Cleveland Daily Leader from Cleveland, Ohio • Page 3

Cital-Et, Cleveland, O. CeastsaflR; Ban. taOtral xRor Dm. XIX, Pale, Amber tnd Cream Ue, Porter and Browa Stoat. aWPartKnlar attBtkm mUd to mr itook PittSS NT CSS CREAM AMSS, imiid ud liable article, of which cam Pcaail on UU annus IM -J w.

orders Kld-mtod to V. D. BTONK, AsrrBt, VI -mnim -r. Twrn NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IB aiin "TO BINT," "IjOBT UBS," and ether abort Bollcea, not ror-a iibbs, Inserted twiVe (b this i column kr LOANED.

C. A. Rad IvJ. Bai gcrwd Siotta All ffl sflLankAra. nafotiftt Tjoaiu on ffood En oraod Vote: alao.

on botes becared bj MorVaga, SALE CHEAP Hons akd I Loam So All euB-rioi-3 tlottape noun. ve htusa n. wltjm ten rare III itBt for Uin. dollars f.rwei. app'r U'D pro mis- HOBSE F0K8ALE Op Mintm sise; roltr.

d.rK torret, and bab1- BCBia UlS. hi. lot tBDI 'If Or t-BIB BO "SB, Hllod kmd. EubbitbbC C. KKll F.4, ao.Ai Buuih td ffmllc fqna-e.

or at z3 Lrte-au ocifrKi Raj VIA Oo Bankers, par set premlna; tor til kipdnol premtnm money. FINNER WANTED. A GOOD tofrinnercaa BbMI a oo j. Kdlord VsOJlea Mill, in -PUm the OGU7 lU Proprietor. TTTANTED A Chambermaid.

eetiad. Apgly at No. PtiMic mare, oc i-u AIM. ft CO 0 twn. ranm vomo wu t-i uin A.

KKAD A CO iJANKERH, 95 pay the birbert Premfam for GcupiM Inwrest dxw on U. 8. Oowuuwnt Koodt, and gy and bU ail kiada of Stocfea aad tfoMi on ix WANTED IMMEDIATELY A pood blacktmitb, ciiJtOtd to baT a4. flrvwi wnv-a xnd teadT mBloTmDt will ba naoa conpetrat rrin toft uyahor rteai jrunuaw Co corurof lttr Ceutia-sta. erti ijn I'AfrTLK.

Agfnt. ANTKD A MlDDl b-agid Wo- MaJi tuoo Hoiaewurk. Call at 3 Hand- ROOM to RENT -A larg room aa'tabt for a IH wwrrimm tabrabn rabiMiiL. ur hicb vitro It bra btwo flt.ed up and in or lb last tour Hot an ira ad the rsc Otbre, HuVmV To OaN At Wao J3L w'i Loa rwr of WatM- aod 3npe- nur-bU. aoaaleriipna.iii uuiuw Ajw-tvarMr of io-iiJ cw.

(hma, lor oetl-iai WWAuMM fttalra. ihwt loaned in irama to anit on ckji lateral ocuntft good but4itwpxp.rabd real tetAU mott aepti. ANTE A Good Kitchin If 61 EL who can gtv (uod nicrnoa Appir at Hrt. amvou CT. CLAIR MILL FOR BALK.

IJ Tb Mill i rearlf tuaapabt oc mtvoartr-aring fluy oarrekaut oa- pr omj-, v1L koaifd lor busiiwa ana tutaaawt.cn irm mo u. r. f- rw. 8S at. OBAlr-et.

Applj ou tbprtmu4io Dl'T- TN. 11V CTOVE fcOULDeRS WANTED, br WOOUUH, UlTOUCOUB. BBtll-IU lirooD YARD. KOsS A Bro IT hsTCBatablnksd WOOD lD BI tin foot of superior M.t tbB Xtoc-E, Bhpre Ihjy tl txiia all Mnda ot UK'bUHV HaPH, BKBtU and BliilDFo root wood. Wr.od fi.l br Ma hiicn whB orderbd, aad deliverMi ia aoy part of tb.citj.

