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NEW YORK uIARKET-sept. 9

"a. a.a. tBT TELBeRAPH.I
Cotton-Market firm. Sales at 6sG7Oc fer Mid
ding Dplands.
ground steady with q moderate demand old dull
sales at ss,sOaS,s5 for extra state; s5.l5a5, 30
for extra round hooped Ohio; s5,45Q7,0O for trade
brands. Marx ct closing quiet
Whisky-Market shade hrmer. Sales at 5e9
5O{c.
Wheat-Market quiet Good and prime sound
parcels scarce and rIner; common and inte ior dull
and dropping. Private English accounts are less
gloomy.
sales at g7caal 05 for chicago Spring so9el3 for
MilWaukee Club; sl,l40I.2i Winter red Western /;
81 ,3Oe1t Al for white Western.
COru-Market shade frmer and not a great dea
doing Sales at 5Hgs76c for shipping mixed West
ern afOat TIC for Western yellow and T53c for un-
sonnd esteTD mixed in store
OHTs-Market quiet and very firm. Eales ct CSC
6ao for Western.
RHEars-Narket steady. Sales at &c for Melade I;
g1Sdil4c for MuscovadO. Havana at 9<GllZc.
rork-With0ut decided change.
Sales It sl3,25te6, % for prime mess inc I'D
ing $40 bbls new mes deliverable or before the
18TH Of October, sellers option, al s3,7j and last
evening $50 bbls new mess for December at sl4.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Bacon Rfdes-Quiet.
Lurd-Market opened firm and closed more ac-
tive AID hrmer. hales at lO(9lUHc.
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NFwa FROm REBEL SOURCES.


FoRTREss MOSRoE, September 8.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9Th con-
tains the following;
Morris Island was evacuated yesterday
afternoon.
The enemy had advanced their sapPers
to the moat Of Wagner, ana it being i'm
possible to hold it, Beauregard ordered its
evacuation, which took place at noon.
The enemy held Cummings Point, in
full view Of the city.
EsaVy firing is how going on between
our batteries on SuliTsnis Island and Fort
Moultrie and the Mentors.
The following is from the Richmond
Wbig Of the sth.
CHARLESTON, September THE bom-
bardment was kept up without intermis-
sion all day yesterday and far into the
night. About $50 of our meR were killed
and wounded at Battery Wagner and
Gregg. 4H T on
The attempt to assault Battery Gregg
was repulsed before the enemy had CON-
pleted their landing.
Great havoc is supposed to have been
made on the snemy's boats by our grape
and canister.
at dark on "Wednesday the enemy haT-
ing advanced their sappers up to the very
moat Of Wagner, and it being impossible
to hold the island longer, General Beaure-
gard ordered the evacuation, which was
executed between eight in the evening and
one next morning, with success.
We spiked the guns Of Wagner and
Gregg and withdrew Eoiselessly. Only
one barge containing twelve men was
captured.
All quiet this morning.
CHARLESTON, September 7-NooE.-A
dispatch from Major Stephen Elliott, COM
manding at Fort Sumter, announces that
Asg Of truce demanding the immediste
surrender Of that fort has Just been re-
csivsd from Admiral DahIgren, By Lieu
tenant Brown Of the Palmetto State. GEN
e-al Besuregsrd has telegraphed to Major
Elliott to reply to Dahlgren that he oan
have Fort Sumter when he takes it and
holds it, and that in the meantime such
demands are puerile and uubeooming.
EIGHT, P. M.-At six o'clock, P. NJ, the
Iron-clads and Monitors approached Fort
Sumter closer than usual and opened hot
fire against it. Our batteries on Sullivan's
Island, including those Of Fort MOultrie,
replied heavily. The firing is still going
on. --l
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NV ApYERTIsEMENrs.

