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New YoRK, Sept. 9.

EEw YoRE, Sept. g.
The Tri6EHe's Harper's Ferry core
spondent says:
A detachment of our cavalry yesterday
crossed the Opequan and drove the rebel
piekets TO within four miles of Winchester,
where the enemy's infantry were posted in
force. The Infantry advanced on our cav
airy, who skirmished TO within little this
side of Berryville.
At the Mcclellan ratification meeting
last night, calcium light exploded, kill
ing one young woman and wounding sew
eral persons.
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Granch yesterday, after a successful scout
through Loudon Valley by wav of Lees.
burg, having proceeded as far as RussselIs-
Yllie. They heard of no force oftbe enenov
IN toudon Valley, except Mosbv's men
MAJOR Ludlow brought in four prisoner
and nine horses, captured in Ieasb1Sr eis
1nese prisoners were run down while at
tempting toeseape, and one of them severe
~ injured BY his horse falling upon him.
Passengers, from City Point say the
work on the railroad to the point occupied
BY. our troops, on the Weldon railroad i
being repaired rapidly and pushed for
ward.
1t Is expected that the road viii be in
running order on Sunday next.
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PENDLETON's RECORD.
His Opposition to war and sympathy
with the Rebellion

From the New York Tribune.
We believe we are not mistsking in say
inc that Mr.. Pendleton voted in Congress
AGAINST every bill intended TO supply men
and money for carrying on the war. Take
tbe following specimens of the support he
has given the government IN Its enor's 70
maintain the Union;
he voted against the bill to provide IN
creased revenue from imports, etc, which
passed the House Aug. 2, 1881; yeas 50,
nays SO. -,
ternal revenue, support the government,
and nav interest on the public debt passed
Aprh 2, 1862; yeas l26, nays only l5i
among fine latter such patriots as Kerrigan,
! Voorbees and Fallsndighsm, but the vast
.oi,,.tt!, even of Democrats, voting tef
thc he iii ss essentialto carry on the govern
ment Impelled by the same motive O O
bostility to the war, Pendieson Voseo
sgajngt the internal revenue act Oh teO4
aSaingt the tariff act of 1864. against tne
IN 10 tax insurrectionary districts anc
against the treasury note act oi rep .
Consistent in his friendship 70 all thu
omen friends of Rebellion, Mr.. Pendletor
vas one of the twenty who voted agalns
the resolution censuring Harris OF mary
land. for reasonable language on the moo
of the House. L.,
from the Government to portion OF II
soldiers. and voted, March 81, 1864, 10
HArdiRg's proposition tRst tns e''9Re
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FROM BEFORE MOBILE.

NEW York, Sept. 9.
The Rsralds Fort Gaines correspondent,
August 3Oth, says;
Our troops have effected landing at Ce-
dar Point, miles above iDauphin Island
and 25 miles "to" Mobile. The road run
ming to Mobile is held by the rebels. It IS
reported that they have no fortlheations on
this road except near the city.
A torpedo drawn from the water las'
week exploded, killing or 6 and wound
ing IS men.
The work of detroy ing the sunken Nash
vile, in the channel above Dog River Bar.
was progressing.
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"a Military Adventurer.''