O.B. K.tlAlS, aoasl aeot 1AK feALK A Shcokd Hand Staani lufnua bor powtx, appif at D. bolt's Bmcntir tnoa un tee a a. FOR bALE. A Beconi.

I7i band CttgiM for aals icht bon wr 111 be cbcap Lr caatu Api at tie Lalur office. L)R 8AL CHEAP A 8MALL LATBK ADD TUKMNO OLA tonilabk. for ntakmjr Mudeu or amall Uacblnerr. fJoqaLre o- MORNING LEADER. VBIUAV WoRM OCT lSrt i.

I TRAVELERS' REGISTER. DEPARTURES a. a. v.a. r.H, B.XA 2-ld IB tB 8Bora, (Eant-.

1:0 irtabonta mad IB aaalti Haboaum -1 fudBsar- (JoBrMBot and BaaaUJI ARRIVALS. fM 1:30 1.40 i ja 9 45 uabtrrrB and Wb KabQBlna. OoitDBant and fc.ne pnrtJfLlBBUB vlahlnf poti reran to either oi thl BSoTB TrainJ or Hta, will be oalled for br Ocw bN Ibibvbbb' Omnibtu LIdb, by leavlBg their adOKai at tee OmnlfcYu Ottca, lt7 Bext door to tba WfldaU Bomb. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. 0.

A. Kaad A Co Banker Gold. 8 Irar and Oon-VOBl Bonalit and Sold, aod Honey Loaned. Jobs Ellalar ArademF oT Bftuie Xorgaa, aVot A Co Kt Cibm t- oo 'a. li.

T. PasclDg Academy. OeoTfSprtoa Timothy Be.d. Q. B.

SitnatUA Wanted. Oaorgi BpTRa'oe Qiocei ita. A. aadT. AlezandBr-Admibtotrator i Eotios.

Boob QreTa Lofal Botha, Bt-Mamt OanlBtwea, Oowloi A Oo Fbbct Back Combs. 8. Bofui Teat C. balBB I ocal li otlor. Thi most choice stjln of Millinery fia dt ar at Mr.

Sbaw'erooinl. UNION MEN, ATTENTION. tka Public Bitaare Ta-NUlt. Aad Uitaa to BtirriDg apaachat from tfaoaa el oqarat ehampionj of Union and Liberty, Ex- Qorarmor Denniaon, and Bon. S.

Hinkls. i Tfc Beating eomraenees at 7 o'clock. Lit tit imn Chios max attchd. Our More Grand Union Rally in the Fourth Ward. rotara of the 1th Ward are re-qneited to attend a Mara Meeting, to be held OB Saturday arening, October 10th, at tha XngiM Eoaae oa Hantington street.

The meeting will be addresaed by U. 8. Caitu, Jko. C. Gkamw, Eon.

K. P. Epaldimc, Hon. C. Pauoire, Gbab.

Amu, N. A. Okay, Esq. -A Mad of tnrAie trill be in attendance. The Unioa atea of the 6th Ward will join la thii last grand rally previous to the eVectioa.

Let erary Union maa ia the Ward attend, i. Tha ladies are alao inrited. D. A. DiwoLim, E.

T. Hall, i Al. BTTIBSOX, L. B. Rbitb Kbiobt.

J. B. Viuiiii, F. A. Bbabd, C.

Baabbubjc, OCt9 c. B. KaAvaa, H. G. Aibit, Wa Tafp, Eiecotive Commit'ee.

WooDBOTTB'a Glabs-Blowiu Wind, rain and mad combined do not rarest thia admirable troupe from drawing fall houtei sightly. Laat sight they had a large and Interested andience by whom their norel and keaaiifal axparimants were watched with ad-auiiag attaatioa. The display of Bcientine (kill in their art is truly marrelloui. The bean tifal glass engine, Monitor, which duaiuiadly attracts so much attention, will to-morrow Bight be the target for all those Skilled In conundrum making. A splendid prisa It offered by the company to the author of the best original conundrum oa the glass team engine.

