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, 1864-08-26

LET The last report et the New York
State Banks shows that they have expanded
their circulation So, Sal, 500, since last Mar>b,
q very decided testimony that Issues ofgreen-
backs are not doing nil the imitation, as the
Democratic organs corstantlE assert.
, 1864-08-26

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c1icatoa tn E. ". ryMcl.. Prt1tde1t: Rey, \. W.
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Effft Of TfussffA. Ch'cAfQ- Hu1t+os31 70;
, 1864-08-26

Ii CALEMA'. I1!A.SE kOEEST,
~ ILLINOIS,
Is mile. nc1ro Ct chtcsgo, "a the u. r. r. The
FIJI 1tfm knc 9Th 3eas OF tk51 d:Atsc= Nil cs5a-
mspce on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14
The London Times on the Flor.
ida Case.
Fearful Hurricane in Calcutta.
Destruction Of a large amount
OF Property.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADEH.I

- PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
The Inqulrer's Washington special gives
an abstract of the Report of the rebel Sec
rotary Of War, Seddon. I send you the
following points of interest;
About the arming of negro slaves, Sad
don says; With q view to increase our
armies in the field, this policy has been
suggested, and has attracted some public
attention. Of the enlisting of our negroes
as soldiers, no conjunction could be felt
in so using them, for deeply as the whites
of the South are interested in repelling in
vasion, and forever liberating themselves
from association with the thrsldom of our
enemies, the negroes of the South are even
more vitality concerned. With the whites
it is question of nationality, of honor and
property; with the negroes, in its dread is
sues, in no distant future, it is q question of
their existence is race. The friendship of
a people 50 selfish, cruel and remnrseless as
our foes would be to the unhappy negro,
Is more fatal than to use them under their
pretended freedom The lsw which is in
operation on an inferior race, is but op-
preston, and exposed to all vices. With
out the providence of civilized man, they
must soon, in the language of the lenders
among their professed friends, be trampel-
ed out IS a sickly exotic, or wither away
amid the blighting influence Of debauch-
cry, pauperism, crime and disease. They
have besides, houses they value, families
they love- masters they respect and de-
pend on TO defend and protect them against
the rayages and devastation of the enemy.
No fear is entertained of their idelity,fo
the feelings of interest of the great mass
Of negroes have been conclusively
manifested to be with their protectors and
masters. Neither is there any doubt that
under the leadership of those they have
confidence in, they would exhibit more
steadfastness and courage than they viii
ever obtain as soldiers in the service Of the
enemy.
If any added incentive was needed from
the supposed love of freedom natural to
man, it might be readily afforded by the
assurance of emancipation to all who con-
duct themselves with fidelity and courage
during the war. For any such action it
would of course require coDcurring
legislation of each State, from the slave
population, of which negro soldiers had
been drawn
It is not doubted, however, should it be
deemed expedient so to do, TO employ and
reward slaves that have enlisted as soldiers,
that the necessary Legislation would be ac-
corded, for there is no sacrifice of property
or minor interests, which would not be
made BY either of our States or people to
assure final separation from our foes, and
an achievement of our liberty and inde-
pendence, while it is encouraging 10 know
that there is a resource ior further and
future efforts at our command.
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saturday Nights Report.
HE OAPTURE OF PLYmOUFH, \. G.
BALTIMORE, November l2

