city Of much Importance, is already
too long for our crowded space. II only re-
mains to say that the people are hOspitable,
intelligent and social, and that the officers of
the railroad, from that marvellous cOncen-
tration of energy and pluck, chief engineer
Kennard, down to the lowest subordinate,
are, so far as cur acquaintance goes, exceed
Dgly affable and gentlemanly.
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oAN FRAhCIscol September II.
The steamer Orizaba sails for Panama
tomorrow.
Money easy. Atlantic Currency Ex-
change ranges at the rate Of 25G27c
premium for gold in New York. Legal
Tenders so. Sterling Exchange unchaLg-
ed.
Since the sailing Of the last steamer Beef
fair, for the offtriDg trade, but importers
have done little. Jobbers seem indispOsed
to replenish their stocks, anticipating bet
ter opportunities after the arrival of fresh
goods by vessels nearly due.
Charles Bird, Treasurer Of Sacramento,
has sbsconded to Mexico, being defaulter
to the amount Of $4,000. His previous
reputation was good. He owes his present
disgrace to gambling.
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Friday, September 18th, 1858, was great
day for RaFennA. It saw the greatest mass
meeting, by universal acknowledgement,
that vas ever assembled in that good old
town, IA meeting, too, animated BY the
most intense enthusiasm and devoted spirit
ever known to ths people of Portage County,
q meeting surpassing even tie glorious ones
of 1870. The most sapguine anticipatiOns
were excesdsd BY the eutpouring Of the free
men that eOngregated to show their devotion
to the cause Of the Union and its gallant
standard bearer, John BTough.
IN THR NoRRIBe.
On our arrival we found the place already
crowded. Rsvenna long and widely known
as one of the plsAsantest and most snterPris-
ing towns Of our State, never wore more at
trastive guise than to-day. It's stirring
business blocks snd its beGutifuI residences
all had an air of welcome. Look which
way you would, the stars and stripes greeted
you. In fno0t Of the Court House the tall
pole bore the old banner; the Democrat Of
fee was ablaze with flags; the battIe-stainsd
and builst-torn battle-fag of the First Ohio
Artillery waved from a window in the Phenix
Block, and similar demonstrations Of symPa-
thy and patriotism we're noticeable in every
quarter. An vas enthusiasm. Treason, If
It's Turks in Ravenna, is we'll hidden. The
day though dusty, was pleasant, and every
thing looked we'll.
DELEGATIONS AND MoTToEs.
The County Central Committee, Msssrs.
Day, Calkins, Hall, Burbank, Rockwell and
shipman had made every arrang neut for
the accommodation of the vast crowd, and
for the reception Of delegations from the diff
fsrsnt townships. In they eOms,-frOm
Hiram, from Freedom, from CharlestOwn,
from Edinburg, and Randolph, and Roots
toWn-from Franklin, Palmyra, Shalersvillei
from aIl or nearly an the townships IN the
county, there came delegations ranging from
two 70 seven hundred in number, each accom-
painted By brass OF martial band, and some
by both, each with decorations, banners and
notices. The Fdinburg delegation is &C
cOmpEnied By about forty young ladies on
horseback, finely mounted, and the OBJ
served Of ali observers. Many delegations
send bIushing and bevisching bsvies of girlI
persOneting the different States. The Streets
boro' delegation contains galaxy Of this
sort, drawn By sixteen horses. In the Hiram
delegation the sscsdsd States are represented
by ladies in black, while the loyal States rs.
joics in fsirsr livery. A wagon from
Franklin, drawn by ten horses, and filed
A. TIA 5.nofto announced, with the wives, sis.
tsrs and daughters Of our brave volunteers
attracts special attsntiOa. Anoag the many
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TOLEDO mARKEr-sepr. 10.

