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ELEeAHT ExTRAorB.-Messrs. Strong 8
Armstrong have for sale the choice PrsPGra-
lions for the toilet, put up BY Burnett q Co.
The value Of these articles is seknOWlsdgsd
By all who use them. The " FlOrimsl" is
enc Of the incest perfumes for the handksr-
chisf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

Stone CUTTERS wanted at the Rail Road
Bridge, now buil1ing over the Ohio river, at
the City Of Stsubenville, Ohio. Wages, 81 so
per day or 20 cents per foot
HENDERSON 4 ANDREWS,
sept23. .459 Contraetors.
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CALUFDRNIA MEMS,

bAH FRARcIsCo, September 2.
Money easy. Atlantic currency ez-
change ct 30633 premium on gold 10 New
York. Tss
Sterling without recent change.
Legal Tenders 7l@72.
The shipments OF treasure to-morroW
will be large.
The ship Don Quixots has been chartered
to load breadstufRs for Liverpool at Ez l6d
per ton. English vessels command ES.
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STATE FAIK PREHIUMs.-The Treasurer,
David Taylor of columbus), of the State
Board Of Agriculture has made arrangements
with the Second National Bank IN Cleveland
Formerly the Bank sf COmmerce) to pay the
drafts for premiums awarded at the State
Fair. The drafts will be issued by the Sec
retary at 100 Bank street (Angier Houss)
After that time application may be made by
letter or in person at the Seeretary's ofioe In
the State House in Columbus. sept2I:td
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LosT BOYS TO BE FOUND AT THE INDUs-
TRIAL SCHOOL HoNE.-Frsd Brown, brought
BY Policeman Gibbons. The boy stEtes that he
is ten years old, and lives in Cleveland
somewhere, but does not know the street.
BE has a father and mother two brothers and
one sister. He is large Of his age, strong
and healthy, with light hair and light gray
syes,-csn see with only one Of them. Says
his father works down town somewhere in a
store, "sslIs apples, peaches and lots of
things" His father is French and mother
Scotch.
Frankly Band, ten years old. Halls from
NOrWAlk. His mother is 5 widow Who gets
her living By washing. He Is tall, slender,
with dark hair, and dark blue eyes, and hasa
mark on his face from the kick of colt some
time sg0 He has two sisters. Says hi.
mother wants him to live in sons family and
work. American parents. a
Henry Reed, seven yesrs old, resides at 2l9
Fifth street, Cincinnati. He has a father
and mother Who support him we'll, but he
don't want to go back to thcm. He says his
mother gave him just IS and he came out for
ride, that's aIl. He is sure mother gave 1t
to him, and It cost him that to ride aud live,
and be had just twenty-five cents left, so be
bought cannon. This boy is slim, very
quick motiOned, ready to answer any ques-
ton, smart sTeryWay in both body and
mind. he has dark gray eyes. American
parents.
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NX.sTOCK MARKET-sept. 2s
CHICAGO gIARKET-sept %.

81 fELIGBAPH.l
FlouF-Market dull and l5925e lower. L IL.
Wheat Market quiet and l0z2c lower. Sales at
81 .u2a0t-U2H. 1sza-s
COrn-Market dull and l@2c lower. Sales at 81
@6t5sc.
OaIs-Market dull Sales at 57Sc.
ReceiPIs-l0.O 0 bbls -four, 1900 bushels wheat,
shipments rs, so bbls iour, 5000 bush wheat,
81, 90 bush I'm.
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BUSINESS CAHD.-My interest in, and
eonnseti1n with the news room, 25e Superior
Street, having ceased September Ist. Here
after l will be found at my old store
near Postofdcs, where I shall be happy to see
all my old friends, and as many new ones
as will favor me with their patronage.
W. D. BAKER,
Wholesale NeWs-dealer and Stationer, iOs
Public Square, near the POstofice, Clsve-
land. sept22-12I.
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LOCAL EOTIORs.

