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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

1t is an auomslly7 in politics when the
friends Of one political candi :ate find their
best argument in the record of the oppcn-
ent, as set forth By his friends, and yet
this is the case in Ohio at this time. Val
landighams - Record is a Troublesome doc
ument 70 the supporters Of that ticker, and
now the Cincinnati Gazette Company an
nounee q pamphlet edition Of a carefully
prepared record Of Vallaniighsm's official
icafeerin Congress, compiled from the Con-
gressioual Globe. Il IS sold at one dollar
per hunired Every county and township
committee should procure q supply for dis
tIibution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
RKnm NhW Y.,lt1.

NEW York, September Is.
lis understood that burnside sequies-
ces in .he cordially expressed wish Of the
President 10 WithdrsF his resignation.
The draft in Cincinnati has been post
poned owing to an error of 5000 in the
superintendent. The draft will proceed as
soon IS the error is reeiiAed.
The draft will be next enforced in MIN
nesOta. D
In the event of change Of commanders
in the Department Of Missouri, General
Butler will probably b assigned to that
Department. ------...-- .-8 3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

q. Colonel Wm. Frazer informs Us, that
on Wednesday last some rascal entered
r - Ms oi6cs, adjOinine mis- residence on Main
street from the rear Of the premises, and
breaking open his desk, rumaged it, in
search Of green-bsoks. But fortunately
for the Colon-l his 's green-backs" " were
.la7 beyond the reach Of the thief This is The
~ d third Or fourth Tine within 8 tHelvemonth
.'5 thss bis premises have been searched, and
always before with greater profit to the
roguss.-RaUeHEa Democrat,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19


sean Bull is getting uneasy. Indesd,
he feels that be d in predicament. His
ebliging subisSe the purs-miBsd and
wiling Mr. Laird is building, openly, for
midAble iron-elad steamsrt for The rebels.
II IFS wrong to sell ships to the Con-
eeders.ss,7 John Bulls Prime Minister,
Lord Pam. can't see IT. Yet the entirely
-- virtuous Mr.. Bull is spprehsnsive that If
these ships are permitted to 90 ont Of Eng
1ish ports to prey upon our commerce, var
vita lhs United States will ensue, or IN
g. esss England should ever chance to get
a into Har with any other Power, the pre-
osdeat established VIII be followed BY this
country, and vessels win Be htted out to
prey on English commerce. Consequent
y the very honest and upright Mr. Bull
iaih dilemna BE does not banker for
var with the United States, and be is
alitfs nervous about letting fly bevy Of
3 Z ifsa birds Which may some day inSonven-
isntly come home to rOost Poor old John
Bull He may be Influenced by self
isE ihtsfes. TO do that which his honor or
sense OF justice would never prompt him
to Dc. So the las, after ali, may be found
strong enough to restrain the ship build
ing spsculations Of the enterprising Mr..
Lsird.
John Bulls transparent hypocrisy is
& positively entertaining from its cool and
.. islf-oOnPlaoeut impudsnee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
PROTECT the BnLIot Box.

Repeated allusiOn has bsen'made to the
COpperhsad scheme for importing Vallap-
digham voters from Indiana fN- =
pose Of eleoting the Ca7 7sorsIS ,1sApAfhe
Cincinnati Ga45 State = GsAPlOt:
HWaruines to US from various
sources ofs plot to overpower the voice Of
the people Of Ohio in the coming election,
by 8 raid from the surrounding States,
more especially from Indiana and Ken
tueky. The existence Of secret orgaDi-
zation which would furnish all the ma
chinery for carrying out this conspiracy,
is established beyond rational dispute.
The evidence that such plot is in preps
ratien is so plain, that it demands the Sc
rious deliberation and thorough prepars
tion Of the loyal men Of our Stale. The
public declarations OF the leaders at the
beginning Of the CANVASS, were intended
TO prepare the minds of their followers for
it. They talked of what would be the re-
suit "if they could have fair election, %
and charged by Implication that fair
election was going to be prevented by mil
itsry authority.
sin this seditious manner they justify
themselves TO the mass Of the party for or
gaRizing violent means TO carry the cleo
tions, and st the same time ineite them to
seditious preparation. Combinations made
on the false prstense that the election is
to be overridden by military authority,
are intended TO control the polls, and ad-
nit the vote that the secret organization
will bring in from the neighboring States.
8 - -
But the scheme which wasd efested in
Kentucky, is to be tried in Ohio, with such
additional means as Ohio aud Indiana Cop
perheads can furnish, and with other i'm
proEements. This plot must be met By the
people themselves, by a thorough prepara-
tion to protect the purity Of the ballot. In
no other way can it be defeated and in
this way il can be. A conviction that the
loyal people are determined TO attend the
polls, and see that there is a fair election,
will probably be sufficient 10 prevent any
raid from the outside. We desire no force
nor intimidation to prevent any Democrat
from voting who is entitled to a vote; but
what Fe urge is that the loyal voters shall
be present TO see that no reoel invasion is
made on the ballot box"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

