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THEY ARE BOTH REJECTED.


Nav YORK, September p.
Washington correspondence Of the Post,
dated september Goth, says
The reverse in Northern Georgia cornpeIIs the
Government TO raise more troops than t had
cor'emplated.
lie present draft will not give the Govern
lnent over 1900 men. 10 Is said in some mar
ters that this is too high an estimate By Is 900
men.
Another drail will undoubtedly take place very
soonS except in those States which prefer 10
raise th1 full quota by volunteering Nearly an
the western suites VIII RAISE their quota By vol
unteerng, as The Government offers a bounty OF
three hundred dollars. The next drsn will pro-
9auly De Tor 10000 men, and the expectation Of
me government, under the new instructions
j. 70 obtain one third Of the men drawn As sol
diers The two drafts and the volunteering IL l.
estimated viii give about 10000 men by the irst
Of next January.
Committed from the Missouri and Kansas
Delegation called on the President tins morning
lie agrees 70 receive the entire delegation al ten
o CLOCK Tomorrow morning, It is believed here
Missouri 80
InhyOrahlo rumors respecting Burnsidefs sit-
uation were afoat last night none OF which are
true. There is no unfavorab!e news from any
quarter. ~
The Cabinet had a meeting to-day.
The schooners Ireland and John j. Hou=eman
were captured BY the rebels in Chesapeake Bav
previous % the I'D inst plundpred ard ~
and run ashore
The Government schooner Alliance. laden
win provisions and suffers stores valued Al
so 600, was also captured. The crews OF the
other vessels we're pm. 90 board Of her and she
was last seen on sa- = Shoals, bound south
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NEW YORK MAKKET-sept.2 %.

COtton-Market excited and prices advanced "a
&c. Safes at s2ne3c for Mid1ling uplands.
Ffour-Market opened i5c higher, but with de-
cline In gold, the market became heavy and buyers
generally refused TO pay the advance.
sales at f57an5g5 tor extra state f6iulets 50
for extra round bOoped Ohio; e6,26t6ri0 for trade
brands Market closing heavy and declining.
Whisky-Market dull and heavy. Sa Cs at s2zc
for Western.
WmeuI-MarEet opened more active and fully PC
better ont closed dull, buyers generally refusing TO
paY the advance.
for prime new do; si,i5al,m ,m for Milwaukee Club /;
81 56i q for Winter rcd Western - for old win
ter rud Illinois.
Coru-Market irregular and unsettled, opening at
ld2c advance. and closing duh, with buyers insisting
on previous prices.
Ssles At s75lssc for shipping mixed Western ahoat,
ssdgsc 10 store, chiefly AZ ssd90c
Oufa-MzTket quiet. Sales at 6sa72ac for Wes-
tert
Porl-Market more active and firm.
Sales AZ sl2,ha for old mess; and 4i00 for new
do; sil,2SGlo50 for new prime; Sl3,riald,0O for
new prime mess
Prime Mess Beef-Dull.
Haef-Dull
Fard-MaIket Hrmer With good demand. Fales
at lOA ali Sc, closing at ln aliAc. Also 900 bhls
for February and NRrch at DC, snd l,51O bbls Tor
December and Jauuars. on private terms
Cheese-MsTket hrmer. fales at ltglic.
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/. B. HALE, BAHKn.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
AND ALL OTHER 0ovERNMEsr BoEDs
KARTED-UYCURREKT BANK BILLS

DR. BUsHis GREAT AMERICAN BoNsET,
OF THOROUoHwoRT TOSIc.-No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thoroughbred. II has been used from time
iInmemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
meuts. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. II cleabsss the skin bet.
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone TO the stomach and facili-
tates digestion. Intermittent fevers Of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with vomit
ing Of food, belching Of wind and feeling Of
obstruction at the pit Of the stomach, vomit-
ing Of bile with extreme prostration Of
strength the smell Of food causing sickness
st the stomach, fallness and tenderness Of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncom-
fcTtable feeling Of pressure, gouty and rheu-
matte disease with sOreness Of the muscles
boarse cough, with rough voice and soreness
Of the chest, night cough, dyssn.ery, diar-
rhGa, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle so cents.
Sold BY STROxG 4 ARMSTRONG,
sepl:459 Cleveland, o.
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LOCAL HOTIORs.

