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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
GEORGE w. COBB.
i. II. CEsRf
GARDNER C. c1EIG'

p e-rctv wi. viii attend to the payment OF 'AAe'
&c wfth accuracy an dispatch '1'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28
DR. yy,I. HtLDERBRAND.

1mTsfCIAV. Surgeon and Accoucheur Mineral
4 Point, Wis. C.Fce opposite the Oh'eu oo oo@'eS '
sA Eigh Etreet-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-28

0r-ICa in NoGetts B;sc. In rear Of Drug store
{ AsinerAl Point, Wiscc2s'n- OIL J.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY sept ID z. u.
Very light receipts Of produce weTo reported again
To day.
stocks Of -four much reduced, and view II the
rise in gold and sterling exchange prices Of kinds
were advanced LOG per Dbl. with good general demand
RvE FLOUR scarce and wanted.
CoRs MEAL was advancing, with q fair inquiry. Al
iantic Mills Brought "a 40; Brandywne, 81 TO- do, 10
puncheons, A21 IS.
WHsAT dull 10 the absence or supplies aoat prcee
were unsettled holders asking higher prime ioe
IN store, which, however buyers unwilling pur
cnAse.
OcRs was a shade higher and IN good demand, sound
mixed Western adoat commanding soc. sGc. generally
35L.o.
There was much 1ruaess In the market for rye and
barley; but no large transactions were reported.
0Ars and WssgEY rather quiet quoted stesiy.
Asaxs wore firm b u Inactive; stock, ~. bbis.
CouoN wae depressed. at T3c q TIC. for fniddnss.
Pxovipoxs Ia demand tncs, pork
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

DRTzE MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING VESSELS is
being paid At The banking and collie on osct- OF WAL
DRs WILLARD lT YORK street. BROOKLYN. snd ~ Wa
street Charestowp, Mass Augusta James Adger, Art
Aisprma. Alha,rosi Amanda, bohio. Brasalien.
Bruoklyn Benvile Bsinbrdge. Blunt VIM Bacon Cuver,
y 4. Chambers Conneetcut catnbrtoae. ganaudaigta,
pale Desoo Ethan Allen FAX fismbeaa Gem Of the Sea
Jam-ssown, Kektone STATE. Kanawhs Kinansher, Ktisn
~. iAcks~annA Monpwk Mercsiita, Montrvn-rv Nassa
chusetis Vaasar Mount Vernon New London Northern
siaht Siassrs Norweh. owssco, ocorora 10. ahonts.
fursuh fert-tnDuth, Fawuee quaker CIV, Erodr Island
koebuck, kosnose Savannah, Settn santiago de Cuha
Somersct seneca, Sonth Carolina. Sco'. x Knaop cu-
quehappa Seminole, -. law Sea Faa Sam Inus
Ton santer Saenmote 81 Louis Tahnms 'nadi "a. rrlon
snd others.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
PROPOsALs.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED 70
" lay out The CITY ~ New York north VI l5jh street.
Tubby Hook New York To racors Sealed uroposais
will be received at inis once un Two oco.k NJ 18th day
OF October neat the delivery ~ lnbby Hook station
Hudson River Railroad. uf M gnriic or marble
ment for the designation OF the enefs ~ streets 10 be
feet three and hall IN Dg,h inch.
slusrr the top eleven Inches bottom uni
from tor ~ bottom sample OF the 20 be
contracted Tor be and Information obtained
relative the app,i alton io Blackwell.
the Commissioner Chief Engineer aGd superintendent al
Ibis olce. -. . ..
Tusnv UOoK " v, SEPT e. 1868
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

nIsCHARGED NAVY OFkICERs AND sEAMEN CAN
~ rr.eye thri priycsmouey by applying
JOHN =. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
Nassau street. Of Liberty opposite the Post office
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1863
UHIPPIr q.
TOUCHING At

