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NEW YORK, Sept 28-
The Commercials Washington special
says: - 10
1t is positively denied by officials here
that there is any truth in the peace rumers.
The statement that Sherman has opened
any negotiations with Gov Brown, of Ga,
is also denied. No such information has
been received from Sherman by the War
Department ~ --laai ..g1 10 l'in
Special to the Post: -1 af 1..l
Stonewal Jackson's old brigade were
all killed or taken prisoners in the battle
near Berryville. a7- 2f and. ll
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
% aFn

washington Ccpt. 80 4oOf.
Hon. Montgomery Blair: -
MY DEAR SIE-You. have generously
said to me more than once that, whenever
your resignation could be relief to me 1t
was st my disposal That time has come.
You very we'll know that this proceeds
from no dissatisfaction of mine with you
personally or officially. Your uniform
kindness has been unsurpassed by that of
any friend, and while # is true that the
war does not seem greatly to add to
the difficulties of your department as to
tn So Of some others, it is not too much
TO say when most truly can, that in the
three years and half during which you
have administered the general Post-of6ce
remember no single complaint against
you in connection Herewith.
Yours IS ever, s.r4- --.
i1c ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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The London Times is the most malig-
nant enemy Of America in Europe. 1t
denounces our cause and has sent men like
MacEay hither to misrepresent and belle
US. Ithas assailed our honor and endeay-
ored TO depreciate our securities. 1t has
covered with ridieule every public man,
and has found no means too ignohle or IN
just to aid its policy. .-....- q
The London Times is eloquentlyin favor
Of Mcclellan. Is it not fair to judge q
man by his friendshIps2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
RAILROAD ACOInEnT.

I N - PHILADELPH1A1 Sept. q.
The out train, from New York, was run
into this morning by down Express train
near Torrisdale. .--. -'- 90
The passenger train was waiting for the
latter to cross the bridge. e. .i- p ''i-'
The Locomotive was damaged some
Some passengers were injured.
The Engineer and Fireman were scald-
ed. ...-- ------ Il -
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Read. Read. Rend l

WASHINGTON HUNTS RESOLUTION AS
PRESENTED TO THE NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION; 95 20 r.'s--
Resolved That in the future, as in the
past, we will adhere with unswerving f.
deIity to the Union and Constitution,
AND INSIST ON MAINTAINING
THE NATIONAL UNITY. as the only
solid foundation of our strength, security
and happiness as a people, and as a frame
work of Government equally conducive to
the welfare and prosperity of all the States,
both Northern and Southern. ae ie nc
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PosT 0FFICE DEPARTMENT, I
ca.L OoI TocA

M Dear SRI have received your
note of this date referring to my offers to
resign, whenever you snould deem it
advisable, for the public interest, that
should do so, and stating that in your
Judgment that time has now come, ] now
therefore, formally tender my resignation
of the Office of Postmaster-G General.
I cannot take leave of you without re
newing the expression of my gratitude
for the uniform kindness which has mark
ed you course towards me.
r.s Yours, very truly,
NJ, BlAIR.
To the President. -
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MONDAY, SEPT. 26TH, 1864.
ELEGtNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

At House No IS Euclid street, Opposite Hlgh
school.
o. Cutter Son will FELL on Monday, sept 18th,
at HOUSE So Euclid street, commencing at lOoeioek
A n the Furniture in said house, consisting OF
Mahogany Sofas, Mahogany Tete-e-fetes, marble
Top Tables Mahogany Parlsr Chairs. M hogany
Rocker, Book Csses Lounge, Extension DiLLllE
Table Oak Cans ssat uining Roo Chaiis, French
(mabogsnyl Bedstsads, Cottage Bedstesds, Dressing
bureaus Enclosed Wsshstands, Lghtstands, on
Paintings, Engrsvings and Frames, good CarPete,
Mirrors Window Cnrtains and Shades. Bedding,
Mattrassss, OIL Cloth, Crockery and Glassware,
Kitchen Utensnl, one Stewards Cook Stove and
Furniture, Wood and Coal Stoves, &c &C.
Terms c. sh At time Of sale. a .
Purchasers will be required 20 remove their srti-
ces (withOut fsi from the house BY i've o'eioek on
day Of safe. House open for iusp etion Of krrni-
tnre az O'clock on morning Of sale sepz5.lL9
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GOLD MARKET.
I'D NEW YoRx So

NAW IOkK, sept. %. p
The gold market is excited, aud lower
without any special reason for decline,
The price opened st 217, and fell steadily
to 2l3. One sale Of 81, 900 being made at
212. ~ --A 'Ii 49, e. : 4dgir.
A rumor that Longstreet with the same
old 10000 men were in the rear of Sheri-
dan, caused rise to 2l4, but it fell again
to 2l14. z-9,.a,.... ........--. 81. -,
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Late Mexican News
A3 saT aal l.. l.s-- n
Resignation Of Postmaster Gen.
a21m91 eral Blair.
OFFICIAL BULINrIN.