ATTEsrIoE CITIZENS OF TuE FouRT Il
WARD There will be grand UxioS RAJ
~ this evening, at the Engine House on
Huntington street, athalf past seven o'clock
Lsland's fall Band will be in at:en dance.
Several good speakers have been engaged
and viii address the meeting on the greet
questions o. the day.
Let al who love their country and Who de-
slro that the Union cause shall triumph In
our own State, as we'll as on the battle Geld,
attend this Union Rally Of the Fourth
Ward.
By order Executive Committee.
sspl30. .459-lt-d
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ONEIL & FLINN have just received q
splendid assortment Of Fal and Winter
Goods, consisting Of Cloths, CasEmerss and
Yestings. Also, Gloves, Socks, suspsndsrs,
Collars, Stocks, Neekties. ETC., ote., which
they offer to a patroniaiug public a. cheap as
the cheapest, and can warrant them as good
a. the bsst- Conhdoat ef their ability to
please they only ask trial. They are pre-
pared 70 give the most perfect "hts," and
iaihil their engagements punotually and at
tie shortest notice.
Call and examine thei- stock ct No. 80,
South Side Of Public square.
sep3O:lls-3t O'NEIL 4 FLISE.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Southern Rumors--General Lee at
Atlanta.
ITO the Cincinnati CommerciaI.l

ITO the Cincinnati Commercial
MEMPHIS, September 2G.
The Argus has received the Mobile Evea.
ing News ofthe 18th. It contains an ed
iloriaI from the Atlanta Appeal, OF the
10Th, upon the war situation, saying that
the seat Of war is removed from Virginia
10 Tennessee or Northern Georgia.
A lady who has just arrived from At
lanta, Georgia, says General Lee passed
through that place, en- route Jor Chattanooga,
soHis Ten days ago aud that Confederate
troops had been passing through, in great
numbers. Some days before, $1,000 mill
tia, from Georgia alone, went to swell the
number Of Bragg's army.
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FRn,InALTIlIORE.

BALTIMORE, september -.
The pgopuetors and editors % the Gazette,
formerly known as the Exchange and then a. the
News sheet were ordered 20 bo arrested to-day
for the publication Of disloyal sentiments. A
guard wa sent 10 seize the establishment.
Only one % the propuetors, MI, Edward
Carrier, was found there who vas
arrested. Mr.. Nielsen vas not found. Mr.. VIM,
H. Carpenter, editor Of The paper, was also alb
sent and neither have yet been arrested. Mich
ael Kelly and N. b. Hct were arrested to-day.
by The military authofiues Tor selling the publ
cation entitled "Fourteen months. eNpeuonceln
the Amercon Bastile BY Francic Key Howard
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N.Y.sTOOK mARKET-sopr, %.
n. Y. CATTLE MARKET-sept 40.

uecetpts-Bseves, u7p; Cows aud calves, 10 ;
We is 6Yf; sheep and Lambs, i6,Z3s swine, ~ IA
Bref-Extras b cwt slO Ul9ll % m dium TO
good e ihfc90: common ab,lnnI-al Inferior 500
nGu0 AVefaee OF sll sales about fa.On
Veal Gulyea-A Are in pretty good demand. Pfi-
maintained AZ O. f1r tnierioii eet6ac for COM
mon 20 COED 1lT2c for choice aud extra
Aherp-Tne market opened a little hrmar for
sheep but the increased supply causes moderate go
IIiamu a warm ueather nave AL produced a
hrtvy cling and at the Close prices not we'll
tained. Lambs are also depressed sales live sheep
az GAaAAc; a few very good at o &c aud common ~
&c l. mbs are worth frum f2,uu To ga & head.
Swine-1hs supply j. again very heavy, with only
"a mOiern demand. The market is weak aud large
number remain on sale. Corn fed live tig3ai 'stil
fed flaat5itc.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

