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The WORD "sozODoNT," which is fast be-
coming household word, is derived from
the Greek and composed Of two words, SOzO
and ond0Htss. "Sozo" translated, means to
preserve, and "0dontes' the teeth-"Sozo-
don't" q preserver of the Teeth. And it is
true to its name. For identifying and pre-
serving the teeth, hardening and invigora-
ting the gum, and correcting all impuri-
ties of the breath, it is without peer in
the world.
Sold by all Druggists. cod.
We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-office promptly attended to.
LEKUEL CRYWFoRD & Son.
Oet25;I78.
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REV YORK sTOCA MARKET.

REV YORK STOCA MARKET.
BY FELBaRAFH.
NeE T0Rz, Oct. %, 1884.
Government StOcks-Firm United States
1881 coupons 100; $40 coupons new issue, 1OU5<;
Treasury 7-J0s los; one year certificates 951S.
StOeks-Steady. Missouri 6s co. ohio & Mis-
sissppi csrtihcste5 $50; Fort Wayne lOO5E; Erie
81; New York Central l2U5&; Hudson I2 q; Read
ing 1921; Northwestern preferred 7s5S; Michigan
Central I2S; Michigan Southern 6s35; Illinois Cen
trail K9s3z; Northwestern s5; Pittsburg, seller 90
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EQUAL RIGHTs LEAGUE MEETIEG.-The
members, of the Cuyahoga County Eqnal
Rights League, are requested to meet the
committee, on constitution, at the Method
ist Church, Ohio st., on Monday Oct. 31st,
at ~ Pm.
The citizens of Cleveland and adjoining
townships are earnestly requested to at
tend.
JAMES MARTIN,
Oct29;I75. Chairman
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Psfnfs. &r

gatnts. &f.
A TTENTION, PAINTER5.
20 tons White Lead, in oii.
tons Zinc, in oil.
800 tons Red Lad,
100 Orange Mineral,
100 bbls Whiting,
1000 bbiE Chrome Grssn,5
100 bbls Chrome Yellow,
1000 bhls Hibernian Green,
100 bbls Indian Red,
10 casks French OchTe,
oasks Eng. Ven. Red,
Artists' ColOrs and Brushes.
~ Tho above articles were bought Iast-fau,
EewiIl sell II very low prices for cash.
rnsrP 80 KELLER
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TNPLOYNENT-S75 a MONTH
Ia svsrts wanted 10 sell Sewing Machines. " C
,1I I'VE commission on all Machines scld employ
seepfs who will work for th- above wages and all
s-,Ts-ses pEid Address d. Is. HERRING TON &
C0 Detroit, Mich, ceD;l4
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"a nOO MONEY ADVANCED

HHO Nn0 MONEY ADVANCED
and weIl-known WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE. on
ilssurlties OF every kind, viz Gold and Silver
watches Diamonds Silver Ware, Jsvelry, Guns
ristols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helodeons,
snd ell rrzoual property and articles OF valIe, Oh
tbe most satisfactory terms Business strictly pr
vsts Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of un-
reieausd Wstohss, JeEolTyi GUS, &c. fos sals 81
bItzEins.
-Of3ce-ooyner .. TstOr and Superior strSsts,
ever Bsvis snd Ps5x5tt0'S Clothing Store
.e-o9 q = VI WAGNER
TRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
VI BARGAIN.-A Grist and Saw Mill, with store
room and seven acres of land for sale at Wakeman,
Huron County Ohio, on the PeTmiilion River, i0r
e3O00 oue-half down and one-half in one year, At-
dress D. L. JUNE, Fremont, o. octll45
EOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
L Forest street. House large and CemmOdiousi Lot
ID fset by Z5 with abundance Of nue shrubDeryS
s5d good frult Cheice grapes, Ecd good barn Terms
su22-R2
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aEw YORK MARKET---Oet. 2s.