It is to be hoped that the specimens of oar Cleveland wit may distance those recently displayed in Detroit on the same subject, which were certainly among tha mott execrable attempts at himor that We remember to hare met with. Sat that Maji. The Andrew Scott, whan aaae yesterday appeared ia the Po-lie record, is ef Mr. Andrew Soott who lires em Pittahargh street, tnd who is watchman for taw Iron aid Fall Company. Cuyahoga County Fair.

THIRD DAY. of Tha oloadi lifted a TJtUa yeeaerday, and the ana came eat for a short time. As the barometer of the weather it alto Tery da eidtdly the barometer of success ia the fair, all those Interested in it watched the indica tions as to rain withgreat anxiety. TJnfor tasately the clouds settled down again for- biddingly, and ae many ware kept at home by their threatening' aspect thai the attend ance was still scanty. Bnt, though as yet failure ia the number of visitors, the fair is signal sucoeis in respect to the extent and Tarietj of articles on exhibition.

We hare already spoken somewhat la detail of the articles ca exhibition in the various depart menu. Many article came ia yesterday and ware added to the already floe display. In the Floial Hall Mr. Herke hat added to the stook of Sowers by a large aad extensive collection of exotics. Mr.

Leonard Case has also increased his variety of specimens by a fine display of dahlias and cut flowers. Mr. Bohmer has on hand a fine aad extensive ex hibitioa of flowers. Fine Art Hall his sot been reinforced largely since we made notice of the articles exhibition there. We regret that our Cleveland photographists, whose collections added so mach to the Interest and beanty of the Art Hall at the State Fair, did not deem it worth their while to send specimens of their workmanship to oar home Fair.

The ioolemanoy of the weather has pre vented the exhibitors in the department of agriealtaral implements from bringing their machines to the ground. The Halls of Farm Products and Domestic Manufactures are well filled. The exhibi tion of Poultry surpasses in extent and qual ity that at the State Fair. The exhibition of Sheep is good. Cattle, too, are well represented.

Several matches came off on the Trotting Course yesterday. The Pacing Match was the only one which was completed. In this Anderson and Boyd oarried off the premi um, their horse winning three heats in five, by the following time, 3:00, and 2:59. The programme for to-day, ia aa follows: rKOGnAM-Mg I0B PBIDAT, 0CT0BK. 9.

At 9:34 Pacing Match. First premium, $25 00 Second premium, 15 00 At 2:00 r. Ladies Equestrianism. First premium, $25 00 Second premium, 15 00 Third premium, 10 00 At 3:00 r. Trotting Hatch.

First premium, $40 00 Second premium, 10 00 Theawarding committees have commenced assigning premium! in their respective departments. We shall publish the premium list as soon as it is completed. To-morrow will be a good day for attend- acce on the fair. The exhibition in all the departments is fine ai i the programme excellent. Every cititen should feel it a duty as well as a pleasure to attend, and thus second the noble efforts made by the officers of the Society to have a good and successful Fair.

THIRD DAY. Additional Losses at Chicaumauga--Forty-First Ohio. COMPANY A. Killed Corporal Bradden. ounded Sulriy, Ralph, Bolcomfc.

1st sergeant Jas Mattocks, Bacon. A Clark, lro Henry, senjajnin runt, a ranter, corporal Daily. Afwttno corporal tl tl Brown. COMPANY B. Killed Rose.

Wounded Gilbert, 8 Dooliltle, eerfreant A Hotmer, corporal A Weber, corporal Levi Patchin, corporal A Snow. Bartlett. Burton, Cm mm, Blakeele, A Dinea, Llum ine. Haeilev. A A McNifh.

at A Ma- eon. Parka. Wesley, I Winehell, I Leaning, COMPANY C. Hounded Corporal Leniocer. corporal Eckerman.

Samuel Gravbili. Hiukle. John Myer, Stauner. let sergeant Dunham, Bee-ler, Harmon. Mi'timo Hubbard.

COMPANY D. Geortre uodee, 1st aergeeni wakeneld, corporal A Ward, HewiH, Pieeman, Wkwood, Richmond, Kelly, a Clasky. COMPANY E. WonndedJ Parmer, Maroney. James Evans.