-s7- WAsHNeTON Sept, 20.
To MgjoT General Dir: p. .-...s-.--
The following telegraph pronouncing
another victory Of General Sheridan, has
Just been received .....
HAMPERS FERRY, Sept. 23.--HoHOra6Is
E. M. Stanton
Sheridan has again beaten Early at Fish
er's Hill, capturing is guns and many
prisoners. This is in al probability the
final Of General Early. 77al ~
LSigned,1 ]. D. STEVENSON,
.. --. Major General.
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RYTEN6IVE FTRE.

.l. HkoYIDENCE1 h. II CeP- o.
h fire on Summer street this evening
destroyed Is or 20 dwellings including
two foundries, box shop, half dozen
tenement houses, &c.-Twenty families
we're rendered houseless- Loss $4,000.
An acre of land was burned over. f,...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

Difficult, imperfect or too rapid kreafhiug, cold
ness Of the extremities, nizhr or morning ehils;
hectci wasting OF hesh enlargement Of the glands,
Ewslsngs; coughs loss Of strength; tWitching OF
the nerves or muscles, shooting pains through the
shoulders chest, face or limbs partial or or total
loss Of the use Of the limbs, hsaddohe, giddinesa,
excessive paleness, night EEeats loss Of appstite
heartburn, oppression Of the stomach after or sink
ing Of the stomach before eating, weak OF sour
stomach, irregularities Of the bowels, sel1oW CON-
plexion, arrangements Of The liver or kidneys, re-
tarded growth, or delayed detention In children:
extreme sensitiVsness 70 cold ko in tho several
stages Of consumption, In estarrh, asthma, bron-
ehitis, dyspepsia, scrofufA, Neuralgia, paraly Eis,
partial or complete, &C., and EsPEcIALIT IN Eemala
Disorders Uterine Irregularities such - dieult
painful suppressed, scanty, excessive, delayed pre-
ma4uIs or too frequent msnstrnation. frir
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

The Illinois Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb, has full company of pupils, and
is prosperous.
One of the fattest men in Roxburv, Mas
sachusetts, after dieting for twenty-three
days according to the directions in a recent
pamphlet Of Mr. Benting, the Englishman,
weighs twelve pounds less than when he
first commenced, and his srpirits are elas-
tic in proportion as his flesh falls away.
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QUE WorNpEp CARED FOR.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %

y " AsH4NHIONl Oept' TO I
The Surgeon General this morning re-
ported that our wounded were all cared
for at Winchester, with adequate arrange
ments and supplies. The number of our
wounded prior TO the battle Of yesterday
was estimated not to exceed 1000.
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THE sANDUsKY PLOF.

BUFFALO, sept. %
Gen. Dix arrived bere yesterday and
left last evening for Sandusky to enquire
into the recent rebel plot and 10 take effect
ual measures for the future. ,.
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the Leader.
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fore compelled by sheer necessity to raise
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ing scale.
Wepledge ourselves however, that when
the cost of printing materials goes down,
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On and after Monday, September 5thi
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24

An the cotton mills on The Chestnut Hill
stream in Windham County, Connecticut,
have stopped running, on account Of the
high rate of cotton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
FROa NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OREEAEs Sept. le,
viG CAIRO, Sept. %.
othing new from Mobile.

