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CLEVELAND, Sept. 15.- Preparations
for the Soldiers and Sailors Conyen-
ton on Monday are nearly completed;
a tent capacity for 5000 or LOCO persons
is ready in Monumental Square. The
arrivals up to the present time are not
very heavy, but tonight and to-mor-
row will largely increase them. Gem
eral Steedman and the Committee of
Arrangements viii arrive tonight, and
the progromme Will robably be settled
AZ the meeting this evening. Governor
Bramlette, of Kentucky, Generals
Wool, AGeCook, and Gustav are already
here. Indications point 10 Wool as
temporary, and Gteedman permanent
Chairman; beyond this little as yet is
indicated of the course of the Convene
ton. But little speech making VIII be
done.
CLEVELAND, Sept 16.-Not over three
hundred delegates to the Soldiers and
Sailors, Convention have yet arrived
not enough to give any Indication of
the spirit of the Convention. The
morning trains and boats will give
large aecessiOns. There are Complaints
of the GOODNESS of the reception of the
delega tions, no formal reception being
given them. The Executive COMMITTEES
have rooms at the Kennard House, and
win be in session Tonight. The tenn
porary organization Will take place at
two r. Al. Tomorrow, by which time
all the delegations VIII have arrivsd.
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DIspatoa from Cyrus W. Field.