hEW f0RE, September g.
Brigadier General Robert Anderson, nov Ia
the city, has been ordered before the Army
Retiring Boarc, aEd it Is expected that
he will be retired from active service, as
since the hombardment or Fort Sumter has not
been equal 90 the fatigue and excitement Incl
dental 20 the service n the field.
The Russians are 20 have a grand reception on
Thursday. Tho Committee Of the City Council
viii wait on the Admiral and present the resolu-
tons Of welcome, aud will be accompanied on
their return by the Admiral aud his officers, and
landing nt some point mp town, will pass down
Broadway 20 the City Hall, escorted by Che en-
tire FIRST Division OF the State Militia. The ud-
fair promises 20 equal the reception oftho Prince
on Wnlea
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ARREsrED As AN lHFosToR. The follow
ing ttsm from the Philadslphia Press Of the
aad, evidently refers to foIlCw who has
sPoFsed aboei Cleveland considerably;
lNrosToR.--A man rejoicing IN the high
sounding name Of Lnciui Otis Cottlo, was ar
rested yesterday, on complaint of Lientepapt
W. B. Cushing, Of the Z. s. gunboat Mont-
oallo, new az our navy yard. The prisoper
vas charged with being an impOator. He had
On q naval uniform and pretended that he
vas eo1miasioasd BY the NsEy Department
10 recruit for the Western navy. He could
not show 49, itgai document Of authority. A
number Of pspars we're found upon him /;
ancns then an ohieiAl envelope, directed 70
The Hon. Gideon WSllss, Secretary Of the
Navy. He was committed IN default of
s. 900 bail 70 await another hearing.
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RRnlI sAN FRANCIsCn.

San fHAHCIsco, Sept. 2a
The Russian war steamer Norwich, last from
Hakodadi, was wrecked north OF the entrance oi
this harboF on the night of The 26th. The officers
and crew we're saved.
They report, that according 20 The japanese ac-
count recsived al Hakndhdi, that the British
feet had been repulsed from kago siuia. whore
it went 20 demand from Prince Jatsuma The sur
render Of RiChardsons murdcrera.
As TIE fleet entered She inner harb0r en- armed
decOy boat drew towards the shore and vas pure
sued, attacked aud speedily sunk. Masked bat
teries then opened on the feet from the shore.
Kidding the advance vessels before they could
get out of range. The Japanese claim 20 have
disabled the greater portion of the feet and the
halalca relIred nom lhe contest.
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Mems MlHsrRELs. - This excellent
troupe gave its second entertainment isst
evening, in Brsinard's Hall. The Han was
even fuller than on the previous evening,
vas crowded, packed, jammsd. The troupe
performed sEosllsnuy. The "sna men, 4"
Harry Pel and Wager, are unsquallsd, and
their eoaioalltiss ELECTED many e laugh.
The voesliss, Psass, sarrids and Curtis,
we're never iH better voice. "Ths Stranger "
and 'fThs Ghost" both splendid surlssquss,
Woro received enthusiastically. Kanano'l
Oleg Dance aas very eze. Altogether, the
performance vas very excellent
The mins,rsls are to be With Us only one
night more. An who have not heard them
should desc and Ell who have heard them
viii Do - again.
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
il has separated-how many friends forever
parted. The subject is so delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention Il, and you
are Ignorant Of the fact To effect redical
cure, use the q Balm Of Thousand Flowers :"
as dentrifee, night and morning. II also
beautides the complexion, removing all tan,
pimples, and freckles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price 50 cents For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists
sept22:R2 dy &Wy-s.o.W.
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GOLD IN NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, September %.
The Commercial says gold advanced 10 ltl4aluh
last evening after the regular business hours aud has
gone s higher to-day, partly under the failure Of
heavy speculator, said 10 be nearly halt mililn
short Ia his deliveries and partly uuder reports OF
adverse private intelligence from Rosscrans. Tbs
price opened at tllt, bat advanced 10 lea by eleven
O'cCck, from which if rctcdc1 10 li2h sttBsuing up
again % lf3 aud 1854 sales az the Board oi abuut
81 ,ciu at is2ifelif3E Iit four O'Clock lt8.
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NV TUENl 30 DC III|T y
A gentleman direct from Morus leland says q
few days before be len seven deserters arrived
there from Sullivnn's Island
Their story b. that Alter the blowing up Of she
magazine In Fort Moultrie, and fully expecting
a continuance Of the shelhng on The following
day the rebels made preparations for The re-.
moval OF their best guns with the intentiou ul
oyacunting the Island. but hudlng next morning
that the shelling was revived they concluded 10
urdit
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10 ADYRRTIsKnENrs.

