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HE,S POSITION CRITICAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6.
The Enquirer has special from Wash
ington which says:
I learn from a rebel Sergeant who
left Stones brigade week since that Lee
has acknowledged his position critical.
He has fortified Danville at all points
and repaired the temporary defenses on
the route, and had taken number of
heavy guns from Richmond to Dsnville.
The supplies in Richmond have entirely
given out and great difficulty is experienced
in furnishing the rebel army even with
corn meal.
Davis and his Cabinet have left Rich
mond for South Carolina. Allnewspap
except the Whig, are moving from Rich
mond, and it is well known that the Gov
ernment archives have been sent to Dan
vile, which is Lees base of supplies.
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FINANCIAL.
" YnRE

NEW YORK, 6.
The Gold Market shows more strength,
though from no special assignable cause
beyond slight recovery Of confidence.
Price opened 1924 and steadily advanced
to 1861, and then declined to 1914, and
weak
The Post Washington speisl says:
A citizen has been found guilty of con-
Quoting a rebel force and sentenced to i'm,
prisonment in New York.
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7


The State Journal publishes the follow
ing lstter written by Alexander Long. II
is full revelation of the recent plotting Of
the Peace Democracy and shows how they
were brought into subjection. The letter
was found in Columbus and there are nc
doubts of its authenticity.
so9t CncREATI, Sept %, 1864
M dear Sir Your favor of the 23d
was duly received and should have had an
earlier answer. Want Of time is my excuse,
however, for not so doing.
I did not 90 to New York. Amos Green
of Illinois, who was one of the eonferees,
and present at all the meetings at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, was here and gave me a
full detail of all they did l-z
They had passed resolution to hold a
convention in this city during the present
week, for the purpose of making an hide
pendent nomination, but OF the receipt of
my dispstch of Tuesday night, which was
not received by Gen. Singleton until We'd
nesday, they then Teseinded the resolution,
concluding that If Ohio a0ollLd do nothing,
they 1oOatLd do Like50ise And upon the re-
oCDs19tg " ttS TeSOSNSeoh1 @Sv 4ASH gOOtstuf'
Record and Freman's journal caUed IN, but
Bcn Wood determined to stand out alone,
and is doing so naantutLy, at a loss Of
from 81, 900 to 1900 a l0eek.
Singleton is in Washington now, and has
not been home since the Convention. His
whole soul is in the cause, and he is at this
time operating through schHnnelyOu would
not suspect but which has been conhded to
me in confidence.
There IS no enthusiasm in the Democracy
here, and tie election is almost going By de-
fault see nothing bat defeat; others see
But short time will determine
it now.
1 hope to see you at the proposed Peace
Convention in this city on the 18th Of fne1t
month. Very truly, yours
ALEXANDER LONG.
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rToouO 1oi NASHVILLE, Oct. 6.
Owing 10 the storm last night, the lines
are down on the Chattanooga Railroad.
Nothing was reported from Rousseaus
command.
The lines on the Tennessee & Alabama
Railroad are working to Pulaski.
There was heavy rain storm last night
and to-day.
River fvefeet on the shoals and rising.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

Says the Girard Union in regard to
Dan Rice as State Senator:
Dan is nothing without mules and mon
keys. We suppose if he is elected he will
take his "edncated brutes" with him to
Harrisburg. His blind horse, Excelsior,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