New YoRK, Sept. 15.-The following
dis patch has been received from Cyrus
w. Field:
'fPoRT AU BASQUE. Sept 15.-The Mid
way completed coaling at midnight on
Tuesday, and left in company with the
Terrible, at daylight on Wednesday
morning. We arrived at st. Pierre ear
prevented from entering the harbor by
thick weather, until next day. We
have found a suitable landing place for
our cable. We arrived here at three
o'clock this afternoon, and shall pro-
coed to lay the cable across the Gulf of
st. Lawrence as soon as the weather
will permit; it has been blowing a gale
all day, preventing us from landing be-
fore; we arrived OFF this,place, early this
mOrninp.o
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New York, Sept. 16.-Head Centre
Stephens has called meeting of the
Fenian Brotherhood of Manhattan and
Long Island for next Monday. Inn
portant movements, it is said, may be
expected.
pondent says Gen. Salnave, captured
by Gen. Calral, was soon to be execut-
ed by order of President Geffrard. It
was considered that his death would
not in any degree impede the revolu-
tionary movement, which is merely to
depose Geffrard, who has assumed die
tatorial powers, and elect a new Presi-
dent by universal suffrage.
Information is received from Califor-
mia that the Panama Railroad has been
sold to an English company, and the
act is regarded as prejudiciaI to the in
terests of the citizens of the United
States crossing the Isthmus.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. l5.-The Gallipo-
Lis and Guyandottes steamer, Allen May,
exploded her boiler at eleven o'clock
this morning, four miles below CALI
polls. Two of the crew and one pas
senger were killed, and nine of the
crew and three passengers wounded.
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COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept. 14.-Further
legislation on the negro code has been
postponed till the regular session of the
Legislature.
Resolutions were introduced and re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Re-
latiohs, requesting the President to
inform the military officials that the
war is ended in South Carolina; also re-
questing the discontinuance of Provost
Marshals Courts, and restricting the
Jurisdiction of military courts within
the limits ofthe articles of war.
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NEW ORLEANS, September 14.-AIili-
tary officers are Furnishing severely the
negro soldiers who participated in the
riot. On Wednesday last heard of
four hanging by the thumbs.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. l5.ZThe Texas
papers are loud in their complaints of
Indian Expectations, and say the
Apaches and NavajOes are carrying OF
cattle by the thousands, and in some
sections are absolutely desolating the
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The Southern DeIegntes.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 15.-The South
ern delegates arrived at O'Clock this
evening; at So'clock they were welcom-
ed at the Capital by Judge Harris, and
Serg't BrOwnlow. A. 1. Hamilton
spoke to q respectable audience.
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NOW Orleans Arnrket.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10.
.Cotton-sales 1880 baleslow m1ddllng at SEA
&c. Receipts for the week 20lS bales against
1917. Exports for the week llST bales Stock
S2OOO bales. New York exchange 4 premium.
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MACON, GA, Sept. IA largo meet
ing. was held here this evening, when a
series of resolutions was unanimously
raised, endorsing the proceedings of the
philadelphia COnyention of August
18th, and commencing the wisdom and
patriotism Of President johnson.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 16.-Henry Ward
Beecher preached to day for the first
time since the annual vacation to an
immense audience. Contrary to the
general expectation he did allude to
political topics.
Arrived-the steamer Crusader from
Jamaica on the 9th. HRytieu advices
via. Jamaica GA Aug. 25th, report near
ly every county in a state of revolu-
ton: Almost daily, fires occur atPOrU
Au Price. GonaYles was laid in ashes
by the inhabitants, and at Marie, revo-
lutionists were arrested and sentenced
to death. The government is active
and it is believed would overcome the
difficulty. Information from official
sources states that tranquility had been
restored.
Boston, Sept. 14.-Dr. A. A. Gould,
President of the Massachusetts, Medi-
cal Society, and widely known ply
stefan, died this morning.
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DENVER, Coz, Sept. 14.-Gen. Sher-
man. who has been here for the past
three days, left this morning, accompa-
MED. by Gov. Cummings, to visit the
southern posts.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The receipts of cattle during the week
amount to 1901 head, when compares res with
which compares with $50 head sold last
week.
To Baltimore butehers..,..............
To Washington and Annapolis butchers. 70
To Murphy & Bathgate, Govt contractors %
10 farmers, for grazing. %
Total
The market opened this morning quite
brisk, but only for good cattle, which were
scarce, and commanded a slight advance over
last %eeKs aa9 e Wile INFERIOR grades
The market closed dull, with some IS head
Cattle suitable for grazing were scarce and
BROKERS' SALES OF CATTLE.
z. A. Tinker sold II head West Virginia
cattle for F. V. Arbaugh, at an average Of IS;
Il West Virginia cattle for his own account,
n. LEHMAN sold SO good Ohio cattle for
John A. Binns, at S1S99 cts; % very fine Ohio
Lynn, at cts; ID ohio cattle, the best on the
market, bought of Samuel Adams, at $40
rs cts; mixed lot of Is Ohio cattle for the
the same party, at59S< cts; Is common Ohio
cattle for a. o. Warren, at 6d6Is cts; a mixed
lot of 10 Southwestern Virginia cattle for W.
Mr.. Alexander, at 65S9S7s cts; Is West Vir-
ginia cattle for j. n. MoodfOrd, at 81 256S Is
per hundred, mostly q the latter figures
Samuel Wilhelm & Co. sold u fair Ohio cat
tie for p. II. Davis, at 85s9lz4 cts; IL fair Ohio
WiIiiars & Kirk sold g. faiT West Virginia
cattle for their own account, at 714@S1S cts; 81
fair West Virginia cattle for Eirker & Me-
chesney, at 6IS@sH cts; Il fair Maryland cat
tie for r. Groomes, at B1Sl98 cts: fnlr Mary
land cattle for n. N. Hobbs, at 70 ctsi 10
A. n. Basta6le & Co. sold 81 fair West Vir-
ginia cattle for D. d. Wilkinson, at 71S9S14c;
30 fair West Virginia cattle, for j. BurdeLt
at71S9S1<c; 10 fair West Virginia cattle for s.
o. Kestef, at 714@se; Is common West Virgin
In nj Ia UEalf e
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ST.. Louis, Sept. I4.-Gen. Geary ar
rived yesterday, en- route for st. Paul,
to take command of his department..
The soldiers of Northern Kansas held
an enthusiastic meeting at Atchison to-
day, to appoint delegates to the Pitts
burg Soldiers Convention. A full del
egation was appointed. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining Congress; and
heartily endorsing the constitutional
amendment.
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Urea; n. Y, sept.-The Unionists
of the Second District of this county
have nominated Ellis n. Roberts. Of
the Utica Herald, for Member Of the
Assembly.
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! ToRoNTo. G. W., Sept. I5.-Durine
q hurricane here last evening much
damage was done. The late heavy
rains in the lower provinces destroys
al hope Of saving the hay and grain
crops which promised 50 fnVoTably.
Much suffering Is anticipated the COM
ing winter. -
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Hogs have been coming forward freely dur.
ing the week, and prices have nuetuated
somewhat. At the Beginning OF the week
there was slight advance, owing to a tenn
pOrAry scarcity.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. I6.-Rousseau was
elected to Congress, from this district,
yesterday. No opposition and very
small vote.
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The arrivals ofsheep during the week has
been only moderate, but there IS no change
to notice in prices; the market, however, con-
tinues dull at 455c for Stock, and 5E561<c for
sheep, the Inter being scarce.
QUOTATIONS..
s. Wilhelm & Co. report sales at 41S661<c.
K. a. Tinker reports sales at i(36c Tor stock
and soc for fat sheep.
McClelland and Logan reports sales at ~
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NEW YoRK. Sept. 15,-Three new
cases of cholera were reported in this
city Yesterday, and four burial per-
IIiits for victims OF the disease, were
granted. One death was reported In
Brooklyn; nonew cases.
NEW York, Sept. 15.-Six cases of
elioietiI and but one death were report
ep ia this city to-day. In Brooklyn
there were four cases. ..a is,5i5
NEW YoRK, Sept. 16.-Seyen cases of
cholera were reported in this city yes
terday, and five deaths. i'm Brookl yn,
cine death and four cases.were reported.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-The number of
deaths from cholera for the week end
ng yesterday, We're 2T2.
ForTREss MONROE, Sept. 1.-two
cases of cholera were reported at Nor
folk, by the Board Of Health of that city,
y yesterday. Several cases reported the
day before were recovering.
NAsHFIIiLE, Sept 16.-There were
thirteen new case ana five deaths from
cholera, reported ID this city to-day.
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BALT1SroRE, Sept. 15.-The city is gay
with flags, and large crowds throng
the streets to welcome the President,
who is expected to arrive about one
o'clock this afternoon. A stand is
erected in front of the Entaw House,
Governor Bradford is to make the
speech welcoming the President. The
Presidential party willthen be escorted
to the hotel, and dine with the Governor
and his stan and other citizens.
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NEwBERN, N. c., Sept. 16.-A fire
broke out near the corner of Broad and
Middle streets, this morning at one
O'Clock, and destroyed nearly two
squares between Broad and Pomerk
streets, from Middle street, burning
about fifty buildings. The Times esti-
mates the total loss at $500, 900. The
Commercial thinks it will reach half a
million, with less than $T5, 900 of insur-
ance. Much suffering is caused by the
disaster, and public meeting, to de-
wise means for the sufferers, is to be
held tomorrow.
The fire was the work of incendiary,
for whose apprehension large reward
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QUOTATIONS