1hS TWentl eth AnnUal session will hesiu on the
First wednesday Of November Le1t, aoi contiaust
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

An old lady, when she heard her min
-isier say there wonld beza nave in the new
church, observed Chat 'sshe knew well who
the party was to whom he applied such an
opprobious epithet'' .y-tt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

The louisville Journal has reason to
know that according to the present pro-
grsmme, Mobile is to be speedily stack
ed, or at least invested. It sttsehss no
fafpOr3anue TO the telegraph. IrHmor that
the enterprise hiss been abandoned. &c %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

Bmigrants numbering one hundred and
seven thousand have arrived at New York
since Ja1nary-just double the number
who came during the same time last year.
Twenty three hundred arrived last week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister to
the United States, las quietly slipped out
Of Washington, aud is now on his wsy to.
Mexico. His archives are in the possess
ion of the charge d'afAires of Psru.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

~ EOIqf a gentleman riding through Sydenham
saw board With This Cottage for Sail 2
painted on It. As he was always ready
foE pleasant Joke, and seeing woman
- N mont Of the house be stopped and ssked
@ haE, very politsly5 {" when the Cottsge was
7 . sal ~ = just as soon astlis man comes
Who can raise the wind, was the quiet
s1-rua n leriY. ~ Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
FEDERAL SUCCESS IN ARKANSAS.

WASHINGTON, September lS.
The following has been received, dated
Little Rock Arkansas, Sept. 10:
We b. Te just entered Little Rock. The
cavalry Of General Davidson is pursuing
the enemy, who is refreshing south.
3 (signsd), - F. R. STEELE, 9
- 0l1J1B Major GsnseAl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
SKIRTs.
SKIRTS FoR- -rHE MTLLTON

We have nov ready our full stock o. Skeletons fer
the commencement OF t. e Fai Trade which enbra-
efs AL o. the lead st. les, Including the PAT EN
q IRE TkAIb PATENT VtCIORIA. Also the
neWf $ style Of QUAKER SKIRr.
We keep alwoys On band SKIRTS Of extra tfze md
lengtb, a1d Iadifs who always have trouble fad
skirt long enough, viii generally nod en- here
VS. GtM adhere strictly 20 our fcrmHr principles
viz: KeepDane but good art Gle which We will con.
,inue % sell at the lowest po s bic prices
The enormous Quantlties II zt we are now Eeii-
tpgs shONs cOnclDsively, that experiment Of max
isg +hirts srecialit and making our profits Ia
quantity in tesd Of large percentage, wilt pay for
noE, instead OF sel I've or ak Skirts day, WeseI
lwice many cozsu.
- Dealers 10 surrounding towns will do well BY
ooasnlt1g their own interest, to call when in
want OF kir =
eH-A l,rge assortment OF French Corsets a. d Pat
elt SktEt Scpporttrs siWays on hand.
A. KLEIN q CO., PrOBr5a
.44 E- hOop S-lrs Manuiactuuer~,
sepT l4s Superior-St., Cleveland, D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