- BALTINORE, November ~,
The American has dispatches dated Roam
oke Island, November I'd, wherein after
an account of the destruction of the rebel
ram Albemarle by brave Lieutenant Cush-
ing, the writer gives the following partieu-
lars of the recapture of Plymouth by our
navy. l .a. t
Lieutenant Cushing has accomplished q
great deal, and has been the means of re-
lieVi1g quite number of good loyal North
Carolinisns from distress and starvation.
After this was done the feet under com
mand Of Com. W. H MReomb, proceeded up
Roanoke river within 8 short distance Of
the town, when it cana to some obstruc-
tions, and after exchanging c few shots re-
turned. 4 - --rI-=
On Sunday the Both ult., the feet pro-
ceeded to Roanoke river, above the town,
and shelled Plymouth with telling effect.
On Monday night Commander Macomb
steamed down the river followed by the re
mainder of his feet, and while passing by
the town gave the rebels shell, grape and
canister to their hearts content.
Maeomb then landed about 100 men from
his ship, in charge Of Lieutenant Denver
and Pay Master Sands, and they immedi-
ateIy charged upon Fort Bateman and
carried it, capturing sbout.forty prisoners.
The rebels, finding things rather too
severe, evacuated the town Immediately.
We captured forty pieces of heavy end
| twelve pieces of light artillery, together
with large quantity of small arms. The
road leading ont Of Plymouth as far as we
/ have been was strewe with muskets, haver
sacks, &c, showing that the rebels had
made a complete stampede. -.....r
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THANKsGIYTHG DINRER.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Il.
The Committee, consisting of our lead
ing merchants and citizens, appointed to
carry out the proposition to furnish our
gallant soldiers and sailors a Thanksgiving
dinner, appeal to tho people Of the North
to JOIN them in the effort. They ask for
cooked poultry and other proper meat, as
well as mince pies, sausages and fruits.
But if any one is 50 situated as not to be
able 20 cook the poultry or meat, it will be
received uneoOked. --.. -..-
what's sent should be wrapped in white
paper, boxed, and addressed lts George W.
Blunt, Getty's Building, Trinity Place,
New York. --- .. -
II uncooked it should be so marked out
side, and q list of the contents should ec-
company the box.
Nothing should be sent cooked prior TO
November 14th. Uneooked poultry or
meat should reach New York on or before
November 18th.
Contributions in money should be sent to
Thomas Roosevelt, Treasurer, No. "a Maid
en- Lane.
The Express Companies have generously
offered to TRIMS nit all these contributions
free of charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14

The whole garrison did not have stores
enough to last them ak hours.
In the engagement one of the rebel mag
azines was blown up by our guns and its
explosion set FIRE to the town. All the
buildings on Water street were destroyed.
The town is now held by our gunboats
aud small land feree commanded by Col.
Wardrop.
Glory to Cushing for so brave an act and
glory to Commodore Maeomb for following
i up and relieving large portions of North
Carolina.
The above intelligence was given Us by
Lieutenant LongwOrth, ofthe Second North
Carolina Union volunteers. who has been in
the town and is thoroughly acquainted
with all the incidents Of its capture.
We learn that nine Of the men who ac-
eOmpanied Cushing are prisoners, together
with Pay Master Swami, who was wounded
in the shoulder.
Masters Mate WOOdman, who was also
one of the party, is killed.
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svHsisEEsoE PEPAETEE''I, 2. 8 AMI,

AHEEEfNa. W. "a NOV. 4th. lStA-
ORADED PROPoSAIS, MUST BE IN
Odaplseato from eIst hsnds, ana from citizsns
loyal 20 the O. ). Government only, viii bsfeoeived
st ths pos uutil u O'clock noon, en- Tnesday, the
18th cay Of November, 1854 for Supplying for the
nee OF the United States Army, subslstence Stores
70 be delivered at Wheeling, ". Virginia. o fol-
lows, vizs
$GOO Buzksls Prime Potatoes.
The POsstoea t. Be oFgO0d msrohaptRhls qtialify,
20 weigh (t) sixty psunds 70 the bpahel aud 20 be
put up "A good asreia, well OOopsrsd full bead
lined aud ia good shipping order An old marks,
liberated, and eaoh papkase must have marked up
on It plainly aHd distinctly the name and addrsss
oftbe seleF AXE Rae Of the article the gross tars
and NIT weight, ths vor9s 20. S. Subsistence De-
partmsnt.n sud the date u the contract.
PTcPoaais for tas whole Or part Of the E6oVe will
be Tse-ived but proposals. muss s.ats the quantity,
and tiIas IN winch they can bs furnished. Marked
Rsnplsssof fne Pot1toea must accompany the pro
posals and must Be refsrT. d to thsrsin A copy OF
this advertisement e sip from 8 EoWspaper) nust
be attached 10 each proposal
Proposals mus be On blank forms, which will be
furnished on application 81 tis ONCE and must be
enclosed IL sealed eny6l0pe addressed 70 the IN
dersigned, and end 'rsed Proposals for Potatoes'
Payment TO bs made in such fumes may be fur
nished BY the Treasurer Of the United States. but
contract made By him has been accepted and de-
hvered.
The ri sh4 s. reserved to reject any all Of the
proposals., II Euoh course should be deemed by the
uBdsrslgnod for the interest Of the Government.
Proposals must be signed bY she parties them
selves and not By clerks, sgonts, &C.
nos:I70 A- IUkaER, captain aud Q. 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14