HI NAAAaAAEh-f
COttOu-Without decided change. Sales at
81 zS9l 25 for middling upIands.
FiOur-state and Western active and lO9l5e
better.
Tor common 20 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; $40 s59ls % for trade brands. MARI ct
Closing hrm, with no Sci ers at the inside quota
VvhisISy-Dun at 81 7lsI 7a76, chiefly at the
inside price
Wheat-293c bsttor with limited supply
fair demand. Sales winter red western at 81 $50
Ry-sosrce and firm. Western 81 s..
COrn-21ac better with good demand Sales at
81 62Gl t4I5 for IN xsd western, closing al u 81.
OaIs-DuIl. Sales at 92o or western
VYOOI-Quiet.
COnee-Active and lc hi sheT.
Sugar-Firm at 2So fof New (rlesnsi 1919
1s1zo for Oeba and Muscovadoi zlc or clarified;
do refined higher, 251so for heres; 2sZ924c for
soft yellow, ald ga 925c for sofs Hhite-
MOIasses-In lair demand.
E,eGrOIeJlslr-Qaiet at 45o for Crude; 90 for Re
iaed in bond, agd Sl952o for do free.
1POrlk-Firmer but not very active Sales at
$40 OO@4l 90 for mess; S43 9O@4s % for new do,
cash and regular way; SIS 50939 % for prime, and
81 90 for prime mess. Also lO0O bbls new mess,
buyers option, TO November 18th. At S43 So and
500 b5is do sams opt on, for November 20, at Si3-
Beef-Mors active and very firm st about pre-
Ei0Us prices,
Beef Hams good demand and frm. les
to arrive, at ZlC. .-..
I5Sg2lc Tor hams. Sales lO,OUO bs city picked
hams at O11zc, and ]. .oO1 bs green hams at lse.
LRrd-Firm and in good dema Gt z0922Zo-
ssies 80 tisrces extra city rendered at Z21ac-
Buffer--lirm with fair demand at 3O940o for
western; 3sg4sc for state.
Cheese In fair request and FIRM at 14922c.
BY. .ssOEsE MAKEk EkEsT--.Oci. 2s
laE rsLEsEAPu.l
S9sSTIiy,o- ETei,anre-Ratter more active at
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DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
"A very celebrated Meiieine. Gail and get
sircuIar Price one dollar per bottle For sale By
Iy25 CHURCHILL BE0fHER. Druggists.
WAHOO EITTER5-SAID TO BE
w a good thing. For sale at l26 Ontario st.
o.1G CHURCHILL a BROTHER.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-T he announcement
that the Stars were to give "The Il 20
ehondriac last night, drew the grea est
house of the season. OF course ever 5re
knows how matchlessly and perfectly Mr..
Barras PersOnates the Hypochondriae, nd,
therefore, all expected treat, and gO5 it.
1t is too late to set down any praise. Mr..
Barras is, in this play at least, above all the
praise we could bestow. All the parts were
well sustained. Miss st. Clair was perfee-
ton in her part, and how can we speak of
Jim Lewis?
Itwas one of the best, nay, the very best
of the entertainments of its order, given
this season.
The alter-piece was abunduntly rich.
Ton ight Miss St. Clair appears in the
three leading characters of the "The
French Spy" Az who saw Kate New
ton in those personations will be anxious to-
see Miss st. Clair this evening.
The after-piece this evening is the fine
drama, in one act, ''The Two Murderers."
TIE NON-MEETlEG AT BRAISARD's HALL.
The announcement made in good faith
in the Herald of lasl evening, that Clay
Smith, of Kentucky, would address US in
Brainard's Hall last evening, brought to-
gether there several hundred people, who
waited and waited, but no Clay Smith came.
The account of the matter is this: The ar
rsngement was made by telegraph, Mr..
Smith sending telegram that he
would address US ThWrsday evening.
H accordingly came on that day from
Cincinnati, but somehow this message did
not get here till yesterday afternoon.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Smith had arrived, and
waited at his hotel for some Committee TO
visit him, but none being apprised of his
arrival waited on him, and the dispatch
came to hand after the orator had taken the
return train yesterday P. NJ for Cincinnati.
Meantime the notice had got into print,
be fore it was known that he had gone.
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wANTED-A few good Statesmen that under
stand their business -
Ool4 l. L. sHEkHOOb-
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striekland's NelIiauOus Cough BaIsan