/ CoPPERHEAp Lo4FER's S0LnooUY.-I'Il
sFar, when hear how them aberlition
papers whine and snivel about the demer-
cratic boys cuttin' down their flags, smash
in ther lanterns and Punehin' every stray
head in the crowd, it does my old copper
head soul good, and warns me up to the
feelin's o. the good old times when We used
to settle elections with clubs and brickbats
hesregulsr hes they come along. Il puts
streak O. confidence inter me, hes showin'
that the good old demereratie style O. put
tin down opposition is again to blaze out
agin. Git up your mass meetins
hes much hes you've a mind to;
speechify and lie as much hes you
like, and for the credit o the party stick to
yer lies when they're sot agoin, hes only
the democratic party kin; but after all this
hes ben done, and even all the votes raked
in his whiskey will buy, the only real old
original weapons to be depended upon by
US Copperheads are the-olubs and brick
bats of bullies. never knew it miss. Let
them Union fellsrs come out with hes much
argument as they like; give EN- the good
old democratic eOnclusions-pop 'em over
the head with club. That winds il up
putty. Let 'em see at once that the domo-
Gratis hes made this ksntry what it is, and
air not to be trifed with by none
o yer dern'd aberlitsoBists. WHIST
in Sam Hill dye suppose hes
made Five Points o. New York, and all
sech raliable Democratic strongholds, 'cept
on account o that good old democratic
shoulder hitin' style O. putin down every
agitatin' cuss that dars show his FOOLS
headH So keep on smashin things every
time them union fellows show ther heads.
Bring out your Morriszy's and Zoiah Ryn-
ders; let every rum-hols turn out its re-
liable democratic rowdies: and, sizarsI
if we only could import few of our
brother guerillas from down south, what a
bully high old time we could havel
CTASSE PEPPER, ESQ.
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sOUTHERN NEWS


New YORK, Oct. s.
Southern papers contain the following
items of news -. ..t. a.i
Sherman has over 10000 effective men,
but his stock is in bad condition. he is
still bringing up supplies.
President Davis arrived here yesterday
and made short and, cheerful speech.
he said that Sherman would soon be
forced to retreat, and that the scenes of the
retreat from Moscow would be re-enaeted.
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FROM GRANTS ARWY

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
The Heralds 18th Corps correspondent
Oct. 4th, says;
The rebels are busily strengthening
their works, and seem in q great hurry
about it.
The Commercials Washing on speeia
says that Grant is on his way to Washing.
ton.
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ADmRALFARRAGUT.

INV ORh7 UCI- o
The TFnoss says that Admiral Farragut
is at Mobile Bay, despite the report to the
contrary.
The report that Admiral Porter had
been assigned to the fleet off Mobile is in
correct. he returns to the Mississippi
haaf
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STAMP
CERTIFICATE OF 4 AUTHoRITY.
Toexpire on the sIst day of January. 1855.
AUDITOR OF sT4rE's OFFICE.


assurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUEBUs Ohio. August p ls6f E
WHEREAS Tffs NARRAGANsETT IRE AND MARISE
1-5sCRAsCE COMPANY, located at Providence in the
state Of Rhode lsiand has filed in this Office sworn
statement OF lis condition, required by the hrst
section OF the IO regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the state Of Ohio, passed April
8 1856 and whereas, said Company has furnished the
dersgned satisfactory evidence that il Possessed
Of at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, in bonds, or IN mort
cages, worth double the amount for which u D mort
gagged; and whereas, said Company has hled in this
Office written instrument, under its corporate SEAL
signed BY the President and Seer taTY thereof au-
thoriL any agent agents OF sail Company in his
State to oacnoWege service Of process for and IN be-
halfOf said Company, cOnscnting that such service o
process shall be taken and held 90 be as valid as II
served upon the Company, according to the laws OF
this any other State and waving all claims or gh5
oferrOr by reason OF such acknowledgment Of service
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the hrsf section Of
the aforesaid act, /, JANIS H. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State for Ohio de hereby certify that NARRAGASsETr
FTRF AND MARINR Insurance COMPANY, Of Pr0vi-
dence R l. authorized TO transact the business OF
Fire and Marine Insurance In this state until the
1hrty-first day ofJanuaTy IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fEe.
In witness thereof have hereuntO subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office 70 be affixed,
TsgSi-i JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Stamp Auditor Of State
AnEustus Fuller, Agent,
ocT:I72 us Superior street, Cleevland, Ohio.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct- D.
Nothing special from the army since
Saturday. To-day our advanced position
has been much strengthened, but there is
little danger of the rebels attempting to
dislodge us, as Lee is too weak TO attempt
Il
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will probably also accompany him, and
49, Nm PROBABLY also vote neigh on all mea-
Dsn t;.-. ne support Of the Administration.
and pai1tss would e'l. apPear in striped tights
should bs prono1,ls, 1s a A1d when his mama
bound into the legislative arena Si,s Jsoqia l.:
"Here we are, master, what VIII You have
nextW --.....-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
r A WILCOX, GENERAL REAL
i 4. ESTATE AGENT, Iss SUPERIOR STREET.
punpznpE
CITY PROPERTY