ExAKIEATIoE OF TEAcHERs.-Thers will
be an examination Of Teachers for City
Schools on Friday, SEPTEMBER 25th, eommsnc-
ing at O'Clock, A. n, at the Office Of the Su-
psrintendent. In the High School Building.
CIV. PSLEin, Examiners.
CIR. PERKINS,
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FoR Collie, Bowel Complaints, Diarhoea
and Cholera MorbuS, use POrter's Cure Of
Pain. Itis q sure cure. Price IS cents. For
sale by all druggists.
W. L. PORTER & Co.,
aHe2l:RI l28 Detroit ST., Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

FIRsT Ao4IN.-Larter's Meats Foot Oil
Blaoking received another Diploma at the
State Fair just over, making i've times in
succession It has taken first premiums in this
State, beaideS q number Of premiums at
other state Fairs sept20:459
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called the
TOURTH WARD UNION cLUB g.
The following oHiosrs and Executive Com
mittee were unanimously elected:
President-J. P. Bishop.
Sli Visa 8lEsaidsaiz-HF = II q HlsRE1E BlAif-
Trsssarsr-Hsnry HemPy.
Executive COunittse-D. A. DsDgler, L.
smithnight, N. G. WattsrsOn, Chas. Brad
burn, ]. q. Marshall, h. G. Abbey, F. A.
Brand, @. B. Krauss, William YsPp.
The following Resolution was unanimous
y sdoped: a ,-
ResOiDsd, That, In the opinion of this meet
ing, the interests Of the country will be ma
tsrially advanced By the organization in sv-
cry ward and township Of Union Clubs, the
object and desigu Of which shall be to pro-
mote, in such way as to them may seem al
Yisable, the Union csuso.
The Executive Committee are requested
70 meet on Friday, the 2sth inst, at 1O1E
O'Clock in the forenoon, at Hofman's block.
THREE JUDoEs INPEAeHEDlll- Editor
Leader III understand that one Of the sx
hibitors at our late State Fair feels somewhat
sggrievsd that he did not take the frat pre-
mium on Celery. He claims the judges we're
partisl from some cause OF other.
AsI was a very young exhibitor at the late
Fsir, (my maiden attempt in that line,) and
bsing naturally Of very timid disposition,
feel Somewhat aggrisYsd that an old veteran
should thus attempt TO bluff ms Of the right
track. What earthly motive the judge could
possibly have for any partiality in this par
tieular case, am wholly at loss to conceive
I've being, believe, both of foreign birth, J
unless It be that am for supporting our glo-
riOus Union in this unnatural and eauseless
rebellion. II my opponent Is not of the
same complexion it can be no fault Of mine.
AsIsm Of the opinion that every person
Of foreign birth ought to do all he possibly
can to sustain the country Of his adoption,
particularly 90 when that country is Iaenseed
BY foreign deEpOts, and sssAiled at home By
the most contemptible miscresnts Of the hu-
man race, regardless Of consequences,
an for doing eli can to sustain the " land
Of the frss and the home Of the brave"
With view to test the righteous judg-
msnt Of the judges in Question, upon this
particular article, and TO give my opponent
4 fair opportunity to retrieve one Of his lost
laurels, 1PEoPoSs to exhibit tive entire rows
Of Celery in . growing stAte, for ten Of
Uncle Sans grsenbaoks the winner, (in
sporting PhraEeology,) ~ make 9 sweepstake
Of both celery and money, ViE E:-My oppSn-
ent shall be at liberty to appoint his own
judge ifhs win allow me similar privilege
l-the two judges so appointed to be at liberty
to appoint third whose deeieion lin case Of
diBPutsl shall be final. E-r-----fp
am, sir, your obedisnt servant,
at JOHE SEABER.
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FROM ARKANSAS.
Occupation of Little Rook.
ITO the Cincinnati cOmmerciaI.I

ITO the Cincinnati CommerciaI.1
LITTLE Rock, AK, Sept. 10. !
via CAIRO, Sept. p. J
This place was occupied a few minutes
before six o'clock this evening" by Gener-
al DaVidsOn's cavalry, after desperate re-
sistance from Prices army, which, for five
miles, disputed every foot Of ground, and
only retired when forced back by our ad-
vancing columns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

PApERs AT RusssLL's.-Es are indebted
20 Russell, ct Bakers old stand; for papers
in advance Of the malls. He has New York
and Cincinnati papers in advance Of The
rails. 7-r.sr-r ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