to convince then that &c Is fhe bost preparation ev
or used. It not only cures the abOYo siactions o
the Throat and Lungs, bat ls cures Night Sweat
and Splitting Of Blood, and is an excellent gArg.
for any kind OF Sore Throat.
Il Is pleasant 70 taxa, and Is safe medicine q
Infants
Price 80 cents p5r bottle.
For sale BY D-aggists generally.
mayl6;B2-mon. .tnisEy
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FLOUR AT AUcTIoN.-On Saturday, the
29th inst, at o'clock P. NJ, will sell at
the warehouse of Petton 4 Breed, foot of
Superior street, lot of about $50 barrels
of Flour, which has been damaged by being
more or less wet, in large or small lots, to
suit purchasers. Also, one good cooking
stove and several coal stoves.
C. MOLLEN, Auctioneer.
Cleveland, Oct. 2s, 1854. oct29:174
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SIXTH NIGHT OF
MISS SALLIE ST. CLAIR.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th, viii be pre-.
Fsut Il tie grand Military Drama in three acts,
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AmmsEmfuts.

A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
JOHN ELLSLER, ,JR.,....................NIAHA M AHAeEs.
RICHARD q. GEARY. Treasurer,
MA NM TIT RTLL
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FRENCH spy,

FRENCH spy;
Or, THE FALL OF ALGIERS.
1ism5t.............. Miss sALLIE ST. CLAIR
Matilds De Merle
MohEmmei Mr.. Evelyn Evans
Mics St. Clair ami Mr.. Evelyn Evans in Grand
Broad Sword q mbas.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIs GOOD OLD REMEDY for AL obstruction,
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for tlsez-
IRE ysGTs, in all parts Of the civilized world Jfs
author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
plqees confidence and respect It Is 70 ssl-fuqled
nrrn.Lle.I..t hut a STA MA Hn lnrEnN-
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LOCAL NOTIOEs.

SIXTH WARD UNION CLUB.-A full meeting
of the Union men of the Sixth Ward is de-
sired tonight. All persons having can
vassing books, are requested to bring them
in at that time. Arrangements will then
Sixth Ward.
W. P. FoGe, Pres't.
o. TOWNSEND, sec'y. oct29. ia
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II rOR gATE.-Brick Machine Shop two stories
6feb SO-50 Brick Foundry, 6OxG0. Good var ana
case sand aud coke sheds Bull lines on lsSsed lad
~. and belti ?. Everything iu perfect order, a7d
for ale cheap if sold within thiEtY dayB AadE,ss
Drawer $40 Cleveland, Ohio oe-L't'o
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LNAhm Il I'm AoHA44A - -
L thirty acres Of first rate land under go1d cultlNs-
fgI1 Cleveland There over 800 young iruit tres,
some grapes sul small fruits, good barn, htst-oass
bulli1c for granary, small house, &C. roy Iefins
and rther particulars apply to GEO D. BEEN, 20
superior street. VNAi
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BUFAFLO sIARKlET---Ocs. 2S
lBT rELEaRAPH.l
FIOur-stead5; demand moderate
WheRt-Scarce and hrm. No Chicago spn' z
81 80; No. Milwaukee spring 81 %.
EOrm-TOledo 81 40.
G1nfs-sAles at 79c.
Whisky-Dull and nominal.
CanalFreighfs-Wheat l9c, corn l616e, cats
lie to New York.
lake IrnDOrts-Flour /, 81: wheat 6s,3e6;
corn 81, 700; oats 1Ss, go; barley 2,697-
Canal EXDOres-ElOur -; wheat is ,0Sq
corn 750O)i oats "a, ,s0Oi barley 9,4OO-
BsWEaO MAKKET---Oet. -.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FIOur-yirm bat unchanged.
Wheat-Firm but quiet No. Chicago spring
90 CO.
COrn-Quiet.
Rye-In demand
Canal Freights-Dul.
Rose 4 Prsnfiss' ProvizOu Market Re.
port.
The following are the rates charged BY US:
Hams-Sugar-cursdp premium hams q b..-...24 c
Dried BeeEB D........-....-.-..---
hOuIders-Sugar-cure q 3ED...........-........Is D
LarCI-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or ircs.23
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs 3 B..2 c
POF<-No. mess . 90
Extra clear y 8bbl...---.-.......-.....---
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
ase to railroad depots or boats. All Articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly allied -
Iuly4-R Nos. 142, IA and 14s Ontario street.
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OURES, COUGHS COLDS SOREl
~ Throat, Asthma and Consumption 1t e only|
necessary for sGy css troGblod wi-h the-s csm :
plants 70 try one eottie o.
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oS0 nm i-OHEAP WATCHES and