EUeIrp sfEEEF-TEo desirable lots 90 by 900,
and th1se desirable residences PR0sFEcT SFREET-
I've residences. ScOTILIE SIREET-A very desir-
able residsnee near Forrest Street. FoRREsF ST-
Near ScoVille, s lots so by 226-6 in. HARMON ST.
Two story Brick House cornOr Clinton. CLINTON
STREET-Two story Wood House, lot 90 by $50 I;
also cornor Of Taylor OHIO SRA building suit
able for manufacturing purposes, large lot and
house adjoining. BURwELL ST., oornor Forrest
Lot 100 By lz5; a variety fruit. House and lot 50
Garden Street. LoRAIN, cornor Of York street.-A
one aud half story house; lot &C by il6- MIAMI
sT-DWelling, Blacksmith shop with tools; very
cheap BRIDGE Six lots, - by l20. ERIE 81.
Lot 80 by ll2 feet. 81 CLAIR ROAD-Twelve and
a half acres Of land, 81 miles from city set 70
frnit Also 13 acres miles out. Valuable Coal
lands in Licking county. One hrndred and hNe
acres Kennel coal offered very low. Forty acres
land adjoining Marquette. SUPER1oR ST, eOrnOr
Merchant-Lot IS by i66. LAEE ST--FOur houses.
PFRuY 81. 2e5-Two houses and lot KIEsNAN ST.
Two lots 50 by $50 eornor Vine Oct. T;IT2.
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assert were completely smashed and Oblit:

One of the flags " as captured by a Ger
poral in the 18th New York named james
Thomas, who took it at great risk and
without help from any one ..-
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Optical,
GoL0MONs IMPROVED sPFOTA
(, n, SOLOMONSON

Practical and Scientific Optician Keeps the Iarzes
assOrtment Of Optical Instrumsnts in the citv r.
ing an old establishment, and having been erten.
lively patronised, he has the confidence thafI
present stock viii warrant the Continuance Of IN 5
he isVors All his spectaees are Of the best qualf-
OF crystal glasses ground under his own inspection
IN all cases curing weakness, dizziness and impart
ing strength for long reading and fine sewing AT
tfcial eyes inserted without pain,
OFFICE-l3O SuperiOr-st. nrst door fror, tho an
trance TO the-Amerioan Hotel
~ Beware Of trzveIsrs claiming 70 be Mr. salo-
monson OF his agent. i1Ivsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

The greatest amount insured in any one risk. No
rule.
The greatest allowed by the rules to be insur
ed in any one city, town or village. Unlimited.
The greatest unit allowed TO be insured in any
block. Unlimited.
The amount Of its capital earnings deposited In any
other State, security for losses therein. None.
The Charter Act Of Incorporation Of said ComPa-
ny Herewith
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r JoHN i. NoYEs Notnrr PubIIc

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., August p, 1854.
1t Is herebT certified that the foregoing IS correct
CORY Of the statement Of the condition Of the Nara
ansett Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of Prov
fdence Rhode Island made this office for the year
ls6l and now On f 10 herein.
SEAL. Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOLDMAN,
lStamp.l Auditor Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