O.. A. Bead 4 Co Bankers-Gold, S liver and Oou-
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
Van Amburgh eO-MensgeFir.
John Elisler "A, ademy Of Muiie.
Sans Great Combination Circus.
T G. Shrles--Piumer Patent L asf.
John c. Jeanings-Real ESTATE for Sac
Isaac A. Isaa's-TLe Poet oia Train
Clark, Graham v hite- COpsrtnsrship.
Fr,sdmsn's Aid soeisiy Local Notice.
Stanley, Graham CO-D.ssolatiou.
D.B.F Situation Wanted.
Cleveland Bazaar--Boy Wanted
A.s.Foot-substitutes, Mep, Boys and Girls wanted
Taylor, Griswol1 8 Co Striped POplins.
Central Ind. Iimes-T0 Editors.
Taylor, Griswold CO-Ba'morral Skirts.
Rice a Burnett-something NV
Taylor, CrisWold q CO-Lsdlss WrsppeIs.
d. d. Kendall 4 Co 7 rsss Goods.
Tay or, C. isvoid oO-Prlntbi
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CoxcEREIEG PUGH.-Pugh, Vallandig
hams lieutenant, who was advertised to
speak at the COpperhead meeting at Brain
ards Hsu on Tuesday night, arrived last
evening, being only twsnty-fOur hours be-
hind time. OF course the meeting had ad-
journed, for although the most strenuous eff
forts were made to retain the audience until
Pugh arrived, they couldn't be kept there
tWenty-fOur hours. The COppsrhsad Church
contains only one pe,o, and that is Bhaky
and unreliable concern. Pugh was posted to
speak at q Cspperhead meeting at Elyria,
last night. He will probably fetch around
there some time tonight, one day after the
cattle show.
Behind time in his engagements to (slpTgh
treason, behind the spirit of the age, be-
hind in everything noble and patriotic, the
October election will eonsigu Mr.. Pugh to
the back seat Of ignOminy "bshind the
lighthouse"
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CLEVKLAND WO0LkN BILLS.

A. & E. c. POPE,
superintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
al kinds Of ~
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PARTIOULAR NOFIOE.

There are many preparations sold under tbs name
oi Bitters, put ~ IN quart bottles, oomp0undsd Of
ths cheapest whisky or c1nHOn rnm, ccztng from 20
% 40 oenis per saon, tns taS disguised by An3s
Corsandar seed. -
This class OF Bitters has caugsd and viii continue
10 o-uss, lOag they be B0d hundreds 20 die
the death OF the drunksrd By their uso ths system
i keps Continually under The inhusnco Of Alc=holq
sEimulet3 Of the kind the desire ioF Liquor
created and kopt up, and tne result = All the horrors
attendant upon a drunzardis life and death.
For t1o5e who desire and VIII have LlQcr Bitter,
publish the foOEing recipe: get boltle Hoof.
iand German Bitiers and mix With three quarts good
brandy whisky, and the result viii Be preparn-
ton that viii TAR excel in MEDICINAL virtues and
oxcellsncs any OF tho numerous Liquor BttErs in the
market, and viii cost much less. You win have all
the Vireues Of Hoohands Bitters in oonnect0n with
good article Of hiquor, At much leaf price than
these Inferior preparations viii cost you
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A HIET TO LETTER WRITERs.-By q
rule tho Post Office Department, which is
justified by the letter Of the law, If the
amount of the postage stamp does not pre-
pay it, double the amount Of the deficiency
is charged to the receiver. Formerly only
the amount of the deficiency was charged
Thus a letter weighing the merest fraction
over half an ounce, if prepaid with bat sim
gle stamp, is burdened with an additional
postage of six cents which the receiver must
nav
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COMM MERCIAL,


MORNING LEADER 0TIlUAsl
WEDNESDAY, EvzSIEs. September 3 lSoa-
FIour-sales Is bbls. suPerhne at $50 and 100
bbls. old white at $500.
Wheat-sales cars red on track at sl,O6 and
460O bcsh. free on board at same.
COrn-sale cars on track at &C.
Onts-Higber. Sale : cars track at 53Hc.
seeds-sale 100 bush. timothy at s2,50.
HIghwines-Firm at 47c.
Butter-In good demand at l6sI7e for Western
Reserve. -r=
Eggs-In demand at I2c.
ReeeiPts-ssOO bush wheat, 100 bush corn,
2,4oO bush oats, / car barley and car rye.
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NY. STOCK AIARKET-sepr. 9.
InHHnrnnnApn
BUFFALO mARKET-sept 9.