Gremn. Terrell. Johnon. COMPANY E. H'otuutad fcerKeant Iram Kill ore, eerireent jacoo Ken ner.

corporal it tl Afieswortn. James Sharkey, Laurence. Ausing prank tjornia. COMPANY G. Killed Traver.

Wounded Captain Mann. 1st Lieutenant 8 Diriao. Second L-eutenant Fisher. Cornish. Bertreant Younsr.

corporal Baker. corporal Phil Searle, corporal Calkins. HArker. CriDD n. A Tin Foote.

Guv. A Ha- ten, Haines, Hill. TW Jackson, Kickland, Kogera. li Smith. fcttarka.

Utepbenson, 11 Warner, Watts. COMPANY H. Captured Lynda. TToimf Corporal Grant, eermant Bmiih, Haahrook, Aquilla Mains. AitKtn umj, jamea ooze.

COMPANY I. Keefer, William Walker. COMPANY K. Wounded Serseant James Alpin. serseant Jno Thompson.

Bancroft, corporal William Price, ttnten, li Arnoia, iiradier, A uuinn. Smith. Musing William Bodeck, Alonco Bahx. BicAPrrrLATroB (41st obto.) illed, enlisted men 6 ounded, commiseioned nflipr. 5 enlisted men.

95 9 Taken into action Commissioned Enusted men Aggregate .384 BATTERY 1ST OHIO ARTILLERY. McDerment killed Charles Koter, wounded -O'Neil. wounded Henry Ebcrte, wound-Alfred Carlisle, wounded: Scumdidae. wounded VCarapbelLwonoded: Dan'l Hux. wounded Samuel breckiuridge, wounded, RECAPITULATION.

Commissioned officers wounded 1 Ealisted men killed 1 1 wounded Total 10 BATTERY FIRST OHIO ARTILLERY. Corporal Jacob Esentein. wounded Eusfiach EunkW. wounded: Aloheue Birkmeiar. wound- ed John Van Brunt, wounded.

Meeting of the "Union Young Men." "ClHTBAl CoKatTTIE R00MS, 1 Cutblabo, 0., Oct. 8, 1863. Amos Towasend waa called to the Chair, W. A. Hanna appointed Secretary.

The stated object of the meeting was to stake arrangements for conducting a 6111T Union Gathibipg en the Public Square, Monday evening, Ootober 12th. The follow-eommitteet were appointed LIGHTS AND TRANSPARANCIES. John M. Sterling, W.J. Board man, W.

P. Fogg. Jerry Ensworth, D. A. Dangler, MUSIC.

N. B. Sherwin. H. H.

Chapin, FLAGS. T. Dwight Palmer. Wm. Edwards, FIRE WORKS.

W. D. Baker, Peter Deimer. Perry Prentiss, H. C.

Blassom, PRINTING. 8. D. Page, J. C.

Grannis, J. H. A. Bone. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Amos Townsend, John M. Sterlinz, M. A. Hanna, H. M.

Chapin, Perry Plenties, John C. Grannis. AMOS TOWNSEHD, CVn. M. A.

Habba, Seo'y. Thi Pbax Btxiit 8c bool Eotnri, oa the West Side, hat been closed for tome dayt oa account of the prevalence of small pox ia that vicinity, Hi att- RcSBtxT Oauiaa Stmit. a a Testerday morning, about eae o'clock, cellar of George Faulkner, an Englishmen living at 52 Orange Street, aad keepin a gToeeii ea Prorpect Street, was entered through a small eellar-windcw, and a large amount of money, in gold aad silver, taken therefrom. The maa had been foolish enough to bury hit money, which he estimated, per haps extravagantly, at tome $5,000, in strong box in his cellar almost a foot nnder the surface of the ground, instead of invest ing it, as he might have done, In Uncle Sam1 7-20s. It was the hard earned product his industry, accumulated by slow degrees, and comprised nearly all of his prop erty.