CTEAM wEEKIY TO LfN III OGL. TOUCHING At
- oueensown Cork Rs rbor Pho L'e-rpoo y ~ srk
PhllAdelr Ia esmshtp rompp III enc 0e-pe'c ng
their full powered Clyde built iron steamships io o~s-
CITY OF WASHINGTON Sal .rcas oo.oorrA
CITY or MAN n sSf kR Saturday, Otober ~.
CITY OF LONDON. 4 turtas, October u. .
succeeding rer II Nprsh
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

T,HR STANDARD AMERICAN BrLLIARD TABLE :
Approved and adopted BY the Billiard Congress of 1879
Ths and only reliable billiard tables manufacinYed
Balls Cues and svs arcls relating q bilisrdA FOR
w pHALAR . c0LIv NDpR corner ~ Orcsbv snd Spring
streets New vOrM
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

AT rs BowBRy. PAwNBRoKERs. TIcKgTs WANT.
n Il viii psy more than sny for tchess Of ps
nopds Watches tewelry siks Dry Goods ladies' or cen
clemens Clothing. A 10, OF oyercos,s wanted Remember
rs. stairs
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

rIo CONTRACrORS.-SEPA SEALED PROPO.
as zach enaorsed with the title OF The work for which
We pf may be ole red VIII he received ~ this oc. IL
ocloek o. wodnesday September 80 ls6s for the con
Etlgon ~ Trap Block Payemsuts IN the oll0wng streets
70 Nit-forty seventh sve from Third TO First
rseros.es street irom Washington 70 West North
Nole srt ct from Washington IN West street and For,y
eieith street from Second TO Third avenues
Rank forms Tor the IDS and all other iuiormA
ton Hn be obtained snpncsion 10 the contract CLERK
this once. 1HuS. STEPHENS ! Croton
RoBT. y. DARRhGH. Apuednct
w CRAVEN hoard
~ No sen IL
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

Ar n7 BROADWAY Liberal ApvANoRs MADE
n on Diamonds Waiches, Jewsiry, A., sV for sale
fbs highest vaire pad for Diamonds. Matches, Pat.
Jewels Ac. a. his pr.ss ry2Ts odc. hous fronsA. VI
Up starr.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

DURcBAsERs WANTING FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
Tablss With shsrps patent cushions supsrior 10 any
IN viii frd u 10 their advantage ca and esam
Inc hs stock ~ the mspuscory. I8 Fulton Alsc
second hand TAb.ss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
coPARrN ERsnIPs.

TYARrsKR wANrEp-fN A CASH MANUFACTURING
business PAYING prons Of ts0o year; win Be sold
Tor SaO N applied for a, Satisfactory reAsons for
ieasins CAis, ~ BROADWAY. roon ~ bssvssa saA -
o'aiect A. ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
LOAN OFFICES.

At 2is BRoADw Y-LtBrRaL ADVANCES MADE
n Diamonds Watches. Jewellery. &c, eft Tor ale
The highesi value paid for Diamonds Watches Plate
levels, &C. a. bis private rooms once hours from tn
+ " X. BAKRfN0ER,
No ~ Broadway, room n, pp stairs.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
lII.tN MIsA.

A cARD-wRS MrLCHiScCE 80 CANAL STREET
"A has nov b. hand e~laEt akknftiprn, rr IA and
Wnter spnres. also, large tYck o Easnd iaia IN tia
Istsst p~s end styes Ladiss ant eanurv Iilncrs will
And Il n their advantage g. cal Ariots purchasing 80.
wh~r.
A CARD TO fuE LADIES IL YOU WANT ACur,p
Bounet. ~ the latest style call on Ne.Auas RUN.
wYRA BARROSNE who have nov iafge Nnd elegant n.
of French Mncry. ~ then pew sloN rooms SIS
BruAjvg.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER
"a Paris Millinery o 500 rhn scs stvc-. now feai,
Nts SIMMONS s7 Broadway a. tlc lowest cash prices
NHgs A A. RIxNg MILLINERY WILL OPEN
M Thursdsv wt,h renewed assortment Spendid Boz.
nes Joc Hats neWrs Sylr inWts rlcss 81 Broad
way opposite rasnys every store STRANGERS 40 tel
10 cal. Mrs. A. a RiSsS
NsRs r. REID BEGs LEAVE TO fSFoRu rag IA.
M dtss of her speninR ~ fsl Millinery. Thursday.
octoeet isS, AZ 81 Fourth str.ei s-soni bo4s west of
Broadway,
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