The Richmond Dispatch of June, 1862,
said: s
ain the early part of this war, General
Mcclellan wrote to distinguished officer
in the South, expressing his desire to serVe
in the Confederate army. If he care to
deny the fact--and his recent reports prove
that in mendacity he is the representative
man of the Yankee natiOn-lt can be dem
onstrated by sch evidence as will close
his lips in eternal silence. When he was
at West Point he affected to fraternize es-
peciaIly with those from the South, and to
have little sympathy with those from his
own section. We dare say this was genu-
inc, and that he really was anxious to serve
under JEFF. Davis in this war, but the high
bribe offered by Lincoln was too much for
his easy virtue. He was not the man to
sacrifice interest to sentiment, and OF late
has shown disposition to become as ex-
treme in his antagonism as in his friend
ship for the South"
The Richmond Wing copied the above
and added
aAfter the battle of Rich Mountain, both
Mcclellan and Rosecrans declared to Con
federate officers, who were prisoners Of war
that thsy lDouLd much rather be leading az
Gynly against Massachusetts than Virginia
This can be proved by unimpeachable au
thority if denied. This boasted soldier anC
.gentleman' the North is as much hire
| Ing and adventurer as any Hessian IN hii
ranks. If he has any conscience, 1t re
! Dukes him daily for the base work in whicl
ne is employed. When to the pangs Q
renorse is added the shame Of defeat, hl
condition will be such as even an enem
may pity"
The above paragraphs went the round
of the Northern press, and we have neye
heard of their charges being met, or thsl
challenge accepted by, General McClella
or any of his friends.
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Sherman'S Communications
All Right.
LATER MEXICAN KEWS.
The French Badly Whipped by
COrtinaS.
Associated Press Report.
loan OF 1851.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 9.
The opening of the bids for about $751;
500, 900 of the six per cent. loan If 1881
was commenced to-day. The number of
proposals was larger than on any previous
occasion. Up to- two o'clock this after
noon about one-ffth of them only had been
declared to offers running from part of five
per cent. There were comparatively few
loaners at the latter figure. The offers av-
eraged, probably 81 per cent. at that hour
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FROM sHERTDAN,s ARmK

AT Inc e sHeraIa's Harper's Ferry eorrespon-
ms rLe mllliary situation is unchanged.
Inc rebels have retreated up the VALLEY
Piu 1u Yesterday sU,Sy were west of the Opeousn
1'ixeI' yer Ioiiowed closely by our cavalry
d 11i,1 General Early had his headquarters at
osllkyilie oS dSs. Gay before yesterday. A batch
80 o1IeIai esi uisPatehes, printed orders, &C..
were iouhG IN the house which he had oc,
cuPied as his headquarters. ---o oc-
me 81 Division Of Cavalry, General viii
son, skirmished with the rebeI rasr a VII WI
all day yesterday. rear guard
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WAsHINGTON ITMEs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.
Tye Commercials Washington special,
says;
The statement that Mr.. Fessenden will
call for a temporary loan Of fifty millions, is
somewhat premature.
The Washington Democrats are well sat
ished with McClellan's letter. The Peace
men men are silent on the subject
An officer who arrived here from Atlanta
says Hoods army is demoralized to the
condition of mob.
Sherman's communications arebeing re-
stored to perfect running order.
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FaOmTHEARMY FTTREPOT0IzC:

NV IUAA, StpI' ,.
The TS-i5nne's special, headquarters
Army Of the Potomac correspondent OF
Sept. Ttb, says: A battle seem, imminent
and inevitable. The rebels have been
largely rein forced from Early's Department
and were Yesterday crawling stealthily
into a position most precarious to them,
though tbey were unaware of it.
The pubiic may look for stirring news
from this quarter Immediately. Our re-
cant successes have infused new pride and
snirit into this army. Yesterday was full
Of preparation for victory in the coming
struggle.
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ANOTHER PIRATE AFLOAT.

-'17'' = VII y
Captain Wauwaring, of the trans
port Nightingale, from Key West arrived
here to-day. He reports that on the 9th
INST. lat. 34o I2> long. T40 54' he was pur-
sued for several hours by Clyde built
side-wheel steamer with two smokestacks,
and painted lead color. She was appar-
emily fast sailer, but q breeze coming up,
the Nightengale set all sails and escaped.
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Autiffs.
rYAMINATInN OF TEACHERs