The 106th Ohio infantry are encamped
'77 near Fort Neglsy. Notwithstanding the
siekly season they have more men for duty
than at any previous time since entering
8li0l Tenneesee The 1g8th has gone to the
p 'front.', where they viii undoubtedly acquit
themselves with their usual gsllsntry.
Edgarton's battery is beautifully situated
u on aalitils smilsnce near the ChattanoSgs
E-i.- DEPOT where the model Captain eoBd1cts
things with that prompitude and energy
: which has always characterized his &C
tons. Wsd,n the inimitable, nolds forth
ct the same Institution Major G. s. Cot
ter is Chief Of Artillery st this post, with
Lieut.. n. L. Paddock as Adjutant. The 1t.
has gone home on short leave-msy he
enjoy the brief respite he has 90 richly
earned. Captain Perkins, A. Q NJ, was
recently made chief Of that department on
the slsff OF General Gordon Grsuger COM
manding the District Of the Cumberland.
The Captain is eminently fitted for his
new position BY long and faithful SER
2 "a vice. Msjor Thsyer was in town yester-
day with his battalion Of the l0h o. V.C.
Himself and men were looking hale and
hearty The Majors single hangs out at
10 the modest little town Of Lavergne ten
miles sonth OF Nashville. Hosts of wan
dering clsEelandsrs are here, whom may
tH 1speak Of ct some fGtHre time.
~ g b4E ~ tl4.-l ~ lttlE D. WI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

Among the many certificates Of the excellence ana
merits OF these Pianos, would refer to the follow
ng:-
Ma. ". KHABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir.-I have zrsat
pleasure In certifying that have tried you SGuare
fiaqoa, and hnd them equal, II not SUPERIOR to any
u M oqIntry Among their great qualities which
Distinguish them Is the evenneaa Of tone, the aErss
sDle and easy touch, and volume OF tone Wishfna
you ~ the success you 90 highly DESERVE
Il Am, Sir. Vours truIv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

M a-a CLOSING OF MAILS
EAgTERs THBOUeH, fer Eris, Buffalo, Boston, New
"a, ABtzbuia and COnneaut, closes at A u.
P. NJ n -I-.--l.
EAsTERE rHRoUaH, tor Erie, BufIaio, Albany, Bos-
ton. New fork and Fartford close At s:45 ?. NJ
4AsfEaE WAE, ior AZ points betIeen OleTeland and
fEle, closes ats:2o p n =. -. -,,.,.
and Ailwaukss, eloses at 10 P. NJ, usaFss At 5io
WusTzES TaEousH, for Toledo, Dstroit, Chicago,
DUBUQUE, o. Joseph and Oairo closes At 40 r.
v EsTERE WAY, for al points hot4een OleFsland
and Toledo, closes At p. N.
sAsDUsKY WAY, for sanduaky and all intermediate
CmgIEsATT WAY, for Ill points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at le p NJ aeaVea At 81
OrHdEnATI THRoUsH, Tor Columbus, Dayton, Kew
ara AMI cincinnati, olcsea at 10 p M QsaEea 81 $40
CIscIsSATI fHRoUGH, for Columbus, CIneIhnati,
Wheeling, closes at 4:3e ?. N 81 g
PITEsBgEsH TaHQUqH, for Pittsburgh and wash
tngton, closes g P NJ
PTTTsBURsz AZ, for all points between Cleveland,
WelisTlle and Pttsburgt Harrisburg, Philadeiphtai
l daitimOrs and Waahingiun- Gloss ct 7s0u A M
| MAHONIHa WAY, for all points between CieVeland
and youngstown, closes a. 10 z. As QeaVs8 neNt
mEbTHA War, closes ct An.
RO0EPoRT, &s., closes on Tuesdays, ThurBdagB and
BEECEsVIIIE. BATE, &C., closes TUESDAYS and Sat-
1 HrdayB, ct A. M
sa1Ros OzsTzE, GrAnger, North Royslton 80.
1 closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. ~.
1 WARnESBVILLE, closes daily, l0:30 A. NJ
| =EAsToLHTELAND and Euclid, closes dailyia P. d.
sg-MAiI and Drop Letters are require By Law 10
.FziI Oily Circulars are required % prepaid
- BSieS oIsn fEou, 30 A. n. to 7:ao P. Il. On
'n1--' nun a = = W. < JowLEs. P N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19
CLEVELAND HOOP sKIRTO Co.
~ AND MANUFACTURERS OF .
French ana German COFRefs