IfhUN IULLDO COMMLhCIAL.T
There was considerable activity in our wheat mar
ket previous to the receipt of the New York report
but since II is weak and probably about ic lower.
Rlour-NO sales.
Wheat-Saies $50 bush amber Michigan at 81 10;
2,OOO bush No red at e. ,07; bush amber Michi-
at 81, To- 2O bush white 60 ,2O 700 bushels
l,Oe1 bush ana SO bush amber Michigan at 81 10;
20 bush white do a. u, %; $3.50 bush No red at
sl,G7 LIS bush amber Michigan at l,lO; $50 bush
white Michigan at 81, 20; 2jO bush condemned RED
at 7sc.
COrm-NOt mentioned
Oats and other grains quiet no change in prices
reported.
FreIEhfs-Yery dali we quote grain to Buffalo,
&c ; to OswegO, &c.
PeTroleGm-Refned is in limited supply held at
Csc with pward tendency.
FLAX -eed-No sales transpiring what little ar
riYes is Consigned through.
SRit-Firm at q, 20 for Fine, and s22j for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
Ashes-No Pearls are worth Sc ? n.
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FROlI NKW YORK,

New YORK, September IL.
The fall in gold, to-day, is attributed to
sensation reports from Philadelphia, Of the
surrender of Charleston. They are, doubt
less, imaginary. ~
A Washington letter states that General
Ripley has returned to duty as Chief Of
the Ordinance Bureau. Generals Meigs
and Taylor viii also return TO their bu-
resus, from which they have been absent
only temporarily.
Since Sunday rebel cavalry in small
force, have been demonstrating on Haxall
Run. They, in every instance, have been
driven Of, and it is not anticipated that
the advance means any prelude to q gen
eral movement Of the rebels.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
News from the Rebelg.
ITO the Cincinnati commerclal.I

New ORLEANS, Sept. 8, via Cairo.
The famous Provost Court established
by General Butler, has been abolished by
General Banks, it not having been con-
Quoted according to the principles Of Mill
tary law.
A deserter from Bicton's Texas regiment
came into Brashesr City, August 30; ard
stated that on dress parade, at Vermillion-
vile, on Thursday, the 9th ult., it was
announced to the troops, by order of Gen.
eral Dick Taylor, that Msjor-General Ms
gruder hai been shot and killed in Calves
ton, a week previously. The deserter also
stated that the whole rebel force IN Louisi-
ana does not amount to more than ten
thousand, scattered from Berwick Bay to
0pelOusas and Alexandris, all under COM
mand of Taylor, headquarters at Camp
Rialand
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NEW ADYERTIsKMBNTs.


Q. A. Eead & Co, BankerB-Gold S liver and Con.
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
Van Amburgh CO-Menagerie.
John Ellsler -Aosdemy o. Muiic.
Sands Great Combination Circus.
Hiss 4. Louise ssggr-COGoert-
&. 7 Baldwin % -Au.umn Dress Goods.
=. n. Keyes-Farm for fac.
A&G Retfberg-Zeptyr w,rsied Articles
L. Rhiis-S.ab for HorEes.
J.M.sH r HoWer-SeW Dry Good Store.
Disciples ChuF, b = Local Eotice.
Wm. Y. TousleT- Masters Sale.
Nc. HosmAn-Tcp Buggy for ss'e.
J. DuttOu- St.. CAR Mil Ter stls.
First Baptist Chutch-Loesl Notice.
Baker-Paftrs-Local Eotiees.
T. Garetzon Oo-For Lake Superior.
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nIILITARY ARTIST.

@ BALTIMORE, September IL.
B. II. Richardson and bis son, Frank
A. Richardson, and Stephen ]. joyce,
propriesors Of the Baltimore Republican,
were to-day arrested by order Of General
schenek for venting their disloyalty By
publishing in their paper Of yesterday q
piece Of poetry entitled "The Southern
CrOssH They were ordered South. The
three went across our lines this evening
MEMBERS OF THE CABINET IN W ASH
IfGTONs
WAsAIEGToN, September II.
All the members OF the Cabinet are now
in Washington. Secretary Welles has
just returned from the North.
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NY. STOCK nIARKET-sept, IL.
Iuu-wrRdunrn
BUFFALO mARKET-sept. II.