CJeJOsOOO sJEW ELlt1 ab W nOle7hie- outlei5s
country Merchants, Pediars, and general y .der5
snbrlied at immense bargains. Watch u Jewel.
- - INV Gnantily coustantiy on nd and made to or
der Estinates of any clnss Of work Iurnishad Cord
Canvassiug CleyJs wanted, PrCes and tgl descrip-
WAY. NEW YOHE- Cc'eilt -dS"
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BY. BsOEsE KkET.-.Oei. 2s
az TsLsssAPu.l
Money! . Ct
sterling EXehanEe-Ratter more active at
IQ9ZalC91S for gold.
GoId-s;eady. Opening at at 2l6H, advancing
to 2l7sz, declining to 2l51S, and oohng at 2l6S4g
Ola
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NTACHINISTS WANTED.-We will
Alemp oy four OF five really good Mschinist7, 70
work in the r. z. Shops at Mar1ueste Lake Superb
or, and at good wages. II. B. TJr rTI.E q son,
ocIg.I75 Oyiatt's Ock.
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HORSE FOR SALB-FIVE YEARS
IL OH: medium ze; perfectly sind and ssntle !
warra ted sound; daEk brown color: not aiTald 0i
Fnoufre at Zs3 Superior st. oclS:l75
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Oct29;I75.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills IL
the result Of a long and extensive practice They
are mild in their operation aud cannot do harm to
the most delicate certain in correcting all irregu-
laritSey. Painful transformations, removing AL Oh
structlcus, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain N the side, paipitation Of the heart
whites, al nersSSs affections. Mysteries, fatigue
pain in ths mack and limbs, &C., disturbed Sleep
which arse from interruption OF nature.
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n,HPEE HEIFERS AND ONE COW

INNHkEE Ii ELF LID AMI O4N18 w "
-sTRAyFD-Tbres Heifefs and one Cow straye]
f-,n Kinsmau street on MONDAY noon Cow rcd
and lined N back; one Hsiter red with spotted hnd
T.. tFa other one brindia and the third one HACK
81 V-ll sgver csn give Information that the same
nav h. recovered viii be rewarded hberSlys " COA-
p an WORNUNG 299 KinEman street, or at the t1ty
Market 6cuse. eotz.i'a
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Dr. Cheeseman,s FnmnIe PIlIs.

that Ladies have for relief from the suppression Of
those perioda which, IL kept up according to the
calls of Nature, will GUARANTEE To THEM hs
fullest aHsoaint Of good ks1lh aad strength and which,
If not regularly experienced, will produce MISERY
AND DEATH, and is that era OF az RsrpeS;ss jo,,
~ 4.
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NOR SALE-A GOOD FARM BE-

u TWEEN st. Clair and ouDe tcr streets. contain
inc n .cr-s of land frame Dwelling and Barn, near
h new: large number Of bearing fruit troes, grapes,
Ornamental shrubs, running stream OF water gOO0
well cigteru good fences, ct. For particul rs en-
1,lire OF 81 VI. LUETkEMEYER, Hardware D alers
10 $50 Superior strest, Cleveland, .. ocl7;lH
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OTTTATION WANTED-By young
- Iadv AZ c9nvist OF TO do any ordinary writing
A Ad5rass' 2 G. BELL, Mcadyill-. Pa. oc2l1H
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female pins
DR.. Cheeseman's Female PIIIs