O.. A. Read Co Banhers-Gold. liver snd Con
sons Bought and sold, and Money Loaned.
John Elisler Al aiemY Of Mnsie.
J.H.&H. T. Howsr-Eew FalI Coos
Robert Banuah Co.-For Lake Superior.
A.. F5Ot--sutslitutss Wanted.
H. Wnkins-Money Found.
,afiese vFslsus-as R-----s.
Wm. Williams -For Sale.
Mrs. shaW-Lceal Notice.
OEsii A FllnR-Local Notice
"G. V."-situa. ioa Wanted
Attention, Citfzsas-Loeal E0iics.
Dr.. Bush -Tfcal Eoti1s.
Y. H. L so-iety-Lo al Notice
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THE DATToE Mass MKETmo. - The
great Mass meeting Of TIE campaign, for
Southern Ohio, will Be held in Dayton to-
morrow. Meaeher, Brough and other dis
tinguished spoakers are 70 be in attendauer.
We hope that the Reserve viii be we'll rep
resented.
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TtcKETs ToR THE GRAPE AND Flown
SHoW may be purchased at Russell's News
Depot, 25s Superior street McMirlan's Con.
fsotionery RstabliShmsnt, west side Public
SQUARE, abd at The door Of the Hall.
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n. \. MONEY MARKET-sspr. 70

Money-Market easy at q cent.
aterltng EKchnnge-Firmer, but closes dull
and nominal. Selling at ls7Hl57f
GsOld-Firmer, but market very irregular and IN
settled. opening at 4ia, advancing 10 4ic declining
20 42c and closing quiet at f3c
Government ~Uocks-firm. United -states
skies Of lssi coupons, i07; seyen-thirty Treasury
notes i051sai071.
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THE 0LD HOUSEHOLD RKHEpY.-Dr.
Bush's Great American Bonsot or Thorough
wort Tonic.-It cures Aoidity Of the Stom.
ach, BeleAing Of Wind and Puin In the Side,
Fulness Of the stomuch after eating and
vomiting Of food, Caehectie or bad state Of
the System and Jaundice.
aept3n.Ihn
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ARRIvAL-Major Perkins, Of the lO5th,
is In town, and stopping at the residence OF
Ar. John Ted. He arrived ysstord ,. The
major Was wounded in the late battis Of the
Chiekamsuga.
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Y. NJ. H. L. sooiErT.-There will be an
important meeting Of sac Y u. II. Literary
Society this evening at half past o'SloeE.
Pfoinpt attendance Of all members is 70.
quetted B. r. PEIxorro,
sepiSO'439 President.
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LICENSED CLAIM 0sFICRss
ctFrsl.ss. ono, IwasuiSsros. y. G..
t7 lguan's ll1rE, No. fii Nirth St
Near the Cauf7 mousl
We sre authorrei BY Govesumeni to collect
siaa Rsuuty
daa tirchsreei solditrs Also, tho widow, chill
drsa, sas IsEhliai heirs afaii Deceased soldiers;
slso
- shlah sEury discharged soldier Who vns de-
stacdin ne sc9vco. Is entitled Also, Pensions
aur saldssss' uiaoss. chidron, muthers or or
p1aa sisisrs, a. they are sevsraily cuutlea I'M
acE ~ lsu- Also.
lBaek Rzy
dns sisshsrred soldiers OF resigned odiccrs,
Frcmrily cciieciei, or caslsd, Also.
Prise EIoneY.
Mcueg zoe Uulsted 5hree months men :
neney due ioamstors, and every other class Of
oi.iuss rrouiugost orthis or any other vsr.
weiss Tsy speeial sitsnsi0a 60
PATENTS
- aveia Ciaia and Patcut Ageats who
are ass l.icenaed.
We rutiish fur soLnrrz's FuIESn," pspey
of much iuiercst 10 soldiers and their hsirs.
soad us your name sul stamp, aud Ee VII scnd
acqFy me- or szelve oopiss, oue each month,
or - cc1is.
Arrly 20 us IN person or ey letter, With stamp,
and your husiness shall have prompt attention.
Eees lcu, md no eharge until amer we have &C.
esmrsished what We undertake.
sspaa c 9. BRUCE.
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81. LoUIll soDT. y.
The Democrats Springfield special says:
II j. stated and belicTcd among army men here
that Maior-General Pope will Be assigned the
command Of the Department Of Mlsaonn-
Governor Yates leaves tonight for Ohio where
he will speak 70 Union men.
General Pope Is nov in So, Louis.
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Or TIE TRAcK-Tbres freight cars ran
of the track on the C. G. a c. road, at the
foot Of Light House street, yesterday after
noon, but we're soon replaced.
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LAKE SUPERToR BoATs.-The Iron City
left last night on its return trip. The North
srn Light arrived yesterday afternoon aud
will leave tomorrow night.
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BUFFALO mARKET-sePt. ~.
fnw wrr vnu a uff