SIAIA " AHeDE Island SOun9 Ol ErOflaeuoes -
Allen O. Peck, President, and Edwin Turner, Secre-
tary the Narragansett Fire and Marine Insurance
Company being severaly sworn, depose and say that
the foregoing is full true and correct statement Of
the Affairs OF the said Company; that the said lnsur
ance Company is the bona hde owner ofat least ONE
HUNDRED THoUsASD DOLLARS of actual cash apital
invested in Stocks and Bonds that the above descb
ed inyesents, any part thereof made for the
benefit any individual exercising authOr in the
management Of said Company, either President,
Secretary, Treasurer, Director, or otherWisei and
that they the above described officers Of sale Com
pahy. A. o. PECK. President.
Z TURNER, Secretary.
lSEAL Subscribed and sworn before me, this 10th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

EINR IVORY HANDLE TABL
OUTLIBT.-A hTist-rato stock on hand st
ESQ O0WLES',
Elus LII Weddsn Houss
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I-s CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
P.W. GATES, President
h. B.-Agents wanted everywhere. may2T-Ri
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g. WANTED A GOOD ARTIST, AT
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obssruetiops
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whom everybody knows, and In whom everybody
pl ices confidence and respect Il Is no ueg-fnglsd
arzagsnesf, but STANDARD BEMEDY.
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TO THE LADIEsI
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
The Oldest Regulator for Females.

There g but one GENUINE and SURE CURE for
GikLS Oh WOMEN who suffer from IRREoULApr
flEs, or DISTRACTIONS OF THE AENsEs
Thia cure has been recognized for uanv vaaru-
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Saw Mills, flOUF1ng Nils,
AaD MACHINERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
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Mafhlnists.

Fixes Peak or Lake Superior,
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.oaa I AiiH5auA0
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-19
BOunties...Credits.

To enable US to reply to the ''interroga-
tom of "E. H." in our paper of yesterday,
in relation to bounties and credits, we have
made enquiry Of those likely to know, and
can state the rule to be as follows
A recruit will be credited to a ward or
township in which he receives ward bouD.
ty, provided the muster-in-roH SHOES him as
of that locality-the muster-in-roll is the
evidence on which credit is given.
"A soldier "who has served two years, and
owes longer service" can be mustered out
and then re-enllst, and receive bounty
from any ward, township or county be may
elect, and will be so credited if the muster
in-roll shows him as. of that locality
To the question whether this rule is the
same now as heretofore, we learn it is not.
Col. Parrot, the Provost Marshal General,
formerly held that man must be credited
in the Ward, or Township, in which he was
enrolled but the War Department over
ruled him by an order of January 18th, and
establish the above rules.
1t may be laid down as the rule that the
muster-in roll governs the credit, ,cithout ref,
rence to the residencs of the recruit. Papers,
generally, would do we'll to copy this
Ohio State Journal.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-19
. Local and State News.

"A SMALL HOUSE AT n REASONABLE RENT
How often DOVE hear this enyuiry2 There
is scarcely a day passes without this inter-
rogatery being quito US. We are sorryto
say that our answer invariably is that w
do not know of any such dwelling that
Can be rented. No; small houses at rea-
souabIe rents are "few and far between"
A person to obtain house in this city
must take large one at an exhorbitant
rent or small one so much out OF repair
that it is hardly inhabitable. There is now,
and has always been great want of
s'small houses at reasonable rents" in this
city, and from present indications the want
will continue. Would it not pay our CAPT
talists and property holders to erect few
small houses and offer them an reasonable
rents Z? If such a course was taken, and o
few such houses were erected, we ate conf
dent compound interest could be realized
from the investment.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-19