tf6 MONEY tiBBRALLy ADVANCED ON DIA
"a monds Watches Jewelry. silver wate. Pianos ,'uus.
PISTOLS, nc or he bought fot cesh VI desired
Pawnoroker. tstets wanted will pay more for uete,s
for the above articles than b~ obtained any other
place IN this city Any having tcsets would
DO well 20 call before seus them elsewhere At Beecksr
street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

A RMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. PENSIONS, BOUNTY
IA and prtxe money. arrears Of paw. promptly col
iscted BILE Gains caahed by CLUrE. CLAGGETT
HALL. ~ Broadway, room Is
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
MATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.


WASH PAID FOR pIAMoSD IEwELRY--PIsE SIN
:, Ce Stones bought a. their utmoA value Pesrs aud
India Csels Haifsha~s Wanted. Valuations per cent
Holcs, gio ~ aud /, 10 ouy.
y. W. PLUME. Diamond Broker si2 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, SET ~ SOLID FfGHTEEN
~ carat gold equal in briiliancy and at one
ioarh the price Pins 81 o. 10 81. Rings ~ 80 ssl
harrinss s. 10 f2p Studs 81 20 $40 large assortment
on hand o. the latest aud most fashionable designs hy
express mail on receipt OF the caah.
ORIGINAL l., JACOBS pT Brosdwsy
(NOsPoSIiloS AND GOLD PLATED WATCHES
" from sln to 81, warranted correct timex
stand the lie solid gold Also celebrated Compo
gold Plated YES, Chain warranted 20 wear equal
okiGiSAL l.. JACOBS so7 Broadway.
WoRTH kaowiNG-wHERB TO SELL YOUR
w Diamonds old Gold, Silver or Broken JewelIy. ny
going 70 LOUIS ANRICHs T23 Broadway under she New
yors Hotel yon viii thirty per cent for Da
monds old 9od Silver. Estabiished 1886 Remember,
7D Broadway.
VUArcBEs wArcHHs, wArcHHs.-A large assert.
w meat Of new and seccnd hand 0osd and Silver
wscs,s .ssh Am ssss fcs rsSasscss p gca pslcss
tAnn 10 exchange boush for ssh Every -ach sold By
SssSxSAL L. JACOBS. Asr srosd~ay
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Sept. s6-6 P. M.
Money is without change; call loans about s'x
per cent to good borrowers Mercantile paper 61s
ASK per cent. .#r
Gold rose to 1897 on the export OF a million, re-
lapsing afterward to 1881. and exchange to los
1897.
The stock market was very feverish this morn
ing the chief point OF interest being Michigan
Southern. On the announcement that the directors
had taken vantage of the recent advance in the
stock to exchange 81 ,5n0,0 900 OF bonds Tor stock
the street began TO talk OF over ISSUE and the
stock fell from 50 1T the close last evening 10 IL
this morning. then rallied to s0L, then fell back
to 70, and at last. at three p. NJ, when most OF
the regular brokers left the street, stood AZ Tx.
The whole market WAS pancky early in the morn
ing; but at the board the prices made d moi gene.
rally vary much from those of last evening. Eud-
son River dropped of to lSi, and subsequently in
the street TO 1870; Harlem also declined ~ Chic
and mississippi certificates were likewise ona per
cent lower. In other descriptions we noticed no
change. At the close the market was very dull,
and the feeling was not improved BY the appoint
ment OF q committee to investigate The alleged
fresh issue Of Michigan Southern stock. At the
one p H. call at the public boara stocks were
1881 and so on. There was no stock pressing
except in Michigan Southern, in which the dealings
were very feverish indeod. But the bears seemed
willing to supply what demand there was. In
both the boards. just now, the bear interest is
largely in the ascendant. There was no after
noon session Of either board
The importations into the port of New York.
other than dry goods and specie, for the week
ending September Is, were 81, ,767. .5l1.
The business of the Sub bTreasury was as follows
to-day
Eecelp $40 46g rs
--For Ct ns- 252,2lS 81
Payments b51 ,659 SO
AAahce. 1o,o4I, ,l2S ~
The following is a statement of the earnings of
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad from Sep
tember l6 TO September II, 1868, being the third
week. a Is -ss
1852. 1867
Passengers. s5.oIb b4I5
ftotBut o,lS4 SYEtf~
Mail, express and telegraph. .......... 7o2 ,04O
rotat. ................... Ss,46o le.oss
Total this month to date. e............ 2sl 47,s79
1928 1858 L.
Total for fiscal year commencing July $2 2l9 l59 44s
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

