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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-09

sinA u JAR z fe11F
s1SSfMEESEs,
OJESKINS,
SATTI NETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
4 good stock constantly On hAsd, adapted 10
ns Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Casa
" Manufactured Goods.
Once and SslssrooHns,
No % WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, 0.
EUSR 2
a. W. GAGE,
Licensed war Claim agent.
J4ieots BouRties, Pensions, Back Pay, PFlEs Money
and ether war Ciaims
ss-reFsonat Attention is given 20 the prosecution
stt'a'Ila In the Departments st Wellington.
~ All persons having Claims should apply in DsF-
so, or by letter, ct onoe, snd theT viii receive
e-7mrt attention
r. y. GAGE.
lfst+- ~ fA8 aunfrfGT-sf-- f'iaNaia1n. -
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ORSAIE-VERY DESIRABLE SU-
burban PFopsrtF-60 acres Of land in 10 or or 20
ncre lots 70 suit purchaser these lots are we'll 10
Gated on the lake sn0rs u miles east Of the city lm-
ls and are connected with St. Clair street BY road
loqr rods Htdes er which right Of way win be sold
Sltn - sch lot For terms apply at Bratenahl Bros.
= O1e9 y. Bfetanahi Gpr2-l5l.
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SEWING MACHINES,

The Principal Companies making SEWING MA
CHIMES are Wheeler a Wilson, l.. n. Singer q o.,
and Grover Baker. OF the Machines made there
Esrs sold during the Year last reported:
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TIE NIL,TLRY sTTTATION,

Hopeful Aspect uf tIIe Fieid-The Failure
OF Hoods Movements against Slser-
mans Communication iH
Worse Position 'hnn EVer-The SituO-
tiOn before Richmond.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-Thc military situa-
ton presents to. day, over the whole field, the
most satisfactory and encouraging aspect. In
the West the offensive movement designed to
dslodge Sherman from Atlanta has ended by
depriying the Rebels Of all foothold in Georgia.
The closeness with which Sherman followed
up the aggressive movement of the Rebel force,
completely frustrated their designs against his
communications, all the damage to which has
now been repaired But it did more than this.
The tenacity with which Sherman clung TO the
rear of Hood made IL impossible for him to
retrace his steps, and has compelled Beauregard
TO seek safety for his army, by drawing 1t into
Central Alabama. This throws him OIL eccentr-
cally from all connection with the main Rebel
army IN Virginia puts into the hands Of Sherman
the control Of all the communications between
tho Rebel army in the east and tho Rebel army
IN the west and opens up his tIiumphal lines Of
conquest clear 10 che Gulf.
This Wanted campaign, which, according 10
the Jeii. Davis programme, was 70 have turned
our position in Georgia to Moscow retreat
stauds to day demonstrated a miserable failure.
II not only has brought the Rebels no advantage
but has placed them in a much worse position
than when Hood held front south Of Atlanta
with open communications with Lee.
The situation before Petersburg aud Richmond
Is really hopeful. General Grant, fat from lying
idle during the past few weeks in seeming mac
tiyity, has been steadily pushing forward his
lines Of circumyallatlon and contraYallatiOn,
working with fatal pressure on the vital arteries
Of Richmond.
A member of the Southern Express Company
at Petersburg, who has just arrived within our
lines, states that the express agent at that point
was last week notified that the agency at Peters
burg must be broken up, as there would be no
further use for an express Office there. The en-
ployees were politely invited 70 enter the army
mstanter.
am further informed, by the same authority,
that Petersburg is for the most part evacuated
that General Lee has materially contracted his
first serious move by General Grant.-Neo York
! Times, to-day.
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ABEUsEmEETS.