EImr CuyahsFa County will be held as follows,
commencing at 10 A. NJ. and closing At r. N. =
In OIEyEIASp. At the Court House, Sd story room
M a sent. 10th Oct. LIST, Sth and 22d, Nov. 9TH
and 10Th. and Dec Sd. In BEDFoRD Oct. 10th, ana
in BEREA NeV. 18th.
There will be uo examinations In January sno
Certi6cstes dated only from the day OF hHissia
examination. The same person cannot be eKamin
al uDon more than tluo days in any three months,
snd those two days must not be more thah ole
month apart. 11.a ~
Au male applicants must pay nifty cents and al
female applicants thirty cents, as conditiou
Oh q 0"'ii'''-'-' I. ". FORD,
,1.170 Clerkof Examiners.
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AOMINISTRATOR'S SALE Ot
n LAED.-In pursuance Of an order Of sale Is
Obio shaI offer at public SALE ct the dOor OF tre
Court House in the city Of Cleveland, on the In
dsv of September next, between the honrs o1 "
O'Clock M. and l2 O'Clock NJ, the folloElng tsH -
IN ssid county and bounded Is follows: beginning
). the centre Of the Plank road, and chains ana
~ ~ ks westerly along the Plank road from A.
y IN sontbwest corner; thence s. 461< deg. ".
lamp = sl links: thence S. 49 deg ". As links to
~ III linz. thence s. on lot line chain 2S links
tno los ~ ~ Eeg " chains and 50 links TO ths
.a0tTe Of the Eaeld Plank road; thence Hortn 70
Sen'i rboins end 10 links to the place Of begin
oes. =. ,aI-iT1 acre. subject 70 the life estate
NJ A. yTidoV OF B. E. 0vistt, deceased.
A5rPPini-trator Dc bonis non Of the estate OF
Ovjatt, deceased. So,
Az IL 1854, eIl1--
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GOLD.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.
Inc Gold market is weak and droonino
IN spite OF the strong effort made last nigbt
az Gailaghers Board to put up the price
The market has been sustained thrnnl.h-
ant fUss again 70 "a.
Gold closed at the Evening Board at
21Q
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO R
sPRINa ARRAsaEmENT.

On and after Monday May 18th, 1854, Passengel
Trains will leave Cleveland follows tSundaTB =
usptad: -
$40 A. M.-GHI6AGO EXPRE ESS.-Stops AZ Bsrea-
Grafton, Oberlin, NOrwalk, mOnroeVille, Belle
Vue, Clyde, Fremont and klmOre, and grriyos
at TolelU at l0a5 A. n. and Chicago at s 20 M
1 30 :. NV ESTERN MAIL.-StoPs at al station
on Southern Division, and arrives At Ioledo a.
$50 p. n; Chicago at % A. n.
SOP. M.-NORTHESN MAIL--Stops at all sta
tiOns ON Northern Division, and arrives 1t san
dusky at 7;lO 2. III.
TOO P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops st Grafton,
NorERlk, hOnrosFille, Clyde and fremont, and
arrives at Tolsdo At II is P. N.i and Chicago a.
$50 A. n. .Hr
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CDNNECTIoNs.

Connections ara made At MonroeviIle with ths san
dus<y, Mansfield Newark Z. E. At Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton a Cincinnati B. r. u Fremont
with the Fremont e Indiana r. Z. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and
ToIsdo s Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson FoIt Wayne, LOsnnsport, Lafayette, Cairo,
Alton St. Louis and all POINTS West, Northwest and
Southwest. 80
Trains arrive In Cleveland nom Toledo and The
West ~ s - A. NJ, 2:t5 P. NJ, and 80 P n. From
Sandusky 81 g:l5 A. n. Il, d. RUCkEk. Supt.
Cleveland. May Is. 1874.
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STAGE ROBBED-DECLINATTON.

A safe, containing fifteen thousand dol
lars. was stole from the stage coach between
Portland and Gallipolis, last Monday.
Henry c. Lord, declines the Democratic
nomination to Congress in the End District,
and Joseph C. Butler has been nominated
in his atead.
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rnom saw FRANCIsCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 8.
Democratic State Convention now in ses-
sion here nominated Ex-Gov. Downey and
Tss Coffroth for Congress. Resolutions
were adopted simply endorsing McClel-
Ian's nomination and the platform on
which he was nominated.
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vOTICF 10 CONTRACTORS

y TOTICE TO CONTBACTOkS;5--,
N proDo0sls viii be received at the City civil
F1sDe.s once until p o'clock M, ,a aSPGGs of fs1eS shS
18th inst, ;,-.s f5r rrading nIAmi street.
stree. .Sr,e time and place proposals VIII De 70
AT !1s ~, ~ ding board fence around the Clty
Prison lot sa...to-. nav he seen and more
ram iT iiTnf6rma<ion obtained et said Engineer
once nee Roard Of City improvements invite me .ID ~
.lo ~ bds. reservipg the right TO aeceP' OF fe
iect the same.
ny ofosi u - JOHN WHITELAW,
..7.7ss City Civil EngiueeT.
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ACCIDENT TO STEAMER YAzOO.