FIVE FIRST PRKHIUMs we're awarded 70
J. 2 Ryder, at the Ststs Fair Just closed,
for the best Photographs Of different styles Of
finish on exhibition. sept22-12I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

EVENING soHooL.-Young ladies and
gentlemen remember the Evening School at
Lyman's Hall, near the Court House, Will or
ganiEe Monday evening.
septls;45s. ----,.4 J. J. NHAR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

LADIES, look at the Elegant Millinery
Goods opening at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms; 2S6
Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

WADsWoRTH's Day UF" FoR CAEARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine Is the most vGl,sabls remedy for OatarrR
We have ever sold.
noh1s STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
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n. z. MONEY MAHKEr-sspr. IS.

lBY TEIEaRAPH-l
MOncy-Market easy at q cent. 81
sterling EXchnnge-Dun at lsldiaf.
GOld-Earket unsettled and declining. Opening
At 37<, advareius to 8Ss declining TO 374 and clos
ing qniet s7ss
G0Verumcnt GtOeks-Steady. United States
Skies Of 1881, coupons ION ) T-3J Treasury Notes
lO68.
steamer Scotia for Liverpool carried out $685.
600 in spetie -s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

NJ WIS, PHEBE A. LESLIE,
lNl le't my bed AID bosId on he 10Th day # Sep
temhers lse. tice e Der b. gIun b dbo debts
Of her nfIaoling all Be paid b. mesnd cal pei HOus
are O. BIZ haTbOring or trusting her my acc &.
Upon fe- return 20 my hOi che win be Trop-rly
Ssptis-sss RanrE'. VRLIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
NASHVILLE, Sept. %

The news fr)m the front to-dayis mea-
gre. No trains from the south have ar
rived to day. They are reporte1 as be-
ing detained to bring up the wounded
TeleFraus from the front reports no fight
ing to day.
Our forces still hold the position Of yes
terdsy, which is an sevidenee Of strength,
as every hour increases the chances for
reinforcements from Burnside TO arrive
and enables our forces TO more thoroughly
entrench themselves, though no definite
assurances of their arrival has yet been
received.
Brigsdier General John h. King, report
ed wounded and prisoner, is neither. A
telegraph from the front reports him safe
Major Coolidge, second in command in the
same brigade is certainly killed.
Four hundred gueFrillss, under Tom
Murray, are lowering about Carthage
threatening to attack that place.
A small force Of guerrillas under Hawk
ins, is ported lurking about this Vicini-
", having their headquarters at Williams
port, west ofFrsnklin, on Duck River.
CHTATTANooGA, Sept. 23.
No attack has yet been made BY the en-
ouyi thOugn II was connuenLly e4pecLeu
to-day. Our position is being vastly
strengthened BY additional works COM
msnding approaches from the south, while
the flank communications are amply cared
Tor. Ths army is'iniths best spirits since
the fact became apparent that Chiekamin-
gs was almost as mueh q defeat for the
rebels as for Us. - q
ROsecrans was rapturously received along
the lines this afternoon. The only demon
strstion to-day was by heavy columns Of in
fantry and artillery, threatening our left
but crossing Missionary Ridge, toward
Ringold, without replying toour artillery
It Is believed thereIsa movement tointer
cept Burnside, who is expected by the re
bells. The reverse at Chickamingo ha
probably been much over estimated ct th
North, and there is no occasion for thei
alarm for the safety Of this army.
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Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
echr L. G.. Andrews Jones, Buffalo.
Schr onsuelo, Hearnes, Racine.
~ hr Miami, Pennington, Chicago.
Sehr y hip, Dupray, WyandOtte.
Sehr New London, Smith. MarQuette.
echr Bay StAte, Ford Buffalo.
Z chr Boston, Payne Buffalo.
Schr Almira, mcuormant, Port Stanley.
schr h. Bradley, Pinter, OswegO.
Schr LOuAve. sOuthwicN, Sandusky.
ScOw = hi tlesey, hapin, agiUaw.
Scow Highland Chief Gardner Port Clinton.
Scow MHyfOwer, Argyle, avon.
tcoW Falcon Brown, Huron.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