l41 superior-St, under. Weddell House, and
e. also, 194 0ntario-St.
This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
Uty beg leave % call the atteDtion Of the public 70
lSt.. We keep a IARGER STOCK than any whole
SAFER In tine aua1e. rrft M --.-I- -
ID We maxi greater variety OF stylps, shapos
sizes and Qualities than any Manufacturer in the
United States. e~ tgt y T--I------- ~.
3D.. The steel and all the mnterisl for Hoop Skir.s
from the primitive state TO the saIesroona are upd4f
5ur cwn supervision and entire CONTROL cOnsaquent
customers can obtain skirts rom cur house Wfthoai
paying second prndt. l-f y f1t -rI 'H-sH
9A-Aleo-the largest assortment Of OOrssts and
spiral Bustie- constantly on hand.
-n1F hetaii Departments is in charge OF compe-
pSHerohAnts supplied cheap at wholesale
~ -a. fRAhE nttnS, PruprfatUrs,
aug3 - 81 SnReTia Or and 70 sl,ari0-sia
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Growins small ~ Desree. ann Benuti-
N ! The vote & lisins RAl.for some years


-rr-~e- ..--..- - July Less,
,sa ] The vote of Msine has for some years
bzufo stoOd ss fOllOEs; rra I'd
MsjoFity.
In 1856, Fremont .......-,....-5o 900
In lS6Os Lincoln uO
NJ An 1861 Governor -1JU0O
In 1858, Governor ....... ..... .-. l2 600
The Republican party in Maine is grow
ing small by degree and beautifully less.
Ohio Statesman. e,f
15eOn Ah, indeed, Maine is no g great shakes, /"
after all, though the COpperheads were
---r s,suren OfeaErying the state. The ststes-
. man fulIy illustrates that entirely new
and original fable about "souf grapes p
r. It is said figures viii not lie, but that
cannot be said Of the Statesmen in it's use
Loo s ofhguFss.
sassoIEr The Union candidate for Governor in
- 1885,, had 6,O25 majority, instead Of tseH-
y qVuE housand, as stated b. ne statesmen
; snd this year the Unioa candidate for
Governor has from sixteen ito twenty
ikIa thousand msjority. So much for the
statssmen's verseiiy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

ALsO-OH HAND.
AsIodsons, Snail LnitTsleAtI, stia0S, &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

Amer having playedion the Pianos OF MeaIrl Enebs
Ool u u impossible not 10 bear testimony 70 thsii
I1aitttss which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of their
nanuiaotdro, on which have played are sIcesdiuq
y remarkable tor thoir qualities Of rONE The Bs-l
4 powerful, without hardness and the upreF noSss
TEeet, clear and harmoniouEly mellow, (ehrystiisn
and do not hesitate 70 express in regard % thee n
they equal Il not superior 70 De bssf narui1e
sured In Europs OF this country By the most oelabr
ted makers. Lsignedl Z. II. 0OTTSOHALK
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T0NsORIAl.
NeW Wig and Fashionable HAIR Dress.
Ing Establishment. ..-

WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks to his old friei cs
and patrons and tn inhabitants OF Cleveland gene
rally, tOr the We large share Of public p,tT0nafe
bestowed on him for the last nine years. and aould
respectfully inform them that since bis return from
Europe, thai he has taken and fted up large Store
in the most modern and New York style, entire Sep
arate Apa tments with every accommodation for o.
cry branch o. the business BAFing purchased an
se ectad himself from the ST MARKETS while In Eu
rops hecn oee- tor 7a" and inspection the tnest an
most valuable assortment Of lf-l %
o1 HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown In this city. Mr. Day studied IN soms Of
ths test Establishments 1h farls aid londons and
has sOr insneetion many new and LIE like Improves
ments in every description Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
9S-Sole maker and importer OF al kinds o. Eng
lish aad French Head Dresses, Enginie BoES Triple
Bows, Cof1anres, PhcAturs-, sc.
~ ladies' Hair Dres ing, ShamEOOninR, Hair
Cut ing and C-irliug. Ladies Hair cut and restored
without cutting short (shingliBg.) rHHf
S5-H T and f}pIp R@THS. auRl- R28
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FROM WAsHTNGTON.