He bad, as he thought, kept the plaoe of hit treasure a secret, bnt the very fact of the robbery shows that it mutt have been discovered. The man states that he heard noise about one in the morning as of some one trying to get In at the back window. Entrance was made at the cellar a board taken from a fence close by to make operations easier. The money, which was eonoealed about a foot under ground, waa all carried off, but nothing else was stolen. The above was written yesterday morning but its publication in our afternoon edition yesterday was omitted by request of the do tective officers in charge of tbe ease.

Lake- Coubtt Items. We find the fol lowing items in the Painesville Telegraph of yesterday Hon. A. d. Riddle addressed a Union Meeting at Wilcox' Hall last Monday even ing.

Air. xliudle did not mince matters in alluding to the duty of every loval man in this crisis of our affairs. His speech was able and pointed. A shock of an earthquake was very senst bly felt in this village last Sunday morning. about half past nine dock.

A Mr. Heisley, of Cleveland, is going about tne country, abusing everybody in omce and nearly everybody out, and spitting out his venom aeainat the Administration. Kverv- bdyis wrong and corrupt except this Mr. ueisiey add the Vallandieham Copperhead party wbioh he represents. His physiognomy sadly belles mm 11 be is a pink of perfection in honesty, but still to hear him blat you yould be led to suppese that he could run this little bit of a Government of ours and not half try.

He comes down to Lake County to enlighten the Democracy, because he is played out at home and must have a chance to abuse somebody. He made a speech at mud xtaii last Alonaay evening, and tranger who heard him enquired of us th next morning What's the name of that fellow who poke last night I wr ot to hear him found out he was a Secesh, and would like to know his name. We hope he will exhibit himself in every town in the county. An Ixpobtait Tabli. The following table, ex tubitngthe number of votes cast respectively for the Union and Democratic candidates for Su.

preme Judge in 18 2, will be of interest to our readers in connection with the pending election Union. Dem. lownmpeana arat. Backus. Ranney.

Bedford 131 19 1577 21 85 49 39 9-2 38 53 74 27 89 86 34 15 2 61 219 82 HO 101 198 121 70 92 114 144 117 117 130 Independence yheld Nlmarmi Rock Boyaiton-. Strong warrensvilie- Total- 51 ut 2588 Cuyahoga must and will do a great deal better than that next Tuesday. Tnx Paospxarrr or oca Citt was never S) marked as at the present time. The in crease of population, the flourishing and improving condition of business, the building of new blocks, factoriesand dwelling houses, the extent and activity of onr trade, the tremendous business done by our railroads, and, in fact, tha encouraging progress in every branch of the interests of onr eitisers remind one of the palmy dayt ef 1854 and 1855. The people of Cleveland ean join with fuil hearts in celebrating the National Thanksgiving Day for the year of our Lord 1863.

TJ. 8. DisTBicT Cocat Bsroma JrDGi WiLLtoa. The court was yesterday engaged ia the consideration of the ease of the United States t. Shomat Dillan, who wat oharged with making and pasting counterfeit money.

The district attorney appeared for the United States and Messrs. Craig and Buckingham for the defendant. The case went to the jury about half past five o'clock yesterday afternoon. The verdiot will he returned in tbe morning. Tbeki was a good turn-out at the meeting at the Court House, on Wednesday evening.

Judge Chaffee presided. Mr. Steele made an excellent speech, in which he reviewed the record of Vallandigham, and proved conclusively therefrom, that it is the duty of all true Democrats to repudiate the exiled traitor, aad vote for Brough and the Union. We wish all his Demooratio brethren had been present to hear it. Mr.

Riddle did not speak long, yet he spoke, as usual, ably and eloquently. Both speakers were warmly applauded. Char Jon Demoeral. Uiiob Miktiho at Eltbia. Col.

Gibson of Tiffin, and Col. Lee of the 15th, will address the eitiient of Elyria to-day, for the cause of the Union. It will be a glorious day for Lorain. Rally, Union men, for one last grand demonstration before that grandest demonstration of all which will come off on election day, Tuesday next. Died Hospital Clinton Bacon, of company Forty-first Ohio regiment, died in the United States Hospital at Nashville daring the week ending Oot.