HUDscH's UERIvALLED TOoTH PASTE, is
winning for itself unbounded praise where
ever introdueed.-Sold BY Druggists and
Dentists generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

HoME Msnufacture-Parson's Inimits-
bic CanphoraIsd Dentitries. sept23-R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

William T. Jones, second mate OF the schooner A.
@, Morey was lost overheard and drowned from that
vessel On the 2lst inst, SINE twenty miles below
Point au Pelee, AXE Erie. BE has mother residing
at East Troy, Y. He was struck by main boom,
prec ptaiing him into the water and sank before he
could be recovered. His age was about IS years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

$500 BoUNTT IN TIE 18th OHIo VoLUN-
TIER CAVALRY. sept22:120.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

s7ERLIEe's AHBRosIA FoK THs HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging BY
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch2s sTROEs 4 ARMSTRONG.
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RHAVELER5s EEgIsRER.

WFUGEsaS wishiag conveyance 70 either OF ths
rboTs Trims Of Boatl VIII be called Tor By OoecheI
aif,sVou5i Omnibus Line, By leavilE their eddfe1
q tie Om1ibp1 Onee, ~ s1poriofSt, nsxt door q
tha Reddsil Hou1e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

DHHTsFRT-DF. B. 2. Robinson, ofioe
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsF and ct low price dec3R3T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

Dr.. BErTELEY has removed to the Office
Of Dr.. Blair, Erie street, FIRST door south of
EHclid. Augusts:l23.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

The best Brandy, Whiskey, Port Ma
tive Grape. Currant and Black Berry Wine
for medicinal use, in America, at Halls, IL
Public Square.
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M A r I N e.

PoET or OLEvELASD, September 3.
HETERED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr ~. an Ward, stTachan, Port Huron.
Prop Su- -Quehanna, Webster, '.unkirk
Prop Pruirie ale, Williams, Og Oglensburgb.
Brig sulfan. Jones, Buffaio-
: chr x. g Gills, scott, Port Huron.
Schr Narragansett, Hackett, Buffalo.
ScoW highland Chief, Gardner, Port Clinton.
sc0 MayhOWer, srkyle Port Clinton.
Scow n e., Dendron, Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

The stauneh screw steamer Buckeye will leave
Pelton Breeds dock at 10 O'Clock this morning for
Chicago and Milwaukee. 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
In that app icatiOn will tO n ale 10 h Governor
81 : hio for lhs t-rdon OF Caihuine ub.ri Rnd Ann
Cook, who p'ead gull ch : &c Of Grand Lar
ecu a. the Nove sFer T I'm, 62 OF the Court Of
Common pl.a' o. uYahOEa county, aud sentenced
to n-' euit ntf.ry YEA ~ s-49
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
NEW fDVFRTIsEMENTS.

- ~ sALG sTO REhT," LOST
lsWEETs.f p q FOuHD, -" BOA RD1N0 ''0UR-
RTFs" md other ahort notioss, not eNcsoding
Nv. 49,. Sis'r,. ~ ,,1,S, go, 80
SO cents tor all Oyer loUh LUE6, and not ex-
aaafinf EfaB- LIFEa. donhle a5oFp ratoa.
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The scow Auat Ru,h.

The Beow Aunt Butb, which we reported ashore at
Black River in our yesterday morning. edition, was
hauled o by the tug sent to her for that purpose and
arrived here yesterday. Her damages are slight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

The steamer Traveller took her departure at eight
O'Clock last ev-ning for Lake Superior ports, from
Hussey & Mcbride dock. She had on board good
load Of freight and P Isssnsers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