CTEcISN4TI, Nov u.
Advices from Paduesh up to the eth, say
at o'clock the evening before, the rebels
disappeared from this side Of Johnsonvills.
No part Of Forests army is believed to
be on the east side of the river, they having
gone, it is thought, to join Hood. General
Schofeld, with 15, 900 old troops, had arrived
at Johnsonyille, and that place is regarded
as pefsctly safe.
The Tennsssceariver will soon be open
again. t -.-4
a tornado passed over Washington eoun-
ty, Illinois, on the morning Of the 9th, des-
trOying many building, and killing one
person and wounding many others. -
The District of West Kentucky has given
majority for Lineoln-One Of the greatest
changes Of public opinion in any part Of
the Union.
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. WAsHNeToE. Nov. y.

A man giving his name as George Peter
son and supposed to be rebel spy or mail
carrier, was arrested st Alexandrs on Sat-
urday, while tryingto pass our lines, having
been tracked from Canada by a detective.
He was dressed in citizens clothes, gray
psntaloons, a large black o7escost and
gray mixed cape. he was last Friday
night committed to the Old Capitol.
1t Is officially stated that the Secretary
of War is improving though he has been
for several days in precarious condition,
and the statement is made that he was in
consultation for an hour, and there is res
son to believe he will speedily be restored
to health.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14

NEw YoRK n,

--. NEW AuA.k Nov. u l.
The Herald has dispatches from Msta-
moras, Mexico, dated the 27th ult. 4 1aa- =
General Oortinas late Republican Gov sd
ernor of the place, having become an Ina-ary
periaist, has been sent on an expedition
after his brother, who is st the head Of s
bsdd Of guerrillAs. nl 70 son-iI -dt
= President Jsurez Is at Ohahsuhau with 20
1000 troops, and Is said 10 be terrifying %
the place with the dissemination of stander
ing siege
At recent public dinnsr In Matauoras =
one Of Msxiniihan's officers gave the 4
toast, THE Union Of the Southern Con-
federacy and Mexico, which vas received
with great applause and the performance
BY The band Of the aBonnie Blue FlAg.@
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FRoaI RAsHIHRTOr.
NV YORK, Nov. u.

NEW YORK, Nov. Y.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
The Treasury Department viii snticip ate
the payment Of the January interest on
Government bonds. e-
The rebel authorities have made prop
osition to our Government, asking leave 70
purchase blankets in northern cities for
their prisoners, paying therefor in, cotton.
The question is under consideration.
The Posts Washington special ssys:
Richmond papers of Thursday are
greatly exercised over Lincoln election
Hood is said 10 be marching on Chatta-
nooga.
The rebels are confident Grant is prepar-
ing for another battle. l
The rebel journals almost unanimously
cenzure the arming Of negroes. gI1 a
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FROM THE ARMY OFTHE POTOMAC.
HEAD QUARTERs ARMY PoToNAo,
Eovam her IL

On Wednesday evening about o'clock.a q
force of the enemy was discovered massing
in front OF our line near Fort Stsadmsn,
when the guns Of the Fort opened IRE driY-
ing them 70 their works.
The Rebel batteries replied briskly for
time, but they were soon silencsd By our
shells and mOrtars.
A force Of about $50 rebels shortly after
wards made sortie from their lines and
attempted to penetrate ours, but being met
by asalute from our Pickets, were not long
in finding their way back and getting
themselves under cover.
As the enemy seem determined to pursue
the Poiicyo of shooting at every man they
see, our men are forced to retaIiate accord
ingly.
The pielets in front of the Second Corps
were briskly engaged last night, and the
reports of musketry at times was almost
continuous.
This morning all is quiet.
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FROM NEW YORK.