the only medicine that MARRIED and SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years, OF can
rely upon now BEWARE OF nIITATTOEsl H.
Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and tel
him that you want the
, 1864-08-19
EEz ORR w e - $TElkN X EN-.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribu1e.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CA1no, Thursday, aug. IS, 1861.
It Is now generally believed that the rebtls
under Adam johnson, who crossed over th=
river recently at Sa1ine bar, having securc1
zoo bead of cattle belonging to the govern
uent, have recrossed the river by fording,
aud driving the cattle into the interior.
The citizens Of Southern Illinois are thor
ough]y alarmed, however, and Union gue1il-
la tarties nre forming In several places.
4 public meeting was held here lust even
ipg, at which one company Of eighty men
was fulsy formed, md three partially filled
no. It is designed to make these home
guards permanent Institution here, to 'be
prepared for emergencies. -
Yesterday morning General Paine left Pa
ducah with two br}gades OF troops-part
caynlty--havirg been reinforced promptly By
1S0th Illinois, for the scene OF the recaut
outragee. He is still upon the track Of
Adam Johnson's force, and if 1t has not re-
treated mud secured itself too we'll Ia ths III
terior, we may expect fighting before many
days,
It is thought that the Confederates will
prefer returning, under the circumstances.
fLcy have plenry Of good friends in Ken
tucky, who will keep them posted, and many
preparations arc going on in different direc-
tions fol their benefit. They will hardly risk
their. safety by any serious movements, uu~
leke caught in such manner that escape Is
heeides cattle, about s. 600 In greenbacks,
= II.a -
, 1864-08-19
1'EsE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Prom Gen, Gfnut,A 0pefntlONg-Th
situation in the Shenandoah.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. lsth--Tha
u1nail tsea,ners FROM City Point brought hith.
.r SEQ rebel prisoners, among Thom we're
ftversI officers.
Passengers represent that tue atftir Of
Fupdn, was ee greater proportions than At
1ret supposed, the ~eombined losses 10 tue
"a end 10Th corps being from 800 10 200,
while the less Of the rebels was also severe.
The position gai"cd hy US was still teld Oh
ynesday night. On Tuesday there VS. come
rhr1li,t: By our forces to feel the rebel po'
+i1ion, There were indications OF another
advance on our part yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug ls-lherf
is no longer @ DOUBT but Lee intends heav,
caupalgn on the Upper Potomac, and thai
lie will ettike hard
Longstreet's corps Is known to be in fr,n1
of Grtnt'e army on the James river, aud ths
1tnon tAat IT had been sent to re'inforct
Enrly cQn1 at, be correct
, 1864-08-19
WAR EEPA ARTa1ENT BUA.
LETXN.
Stauton,s Dispatch to Major
Gen, O1K.

Neus O4&s
War DEr.Rrxas1.}
WA*H'Saros, THURSDAY, An: Il. J
10 Major 'shfF4l ln8:
FROM GRAFT. y
a olsPa'cn ltom ~eo' 11aue, uateo -
DAT aug inn-~o:oo - A,-uetayeo oy LUG
o'taa4us u 'oe '''es op" ''uo 1o' Jo0s oeeu
recel'eo'
ne tsPo44' @u1t We Sa''"5 no.1n y. tes
'snse my! to.oo5 t4o'u! uAe A.sut.u .. 'Hso.
ably to u3 60 far as 1t has gone, but there has
, 1864-08-19
FROM PHIL LADELPMIA.
From Shcr5dan.a Advance In tho Sh en-
Btshnnh Eai3es-A complicated nut-
[Specisl Dispatch to the. Chicago Tdbunf,1
psTf rrr pJ7tA Th,tradar Aur ~