NEW CmsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Llst night
Miss Logan played "Juliet," "Julies' entirely
Of her own creation, e Outlet" fromiwhich she
had taken all poetry, all passion, 'all interest
making the Italian maiden, the most lovely of
shakespeare's creations, trivial contemptlble
firt, forward coquettish schoolgirl. In many
scenes Miss Logan was actually grotesQue excit-
ing laughter nAtead of tears all dignity was lost
aud Shakespeare words friNered away by read
ings utterly void of common-sense.
Miss Logan aims at the natural school, but the
nature of all womenis notAilie-there is the s0me-
thing beyond conventional fine ladyism in the
SOU Of woman and TO- represent "Juliet" with
the mincing mannersof drawing-room Is not
even nature, after which Miss Logan Is said to
aim. Miss Olive Logan, In studying a new
school, seems to have forgotten the business of
the stage. She plays like novice, yet she Is not
one, for she has beea on the stage greater por-
ton OF her life, and was at the Arch Street Thea.
ire as walking lady some eight or nine years ago
All her associations, too, have, been theatrical
and respect for her sisters feputation-Eliza
Logan, SO correct ard talentea-shouid have
saved her from the saerilege Of last night. Miss
Logan is q handsome woman, with the most luxu-
RANT golden hair possessed b. any woman since
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,eciaI 10 The Evening Telegraph.

Special 10 The Evening Telegraph.
E3AI1WoUU October 2S.-Goycrnor Bra ford
will issue his proclamation, declaring the ucH
Constitution valid, probably tomorrog or
Monday.
The nominations made here yesterday by tho
Democratic State Convention are all known Sc
ccssionists and sympaihlors with the South
some OF them would gladly see th3 southern
Coufederocy recognized. A few Of them have
been under arrest for disloyal,y.
The New York frauds, TO cheat Mr. Lincoln
out Of the soldiers vote, causes Intense disgust.
The great billiard match al Franklin Hall last
eveniug-thousand points up, carom game, for
three hundred dollars-was wol by KiJterloy,
who gave Hall, his antagonist, one hundred
points, Iiitterley came out thirty-thrco points
ahead
Large sums were bet, and a large audience was
present. graud billiard tournament is soon to
come of at the same place.
There is no special war news, but; a terrible
blow is looked for daily by Grant.
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sls9 sll, ,els 2g .0sl 59s b. .lea O9O 2I2 .sso o
The exports Of Petroleum from the United
States for ten months of the calendar years 1862
63-64 less week in October yet to be reported,
have been as follows -
PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, October 2s.--Bark-There is a 6rm
feeling in the market with sales at bi2 q ton TOR No
Quercitron.
Couonn the absence oftTansaeuons We quote atsl25,
cash,
Proyslons-The demand i0r Provisions Is moderate,
with OF 5 bbs Mess Pork At $S smoked sides AZ
Gle, and Lard at 22jsc.
TlourIhe receipts Of Flour exceedingly hght. but
there Is much rmness la prices, with ont ttle dJing
the demand for export limited to 500 bbls extra AZ
5000 and 1000 bbls. good extra family aud fancy az
S 2al2 25 The retailers and bakers are buying within
the range the above hgures There II poing doing In
RYE Flour or Corn Meal 10 nX quotations.
WheatThe supplies 10 operate IN has caused
arm feeling in the market at the decline recorded
days ago. The demand 10 moderate with sales Of 1000
bnSbes good and Western red at 81 A0950
b bushei 5000 bushels Michigan Amber az 5000 and 1900
bushes southern S255. White sells slowly at S205
sO RIVE Is qule al previous rates. The advance in Corn
has been well maintained, and sales OF yellow 70 the
tent of i9O bushels reported az Sl65 White sells slowly
al sl7O 4 bushol No sales ofoats lave come under our
notice. we quote az Sc. Barley Is quiet, aud entirely
nominal sale Of 600 bushels Malt has been reported
Hytiv Il bu little inquired after. We notice sales OF
pennsylSania hhds at sl'7g and Ohio Al Sl'1e.
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rRoM CENTRAL AMERIrA.