AIcCelland 4 Logan reports sales at l49l5c.
Gray e. IudflI report safes at l414gl5e,
=, q. UIeTy reports sales at l41z9l5c.
y. Wilhelm & Co. report Sales at l41S9i5c.
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THE SWINE 1rARFE

THE SWINE MARKET.
The following nre tile receipts for the
at Redseckers yard l.2i6
At McClelland q Logan's yarCi.....l,I7D
at Gray q Judik's yaTd................ 40
Total a9II
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PHInApELPaIA, Sept. 16.-At meet
Brotherhood, held here yesterday, it
was
ReSoLUed, that no person is authorized
to speak for the Eenians before any po-
htical meeting, as the Brotherhood In
tend to keep themselves aloof from
either PARTY, voting only for their
friends, and against their enemies.
The resolution was signed by John
McManus, District Centre, and others.
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New YoRK, Sept. I5.-A Times spe-
cial says President johnson contribn-
ted five hundred dollars for the benefit
of the sufferers from the accident at
Johnstown.
Mr.. Edge, the pyrotechnist, is likely
to recover from his accident the other
day. p
The physicians give no hope of the re-
covery of Mr.. Hagner, so seriously in
iured with Mayor Wood, of Brooklyn,
a few days since.
The American and Brazilion Steam
Legislature Of Alabama. has OPENED an
office at Mobile. The first vessel of the
line established by the company, left
Mobile last week, with 81 passengers,
mostly emigrants for the Brazilian em-
pire.
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PHmADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-During the
flremeni9 fiet this morning, Henry
Walters, 4 member Of the Sheaff1er Hose
Company, was shot and Instantly kill
ed. The shot Is said 10 have been fired
by the diiyer bfA rival company. ~
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The --latest News,
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BY TEL EG RAPH.

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ONCE. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Steamboats,.
ron PITTsBURGn.
FOR CINCINNATI.

The splendid Steamer POTOMAC
LelteesSl having been repainted and repair
Ted, will resume her regular trims.
to Wheeltng, leaving here on Tuesday, the
18th inst, at S o'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage, npply on board OF to
sepli-4t BOOTH, BATTELLES Co, Agt'a
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The market opened this morning quite
brisk, but only for good cattle, which were
scarce, and commanded aSlight advance over
last weeks quotations, while inferior grades
nany be quoted &c lower.
The market closed dull, with some IS head
left unsOld.
Cattle suitable for grazing were scarce and
In, demand
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01dden ale t7abruna.