Fl0ur-Market dull.
Mkeat-GOOd varieties are firm but quiet
CGFn-In moderate demand. Opening at &c and
closing at 6lH6I56c.
OatB-SeaTce and market firm.
Barley-New Chicago is selling slowly at SIP.
Whisky-FiTm.
-Ereishis-Weak. Corn PIC, wheat I4J4c to New
York.
ImpOFts-I2,OOO tbls -four, 5000 bushels wheat,
81 i0O bushels corn.
ExpOFTB-No barrels -four, ~ ,00a bush wheat,
94l 800 bushels corn 3, goo bush oats 9OOJ bushels
barley.
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M A Rim Il

PozF or 0LEvELAED, September II.
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Maine, Chadwick, Ogdensburgh.
Bark De Soto, sicLeod, Marquette.
BARK City, Uochraue, Ogdensburg.
Scnr Isabella, Darrougb, Toronto.
Schr Petrol, PeitieT, Port Hope.
Schr ]. II. Warner, Burk, Marquette.
Schr L. O. Butts, mcEwen, Buffalo.
Schr Sioux, Woodruff, Buffalo.
schr Herald, Houlyarth. Marquette.
Schr Crevola, smith, OsWego.
Schr John Lille, MOIga Detroit.
oeOw Free Mason, De g, gousRint
Sow Lime sock, Fark Pot Hope.
BcOW Orleans, Lyons. he ey Island.
seov &. h. Kane. Cobb. KeIey's Island.
scOw Supply, alker, Keliy's Island.
ScOw A Hawes, hyan, DetrOit.
Scow Mona, Carson, Keley's Island.
SoOw OnsuelO. P0lon, Port CLIFTON.
SlOop Ocean, Burke, Fort Austen.
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N. Y. MONEY NIARKET-sept. IL.

Moncy-Market steady at s57 2 cent. on call.
sterling ExchanEe-Decidedy lover. Sales at
l42nI42k.
GOId-MaIket unsettled and lower Opening at
2e,T, declining to sSN, and closing quiet at 29sG
29A.
Goyerument Stoeks-Steady. United States
7-3O Ire surg Notes i07.
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YesssIs Passed narroir.

The following vessels passed the port Of Detroit
the 10th Inst aI $500
UP-Propallers Mendoza, Meteor; barks Cream
City, Alexander, J. P. King brig Commerce schrs-
q. o Breed, J. OOchrane
DOwN-steemer City of Cleveland Propeller Ton
awaDda; barks De Soto, City OF Buffalo, $. A. Marsh
and Water Witch brig Empi G state; sehooneFs
Colonel Cook, SascO, MerFimAc, Fashion, Starlight,
wyoming, GrapeshOt OwascO, L. ID. Conan. Affair,
H. u. inslOW, White eQuall, Eliza Logan, AIDE
bsran. ". A Chisholm.
Weather pleasant wind n. E.
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co MMsERCIAL.
ULKVKLAND WARKETa.
4gEEIss LEADER OFFICE &c

AklDAA AtHH1Ae, september iis isos.
FiOur-sales 50 bbls red wheat double extra at
s55; 80 bbls do at s462S 100 bbls at s525 and zoo
bbs new wheat at $3.50.
Wheat-salss cars on track and 1900 hush free
on board at sl,O5.
COrn-Sale car from store at CSC.
Oats-sales cars at Sc.
HIEhwInes-sales 50 bbis AZ &c.
seeds-sales 10 bags Clover at $685. l23 bush Tim
othy at 2,75.
Receipts-IO,2O 200 bush wheat, 100 bush corn, and
AGO bush oats
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THEATER.-There was a very good au
dience, last night, on the occasion of Mr..
Haekett's benefit. As "Monsieur MalIet I"
he was inimitabIe, and kept the audience in
a roar as the " Irish Doctor"
Tonight the plays are "Charles XII {"
and the " Dream at Sea-"
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RELIGIOUS NoT1CE.-The Rev. William
Dean, b. D., a returned Missionary from
China, having labered about twenty years
in that country, will preach in the First Bsp-
tist Church, corner of Euclid and Erie streets,
on next Sunday morning, and in the Erie
street Baptist Church, corner Of Erie and
Ohio street, in the evening.
septl2;456
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ITELEGRAPHIC.
HLsF ETg7F'sDTsPIFOEEsJ
The FALL IN GOLD.
REBEL CAVALRY DEMONSFRA-
TlONs.
LARGE FIgE IN BOSTON.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENE
BAL BURNSIDE.
2,00O Men and IA Pieces OF Ar
tilIeFy Captured.
MORE ABOUT THE JAPAN WAR /
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN.
R0SECRANS.
A LATE FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
.0uEnno nrOru.H -,,,,,,--,-,-,
2,OOO Men and IA Pieces Of Ar
tilIeFy Captured.
MORE ABOUT THE JAPAN WAR
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN.
ROSEORANS.
A LATE FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
QUEBEC BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
FROM BURNsIDR's COMMAND.
WAsHIEGToy, September IL.