A rTENTrON.-PRIZE MONEY. PRIZE MoNEy-kSY
n D1sCHARGED NAVY OFFiOEn SEAMAN eau
reoeive PRIZE MONEY from adjust nul cnlisrt
CASH Army Navy 0cers and ether cIniins for
Pay. Bonnty, &C. !: PROCURE PENSIONS. &c
EDWARD BISSRLL, Army and NAVY Banker.
and late Purser Navy, 27l BROADWAY Chambers
street. New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Hav & Straw Cntters.

TJSTfsceiVed, 9 good assortment Of the above
81 among which may be found the Hide Roller straw
Gutter thesaaford 90 Knie; straw Cutter and at
Clipper straw and CerD-staIk Cutter-al Of which Is
Sept s ,'5s-stf c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
cERTIFICATEs or CURES.
AEEInAVT

FIDAV Wit.
Personally appeared before me, Alderman OF the
ity Philauelpha II. T. HELNRoLD, who, being duly
sworn say his preparations contain narcotic,
no mercucy, other Injurious drugs but purely
vegetable H. T. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this Esd day OF No
vember, 1854 WM. P. MBBABD,
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, PhilA
IIrsIs Letters for Information in confidence,
n. 7. nE1 MBOl.D, Chemist,
Depot 1o4 South Tenth-strect, below Chestnut Phil.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
ANDERSON
Magic Furniture p o ish


THE.BEsT IN THE wcRLDsGAN BE han AT
5.F.LATIaGER's Music STORE, sANDUg.
KY STREET, DELAW ARE, OHIO.
RenOuss all Stains or DirsI
= aFT0dHces 0bTtLltdRt and lGstiag P0liGh
Greatly imprOvestbe appearance Of New FnrnItur0i
Makes old Furniture Of any kind look like new
Is applied with bit Of common cotton rag.
No greasea about it.. Dries in an instant
RetailDrce. rs cents per bottle
For all Of which It is a speedy and certain remedy
and never fails. This Lnment Is prepared ON the
recipe OF r. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut Che "a
nous bone setter and has been Gsed his practice for
than twenty with the astonishing
cess.
As AN ALLEvIAToR OF PAIN, it is unrIvaIled By
any preparation before the public Of which the most
Hkeptical may be convinced by q single trial
Ahis 1anlmenb will cure rapidly and radically, Rhau-
mauc disorders Of every kind, and IN thousands Of
cases where has been has never been known
to fair.
FOR NEURALGIA, it will AFFORD immediate relief in
It win relieve the cases OF HEADACHE in three
minutes and IS warranted TO do it.
IOOIHAlHE also will Il cure instantly.
EVh NERVOUS DEBILITY and GEN ERAI. LASSTTUDE
srlsing from mprudence excess this Luiuient IN a
most happy and unaIling remedy Acting directly IN.
on the nervous tissues it strengthens and the
system, and restores It 10 elasticity viEor
FOR PncS.-As an external remedy, we claim that I,
is the bet known and challenge the world 10 pro
paint should give 1t trial. for ft viii MOI mi 10 ad
ammeglae re ief and ~ majority Of cases win effect
7 oUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes extrem.
y mar haht and dangerous, but timely application
oi TINS l.lnlnent will never fail cure.
SfhAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, and enarg-
worst case may be conquered by this IInmpnt in to
or thres days.
BKUIstS, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORTS. ULCERS. BIJRNs
AND sCAIS yield readily TO the wonderful heaIIDa
spropeftiss IT. SWEgTs INFALIHLE IIsISESr VThvS
used according TO directions. Also CFiIIpi .INS
FROSTED EEET, INSECT BITES AND sTINGs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
s. @. WEBER,
Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale.
J. P Weaver RY virtue Of an mex SSIGu'i@n , t7t to
County, Ohio, shall on at public ale
On Saturday November 7lh, 1868,
at O'Clock p. of said day the OF the Court
Room delaware, the following described lands and
tenements, TO wit: Situate County OF Delaware
and Stals Of UhiO and In Berliu township, and bound
cd and described fOliUws Being lniOis u ~, q
and "a IN the town OF Cheshire, designated on the
ulaI OF said town aud known as the steam Saw MIL
B. C. WATERS, Sheriff.
Oct. 5, 1eeS.-ts $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