NEW NoRN, OctOb3r 2S.-By th9 l-riylI Of The
North star we have Panama dates OF the l7th
instant. The latest advices from Central Amer
ica contain no news of interest.
BY the interruption of communications no news
has been received from Ecuador for nearly u
month
The first attempt to collect the tonnage duty of
50 cents was resisted, and sailing papers were re-
fused by the Panama authorities. The Panama
railroad and steamship companies yesselsa applied
for papers to the United States Consul, obtained
them, and went to sea. The authorities had
taken no further steps in the matter.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

CoURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS Judge Thomp-
son.-By the Sth section of the act of Assembly
of the Commonwealth, approved August 2, 1864,
all banks heretofore doing business under char
ters from the State, but which may select to
carry on banking under the National Banking
law, are first required to surrender up the plates
upon which their notes have heretofore bsen
printed, to the Court of Quarter Sessions. In
accordance with the provisions of this act Samuel
Hood, Esq, on behalf Of the Commercial Bank
of this city brought into Court and surrendered
up the old plates OF the bank. The Court made
the proper order in the premises.
Assault and battery and disorderly house cases
Of no moment occupied the morning session.
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1t is proposed to establish a Newsboys'
Home in PittsDurg. 4 committee OF citizens has
the subject in charge.
"A sudden and terrific thunder squall passed
over Narragansett Bay on Tuesday evening. As
Captain John Dimon, Of Prudence, IN his yacht,
was crossing the West Bay from Greenwich, Mas
sachusetts home, he was suddenly ovcrtaken by
the squall and such was its velocity and power
that before the sails could be taken In they were
torn from the bolt ropes and torn in shreds. For
few moments the thunder was deatening, the
lightning binding, and the darkness intense,
accompanied by violent rain.
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rInrl,ets bY Telegraph.

New YORK. October 2S.-StOclls are better.
Chicago and Island gj4 Cumberland preferred J2s
Illinois Central, l2i}s; Michigan southern, 61's New
York Central l2l; Pennsylvania Coal 9O Reading, 1885,
Hudson River, l2llI Missouri Gs CJAi Erie, 9I's One
Year Certificates, 9j5f; Treasury 3-iOs lOSi Ten
fores gi FIye-tw euty coupons 01a registered, 100
Gold, 2l6; since the Board. 2l7
New York, October 2S.-Flour has advanced
lOal5o sales 1890 bbs. at s9@99O for state $40 $50
u for Ohio, and tlOSjli 20 for Southern Wheat ad-
ynnccd 29 &c sales unimporant Corn firm; slcs small
Beef dull Pork rm aleb OF 1000 bbs at Slj for Mess
Lard firm az A6B22' &C. WHISKY duu.
BALTIMORE, October 2S-FlOur has advanced
l2sc Whon Is actVe at 62@2 30 for white 81 90 f3r
red. Corn firm, with supply; old white sl7JO
l5G whisky duh AMI heavy at sl77. Groceries ara
quiet
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Frnm New nrIenna.

New YoRK, October 2S.-The steamer Sooo
NADIA, from New Orleans on the 22l instant, ar
rived ut this port tns morning. She brings no
papers, probably because all the New Orleans
papers of late dates contain card from the out
ward passengers rejecting on the vessel.
She reports having been chased by suspi-
cious vessel on the morning Of the 9th, in lati-
tude 30 degrees, longitude 81 degrees.
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IMPORTATIONa.


WEST IsLEs-Behr Anvil. Nison-5600 boz q hoii"s
$50 bbs Al hf bblB picked herring boudef u,Ssa
LIvREFooL-ship Westmoreand, Decan-Ssss aS do
50 cRsks bleaching powders Powers id6 Dbl do
70 cssks soda ash Jessup Mooroi ~ shis: e oasks
65 casks bleaching powders eTnA ~ - adv Whltmors,
soda ash Dawson. Ford % ffsfineTy n Lewis ot
Wolf Co leo steel axlea easfI es raf 10 cases ma
kegs nuts and bolts Cole naa al sacks kerr
chnery Hey ~. tons = ttcr1ui g. laeac 9tlh ~ "
Rro 81 eraies e.hH "a ksbaIs Cos ~ ~
Pierce 90 Geo nssasois5ns WHISKY eAns eatha
hsies ~ a a. carpetins WV
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UNION MEETING AT WEST
CHESTER.
Ez-SeCretary Ohase's Movements,