Finur-Steady.
Whent-market sctive and ettcr. Sales nt 81, 90
az, iur 10 Chicago spring; ai,lasli,iT for No ]
Milwaukee Club ei,dlali, "A Tor red Winter.
Gorn-ln fair demand and nrmur.
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ss2psoa n. bsytaa sli ssssaoa. = sussrior
nr1zl NJ se stviss thoss uishiar % rst Rns
aNE . call lpca hE. A Viait 70 his n.
~, -. 50 olpsuof riresls uin Fiealy repay
- geg.. saa sl-.szsE. Mfu
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Nav soEo.--Published this day by D. 8.
critehley 4 Co, " Mind I'm for the Union,
Love new song. Send 10 b. s. Critchley,
ls2 Superior street. Price IS cents.
sop3e.liQ
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fixtures
call At MeGarvsy's, 272 Superior street,
Hoffman Block, opposite the Post Office.
septS0:i20
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Ra.s a Frsnri..' Provi.Ion marLo, RE-

AAAAa - AFehtisaf EFofAaioh Murhet ne
Sort
ne tQtl1uing are the rates charged BY thsm
Hag4a-Angar-c cured premium Hams, D h..........lic
Shsultera -euRar-curu q Rh...............-....bfc &c
" hngar-curud cauFassad q h.......a......lc
Haeoa-Of RuOked sides d h................
Lard-fnlma leaf kctilo-rende cd In hbla y h..lullc
triae lsai, kettle rendered In kegs D.. ..lOEc
AAtia uleAf q Dbl .-........- -...s.'albin
- No extra charge made for packages OF carriage
70 railroad dcputa boats Ali articles warrant
ed trcty prime, aud equal to anything 10 the stale
Orders promptly filled Our sugar -curei Hams and
kettle-renderud Lard took the nrst premium at the
iaia Ohio state Pair. HOSE PRENTisS,
Nos. li2, iti and if6 Ontario-st., Cleveland.
lulYt:R2s
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FoEr MoSHoE, Sept -.
The Gag oftruce boat arrived ffom City Poin.
with 4oO Union soldiers.
Tne news in the Richmond papers is meaFra
and is Of minor importance. The editsrials are
hopeful hut urge the most strenuous ehorts to
Meade
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BUSINESS CARD.-My interest in, and
connection with the news room, 259 Superior
Street, having ceased September lst. Here
after I will be found at my old store
near Postofice, whore I shall be happy to see
all my old friends, and as many new ones
ss will favor me With their patronage.
W. d. BAKER,
Wholesale NeWs-dealer and Stationer, lOs
Public Square, near the POstofhes. Clsve-
land. sepi22-l2l.
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FaR SALE.