RE now receiving from the Eastern Cities and
n Manufacturers very large stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods Yankee Notions, Shoes, Hats Furs,
&ci &c. It would be folly 10 attempt to specify the
different qualities and styles Of Ladies' Dress Goods and
trimmings. The best way is, when yeu wish 10 pur-
chase Goods to go to SHUK'S It is the place to find
what you want. They keep the largest stocx town,
and their prices low. sep Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
IRON & Steel.

TUST received, large addition to my stock IKoN
81 and STEEL, which makes my assortment cOmplet
in all the styles Of common Iron for Wagons and Bug
ges, &c. Also, Steel Dandy Tire; Spring Steel from
to inches wide Cast Steel, assorted sizes; German
steel; American and English RIister Steel.
Dec. 8, '6l. c. q. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
BLOoDI BLOOD BLOOD
HelmbOId's Highly Concentrated Compound
Flutd H4traets s4rsapar11la.

This is Sn Affection of the Blood and attack. the ev
ua Organs Innings of the Nose, Ears, Throat Wind
pipe, and other Mucus Surfaces making appearance
in the form OF Ulcers. HelmbOld's Extract SArsana
rlR puri6es The Blood, and removes an Scaiy EruD
tons OF the Skin giving to the Complexion Clear and
Healthy Color IL beng prepared exclusively for this
class Of complaints, It's BlOodPurfyng Properties are
preserved to greater extent than in any other prepa
ration Of SATsapArllla.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

= s5.sDozTs & % = F,uJso u s N ssszasss ogyYCz.1
Mansfield, O., Aug. 26, 1858.
4 reward Of TEN DOLLARS viii be paid 20 any per
n son for the apprehension and delivery Of a DE-
SERTER FROM THE ARMY to the Provost Marshal At
Mansfield, 20 the Deputy Provst-Aarshals at Car
dingfon, Marion, Delaware, or BarysVile, together
with the expense necessarily incurred in his deliveF
All soldiers, including officers, absent from the army
without leave, will be treated as deseFtsrs.
In pursuance of this letseFery man Eh0 loves his
country and her institutions stand hy the Gagefnmen
and AID the Marshas in returning 10 the army desert
who have allegiance and duty to the public
service. WILLIAM SKUNK,
sep 50 Il Capt. Provost Marshal Sth Dis. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Steel Plov7s.

WUST RECEIVED. the largest and best stock Of
81 STEEL PLOWS ever offered in this market Among
Hhic1 may be found the following
Gill's celebrated Combination teel Plow.
Gill's Double teel PloW.
Gill's +" Subsoil teel Plow.
Lagonda Works all teel Plow. tD4
Roberts Cincinnati all teel PlOw.
Roberts Columbus all teel Plow.
Single and Double hovel Plows, &C., &c.
Which will be sold at Manufacturers prices CASH.
Mar l4'62-tf c. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

r 0ST in Delaware, the 10th inst, PURPLE VEL
II VET CAPE, with Black Velvet trimming. The
finder will confer particular favor the owner and
be hberay rewarded If 1t is let at the Store Of Will
Jams & Co.
= Oct. 10, 1882 ..et B. SHEETS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Taxes for the Year 1883