WAsHISaFoN, September II.
The President, himself, is not aware that
General Gilmore has rendered his resig-
nation. EHff
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.lR SALE.

CHoIOE FACAET LOTS FOB
- BAEE--pn corner o. kpensn sc ~. -
Barzhan apa Fle'7sss, NO. g. JENNINGS.
. usvrT ..c1.-'o I'D % iAf"aisF BUD -
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MEDICAL.
CLEVELAND MEDICAL COL

CLEVELAND MEDICAL coll
" LEGE-Be.n .ng The ..a t
Medical Department Of the Western Re-
serve College. -al
tsHI -l.a .e
1hs TEent,e eth Annual :, ssion will hesiu on the
First "Wednesday Of November Lext, a1i contiausl
seven cen weeks. 1|
ae FACULTY:
JOHN DEL MATES, NJ. u IL, d Emeritus,
Prot Of b,te rics snd Pathology. 49,
,JARBpP kIRTGGEB. NJ. D LII. D., Prof Of
tbs Principles and Practice o! Medicine
JIANG CAsSELS, II D Ii. p Pref Of chem
istTy and ToxicologY.
PROCTOR THAYsR, M D., Frof OF Surgery and
Anatomy.
sskihkE iUsaiAG, q. D. Pr9i Of cbstetr;cs
lALIBYNE MAYNARD. NJ d.. Pr. + Of sTsterie
a -dica and Physical Bingnosis -.
DAVID b sSC1ET, NJ D ,Pr5f Of PHI siology and
Diseateso Of Children.
JACOB LAisf, N. D., Deuonstr4t T Of Auatong.
The Marticulaticn Zee is......s Z 8 co
Iae frSt5sacrs Tickets aTe...-...-..-.-..... 60 o
ne Iemonstre'or's Ticket is............... s %
Tho Graduation Ee- is............. ......... 200
MILITARY SURGERY.
surgecn McCLURG, U. S ", IN charge Of the Mil
nary Hospital in Cleveland will give b perm 'ssion
y tae surgeon Genera. Of The a. ;. Army ursa OF
lectures IN connection with the college, on Mi ary
Hygiene the pc lsrities of army surgery and Dis-
ess and illustrated by appropriate cases In the Hos
pita ana on the routine OF dut OF the Army Sur
geoa In tue nfld- Students vi not iecu addition: 4
/ expense for This course. sfp.i7-i2O
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. } HIsHvTLIE UNION LEidUE.

So b. Gov The Union Lsague Of this city is in a
h0arishing condition. It now numbers
over co., and ali Old residents, many very
Weslthy ones too, who, unlike certain
northern huhkies, are uuc0nditionally
Unien and Naturalization men. Other
clubs of similar character are being form
81 Cd, which are largely attended.
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MILITARY GOODS.

A LARGE STOCK NOTARY
n GOoDs, Black aud Blue Cloths FestinaB and
Pants stufis, Just recsiTed, g. ~ Il
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t9s OyfioE f.hit- EAslL.
1863 SGRAEB AREANGEkEa9 1855
FOB rHz asa
arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
Nommencine -apriI nh. I.ss


- Mails VIII Be opened aud ready for delivery
hour after arrival 0i trains
sH-Ah Nails close one h0ur before dspartufs
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS ar DEPOT. -s1aa
Eastern Through arrives ~ s-45 NJ lao t4.55P ~.
Eastern Way arrives At s.65 A. NJ
Asstsrn Through arriTes a. g3D A n end 9.25 p. d.
Western Way arrive a. ~ z. ii.
3andusky Way arrives A. % d. NJ --. .
Uincnnat htouRh arrives st e;l5 d !, rs p. n
do Way Grriv0s - g-35 4. 81.
Plttsoursh Through arrive at 9-l5 P. n
do hay Arrives 81 81 M.rsrra
Ihnonins 4ay arrives At Is05 NJ.
4edinay Nrsf arrives - 400 P. M -a'. Hl-l.r-
ROokpert. 80, strives Tuesdays, ThursdAyu and Sat
urdaTs At y M.
Brock.vts, Bath, a., arrives aosaayS and FridATs
5ha. on enter granger EOrth hOyalton, ~, arrives
Mondays and frf3aya at P NJ
WArrensville Rrrives daily 81 1873 A. A..
Cast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. D.
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PIANO8.
BTeFy Plano Warranted for EITe Year