,.Uenn tu seufsl 4unssr bat. f,iet CT Ndd
en-" lautst sin btfanntss plattbtutftss Sp,i&,
mort Am NYaFa In Satafrifa siTtn absr au6
anbus tunsrise esutt WGdsn unb psrbsn losar
lait bapcn. aIs eipinsapne auf f,insm
fltinm Bocts Zen Gre btfubr. 900 sins 0olts
bon Nddtn-ndtsr tat fs eipinsiton niGt b..
ssi&nst-pardtsr bin, 70 blot bab man ben Nunp
lGlIebsn mubtt. um ttn ntdt bon oititm lebsabt'
gen Nebsl poa ju b,icmmsn. 9u NtlltOnsn
abr fslsn In bas Boot. Die @inaebUrnsn
ftarrtsn bitie Nddsn 3ufammsn. une fcrmtsn
caraus cine Nrt Rudsn opsr 8dft. eipinsaons
Of bon sinsm lolGsn Nldsnfdlt. Or 1&warj
BON 5arbs auslat. unb bs0en @efGmad sr bsm
bss @aStar Opsr Der ssfalynsn 5tuf&udsn
ntdbt un6tnliG fanb.
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DppItttte. Gle G&dntlidsr, graubaa.
rieer alter Nann, wassn Gle 90, tirtsrJutcm'
msn une mild 70 80 iHfuItirsn. naGes# i'd einse'
Iabm wcrbsu bin. 80 bsm goltt su fprsGsns
@Ieaf fon. Sd iprs&e ni&t 30 sintm
6errn, fcnbrn 80 einsm Disnsr bss amsrlfant.
f6sn 8clfes. So srtldu Gle far einsn gsrrd.
tier an Der Guitdt.
DpoitttIe. Sd tate Ia bisftm 9rtss
mstr 8scpftrt, ale Gle ta5sn.
@leaGon. gldn, Gle taben nIGt.
Dooltttte Sa, Id babe.
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Sotn seopfrt.
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SBtns sssebsn.
DoSltttIs. Stnb Sore sssns ater
tutts
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msn lsbsnb aus ben 8risss.
Dpotittte. abu mstn Sotn III tcbt
@Ieafon. Das III Elm Ssssn fdr itn.
ba6 &c tobt N unb niGt bic S&anbt lsinss ga.
tsrs srlsbt tat.
Darauf psraummte Der Ssnator.
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1leberfdu6
s37,691,S57 36

llebrfdufl s37 7,691, ,s57 36
OieIer lleberI6uB bon 81 @iaioncn sbaIcr
iif iebod) teineSmeg6 ais cin gcipciS anjnlcbcn,
in ipsldem @rabe baS 2anb i'm Stanbe LIT, feline
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ment nod 165 MilIonen, i'm jipeten nod 68
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bitleIbcn eri. i'm pierten auf IL Milionen ber-
abgeinnten iinb. SIM laufenben Sindn5iabr
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partement gegen bdS porbcrgebenbe Sabr rnl
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ipenn nidbt bic BON gonsreB beiblpiiene Rad-
,abIuna Der @gtra- @puniD ffir entlaiIcne Col
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nod 162 Riaionen, unb Iinb gcgcnipdrtig auf
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9Innfen
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benn innern &ebsnhen, cine 9Cbreinnabme bon
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ten Staaten Gin 9 fieit bon 619 Yiilionen
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SUM 1866 srsaben bic Ginnobmen einen II G.
berlduB bon 81 @illioncn fiber bic Nnsga>
ben.
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ameriioniidc Sir9er ftOl, lein fam.
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Eircftoren RrwabIt.

DIE go'snten 6srrm rurssn an bic eram
Dirsftsun Der ,.e.tsa stat bsusr. gsrf fHsrumsss
0sfsafAaft. ba eintr gufam nluns bsr Stpdeal.
tsr efr @sftuf&aft. sstaitsn fur bistn 3vsd,
om serIsbten Menias uwatlt. ndmli& Gtas.
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8. D. Stiiss. Gswarb aetfsr. Ttoon aibristt,
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f6 na6ter. bur& biz Grnsnnuns pon 9tavlss
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ger. ale Steut6r.
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uno gB. 8. Gtnsp.
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men. 90 Ia In biefsr @essnb wtrfli& nottwen.
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bic Gcmpasnts II nun s5ais far Ot6dfte srsa.
nift - unb rple pir btrnsbmsn Bat bitelbe cine
srOes Sn5att AppIieationen bsreits auf ser
,,Gile."
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-30

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