3, 1863. Busselx's news depotyesterdsy supplied at again with Cincinnati paper! in advance of the mails. Let the meeting in the Square to-night he a routing one. Sixth abb Usiok Meb I We call cpon you to rally once again" on Saturday eve ning at the Wigwam, and march in procession to Huntington street, to return the visit of the Fourth Ward Union Club. The line will be formed at o'clock pre cisely.

Costa BAitr, one and all, and let ns have inch a turn out as will do credit to the Brooklyn 385 BreckBville Cleveland 1st 337 HiH 2d 347 131 3d ire 4th 357 86 Slh 18J 289 6th 278 1G5 7th 97 106 8th 77 114 9th 241 145 10th 140 04 llth 91 160-2M5 Chacrin Falls 174 Dover 108 Euclid 1C7 For the Committee, W. P. FOGG, Chairman. Fixx Aan. Do not forget the sale of Oil paintings this evening at 182 Superior street, by Mr.

0. Cutter ft Son. MrtiTABT Notice. Company 4th Ward, 2d District, O. S.

wiU meet at the Wigwam on Seoville street, on Thursday evening, October 15th, at half past 7 o'clock, for the purpose of drill. By order of the Captain, JACOB QREVE. U. D. Haibes, Orderly Sergoant BoliD plain link vest chains inst re ceived at 8.

HOGAN'S. 237 Superior street. Ill Jtoperlor.St, K. B. HALE, Baxxm.

THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, SilTer, CoBpoaiAPre'm fundi. AQENOY for S-JJCs AKD ALL OTBEB GOVERNMENT BOH Do, WANTED UXCUBRBNT BASK BILLS. JulyJT LOCAL NOTICES. a Da. Bosa's Gexat Amebioab Boxes kt, oa Thorouqbwobt Tome.

No remedial agent has such universal application as the Thoroughwort. It has been used from time immemorial for Ague and all Billions ail ments. Patients with the following symptoms will be especially benefitted by this remedy Headache and distiness caused by billions stomach. It oleacses tbe skin better than any other remedy, restores the ap petite, gives tone to the stomach and facia tates digestion. Intermittent fevers of all grades and character, dyspepsia with vomit ing of food, belchins: of wind and a feelinr of ODStrucuoa at tne pit 01 the stomach, vomit ing or one witn extreme prostration of strength the smell of food eausing sickness at the stomach, fullness and tenderness of the liver, soreness around the waist with uncom fortable feeling of pressure, gonty and rheu rustic disease with soreness of the mnaeles hoarse cough, with roues voice and soreness of the chest, night cough, dysentery, diar rhoea, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.

rnoe per ooiue 10 cents. Sold by Stbobo ft AansTaoso, Cleveland, 0. A Bad Bbeath The Greatest Curse the human family is heir to. How many lovers it has separated how many friends forever parted. Ibe subject is so delicate, your nearest friend will not mention it, and you are ignorant of the fact.

To effect a radical cure, use th. Balm of Thousand Flowers as a dentrifice, night and morning. It also beautines tbe complexion, removing all tan. pimples, and freckles, leaving the skin soft and white. Price iv oents.

ror sale by strong ana Armstrong, State Fai Pbehtcms. The Treasurer. (David Taylor of Columbns), of the State Hoard 01 Agriculture has male arrangements witn tne second national Bank in Cleveland (formerly tbe Bank ef Commerce) to pay the araita lor premiums awarded at the state air, ihe drafts will be issued by the Sec retary at 100 Bank street (Angiar Honse) After that time application may be made by letter in at the person Secretary's in the State House ia Columbus. Wasted immediately, a wet-nurse for a child ten months oW. Apply to Dr.

John Wheeler, north-west side of the Park. Oot. 7, 119. Fias-Paoor Lamp Chduxts. only 10 oents, at 169 Ontario street.

J. ft E. E. BstHSS. Lost 200,000 Teith.

But Professor Leaureau's Polls op Rosss is at hand. Be wise and buy. Doh't wait bob tub Toothache. For sale by Druggists. oct5 We are selling Coal Oil low.