A IMINIoTRATOR'S SALE
~ Eo,Es is hereby given that l shall Fer for
lals tn follgWir d. cfibso property belonkfnR T.
t1e = taie o. u7ret Q Hawkina, deeaase1; lot Of
Furniture and q lot OF CloihinR
TfIms-fs,h rae % esmmence imuediattly 81
30. u Pap CT T. MM A. OhAmPLIE.
aept22-ihs
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-THE COPARTNER-
! SHIP heretofore eXis ing between the under.
signed under the lite OF st4n' y, Graham 4 Co. is
this day di solved BY mutua cOnseLt The sfafrs of
said firm will be settled by CLARK, Graham 4 White.
WM. II 5tANLEY
g. GRAHAM,
b. WHITE
Cleveland, September sth hes.
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TOLEDO sIARKRT-sept. %.
[FRoH TOLEDO coMAERoIAI.t
Plour-No Gales reported.
Wheat Is last oyening-6,n00 bush red Miehi-
gan at 81 Is 2,5OO hnsh No at o. 2I l,0Ol bush
No red at 81 ,25 This mOruing-sales 6, ,nO1 bush
red at ti2; 1900 Ou-h no r. g. .2Z; s,dO bush
No cred AZ sl,2J; l,2O bush ana 900 bush No ied
COrn-Ssles 1000 bush and zoo bush No 1 at zoe
OaIB-kaie 80 bush at 55c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

WANTBD-A CT L TO Cook AND
w do Kit hen wo K. hsferences reQuin 4. Ap-
nv AZ No "a Ma ul-St Fep2l-t5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

CT. CLAIR MILL FOR SALE
~ Inc Mil is really new, is capable Of msnu'ae-
tls nE ATTY barrels Of ou- pr day, is well ioeaIed
Ter bus mes ard q ewi ch q m fhe o. p !. R.,
e So st Cairst AprlI the pr miEes to ,. DtT-
Is septlz 3
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DREsERVE YOUR EYEsLGHT

s5
JOSEPH S. PERLEY, OPToIAE lsS SUPERIoR ST.
(Under the JC hnsoa Housesl
Keeps constantly on hand an immense assortment
Of Glass which are istructed 80 as 10 Ahord the
best ARTIFICIAL helD 10 ths human eye
bHrnpharoidnl Glas8es reset into cid irames- Ais
alarge assortment OF Microsc ps, Telescope, Field
Marine and Opera Glasses, Fhermometers, barOms'
TEN, Magniders, and t'raWing Instruments.
Bar Artificial Eyes inserted without out rain.
g.,rv
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COPARTNERsPIP.-THEs UN-
~ DEkS'G h,ve this " entered INTO cnpart
lership for the man IA ture Of Wooden Ware. under
the firm name OF lark, Srsham Z Whifo, Oiooae
Clark avifg purchased the mt fest OF Nn efanleV
in the lale firm OF stanley, Grs am Co.
u rAT' ARK.
JIG. GRAHAM,
J. -. Mh-.E.
Oleveland, septe nber 5lh. IS69 a.ntIa 80
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MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
lNA CO., Bankers. negotiats Loans on good In
dorIsd Notes. also, on Eotes secured By Mortgage,
A. Hura-in- ~
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OsWEGO IIARKET-sept. as
IBT TELEGRAPH.l .sr.
FIOur-Market Unclaimed.
Wheur-Held above the views Of buyers, with no
sales.
CerB-Bctter. Sales Illinois mixed at 7s97lo.
other grains unchanged.
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FRIIaHT OARRIED EAsF Oh WI.
.LEYELAND, OULUMBU8 8
v oIHuIHNATI RAII.nOAD.