NEW York, Sept. 9.
The Yazoo, which sailed from New Or
leans on the 7th, returned here tonight
leaking, having broken her discharge pipe
when about "a hours out.
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CAPTURE OF THE GUERRuT.
JEGaR

sLSoUIsvILLE, 10 Sept. 9.-ColoneI Holeman
OF; o. t5e tIth Kentucky Cavalry, captured tbs
sol-dlstant Colonel Jesse and I5O men - vss 81
terday afternoon. They were enca;1ua5 sc, y esl
near Ghent, Kentucky, being surronnSeJ rl1Sri "a
ey Holeman. They surrendered without
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FRIDAY, SEPT. l6rH, 1854.
valuable Real Estate at Auction
by o. CUTTER q son.

n ic.,..or 4 Son will sell on FRIDAY, Sept lSt1, IN
e :, SItsSv Saloov n, on THE PREMISES, me iol;
loving dosobed Real Estate T5 % LS55 M IoL
s1fnate9 IN q strsst = and on Ohio Canal; also on
ssteeS, I;sy Feurth (4th) and Fifth (bth) sts'
s.ia Ifs are 95 feet mont by 100 feet deep;
For fIi portieulerS enquire Of e. go,
No. AtwRter Block, foot snpsrlOId bsIa1cs in one
snd two years. win in''i % '-'-' sePs:lss
cant.
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GnzI.
! L EN- ON z 5 ,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Strip Vein, COlumbiana and Chippewa
c o AL
once on O. ( P T. r. Pier. Also, 0Haee and Yard
At Euclid street B. B. Crossing Coal ofsn
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
once or House Use Also, AhTHRAOITE COAL
In large or small quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend.
ed 70. Coal for smithing kept constantly on hand.
N, Terms cash, ReyIp;R2
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FROM PORTLAND.

PoRTLAND, MAIZE, Sept Z
Colonel Hamilton, late Of toe Confed-
crate army, was arrested at Island Pond
to-day, by telegraphic orders from the De-
pnty Collector Bird. Hamilton was on
his way from SacBville to Canada.
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The above is the scale charged in other
cities. In Washington, st. Louis and
Louisville daily papers are char3ing 80
cents per week to city isubsorsbers, and
sl2 90 to mail subscribers. In Detroit and
Chicago, they are charging mail subscrib-
ers $1,000, for daily, and $500 for Tri-
Weekly.
COMLEs & co.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY H0RNTNG. SEPT 10.
Increase in the Subscription Price of

Nno EfcduGEs
Two years ago the cost of white printing
paper was 81 cents per pound. Owing to
the scarcity Of cotton rags it has risen to
Is cents per pound, being an advance of
l7O per cent. Labor, coal, ink, telegraph
bill, and every thing else which enters into
the cost of printing newspaper has ad-
vanced more than double in that space of
time. We are therefore compelled, BY
heer necessity to raise the price of the
LEADER to the following scale.
Wepledge ourselves, however, that when
the cost of printing materials goes down,
our subscription price shall 90 dngyn in FL
Un ana after Monday, September oth, |
the LEADER will be furnished at the fol-
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An OTTY BANKTNG COMPANY.

I lAt. meoting Of the Company, held on the LIST
- tha following gentlemen were chosen:
j ii KIbbie, OF Warren, o., President
q Booth, of Erie Co., Pa Secretary
! sguier, of Youngstesn, o., Treasurer
NJ. McCarty,
Grove FentOn, SDlreetors'
J. o.. Antlsdale,J ,,rrs c..A,o-
ssp9.l6S y. AlaL-,, SasHi
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geaaI Autifts.
OUARDIANs sALE-BY VIRTUl