:" IHI IELLaEAFH.I
FIour-Market dull.
Wheat-.Market duI. There is nothing of i'm
pOrtance doing.
COrn-Markeo firm with good demand Sales at
81 5fgJ62c.
Whisky-Market firm Buyers offer 4sc and 4s11
is ASKED.
Rreights-Quiet and unchanged.
ImPOrIs-s,tJ0 bis -four, lO4 ,COU bushels wheat,
79, go bushels corn.
ExPorTs--No barrels -four, 10000 bush wheat,
go, ,UO0 bushels corn.
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TOLEDO aIARKRT-sept. 9.

IFRoM TOLEDO COMMERCIAL.
Fl0uF-Salss 100 bbls fine flour At 3,l2S 25 bbls
superfne at a3,51.
WhenT Sales g. 0a0 bush No Red at sI,Os 2,5OO
bush Michigan Southern RED at luSl6c; 5000 bush
L d Michigan Oh private terms so bush do do az
81 ,05; 40J bush do at same.
COFu-Not mentioned
Ostl and other grains quiyt no change in prices
reported
FreiGhts-very dull we quote grain to Buffalo,
Sc +; to OswegO, &c.
PetrOleum-Refned is in limited supply he'd at
65c with -pward tendency.
Flax seed-No sales transpiriug; what little 81
riVes is cOBsign through.
Snlt-Erm at q 20 for Fine, and q, ,2j for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
Ashes-NO Pearls are worth SC . B
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THE UsIoE RLEvAFoK.-Thatcher Gard
nsr, Burt & Co.'S new elevator, the ff Union"
on Merwin Street, is in full and successful
operation. 1t is one of the best constructed
and complete elevators ever built, and will
stand for many years, It is slated all over
snd rendered as nearly hrs-prOofa as possible.
Two derricks for loading and unloading
stone, &e, stand uear the south end of the
EIsvator,. worked bya small steam engine
standing nsar. Yesterday one of their ves-
s.Is, the brig Sultan, arrived from Buffalo,
laden with large blocks of Vermont marble,
destined for Cincinnati. Some of these blocks
weigh ton tons each. By means of the
steam derrick, the vessel was unlOaded in a
very short space of time. The blocks will be
transferred to the cars(s branch Of the OIevs-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati track runs to
he vicinity of the derrioks) with equal ce-
Gritty. Everything goes on like clock work
ct the Union Elevator.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-Among the
arrivals at the Angler, last night, were the
following named gentlemen from Pennsyl-
Tania. They arrived on the Pittsburgh road
last night, and will proceed to Erie this
morning to take part in the great Union
Meeting which comes OF in Erie to days
Governor Curtin of PennsyIvania.
&c JohDston and dapobter of Pa.
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THEATER.-Therc was large and fash
ionable audience last night to hear Mr..
Hackstt as " Falstaf'' in "Msrry Wives Of
Windsor The great drsmatist himself
would have been transported with delight
could he have seen how faithfully the fat and
Iecherous knight was portrayed. The Wind
sOr wives found admirable cOunterfeits in
Mrs. EIIder and Mrs Dickson. This was
Mra. EIIsisr'a first appearance for several
months and she received welcome as de-
served IS it was hearty and sincere. As a
general thing Mr.. Hsokstt was we'll sustain
ed. Tonight he performs in the same play.
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LICRNsBD CLAIBT OFFICES:
t1trvrIsrp. Ohio, WAsHIEGTos, D. c.,
No Lvman's Block, No. AS Ninth It.
Near the Caurf House. .H.
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STATE DISTRICT CoURT.-In the case Of
Herman vs.. the C. C. & C. R. R. Co., on trial
il the District Court, the arguments have
been made, but the decision Of tho Judge
has not yet been given.
Yesterday the following easeswere argued,
no decisions being given -s
Jennings vs.. CrOwsll ; a chancsry case.
Seaman, trustee, VS.. Eager, reple5in case.
Broom vs.. Mill, error case.
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NY. MONEY nARKET-sepr. D.