Nothing new from Mobile.
Some additional particulars of the re-
cent capture of Brownsville by Cortinas
has been received, but embrace nothing of
importance beyond what was sent you on
the 18th. slL+ rf
Colonel Day, 9lst Illinois, commands
the Federal troops in Brazos Santiago.
It is rumored in military circles here
that General Banks leaves this Department
next week. He Is now more popular with
the Free State party than ever before.
A Mcclellan organ is to be started here,
if his friends cannot purchase one Of the
city papers.
The transport Alabama has just arrived
from Brazos with the following intelli-
gence:
Another fight occurred at Bagdad be-
tween the French and Cortihas -a
A private letter written ten minutes be-
fore the Alabama sailed, says:
The fight is now progressing, and artil-
lery is used on both sides. ii91i
The French Marines have good gunners,
and are entrenched- The result is purely
conjectural. as
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SYMPTOMS

Derangsd Digestion; Loss Of Appetite; Los Of
Fiesh; Oonstipstsd Bowels; Fitful and Nervous, or
HeaTy Sleep with lustful dreams; Troubled Breath
ing; Eailule Of Voices Irregular Action Of ne nssri
Pustulous Eruptions the face and neck heae-
ache. Al ifsctof of the Eyes; Loss Of Memory sud
Den bushes Of heat and Blushingsi General v eAks
ness and IndOlenee; Aversi0u % SoSietIi heiA1ed
ipVoiuntary Daily Or Nightly Enlisdonzi Frequent
DeSiro 70 Pas Water, with peculiar attending sen
1ationas MaI4rcholY. &c.
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All. OUTET.

HARPER's FERRY, Thursday noon g
I left the army this morning, and on the
way have heard no sound of cannon indi-
eating the opening Of battle this morn
ing. ~ 1rr '' ---
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w.RDEPARTNENr.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2s-s:aO P. NJ
To Major General Dir
Sheridsn's victory proves to be signal
and complete Nothing but the coming
night saved even a remnant of Early's
army.
The following dispatches of Gen. Steve
son and Major Gen. Sheridan's official re-
pert to Gen. Grant give all the particulars
thus far received rf .. a..Ia
HARPER's FERRY, Sept %.
To Hon. E. M. Stanton -.''
oPhe military telegraph line is down. The
affair is complete and overwhelming. e-
(Signedl .-s J. d. STEvEsoE,
Brigadier General
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Gold


Has fallen to 2ll3 at the last meeting of
the Board in New York, yesterday.
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HORs rs
AT AUCTION,

SEPTEMBER 24TH, 1864.
The Cleveland lightning Rod Company will close
heir seasons business. snd sell forty food young
Hnrses 81 auction, at the JACKSON HOUSE, y
nile east Of Euclid street Depot Saturday, sept
Path 1854. Sale 20 commence At 10 O'Clock A NJ
No postpoueIaent on account Of weather. sale pos
five to the highest bidder. " shall also ofe5 at
auction q number Of coed three-spring Wagons,
fuitabl, for farmera, ma-kei or express wagons.
Terms made know on day Of sale. We earn stlV
invite the attendance of all Wshing 70 purchase as
We have A fus lot OF Horses and wagons that We
shall ssll in order to el1.e out our business
-en95.I6a GEO A. BAKER.
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NUARpIAN's sALE.-BY YIRTUl

NUARDIAN'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
N-of an order OF sale, ISSUED out Of the Probate
Court Of OuyahagA county, Ohio, shall expose 70
sale on the Sd day Of October, 1854 At O'Clock P
n Al the door Of the County Court House in the
citT Of Cleveland in said county, the following Do
scribed real estate, 70 wit
sffnats in the township OF East Cleveland in the
eonptv Of Cuyahoga end State Of Ohio, and bound
~ and described as follows: Beginning in the cen
trs Of the 81 Clair road whore II crosses the EAst
line Of lot 367; thence south 5So West Il chains
links to Ringham's East line thence North alol g
BiuQhas East line Is chains links 70 stone set
IN the ground for Binghsms Northeast corner
tbepoo North S91So West 30 chains 70 links TO the
centre between the two tracks Of the Cleveland,
PainesviIIe 4 Ashtabula Railroad Company thence
North 561So East between said tracks o chains :
Links % . post; thence South S97z7 Esst II chains
s links TO the East line Of said lOti thence south
10 West along said lot line "a chains 63 links to
the place Of beginning containing 3h 56-luu aefes
Of land subject TO all legal highways, being the
same aparted 20 Eliza T. Robinson Mary A. hob
fnson and Harriet T. Robinson by partition, Hp-
proved by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
county, Chic at the November Term thereof a. D.
1855.
TrRHs or EALK-One half cash on day Of sale
balance in quail payments one ard two years from
ay Of sale with Interest sem-anuuaily, secured By
m6rtg &c on the premises, or sll cash, the oP
'''1 . '-' HENRY Q. ROBINSON, Guardian,
By BAcKUs . 6oBLE, Att'ys.
September q, 1884. sepGSl1
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The Chicago TTibanss Compilation of
extracts from the Speeches of the Mem
bers of the Chicago Convention, mostly
reported in its organ, the Chicago Times,
all gong to show the great sympathy Of
that Convention for JEFF. Davis, and hatred
of our own Government with choice utter
ances from =sa-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-24
Presldent LIneoIn VIndlea1etI.