GALE-BY VIRTUE
VT fan order Of sale, ISSUED out Of the Probate
q at f CuyahogH county, Ohio, on the LSth aAy Oi
A, Gu1 1854, in the suit Of Henry =; boblnsoh
Grs,.,.5. against Eliza 7. Robinson, Msy A BOD
iso sna Harriet T. Robinson, minors, are defend
anfs shall sell at the door Of the county & CStt
House In the city Of CIeyelsI d, Guy anoga county,
Ohio on the 10th day Of september, !so7i AZ LhLee
o,eIosk p. NJ the following described real estate,
situste in the townshjp Of East Cleveland, In th'
conntv of Cuyahoga and Stste Of Ohio, and pound
al and described as follows: beginning in the cen
tr ~ the St. Clair road where It crosses the EasI
Fnaof lot S67: THENCE south 6So West IA chains o
Inns 70 Binghams East hnei thence horth Aloi
RinVhas Esst line rs chRins 70 links to stone see
In the ground for Bingham,s hortRsast corner
tI,snce south s91Lo West 4 chnips 10 links TO the
centre between the two tracks OF the CLEVELAND,
PainesyiIle a AshtabuiR Railroad Company; thence
North 500 EAst between sad tracks ShSans li,
Iinks to post; thence South ss1z' East IL chains
az Iinks to tI East line OF said lot; thence south
70 West along said lot line "a chains o5 links 70
the place Of beginning containing 50 Se-HV acre
~ and being the same land aparted and set on to
S.id minors BY partition. approved BY the Court o.
Cotnmou Pleas of CuyHhoge county, Ohlo5 Al tir
November Term thereof, A. d. ls6S
Appraised at 500 per acre.
TsTms-One-hslf down, balance in one and TWO
wears, with interest. payable annually,
I''-7' HENRY O. ROBINSON
Guardian Of said Minors, Defendants.
BAcKus q GOBLK, Attys. oe,e5
August GoLHs too--
NTERTFFS SALEM OBEDlEECE
\ 81 The command Of writ Of Venditionl E1Po-
~ issued from the Court Of Common Piess y
Cp1H5oga county, Ohio, and to me directed 70 Ins
csss wherein Henry Hott is Plaintid and koIeE
wallace h Defendant, shall expose 70 SAFE AT pun
IL anotion at the door Of the Court House OF sSiu
oonDeT. on the 18th day Of September, A. u. Ioe4
| al o'clock p. a of said day, the following @ ee
srfbed lands and tsnsments, to wit situate ih tl'
TovTnship Of AiiddIsbdrgh, in the county OF Ouya
\ boes and state Of Ohio, and is known as part :
SSfion sixteen in said Township, Rqq IL Dounoe1 -
foIloVs: Beginning upon the South line % seln -
an In the centre Of the Watson hoso, 80 eAilel
Il $3.50 South sssz deg. " est slong the South line
80 Eaotfon to the Southwest corner thereoi tEen
L t~-,,ins ERd 25-IOO chains; thence North q oeg
go Along The se ton line twenty ls-lOo ehAis
tbenoe so1th 80 deg. East thiIty-nine az "i-i- l,
chains 10 the Northwest corRsr pt lan9 o~heo 3
a WaIcou1e: thence South Y deg. Sast SIX "a q
100 ebsiHs; thence North 80 deg. West fonrtsep an
S91OO chains 70 the centre df said road nineteen -
a7.IOO Chains, to the place OF beg1pning' oon'Aih
I rs and 72-lOO scrHs Of lana.
e. H. LEWIS, Sheriff.
ByL. B. WHITEET, Deputy.
| LOREN PREETIss, PICS Atty: oo,sr
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. - 1854 auSO-loo
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r -e- .E.Nz1s a. 1i9ia .r#
--4s-,l $3.50 eE
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A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Ney YORK Tbrough line,

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York. Takes effect July II, 1854.
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places confidence and respect. 1t is He9l;fanged
GrraHgeDleslf, but q STANDARD REMEDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-10
nMINIsTRATOR's sALE %

LOREN PREETIss, PlG's Atty: ,.,
Cleveland Ohio, Aug. u 1884 HuSO-A0O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-10
9ttp Advertisements.

Miss METTIE KEITH, Crawford county, Ohio,
Silver Ice Pitcher
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-10

A-w- eOODHUE, Akron. Ohio, sil,.r Castor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-31

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the Board
of Trustees held this day assessment of One Dollar
per share levied the capital stock Of the above
company payable TO the Secretary Immediately.
GEo. W. fURNBY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May9, 1861. mayo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-31
Certificates. SIs. .inognt
VIM. Penn Gold nnd silver NIintng Co..

told Hn. MAY Il, I.@L. mayle n