Secretary Chase will leave this afternoon for
West Chester, where he will speak on the issues
of the day, and then take the night train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad for C Cleveland, Ohio, where
ho will speak tomorrow night.
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BnHoP SIMPsoN AT THE ACADEMY OF Music
-This,able and eloquent Divine Is announced TO
lecture on Monday evening next at the Academy
Of Music, on the stirring theme of "our National
Conflict" Anyon who has heard Bishop simp-
con speak will not fail 20 avail themselves of this
opportunity to hear hfm again. The nature Of
ne subject, the object Of the lecture, the we'll
known ability with which he handles anything
he takes hold Of, combine 70 make an attraction
fowipg The price Of tickets, which places them
within the reach of all, will be an additional in-
duoemenft 70 every one to secure bis own enjoy
ment, and at the same time contribute something
for the sick and wounded soldiers.
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nemoerntIe Nomination. In sfar!

Democratic nominations iu HRrylnnd.
BALTIMORE, October 2S.- The Democratic State
Central Committee and Convention have placed
the following ticket in the field For Governor,
Judge Chambers; Lieutenant Governor, Oden
Bowie; Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, w. p.
Maulsby; Attorney General, T. n. Steele; Comp
troler, Lingan Jarrett.
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HALWAX, October 2S, l =. M.-The CaHa3I
sailed for Boston at O'Clock last night, and will
be due there on Saturday morning.
The Europa arrived here at o'clock this morn
ing, and sailed one hour afterwards for Liverpool.
The blOckade-runner Helen arrived here on
Wednosday last from Nassau, for repairs.
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BosToN, October 2S.-Governor Cory, Of
Maine, has appointed Nathan A. Farwell, of
Rockland, Senator from Maine to il the unox-
pired term Of Senator Fessenden, appointed Sec
rctary of the Treasury.
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Gold is unsettled this morning, and prices are
rather lower, opening at 2l7; fell OF and sold &C
2l6i at 10 O'Clock 2l63 at HI rallied aud sold at
2l75 at l2i declined and sold at 2l6i at l23 p. NJ.
The Tack Petroleum Company opened its books
on "Wednesday in New York, for subscriptions 10
its stock Of 100000 shares. Ten thousand dol
lars remain to be taken, aud the subscription
books will close tomorrow at Tack Brother s.
Co., No. 2l7 Walnut street.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, OCT. 70.
hy (Iarksnn A M proN.r. NJ, IN a ThfrA
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MEETING OF THE RETURN
JUDGES.
COUNT OF SOLDIERS VOTE.
Official Majority of the City
Near Ten Thousand.

This morning, at 10 o'clock, the Return Judges
rcasstmblcd in the Supreme Court Room, for
the purpose OF counting the soldiers vote, and
making out the Official vote Of the city. The
work progressed very slowly, and the vote polled
by the various companies was exceedingly small.
The following were some Of the votes polIed -
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From port nu prInce.

New YoRK, October 2s.--The steamer city of
Port au Prince, from Port au Prince on the 2Oth,
arrived here to-day.
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Tho EIectIon Ernnhs.