CHOlCR VACANT LOTS FOR
~ ~. 80 ellllr e kirs1ssn snd Burnhasi.
-. 49, .1sllaa aad Niut-sla. Alsn, %
JNO. q. JENNINGS,
Atuaicf nuildtnr.
lNR SALE-A FARM OF AIS
H 4el.ls t1riisf lftur Nrunra. AlokinF countY,
.les - e111r 81 17t7l. tta f1trnan 49, fi1sfar
- ,.els tte uhula glr rarla are rrldf
- - i. .istast1l; an uall frucus. rild ar.
- 49, l.asl cll15 90 ffn infur that Nj
- 80 = u NaNlll ga taEa IN rari rsrrrrni
s. '. s,s,.-. - 4 snail iarm sod tha
A1e.lg - lt17 tI1le frice f1s nFr ncrr
y eFFEE - M
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PERsoSAL.-Dan Vorhees and R. 7.
Merrick arrived yesterday and are stopping
at the Angler.
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WADsVoRTa'a DRT Ur" ron CATARHH.-
We Dc not hesitate 70 say We think this med
ieino is the HOsi Vakiabls remedy for OatarrA
We have ever sold.
mohiS STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
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LADTFs elegant Dress Hats At Mrs.
shaW's Millenery Rooms, 236 Superior ST.
eeptg0lgI
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PHIIAbELrHIs, Sept. -.
The sales Of Governments Bonds today wns
sio0Gj0. Delivery Of bonds made 70 September
18th.
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MILITARY lann3.

A LARGE STOCK MILTFARY
- Eolr.s. Elsek ant Hias Cioiks' Vs-iie11 -
Ra 4 NAM. iasur1iora.
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DHHFnTHT-DF. B. ?. Robinson, ofios
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, IN the best man
nsr and st low price. dsoaR9T
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-, ~ Ruh'ie sluuare. near Posioahcc, Cieve-
lzrt. Ono.
=. 1-couairy dsslers rromptiy supplied.
ordels sahciiea. soptaim
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WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPT. 80. 80.
VRATELER's KEGIs9kR.

1I7OltlEsl1 Wishing conveyance 20 either Of ths
aegys Trains OF Boatl win Be called for by Coaches
cf6tgEen1' Omnibus Line, b. leaVfne thelr address
a the Qmnikus once, lf7 Suporior-st noTf door 10
tlo v eddsli House,
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FIVE FEsT PREMIUNs we're awarded to
J. +. Ryder, at the State Fair just closed
for the best Photographs Of different styIss Of
finish on exhibition. sspt22 -I2I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

FonIREss MoNaoE. September -.
llhe iollovinE 4 a continuation of The South
ern News in yesterday evenings ediion Of he
ArlASIA, Ga, September 2s-Thcre Va no
lighting yesterday.
General Rosecrans has sent in two tags of
truce asking permission 10 bury his dead and
relieve his wounded.
General Bragg rejected both Of them
CutEIEsroS, September 25.-An quiet this
morning.
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OVERS.

FOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
a GLASS DYE HOUSE. No. ipl .ennca-at iup-
poliie civ Hutcl,l ~ Nnfarfr = uEnrEL, hiqhly
recommeudei By the las state Haif ut Ohio lYeinE
aud Ciganiug u an a. husnchea. Please call aud
amlae Goods ia the store ~ Ind iha diifrence viii
other DTeahups, We nnish ali cur gottl BY steam
maChlnerg and Fruracs, Ihe emily watering machine
in the western STATES 20 huiah SIR like new.
huieruucaa-MelErd Prescott q Ghsaas Aicuit u4r.
ton, BALDWIN 4 Co., A. q e. Haithcrg, murran,
Root a 20 and other Merchants apN ~