New YORK, Feb. l8-The Conference
Committee on the enrolment bill will re.
port to day. They retain the clause provi
ding for the enrolment Of slaves, but strike
out the House amendment which repealed
sections l8 and 10 of the existing law con-
solidating reserved regiments.
The Ways and Means Committee are con-
sideripg the Senate amendments to the de.
fciency bill. The additional estimate re-
Gently made amount to over $50, ZOO, 900,
and they cannot be reduced.
A Knoxville letter of the 9th says:
LoDgstreet has SIS, 900 men and Is or l8
batteries.
The steamer Creole has arrived fom N.
Orleans the 18th.
Capt. Stephen Hyatt of st. Louis, ma
tive of Massachusetts,, has been appointed
acting Mayor of New Orleans.
Christian Roselins had declined to run
for Governor.
The veteran lst Indiana artillery, SOC
strong, left on the 10th for Cairo, on fur
Tough.
At New Orleans exchange was quiet
Gold 63a64.
Nearly mile Of the levee at Point Cou.
pee recently fell into the Mississippi, The
levees near Baton Rouge are sadly out Of
repair, and an overflow is apprehended with
the Spring rise.
Admiral Farragut and the greater por'
ton of his feet had left New Orleans
Nothing ofintsrest from Texas, not even
skirmish is being reported,
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TIE KELLY REsoLUTIoNs.-The resolu-
tons adopted by the Senate the other day,
asking an increase of the military force Of
this Department, and that Major General
be appointed to command the same, were
passed by the House of Delegates yester'
day. The latter body amended the resolu.
tons by striking out "Sigel Or Milroy" and
substituting "a Major General now commits
stoned" We presume the latter words
were inserted to kill Kelly as the Admin
istration might have promoted him to a
Major General, and left him in command
The discussion on the resolutions was warm
and exciting, and occupied the whole oil
the morning session. The vote stood
twenty mine to twelve--many of the oppo
nents of the resolutions being absent. We
will soon see what effect this movement
will have in Washington
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Eeishk.~sT o.niehtszill -bss grand oonundrnm
night Nh ~ If
DEzD.-The little girl named Monyha
whoIwas so badly burned lin Bell Air the
other day; died night before last. '~

IMPORTANT 70 EvrRYDoDY.--Having pur
chased new machinery, tools, ETC., and en-
ployed competent workman, We will
open the REGISTER BINDERY on Monday
(Fsb. 49, when We will be prepared to &C
conmodate our friends and patrons who
have so anxiously anticipated the opening
of this department of our Office. Our facil.
tiles for manufacturing blank books, led
gers, account books, etc., are unsurpassed
BY any establishment in this section Of
country. Those having books to bind, or
old books to be repaired, will do well to
send them to the REGISTER BrNDERY, where
all work will be executed with neatnesa
an dispatch.
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A QUESTION SETTLED.-Many enquiries
having been made of the Surgeon Generals
Department, as to whether Post Surgeons
employed by contracts, are to be treated as
enlisted men, or whether they are liable to
be drafted like other citizens; or not, Pro
vost Marshal General Fry has decided that
Surgeons having contracts with the Gov,
eminent are to be treated as citizens liable
to be drafted, and consequently are not
considered as being enlisted in their coun-
try's service. Thus, question of impor
lance is settled.
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NEW OPTICAL INsrITurE.-M Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an Office in this city where he in.
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele
brated PERIscoPIc Crystal SPEcTAcLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight. He
warrants his Glasses to suit in all cases
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu-
tation as reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds OF
Optical instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Shaffer's Jewel
~ Store dec2s-3m
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
in Triadelphia, in Ohio Co.

QY virtue of deed Of trust made by strother Gray
- to Charles W. Russell dated the 9Th day of Febru-
ary 1885, and recorded in the office of the Recorder for
Ohio county in deed book 49, folio 49, Also by virtue
of an order Of the County Court Of Ohio county, made
on the Cd day of November 1882 and entered in order
pointed Trustee in said deed in the place Of said
sell. will proceed Tuesday, the LIST day Of March,
1884, at 10 O'Clock A. M at the front door Of the Court
House in the city OF waeslng IN said county to sell
Upon this lot there is good dwelling house and
sary out houses. The title is believed to be perfect
TERMs:-One-thr cash, the balance In two equal
payments of four and eight months the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good security with interest from the day
of sale, and lien being retained the property for
the security Of the deferred payments.
N. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
WHEELING, JAN 2S-Dh