Woucy-Market moderately active at sa7 2 cent.
VSterling Bxchange-LoWer and dull at l45
GOld-Lower, Upsntng at 324, advancing 10 90
and closing quiet at 3l7s132.
The Persia for Liverpool carried out ESQ, ,ss7 in
Sd Gle.
ed change. United States Sixes year certificates
e9h, new.
gfraa
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M A RINE.

PORr OF CLEVELAND, September g.
ENTERED.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
st amer Susan Ward. etsachar, SaginaW.
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, Green Ra-.
Prop Portsmouth,, Traverse, Buffalo.
Shr Ottawa, Chalmers, OswegO.
Schr Union, BarrOws, Port Stanly.
ScOw Phoenix. Peterson, kingsYille.
Scow Wm Kelley, Butler, Bay City.
CLEAEED.
Str May Qnsen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Portsmouth. Iraysrse, Sandusly.
Prop Rocket, EageT, Buffalo.
SchF Ben Franklin, B .auchard. Toledo.
Sehr G. J. Msgill, Kerr, Chicago.
SchT John Tibbitts, Rumri /, ugdensburgh.
schr stalker Stalker, Chicago.
Schr Lookout, Raymond, eaginaw.
Schr Gentle Girl, Carter, Keley's Island.
ScOw Uncle sam Bedford, Huron.
ScOw U. s. Grant, Arville, PIT. Pelee.
Scow VIM Kelley, Butler, saginaw.
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KAilsUAbs.
NLEVELAND, CoIgMBUs !


ssl sUMlIER ARRARGEAIENF.== lSss
On and after Monday, April auth, 1888, Passages
Trains VIII lsEys cleveland, g follows:
lat Trnin-5;l5 A. M.-OINUINHATI EXPRESe--
stopping At Grafton, W ellington, New Lon-
DON SHELBY, Crsstline, Gallon, Cardiagton,
Delaware and Lewis Center, srriyinst.
Dayton s6s 9 ). n. diasinlsti 80 p M j.,
dianapOtg 100 ,. m, Sc. Louis - LOUD
VILE - Fort Wayne go ?. m.s Ohieago
Orestlins $50 p. m.
Al rr,iu-2I sP. N.-AGOOMMoDATION- -stoyphs
- ct al stations, and arrives in Columbus
ID Tr.iu2S:s5 ,. =; ..I-;.-HIsHT TExPREss-stopping
Bsfea. Grafton, wellington, New London
Shelby, Urestline, Gallon, Gilead, 0arding
ton and Delaware; arriving at Crestlins a
825 ,. NJ, Columbus II Is p. m, Olnoinns1
ssSs M M LoSiSTilisG ~ Iio q 81 81 Lo1iS @TT
Wayne q l0e- n and Chicago via OrostliI
atT40a- m. IH
Trains STRIVE ct Cleveland 45 an, ss5 and s35r.
.t..-r ~ O0NERUTIOEs. l
5hslby-Baudus<y, Mansfeld Newark Railroad, icE
Hansheld, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zAnsa
orsstlins-Piflsbargh Fort Wayne Chicago Ran
rosd, Forgss. U9Der sandusky, Del5hos a
ma, Fort Wayne, Eaports, Chicago, 90.
west and East or Manifold, Wooster, Ma
arAssUn and Belisfontine Railroad Line for asrion.
Bsllelontains, Sidney Uuion, Muncie, In.
VILE, EouisTills Cairo, 5t. Louis 80.
uolaWafs-with Springneld branch for Springfield.
Coium bus-Lfttls Miami COlumbrg, and Kenla
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton; Indinua1olis.
TeFrs Haats, g. Loulsl sIoTrO', LOvsland,
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio n i5-
Tissippi Railroad Z Cincinnsfi sor I1oui5Tilis
Evansville, CAIRO, st. Louis, and all points
on tho Ohio river. l
Uolumbus-Centrai Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanss
vile, Wheeling, 60; Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Bailroad for PiQua, Urbans, &C.
~ Tor Ticl1st5 20 all points and lnformEtionsf
/ ply at the Passenger Station, and at union
Halco, Il7 suDeriJr-5t
= = E.S. FLINT,
| ulagsisnd. April 2qth. lea5
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we'll, ohnS. Leland, c. @. Hyde G. B. TObsy,
Of New York; james Woodward and lady, ].
Booth, PhiladeIphis, Pa W. Essdham, Buf-
falO, Homer Smith and lady, POrtagsViIIs,
II
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THE STATE FAIR.-Arrangements for
the State Fair, which comes of next week,
are progressing rapidly, and there is pros
Pect of very successful exhibition. There
were lO4 entries made on Tuesday and more
yesterday. The grounds are rapidly being
put in order.
The hotels are making every exsrtion to
aocommOdate large number Of guests. The
Angler has fitted up accommodations in the
Washington Block and in cOttsgs opposite
the Angler, for lodging those Of their guests
Who cannot be lodged in the hotel. Mr..
Ross VIII be abundantly prepared TO feed all
who may apply. His arrangements are on
the most ample scale.
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Festival OF THE FREEDNAE's AID So
oIErY.-The Anniversary Festival Of the
above Society WILDE held at ohase's Hall,
near the Court House, on Thursday evening,
September 10Th. Admission ten cents.
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Rose q Premise ProvisfOn market Re