The following report from General Burn
side, concerning the capture Of Cunber-
land Gap, has been received at headquart-
ers:
CUMBERLAND, September 9.
To H. ". HalecE:
l have telegrsphed you our movements
up to the occupation Of Knoxville by our
forces. Since then a cavalry force has
been sent up the railroad within few
miles Of Bristol, capturing three lOcOmo-
tive and twenty additional cars.
Another force, composed of two regi-
ments OF infantry and two regiments Of
cavalry, I brought to this place in person
to reinforce General Shackelford. Who was
here with two regiments Of cavalry.
Colonel DeCourcey being on the Ken
tusky side with brigade which 1 started
in that direction before leaving Kentucky.
The Infantry Brigade marched from
Knoxville to this place, sixty miles, in
ffty-tWO hours.
The garrison here, consisting Of over two
thousand men and fourteen pieces of
artillery, made an unconditional surrend-
er to-day at three o'clock in the afternoon
without fight. A E. BURNSIDE,
Major General.
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BOsToE, September II.
A FIRE early this morning destroyed the
Boiler Works, blacksmith shop and Ms.
chine shop Of the Globe Iron works in
South Boston. The IRE win cause serious
delay in the construction Of the two Mon.
itOrs building at the Works. Loss 5000
or $4,000 dollars.
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Stmr May Quesn, Mckay. Detroit.
Prop Name, Chadwick, thicago.
Prop Young merica, Forsoth, Toledo.
Brig Sultan, Jones, Buffalo.
SchT sioux, Woodruff, VermilliOn.
Schr Ieabella, Darrough, MooretOwn.
Sehr Petrol. Peitier, Port Hope.
Schr u. o. Roberts, Andrews, Marquette.
Schr Itaws. Chalmers, UsEego.
Sehr King Sisters, McO-e, milwaukee.
Schr VIM I aynor, To sr, thicagO
ScOw Orleans, Lyons II iIiey's Island.
SsOw e. Kane, CObb, kclleyis Island.
ScOw Supply, Walker, Black River.
ScOw Ellen v hiie, Cassidy, Saginaw.
Scow Mona, Carson, Kelley's Island.
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Drowned.

From the Detroit Advertiser and TribuEe we learn
that colored cook on board the tug Dispatch, nam
ed Joseph Bentley, was drowned from that steamer
on Wednesday morning last on 1 axe Huron. 1t is
not known in what way he fell overheard Every ef-
ort was made 70 the unfortunate men. but all
to no purpose. He was unmarried, and resided at
6ndardon u W
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OswEGO nIARKET-sopt. IL.

FlouF-In good demand
Wheat-Heid above the views Of buyers, with no
iales.
COrn-Held above the views of buyers, with no
sales.
Bariey-Unchanged. Sales Of Canadl at sI,25.
Canal Rreights-Firm. Flour SsaG3yc, wheat
lOc, corn SIC TO Now York
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PERsoEAL.-We observed on the streets
yesterday our fellow citizen DR.. Strong, who
has been temporarily absent in the Canadas
for three or four months past. He returns
much improved by his summers trip and
will resume at once the practice of his pro-
fession.
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sHERIFF's POLICE Sheriff Lewis has
associated with himself the we'll known de-
tsctives Thomas MoKinstry, Michael Gala
CHER and Lewis Whitney, in what is called
the " Sherii's Police" They constitute
strong and efficient force in ferriting out
crime and have been very successful in that
line of effort.
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TIE JAPANESE DIFFICULTY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. II.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived via San Francisco, Sept. 7th:
pH YoRKWHAMA, July "A.
Legation Of the United States, Japan
Sir:-On the 18th Of June the American
steamer Pembroke was attacked at Simon
ski, six hundred miles from here, by yes
sells Of the Prince Of NagOti. On the 10Th
Of July the Wyoming blew up his steamer,
sunk ted-gun brig and engaged six bat
teries, with loss Of four men killed and
seven wounded.
A French gunboat was fred into on the
7th Of July, and q Dutch Sloop of War,
on the 1lth, at the same place. On the
20tn Of July the French Admiral destroy
ed one of these batteries.
(Slgued ROBERT Il PAINE,
U. 8. Minister, resident.
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September 9, 1868, Afternoon. ]