Indianapolis, Ind. sspn-9
OLEVELAND, COLUMBUg z
" oEUIENATI RAIIEOAD.
AW
~ sUhMEs ARRANGEMMF. IN
o. and sfssr MOnday, Aprii ss,h, lssI. P.-.,--,
frEins win lears OlsTs;aad, . i0llCEss
1t TrEin-S:l5 A H.-OIHUINN4FI HXPBss--
don, Shelby, Crssfline, Gallon, CardiuEtoe,
Delaware and Jeais Center, aTFITill.s
Or8atltne at 10 :. N. Colum buI=f0 ga n.
DAYTON 2o5 ,. 4, 0iaeinnaEi 80 }. n, L.
dianapolis 5 % ?, NJ 81. bOais = Eouf
prls,I5--- H. 4 ~ 70 y y syns 80 p p oh1oago
ID Train-2;I 81. TIOE-ssoppht
sSl q AZ stations, and arrives IN Oolam6uI
ID TrAin-zss6 ?. a.-EIGHT TExPREss-s,ovvine
E,tSs ES,stSSs ssaisos ssssiliinsto1, HoE loldoa
shelby grastlihes Gallon, Gilead, Oardinr.
% and psl1Earei arriving e CrsItlfns z
- p r. GolEmbu. II IS ,. n, 0ilciInsd
$50 .. N, Lo1isVille = ST Lonis III
Wayns 9lOa- n, and Chicago Tis 0r.stiiIs
Trains arrive At clsvslAad IS An, rs and sS5k.n
CONNECTIONS.
sAelDy- Dy-TSenousEy3 Mansfield Newark RailFoad, ~
iinle11heia' Siils h' 1t. fsrnon, Newark Ea1sg-
oruItlins-PiStsburgh, Fort Wayns Z Uaio,QO Ru1.
road, Forest, Upper eandusky, Dsl5hoS -
ss. a. s9Ff .95 ~. rHsgas LaRoEts, gaioago, =.
IsS5lss ,s5s AIa 1ass or 1ansusldi W0oster. El1s
afatoe and belieionttne Rallrosd Line, for mnrfon
belletontaine, Sidney, Uulon, umcis, ~
o.anaRoi5- Ierre Hautet Fincsnuol, HEnn5-
vile, Lorisyille, Cairo, g. Louis, a.
gele .le-ilith Sprlagleld branch Tor SpFingiofd
Oolumsus-littls Miami ; Oolumbu8, and IG1fa
.atlroads for Aenia, Dayton, Indisna1olis-
Tsrre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LoTsiSrF-
and CINCINNATI, and With the 0hia 4 Hi7.
4lllpp1 kailroadF Cincinnati for Louf.Tflls,
Evansville, Cairo, 81 Louis, and an Ioi1fr
on the Ohio river
mbu8-Centrai Ohio Rajlroad for Heasrk Enuus.
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CHATTANOnGA nATrl 3.

/ AsaINGT0H, sept 70.
The regulars and reserve wsat into tbe
battle 1000 strong and came out with only
4l5. This shows the persistenoy with
which our troops eontended for every inch
of ground. I-rHa .tTr
General Rosecrans has performed Wond-
ers in reaching his present position, sfter
fighting with his single command against
the immense forces Of picked troops that
/, were combined against him.
When the last dispatch Of yesterday
closed, the enemy was quite active. He
had been making approaches all the morn
ing. General Rosecrans men were in
line and ready for another encounter.
General Graham, who commanded one Of
our brigades at Gettysburg and was taken
prisoner and conveyed to Richmond, has
recently been discharged, and reached here
this morning. General Graham has com
muniested important information to the
Government. He is satisfied that only two
divisions Of Longstreet's corps-with all
his srtillery-hsve been sent to Bragg.
In addition to these two bligades, Gen
eral Picket and the Wise Legion were also
detailed to reinforce Bragg.
General Graham says he saw eiRhty-one
pieces Of cannon moving across the bridge
from Richmond, said to be going to Bragg
The news Of the battles fought between
Bragg and Rosecrans was disappoint
ment to the rebel authorities at Richmond.
They expected to hear that Rosecrars had
been snnihilated, and that Bragg had re-
taken East Tennessee. Instead Of that
Richmond is in a state Of mourning for
the losses Roseerans has inflicted on
Bragg. tff-
An unofficial dispatch from Chattanooga
to an army officer speaks Of the engage
ment Of Monday last as warm. Long
eral Thomas resultingi in q complete nion
victory. The fact that Thomas was able
20 Join General Rosecrsus at Chsttanooga
on Monday receives positive continuation
FKOM THE COMBBRE8ND ANN r.
WAsHINGToE, September %.
According to official information re-
ceived from the Army Of the Cumberland.
dated last night, it is supposed the battle
was renewed to-day.
Much anxiety relative to the arrival Of
reinforcements is expressed. If the orders
Of the Government had been obeysd there
would nov be no solicit1ds upon that
point. -ll-
Il is known here that Rosecrans has
abundant stores and supplies for many
days to come. ers4
Assistsnce,is On Its way and may reach
him in time to be Of immense service.
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