REESE d Prentiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged by them:
Hams-Sugar-cure premium Hams, q b.-....-..-.llc
hOufdeFs-Sugarcured q &c
Sugar-cured Canvassej p b--............7c
BaCnn-Dr Smoked sides q
Iard-Prime leaf ksttie-rendered in bbls u b.. l0c
Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs . b. l0Ac
PoFk-NO. mess q Dbl $50
Extra clear d
BsS- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
railroad depOts or boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 70 anything in the state.
Orders promptly flied. Our sugaT-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the nrst premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. BOSE & PRhhTISS,
Eos. l42, IA and l45 OntariO-st., Cleveland.
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PERsoNAL.-C. W. Eoyes, of Ihsyer s.
Noyes Circus, was at the Angler yesterday.
He has recently purchased an elegant resi-
dsnoe at Girard, Penn, which village is
qlite celebrated as the abode of shoWmsn.
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RoBBERY IN East CLEvELAHD.-0n
Tuesday night last, September 8th, some
thief entered the stable Of Edwin Fuller in
East Cleveland, and stole dark bay gelding
horse, four years old, a black open buggy
and a silver plated harness. A reward is Of
fersd for their recovery. Any information
concerning the thief or property may be left
at the Office Of Sheriff Lewis, Cleveland.
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PERsoHAL.-AnOng the arrivals at the
Amsrican HOuse yesterday, are Hon. Geo. Z.
Pugh and lady; Judge Josiah Scott; judges
8. 2. Taylor, Of Milan, S. Burke, Of Elyria;
Prof. Finn, and r. G.. Philbrick, Of Detroit;
Robert Neil, Columbus; wm, Douglas and
wife, Pittsburgh; Geo. A. Kelley, Allegheny,
PR,; D. u. Dsnsrest and lady, J. ], Rock
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AT rHE AEoIER.-HOu. H. q. Hunter, Of
Lancaster, Union candidate for su-
preme Judge, and Hon. 6. vOlney Dorsey,
Treasurer of State and candidate for re-elec-
tion, were at the Angler yesterday.
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Simpson Is, bsyond sn question, . superior
eTtist, End We adyiss ghose wishing to get hne
= ikeness 70 ca1 upon him. Wait TO his gal
leEy, No. ass Superior street, VII richly repay
hoth citizen ana stranger. Rsftf
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UE1oE MEETINGS. To- day, the anniver-
saTy Of Perry's victory, will be most sitting
Iy celebrated by grand Union raIlys at Erie
and ct VermiIlion.
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IUsTaEss FOTIUKs.
@. G. BRUCE.