To MAJoR GENERAL HALLECK-
Chattanooga is ours without 3 struggle,
and East Tennessee is free. Our move
ments on the enemy's flank and rear pro-
gress favOrabIy, while the trail Of his re-
treating columns will not escape unmolest-
ed. ..r-1rft.
Our troops from this side entered Chat
tanoOga about noon.
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FUGITIvEs' AID SocIETE.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Fugitives and Feed
mems Aid Society, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at three O'Clock, at the Methodist
Church on Ohio street. This being the an
nual meeting, full attendance Of members
is requested. The Society will be addressed
by C. II. LangstOn. The public are invited
~ aAtaud
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

The sale Of Fairbanks Scales the pres
ent year, particularly at the West, has been
largely in advance Of any previous year dur
bankS business, which sheWs the unusual
prosperity Of those branches Of business
IN which weighing Is d0ns; and also the in
cressiDg popularity with the public Of these
celebrated Scales.
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YoUKG MER's UNION CLUB.-The mem
bsrs Of the sbOvs club will meet at the Office
Of John c. Grsnnis this evening, saturday.,
at half past seven o'clock. A full attendance
is expected, as business Of importance will
be transacted. . 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

LEsLIE's 10 cent Monthly, Peterson's
Magazine and BaIlou's Monthly, all for 0e-
tober, received at Bakers, 259 Superior
street, and lOS Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

An ounce Of Truth is better than pound
of Dragging. To prove it Try Parsons In
imitabls Compound Dentrihce.
susl7:R2-3tsW
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Harper's Weekly, Leslie's illustrated,
New York Illustrated, New York Weekly,
Independent, Home Journal, sll for this
week, ct Bakers, 259 Superior street and
los Public Square.
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LOCAL EOTIOKs.

PUBLIC MEETING TO RECEIVE THE BRIT
ISL DEPUTATIoS.-A public meeting will be
held in the Second Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening, the 14th inst, at ~
o'clock, which the Rev. DR.. Massie Of Lon
don, senior member of the depptatiOn sp-
pointed by the Committee of the Anti-Slave-
~ Conference held at Manchester, England,
will attend to present the address and State
ments of nearly 5000 ministers of the gospel
in France and Great Britain.
Clergymen of the city and of the Reserve,
of all denominations, are cordially invited to
meet in the Lecture Room of the church at
at 6 3 o'clock.
S. c. Akin,
S. W. ADAMS,
SAMUEL WoLCOTT,
Committee.
On the Sabbath, DR.. Massie will preach in
the First Presbyterian Church in the morn
ing, and in the Plymouth Church in the eve
ming.
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Dr.. BEFTELEY has removed to the Office
Of DR.. Blair, Erie street, first door south Of
Euclid. Augusts:I2s.
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CHICAGO mARKEF-sept IL.
TRVFEIHaRAPu

FIOur-Market steady.
Wheat-market dull Sales at &c.
Corn-Quiet and l6lzc lower.
KeeeIP[s-z,soO bbls -four, $1,000 bushels wheat,
l09 O0l bush corn.
ShiPments-3,sOO bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat,
81 ,UUO bush corn.
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notices We nstiosd the following sIsnisoant
ones
: /" THE Administration, it must and shall be
sustained"
mo compromise with traitors"
" Brough and Aaderson.-NsTy a vote for
VaI.'
God save our country from rebel bands"
IAe county committee had snnsunced that
q flag would be presented 70 the t.Enship
which sent the largest delegation in proper
ton to its vote for Tod in 81. The award
vas not made to-day, bat it is probable that
Ediuburg will carry of the prise with her
procession Of six hundred and fifty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
Sale Of PropelIer.

The propeller Oneida has been sold to the Western
Transportation mpany, and has also changed TAP
tains. She is now oemmanded By Captain Rounds