BALTIMORE, October 2s.-The Military Com
mission on the election frauds Is now In session.
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The New York Tribune this morning says
"Money is very easy to stock houses at fP cent,
and In some cases is taken. Several stocks are
SO scarce that they be loaned without interest.
In commercial paper no change in rates on de-
mand. The payments on account of the new
loan have no effect whatever upon the market,
and legal-tenders are everywhere reported abun-
dant"
The New York Times of this morning says -
"The following official correspondence repeats ana
makes final the decision of the Treasury Depart
ment that the outstanding 7'30 per cents. Of 1861,
due LIST October, 1864, not receivable for Gus
toms. Although certain Wall street parties have
attempted to speculate upon the chances Of turn
ing this paper into gold through the Custom
House, we have never, for u moment, entertained
tie belief that IL could or would, or ought TO be
done. Mr. Secretary Chase removed all doubt ON
the subject to the satisfaction of the holders Of
the 7'3Os more than year ago, since when about
nne-tenths of them have converted their notes
into the gold bearing stock of 1881 -
TEEAsuEr DEFAHT,u.sr, Oct 20, lsc4-sls' IN having
sion obtaining that decision about be promulgated
notes win be reserved in payment Of duties he drscs ne
TO transmit the enclosed COPY Of letter addressed 70
Very respectfully, GEO. HHRRINGToN. Asst. Sec.
ToJolN A. STEWART, Assistant Treasurer, New York.
shepard Esq New lork-sir;-I am ia receipt Of your
clients a e QUESTION ssa s@sSf SssH e 81
OF the issue OF 1861 known thrtes are receV-
af Se ns % ass S oS siSr % o s 70 o
ney.Gtnera In the discharge OF my official duties hayo
already found necessary and consider fully
the subject here presented and have formed re peat
edy expressed the opinion that these notss not
receivable.
lhe question being therefore decided, in SO far as is
decision rests with hts Department. must decline giving
my assent TO the proposed reference Resheetfnlly,
W. z. FESSEHDEN, Secretary OF the Treasury.
The condition of the banks ofthe three prin-
cpal commercial cities of the Union is exhibited
in the following table, which shows the aggregates
of their last weekly statements, compared with
the returns of the previous week -
Loans. Specie. CircnlaFH. DeDosls.
" oct g. sls57 2lolo9e0 1871 779 15osie,ssl
Pha., Oct. 81. "a l0i6l5 3.663s70 2,5H6O4 3Tl0lS SS5
Boston, oct3.. t6OSO269 63G7Os 9,6s,7o7 2,6so,759
Totals s2s2 s74 64s 29 9sl 53s G 10000 2I2 $50 ots
Last week.. 2s 96O095 29S2l $50 ,sBb97 20SlI6l2
increase IN loahs t9l4o3
increase III specie. lo305
decrease IN ehcualOh' 80 6OJ
decrease IN uelostss 1toS5,SOo
The exports of Petroleum from the United
States for ten months of the calendar years 1862
6364, less one week in October yet 10 be reported,
have been as follows =
1854. 1853
From Gallons. Galoas.
New lb2Sl50H lo.43i,490
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FROM THE SOUTH.
BEEJAMIN's CIRCULAR ON
OUR FINANCES.
a BUDGET OF sUNcoMsE.

sophistry for European Financiers,
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OTTY INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF TInRMoNErKR To-DAI.-SiK A. NJ,
80. Noon. 81. One p. NJ, So. Wind, West
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Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No. "a S. Third street, second story -
~ A M'''''''..'aia ~ m..,'''.....''s2lI4
Market active
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To PuRcuAsE CGorHING AT Low PRIcBs, make
selection fom tur stock OF READY MADE Garments We
are selling goods equal in syls. 10, make Au1 ma,eria
from % o 90 per cent iorCr than Is charged for the
goods msde to der We have all styles, sizes and
prices Of fCothngMen6, YOUTH and Boys. All can be
suited without delay or trouble.
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SOME CURIOUS CALCULATIONS.

Highly Interesting Circular from the
Rebel Secretary of stRte Oh the
Finances Of the Nurth-Au ArgumenJ
10 the CnpitnIista of Enrnne.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Gov. Bradford's Proclamation.
v---,rrr--.-..-~.. --r-.---,,e-.-1-~
THE NEW YORK SOLDIERS
VOTE FRAUDS.
-rr->-r----------ae4-,.---
BILLIARDS IN BALTIMORE.
-.--a->------>-r---.--------
Etc., Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc
BILLIARDS IN BALTIMORE.