G. G. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIsT OFFICES:
GGEVELAED, Ohio, W4sHIseTos D. G.,
No 1 Lymans Block, No. AS Ninth st
Near the Court House. ...
ga We are authorized by Government 70 collect
SIO0 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; sso the widow, chill
dren and rghiful heirs ofall deceased soldiersi
Pensions,
y which every discharged soldier who vas dis
abled IN the service, is entitled. Also Pensions
= for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they seVerally entitled un-
der the Law. Also,
Rack Pay
due discharged soldiers resigned officers,
promptly collected or cashed. Also,
Prize Bioney.
Money due enlisted three months men )
money due teamsters, and every ofher class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special ettsnton to
5-e PATENTS.
Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are not Licensed.
We publish THE soLDIER's FBIEED,' paper
ef much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send rs your name and stamp, and We will send
a copy nee; or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
r Apply to Us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
complished what undertake..
septic c. G. BRUCE.
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STRRLIEa's AHsRosIA FOR TIE HAR.-This
article is becoming very popular, Judging BY
its extensive sale. We ha7O just received
another large invoice.
meh2s SrRoEe & AEHsrRoHa.
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To WHOM IT NAY CoECERN.-AssT
QUARTEsNAsTER's OFFICE, Cleveland, Sept.
Sd, 1S63.-Persons holding Claims against
the United States in this District, are request
ed to present them as soon as possible &C this
Office for settlement.
JOHN C. CRANE,
sept4-556 Copt and A. Q. NJ.
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DIED.-Charles Bohr, q private in Co.
H, IO5th Ohio Infantry, died in the Nash
vile Hospital on the Sd inst.
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DR.. BETTELEE has removed to the office
of Dr. Blair, Erie street, hrst door south of
Euclid. AuRustS:I23.
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LOCAL EOTIORS.

THE Fugitives' and Freedmen's Aid So
eissy will celebrate their Fourth Anniversary
at Chases Hall, Lyman's Block, Thursday
evening, September lOih. Interesting ad-
dresses, music, refreshments, &C., will be the
order Of the evening. Exercises to com
mence at eight O'Clock.
Admittance 10 cents. sep9:2t456
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SALE OF A RAILRoAD.-Mr.C Charles Mo-
ran, agent Of the first mortgages bOndholders
in the Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanesvills
Railroad, bought that road on the 9th of
August for $500, 900, that being the sum tx
ed by the United States Court in the decree
Of its sale. The Evansville Courier says:
owe understand that this sale is the pre-
liminAry step to the re-orgaRizatinn and csp-
italiEation Of this railroad, by which the
bond-stOckholders and other claimants may
become stockholders upon the terms named
in the schedule, nov in the banking house
of the Franklin Banking Company in this
city. t4-
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PETROLEUM OIL is assuming already great import
anee in the commerce OF the country. The ship
nents to foreign ports from New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Boston, since January lst, have
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U. S. CoURTs.-Ths same case was be
fore the United States Courts yesterday tha
was on tie day before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-10

TIE most delisate perfumes in the city
at Halls, No. II Public Square. sep1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-10

- DT. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspsp-
sia, Rheumshsm, ScrofulAs Neuralgia and Al
nervous diseases, End diseases OF the Brain
chTost, Heart, LunEE, LAYER and Urinary Or
yAnes and other Chronic diseases. Reference
gwen 20 many formidable cases cured in this
6ity AFTER other physioian6 hsd fHiled. Gee ads
Hnneoa street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-10
FRO1T ROsEURANs CO1IaIAND.

FROM ROsEURANs COMMAND.
OmcIEHATI, September 8.
Crittenden's division Of Rosecrsns' army
took possession Of Chattsnoogs to-day.
The enemy evacuated yesterday, retreat
ing south. IS a7s..
Some excitement was crested IN Uolum-
bus this afternoon, OccasiOned by cavalry
men tearing down Vallandighsm flag.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-10
LATEsr FROM OHARLRsTON.

The transport City Of Baltimore from
Charleston Bar has arrived. She reports
the siege Of Wagner and Sumter yet going
on. The Ironclsds and land batteries were
bombarding Wagner which had not replied
for two days. Csusaltiss very few.