40 &c 9EIgailsE 'f'E0hansa given At any Viih
OLBP PIANO SAD MELODEOEs TAEEHM ETrsIss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

A LARGE ASSORTMENT LIN
"a EH Bosom, Cassimer- and tlannsi SBIRTs at
sfptlS > - = M.NN, Is2 SHpar,or ST. :
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TE8FBBDAY's DIsPAFCBEs.l J

TELEGRA A PHO.
TEsTERD1T's DIsPAFCHEsj
! FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Cavalry SklrmIsh on the Rap
idan.
- - --
THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK.
FROM ROSEcRANs' COMMAND.
the Two Armies in Close PFOx-
unity.
Lorgstreet 10000 Strong Rein
forces Bragg.
ROSeerans Concentrating His
Forces.
HIS ADVANCE Is FIRED UPON.
A Terrible Battle Imlnent
GeReFaI BuFnside's Resignation
Withdrawn.
Rebels Rstreating at Little Rock,
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
NAPOLEON INAqIGaT PLACE.
he TAKES THE BACK TRACK.
Danger Of French Ihtefventiln at
an Erd,
PIRATE FLORIDA AT BRESg,
HIGHLY INTERESTING DETAILS.
General Gilmore Not Resigned.
Gen. s,chOfeld on the Rampage.
He Issues a Stringent Order.
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GL0THING,

OVERCOATS OF EVERY VAz
~ BIETY. Cas-imsne Business Suits, large "
Fleiy hcW .lylei q ans aaa Vests. Viii BE- old
9eptl0 We snnerinr-st. oNR. Rank-.t.
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Lester fr0u Nashville.

NA7AfA-AAJ -AalA-i GSpts AOf Dos
D., EDroHs LE4BER The intense beat since
.l.saths beginning Of this month, without
particle Of rain, the constantly passing to
- and frO Of Six-muls teams, has made the
dustS slaOst intolsrsblee The binding
clouds Of dust that one meets on every
street confirms the assertion that the fair
capital Of Tennessee is unworthy Of its
rsputEtion seE nIo
OHIO AGENTS AMONG TIE SOLDIERS.
We were-fa7ored, short time since, by
,sfE 3 eali fr6m T. r. BOyntOn, Esq, Of LOrsin
county, and Mr.. Griffith, of TiHin, whe are
the authorized agents for the State Of Ohio
3 circulate pamphlets containing the law
chs egnlstiug soldiers voting and for furnish
ing materials and giving the necessary in
formatioh to facilitate the execution Of
ii=' that Heaven-Born Law, which permits the
soliier to attest his sincerity BY the ballot
Is we'll ss bsyoast Fearfully, too, will
$50 they account to their grOselliBg enemies
r-i9 1t home on the 18th day of October.
THE cANPAIaE m OHIO.
Every northern paper brings Us cheer
ing tidings Of the heroic efforts Of cur
friends for the success Of the Union and
sff1 haRenity, but there comes too, like the
P9lluting breath OF sn Egyptisn plague,
tle hoarssorOskihg Of few God-fOFsaken
EEIE indiFidusls Pledged to snsrohg and the
80 devil, who proudly YsuRt the appropriate
ly bequeathed name of ACsppeThead. =
Oh you scourge of mankind You ads
= yocates Of eternal bondage yeu dsfamers
49, Of defenseless women whose husbahds de-
- fena your. homesl you sxsefable falsi6ers
Of the constitution Of the United States
GRd the rights Of every human beilg.
Traitors to yOur Government, your God,
and future gsnsrstlens.l When 8 history
ofthisREr is written, where will you be-
take yourselves 70 hide your all-kaowing
- infamy firm the gaze Of a justly indig-
nAnt people. 14 AAH
HtA 10 NASHVILLE UNION EEAd dUE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-19

To Messrs. WH. KHABE q Co., Baltimors:-I can
not but congratulate you the immense progrss,
and improvements which you continually make on
FOur Pianos, which IN my opinion, rank amonF thf
very bsat in the country. u. sTRAKOSOH,