EtO., Etc, re, Etc., Etc, EtO., Etc
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, OCT. ~
'ported BY Carkson Co.. Brokers, Ne. Ia g. Third ~
puuOpE mamma
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Tower Han, No, SIS Market street. sS,'5

THB CHAP that adopted the plan of "laying Ia
his clothes this fall system or economy, In antcpi-
ton Of rise, not alone In his experiment. Our friend
Brown heard OF IT, and Ae ted t lie said fr too weeks
any sensible Increase In hia wealth by laying IN his
clothes We can tell brown that method Of pras-
tsing economy I'm the clothing line TO purchase always
Charles Stokes & Co.'s price, under the Contl-
mental.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
18TH Annual Indiana state Fair
Hotel Accom- nm edatIous

We the undersigned hotel and boarding house
keepers in the city OF Indianapolis, would res
pectfully represent that we can accommodate. at
our respective houses. during the week of the
State Fair. in addition TO our usual number of
daily guests. the number of persons set opposite
our names respectively:
Ba;es House. J. L. Holton. 900; corner Of
Washington and Illinois streets.
Palmer House. II h. Sinks. 1 600. corner of
Washington and Illinois streets
Spencer House, J. W Canaan, 500 west end of
Union Depot
Mason House. ]. Il Hopkins. 100. opposite
Union Depot.
Lt'le's Hotel " SE Nea. 900, Yves, Wash
ington street
Commercial Hotel. L A Rei,z. 600. Illinois
street.
Oriental House. 9 F. PentecOst, 400. Illinois
street.
Macy House. Vim. H. Campbell. 100. Illinois
street.
Star Eating House. J. P. Cunningham. 700.
Illinois street
Beard House Sol Beard, 800, 81 West Market
street.
Pyle House. John Pyle. 600. Maryland street
Others will be added every aay as their names
are announced It will be seen By the above
figures that ample arrangements will be made 90
accommodate all Who NAV come 20 the great
so ~ati-aAsf 49, 'ssse n b'iSuttural airs
The above figures show that eleven houses
can Accommodate seven thousand four hundred
persons When u - remembered tina. there are
about eighty hotels and boarding houses in this
city and that nearly many can and will tie
accommodated ~ private houses as at hotels and
boarding houses. the people from abroad need
hsve no fears but they can all be accommodated
The Fair will and must be a success. The in
terests Of Agriculture demand IL: the debt " c
Owe cur brave soldiers IN the feld aud the obi
cations we are under 10 suffering Union soldiers
in hospitals. demand that the Sanitary Fair
should bs snilsntly successful
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NEW YoRK, September 5.-The Tribune SAYS
Simeon Draper has been commissioned Col
ector, vice Barney resigned.
The steamer Costa Rics. from Aspinwal OF
the Goth Of August. has arrived with $685., 900 il
treasure
The steamer Catawasa from New Orleans OF
the 25th. arrived this morning.
Among the passengers is Gen. Bailey.
Gen Heron had returned from an expedition
to Redwood, II miles from Baton Rouge, on IN,
Clinton road, where he had a fight with the enc
my. inlIcting severe loss.
An exchange of 100 prisoners recently tool
place near Baton Rouge.
The army worm is making sad havoc in the
cotton near Baton Rouge.
The rebel commander Jack Scott has his head
quarter at Clinton. He commands about 3 200
cavalry, and is supported by three batteries.
: New YoRK. September 5.-One hundred gun
were fred at noon to-day in City Hall Park il
honor of the capture OF Atlanta.
The Posts Washington special has the fol
lowing:
Everything quiet 10 front of Petersburg
up 10 yesterday morning.
The rebels are erecting strong works oppo
site our position on the left.
The works on the Dutch Gap canal approach
es completion.