The Copperheads are very much given
to discussion of My plan" Every mill
tsry failure has been ascribed by them to
what they call Mr.. Lincoln's interference
with 1e military plans of his Generals
They are never willing to attribute any
victories to his interference, but all the
failures have been referred to him. The
injustice of this miserable criticism is very
clearly indicated in the language of Gen
eral Grant himself in addressing the Pres
ident.
The President does not even demand
that he shall know all the Plsns which
Grant may have He has not refused any
thing that has been asked, but has done
everything to insure success. General
Grant even goes SO far as to say that re-
sponsibiIity for failures must fall upon him
self and not upon Mr.. Lincoln. Hear
General Grant:
Indeed, since the promotion, which
placed me in command of all the armies,
and in view of the great responsibility and
importance of success, I have been aston
ished at the readiness with which every
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even an explanation being asked. Should
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you
The Boston Herald, leading journal of
New England, and among the most earn
est supporters of Douglas in 1860, de-
nounces the Chicago platform, and says:
HThe success of the Chicago ticket would
be but the beginning of series of disas-
ters which would come upon US, too horri-
BILE to contemplate. For ourselves, we
support no such doctrines and no such
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dated by the people at the polls"
4 Copperhead newspaper raises the
poor little story that President Lincoln
draws his salary in gold. As a matter of
information to the unsOphisticated, we will
answer this petty falshood. President
Lincoln draws the money due him for his
unparalleled labors in the most trying pc
riod of our history in the currency of the
country. What is more, he has the whole
of his fortune, the greater part of which is
his salary as President Of the United
States, invested in the national credit Il
has been his habit to leave one year,
salary undrawn from tie treasury. vii
our Copperhead cotemporaries bear thi
in mind, and remember that the little Nc
Clellan is drawing his salary as Major
General without drawing a sword or ever
handling a pen in behalf of the country
and Government which hss given him pre-
cocious and undeserved honor.
-S--
The Illinois Institute for the Deaf AM
Dumb, has a full company of pupils, an,
, is prosperous.
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ERlDAY, SEPT. 2SD, 1864
Valuable Real Estate at Auction,
AT AUCTIoN.-....BE 0. CUrTEK 3 SO.

u o % 7 LIIlE q DIlNs :
o. Cutter Son will sell on FRIDAY. Sept. R8d,
at il O'Clock A. NJ, ON THE PREMISES the fol-
lowing described Real Estate viz: so Lots OF Land
situafed IN s. s, stones subdivision on Commercial
street Canal street, and On Ohio Canal: also on
Cuyahoga River, Fourth t4th) and Fifth 9th sts
Said Lots are 25 feet front by 100 feet deep
Tor fun particulars enquire Of J. G. JENNINGS,
No. s Atwater Block, foot Superior street.
TERMs OF saLR-K cash in hand, balance in one
and two yesrs with Interest ssmi-AnnuAlly at peT
cent. sepl51Ga
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JOtti1Igs.

The steam yacht feet is increasing on
the Niagara river ~ -..
GMsjor" Pauline Cushman is playing at
the National Theatre in Harrisburg, Penn
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THE HYPOPHOSPHITRs.


e an appr0prirte and Bpeci1c remedy foF sF8EJ o.
ease characterised By abe f0nowing D
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Governor Smith, of Rhode Island has
Issued a proclamation announcing the
adoption of the soldiers voting amend
inert to the State Constitution.
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In one of lot of old army canteens re-
Gently purchased by hardware speculator
in Memphis, was found, the other day, a
roll of Treasury notes amounting to
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Also Marble Nane> of -nperior quality. stock Of
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est and best patterns Uf Eastern Manufacture Ali kinds
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through ~ al Eastern price,
Our stock has b. en- carefully selected and all
ces procured from the largest Factories
direct. We thereby enabled compete 10 prices and
quality Of goods with any House IA the Nest
no,5-dIy VTGII.E a NETZGER
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