-- NV YORK, Nov. 7.
Gold weak and lower, the speculative
movement being very feeble. Quotations
have ranged from 243 10 245. Closing weak
ct 24S
Theappropristions Of the last session Of
Congress exceed $4,000, 900, not including
the interest on the public debt. OBJ I,
A conspiracy to break from the Brooklyn
Jail has been discovered, in which death
TO all who stood in the way was to be in
Aicted. The leaders are named Yates and
Kinney,
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.here DE ~ a.hore. parted amidsbips.

where she ran ashore, parted amidships,
snd becsmo q WrecEs Her mail6. l'asssnl
gers and crew were landed in safety.
The Liverpool cotton market opened with
an advancing tendency but closed decliu-
ing.
Il was stated that the steamer IsursI.
from Liverpool, had transferred crew,
arms and amunftfon to the steamer New
Alabama, off Madeira.
The Lndsr, the Confederate organ in Lon
don, has given the particulars Of the cap
tureof the Florida, in the hsrbor Of Babis,
BY the Kearsarge and Wschusett. =
The London Herald editOrially denounces
the capture of the Florida in indignant
terms. .s----
The Times says that The capture Of the
Florida, in the harbor of q friendly state,
was an act Of simple piracy. When within
neutral port she should have been per-
fsetly safe fsom moleststion.
The Herald says that if the Washington
Government does not release the Flofids,
all the maritime powers have right 70 IN
terfsre in the matter.
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aEntistrn.
NBNTISTRY.--

hbNTlSTh1--
IJThose having sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep In the drawer, or hnd tTOuble-
ssoms 20 carry in the pocket, ara especially invited
70 call ct Drs. HALLIWELL q . AEIELS', Den
fists Southwest side Of Public Square and Ontario
street. Artificial Teeth upon Vuloanizsd Rubber
base, with our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
BY all % be he most life like; useful in eating,
speaking or singing; they be Fitted any
remaining roots and warranted to fit Upper or
Lower Sets, $40 and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, not fitting city, can have
hem exchanged in part payment. Established oyeE
welva years. oet9
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ExPIRATION OF FURLOUGHs.

Il is officially announced that the eff
cheney ofthe army in tho field requires that
the furloughs Of all officers and enlisted
men from duty should terminate on the
I4th inst.
Provost Marshals are required to take
measures to have such officers and soldiers
returned Immediately to their respective
commands.
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2 ~ LOUTsvIILs, Nov. Il. -

LOGAoNAA@l-1t AfONr Il.
A dispatch from Chattanooga dated D
November II, says: s7efhios s1t ~ 90
One of the editors of the Philadelphiar
Bulletin, just arrived from the front, re-
ports that on Monday morning at daylight
the enemy attacked cur pickets south OF
Atlantis, killed one and wounded two Of
the SD Indiana, but subsequently fell
back. r.J Hr.o5 IN aaz re
The election on Tuesday was quite r
largely in favor Of Lincoln So ~. e,
On Wednesday morning the enemy
msde three attacks on Atlanta, shells being
thrown as far as the Rolling Mills. r 1s8
The most desperate attack was made on
the Rough and Ready. Road, the enemys
artillery being about loo yards of our
work., and their infanty and dismOunted
cavalry within 400 yards. Our men arou-
sed from their slumbers quickly, manned
the defences and soon drove the rebels of.
No Federal loss. The enemy werespsrt OF
Young's command, and finally retreated
towadrs Macon. 'fFR
Our men are in excellent spirits snc
well supplied with rations-
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, II.
The Commissioners and Agents from
Philadelphia, arrested on the charge of is
suing incorrectly printed blanks and tally
lists, have been ordered to Washington for
examination by the Secretary Of War.
They start this morning.
(Signed) 7-- ". D. MOGREGoR.
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SPECIE.