Are due and ] to pc paid Of Act passed April provide
suchx
twentet
paidpnoro o the
manner rprecrle by law.
aoreaid cgedag
the
County
prescribed
halt ethave
thar onreas
shall delinquent in
prescribed i dissection -"Nt
and Ohio yWnIbe
: r Omce IN
- ~ CAREY B. PAUL.
0''--O' of Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
FOR SALE BY
Captured and Paroled
Soldiers

NOTICE is hereby given, that all Soldiers
captured and pareled before the first day OF
September, 1868, have been exchanged, and
that they must report to their proper post inn
mediately, for duty, or they will be arrested
and treated as deseTten. ssalsl ,-srat-
Those at large must report to the Provost
Marshal OF the district in which they are. who
will furnish transportation to the nearest mill
tary post. -
esq iProvost Marshal, sth Dist. of Ohio.
Mansfield, O., Oct. s. 1s63.-4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Notice to the Tax Payers Of Delaware County.
law notify
correctly the fol-
Dollars OF Taxable Property
eachOf ToWnsa nd Townships n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
-zLsizaszgL aGF5fIuS.
Cultivat0rs and Flows.

RFsIARGRr retaeir of .CGLTFTAT0Rs Of dinereni
"a patterns, also single Shovel PlOws, Double h vel
PlospB 3 shovel Flows and One Horse Steel Plow All
which win - sold Low for cash By
Iama II. l66l.-f. G. @. CHAEHERxuAGI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Lostl EostI

0N THURSDAY, September 10th, ON the Springfield
" Branch Of the e. C. & Railroad, the way to
Camp Miamis bundle, containing
Citizens Coat, an Army Blanket,
Plate, Tin-cup, Spoon and Fork.
Any one finding said articles and returning the same
to the Delaware Depot, will be literally rewarded
Sep Is 1s63-1t-pd DANIEL. COWGILI Jr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-08

New YoRK, April7.
The Bermuda papers Of the 24th notice
the arrival of the steamer CornuI a at
st. Georges from Wilmington, with cot
ton, tobacco, and turpentine. Also o
schooner from the same place with sim
liar cargo. The Cornubia was chased nine
hours.
The President has issued the following
proclamation regarding that of August
10th 1861:
Whereas, experience has shown that the
exceptions made in and by the said Pro-
elamation, embarass the due enforcement
of said act of July 18Th, 1861, and the
proper regulotions of commercial inter
course authorized by said act with the
loyal citizens of said States therefore, do
hereby revoke said exceptions, and declare
the inhabitants of the States of Georgia,
South and North Carolina, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missis-
sippi, Florida, Virginia, except forty-eight
counties designated as Western Virginia,
and except the ports of New Orleans, Key
West, Port Royal, and Beaufort are in a
state of insurrection against the United
States, and that all commercial intercourse
not licensed and conducted as provided in
said act between said States and
the inhabitants, with the exceptions
as aforesaid, and the citizens of
the United States is unlawful and
will remain unlawful until the insurrec-
tion ceases, OF has been suppressed, and
notice thereof been given, and all cotton
and other products from said States, with
the aforesaid exceptions, into other parts
of the United States on proceeding to any
of said States, with the exceptions afore-
said, without license and permission Of the
President, through the Secretary of the
Treasury, will be forfeited.
(Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WV. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-08
OHIO ELECTIONS.

Mt. VERNON, o., April T.
The Union ticket in this township is
elected by an average majority of 200. The
city is Union by an average majority Of
800. Large increases in both.
Columbus, O., April The Mayor and
two-thirds Of the Council are Democratic.
Circleville-All Democratic but two
Councilmen and two Assessors.
Zanes7ille-The Mayor and a majority Of
the Council are Union
Steuben7ille-The Union ticket has 500
majority.
ChillicOthe-An Union except Mayor
and one Councilman.
PortsmOuth-An Democratic except one
Wharf Master and one Councilman.
Lancsster-All Democratic but one
Councilman and one Assessor.