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbunf,1
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Aug, H.
The destruction Of part OF General
Shezidan's su:.ply train, a few days ago,
uear Berrysyille, seems to have been the
result Of cowardce on the part Of The OIL
Gers and men of the guard in charge Of the
train. The rebels were lying in ambush, and
allowed greuter part Of the train to pass,
W. i when It came near the rear, ca1ae rushing
with yell which had the effect to SO frfshten
our men that they ran oft at full speed,
throwing away their arms as they went.
The rebels then proceeded to DESTROY the
wagons and run of mules and cattle, but
were driven off by the appearance OF about
200 cavalry. A numbtr Of the officers in
charge Of the train did all theY could to stop
the uncalled for panic, while Others r.n as
taEt as the men. Had our men stood tlclr
ground, they would have beaten the rebels
and saved ali.
Advices from the army state til It Sheridan
is tti,l pushing Early, and 1t IL notmproba
BILE that be mar yet be able to come up with
the enemy.
The ship Emily Peale, which arrived to-
day from ireland, had one Of her passengers,
d woman, murde red while at Sea. Another
erson Was murdered since her arrival. The
man who committed the murder in port fell
npou his own knife, and is likely to die ol
ois injuries. The person who COMMITTEE
the murder ut sea was woman. 'She has
been arrested. The principal witness against
Ter is the man who committed the murdel
sincc the ship arrived here
, 1864-08-19


Precisely as We should give first proni-
o.e1ce jB ills mornings news to ttat move
3uept OF the rebels ahicd should bc nearest
t,ur own soil, 70 VIC accord precedence in
mention und position to the un,nasking Of
1bc rebel right wing in the very
1leart Of the loyal States. The m-et-
ings al s. rncuee, New York, and at our own
;Stalc capital yesterday, deserve no other
1.n,nc. They are directly in thc service Of
Jvif. DAvis. and are the continuation Of the
,serics sre,iously opened, whereof the Peoria
Convention was among the earliest. They
:sre most significant and outspokeu. The
mask, carefully framed out OF patch
work If old Democratic platforms,
elese peace men throw aside. They will
not allow hny wAr emblem to be painted
upon the drop curtain tor the forthcoming
1heat1icals at Chicago. They chose no col
nrs but white, and no other emblem but tue
dove. The cause Of 10: atty is Well served In
zhe opsu movementa OF the Singleton aod
Wood faction in the East and the West.
3oyal to he Democratic will gnaw their lips
with chasrin At the prospect that
lie forthcoming Chicago Convention Will
t.elablish such associations as impossible.
Inc nlen "fo oenano peace on any 1erme'
are preparing TOO strong an ass-nlt on tne
conesoht 0! toat conVent1on 10 os smotnereo
INTO sl4ence. OF 10 os eonIoueo- Lester
days dciugs ut Springfield and Syracuse open
ya"nlue gnn before the 1eet OF mulllaofs
at men accustomed 10 De charmed " the
fpcl! OF Democracy.
Tue evidence. are tttckeniuw tliat Lee in.
'-ends fof1nldapie movement noTA"ard'
The 1toei RAID IN Hhnoas IL over, anu 0en'
Taine IL a'icr TIE raiders
The pirate Tallahassee IS apparently suf
20 cover. She is q. Halifax and the evidence
is that she Ia 60 60 well attended there thai
her mission Of mischief on the high seas Il
over. II has been most destructive
one Tough, most Of the vessels tha
have fullcn into her hands have beei
coasters Of light salus, a score CT which woult
oe weighed Gown By some single prize Of tn
-Alabana, preEilg on our mere costly com
1nlce Still the distress along the coast o
Maize hus bten gre-t, and the relief will b
"s1eume.
The general nll1itarr situation is brief,
:u,nm. d up In Secretary Stanton's dispa:cI
10 Gen. Dix, and gives us very msrkes
chsngc in aspects since previous rrp orts<
Our Washington dispatch elsewhere 6us
7aiue every pTevious indication TINT the CON
j"g draft is q fixed fact, It will not be posi-
7,oncd or modified. AZ great vital, merit
:stlc ueaepre Of National eafety It will bt
carried eteadily forward. It is useless IoW
10 regre! that it has be IN SO long DELAYED
:nd that hall. wsy temporizin: measures haFI
.,,. o%1,. r,e4 A11a3 i'm r1oea hrf hara erar