Il. NEw YoEK, Nov. II. -q
The steamer City Of Washington sailed a
to-day for Liverpool with 100000 in q
specie. T5F z11iE
The Georgians sailed for Southampton
with $40 900. a--.- ..-,
, Gold opened at "a, and closed st 24s. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14

61hACUsAJ Nov LIZ
Lieutenant Gushing, the hero of the Albe-
marie affair, was serensded at the Syracuse
House this evening. A large number Of
citizens Joined in the complimentary visit.
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ELECTION RErUBNs.

rate Of discount 70 per cent.
ELECTION RErUBNs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
In this city over q, 600 votes were poll
ed. Lincoln's majority over 5000.
Returns from the balance of the State
as far as heard from are equally favor.
able 80
Lincoln's majority can hardly be less
than 5000.
Returns from "a counties show msjori-
ty for Lincoln of l32e6. Full returns
will increase this to at least 10000.
Oregon has gone for Lincoln by from
$4,000 TO 10000.
Nevada has gone Republican from 1000
to 5000.
The elestions everywhere passed of
quietly. @
SAN Francisco Nov. 10.
The news of Lineolhs reelection was
received here at noon to-day, and caused
great satisfaction. The election returns
come in slowly, but swell the Union major
tiles already reported. Our three Union
Congressman are elected.
Nevada has elected Union State Gov
erment and Congressman by 5000 ma
jority.
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FIRE g..

IoNDoN, c. W., Nov Il.
The North Branch Mills and Woolen
Factory were burned last night. Loss $I2,-
600, partially insured.
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as WAsHueToN n

WAsHNeToN, Nov. u.
A gentleman from the valley to-day
states that the larger part of Sheridan's 60
army is in ntheneghborhood Of Winchester, II
while the enemy is st New Market re-sf
ceiViRg reinforements. 80
4 There has been no active military move
Inents recently.
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irf CAPE RACE. Nov. II.
The steamer Nova Scotia, from Liver
pool on the Sd, via Londonderry on the 4th
instant, has arrived at this point tor Quebec,
Her dates are three days later.
The Jura, from Quebec, arrived off the
mouth Of the river Mersey on the 1st inst,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-14
CHRCKHATES THE
EEBELS.

--- g-..--..- NEE YORK. Nov, u.
The C0mmersiGPs Washington special
says Sheridan has handsomely eheckmated
the movements of Early on our flank. He
has sent them back, and prevented the con-
templated advance upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The particulars viii be sent
ronr
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VESSEL HOSE.

ToRoEIO, Nov. II.
The schooner Amelia, from Chicago, with
l6,D0e bushels Of corn, is ashore, forty miles
north Of Goodrich. She is likely to be
total loss.
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Rffrfr Rhatns.
IZIEVEB Oh a1s 8

AZ -s~r ir . Aid -
s7i SIL YER Rim g 81
An unlinited stook, al Eylss snd priosz. Chair
rom tl.oo 70 Sl5.O9 Bias from plain silver Rins
at 10 cent?, % slabossf y engraved E,-st RinP
iniaid With gold, ~ sle.0e - T fi-l ~ =
We have ne exclusive sale for thIE CITY Of sD
E5ods MANUFACTURED b =. E0oT, of u dina both
solid gol5 and silver, and they aTs made srpTo...
b for oar trade, We kEos sEsy a-c pure coin fr4
neaiers ars requested + an snd examine
Hhclsssls and Retail n any quantity.
-It It-f--..t.- u. bUET,
saAYao-as -
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LLRE jon Rs,
EhoIez,ls Erd Retail Dealer IN
Strip YeIa, C6IuMbiaRa and Chippewa
2 . AIS
OTos en- o. & P. &. L Pisr. Also, Otloe and Yard
a4 Euciid street r. r. Crossing. Coal ofGa
Excellent Quality for
STRAIN, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Once or Houss Use. Also, AETHRACTTE COAL.
n lsrge or small quantities.
Orders respectfully aoifeiiei and promptly attend.
ed to. Coal for smilhing kept constantly On hand.
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