J. ft E. E. Bremen, 189 Ontario st. The best Branny, Whiskey.

Port, Na tive Grape, Currant and Black Berry Wine for medicinal use, ia America, at Hall's, 17 Public Square. Da. Bettelet has removed to the office of Dr. Blair, Erie street, first door south of audio. Hove Manufacture Paraon'a Inimita ble Camphoraled Dentifrice.

sept23-R2 Fob Colic, Bowel Coaolaints. Diarhoaa and Cholera Morbus, use Porter's Cure of Pain. It is a sure cure. Price 25 cents. For tale by all druggists.

W. L. Fortes A 128 Detroit Cleveland. $302 Bouhtt IB the 12th Ohio Volcm. tekb Cavalry.

Fob Plumbing, Oas Fitting and Fixtures call at MeUarvey's, 272 Superior street, uontnan Block, opposite the Post Office. Hudson's Unrivalled Toolh Paste, for cleaning, beautifying and preserving the teeiu, is now soia oy aruggists everywhere. Wads worth's Dbt Ur" son Catarrh. We do not hesitate to lay we think this med icine is the most valuable remedy for Oaiarrk we have ever told. mchlS STRONG ft ARMSTRONG.

Stbrliso's Ambrosia por thr Haib. This article is becoming very popular, judging by its extensive sale. We have just received another Urge invoice. mchlS Strobo ft Abustbobs. Five Fibst Premiums were awarded to F.

Ryder, at the State Fair just closed. for the best Photographs of different styles of finish on exhibition. sept22-12l. Dbbtistbt Dr. B.

F. Robinson, office 60 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and mechanical dentistry done, in the best manner and at a low price. deolH.17 BUSINESS NOTICES. W.

D. BARER, Wholesale and Retail Newsdealer and Station er, 106 Public Squuare, near Postorhce, Cleveland, Ohio. N. B. Country dealers promptly supplied.

Orders solicited. Dr. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and Electropathy, cures obstinate casea of Dyspep sia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Neuralgia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases'. Reference given lomany formidable cases cured in this city after other had tailed.

See advertisement in another column. Office Jo-119, Seneca street. Coal Oil Chandeliers. A great variety oi styles, from one to six burners, suitable foe Churches, Balls or dwel- ings. Gblo Chandelier, Agency of Cornelius A Baker of Philadelphia.

Coal Oil Lama. All kinds, wholesale and retail. W. P. FOGG, Corner of Superior and Seneca streets.

oct7. C. Q. BRUCE. LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES: Oeevklabd, Ohio, I WASBrraeTo, D.

Ito. 1 Lyman's Block, I Mo. 443 Ninth St. near tne court Mouse. I We are authorised by Government to collect the SlOO Boanty due discharged soldiers also, the widow, chil dren, and rightful heirs of all deceased soldiers also Penelona, te which every discharged soldier who was dis abled in the service, is entitled.

Alao, Pensions for soldiers' widows, children, mothers or orphan sisters, as they are severally entitled ou ter the law. Also, I Back Par due discharged soldiers or resigned officers, promptly collected, or cashed. Also, Prize Neaey. Money doe enlisted three months' men money due teamsters, and every other claee of claims growing out of this or any other war. We also pay special attention to PATENTS.

ear Avoid Claim and Patent Aceaia whs aire not Lletmseel. We publish Thi Soldirr's Friend," a paper ef much interest to soldiers and their heirs. 3end us-jour name and stamp, and we will send copy free; or twelve copies, one each month, for 25 cents. Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp, and your business shall have prompt attention. Fees low, and no charge until after we have ac complished what we undertake.

I to PHO C. G. BRUCE. STERLING SILVSB WAEE, rich jswilbt, BAB AA1 ALwAST TABUS ITU UA, OOWLXS', Wendell Haass. Look trt for the JUoua." COMMERCIAL.

CLEVELAND MARKET. MOBHnioLBAOEB OrFlOB, 1 Thursday Kvbbibo, October 8, 18U. I Flesrr rirm and quiet. SalesSObbtswhttewbeat double extra at 17,00. Wheat Market lower and inactive.

Cera-Steady at S5gS6c. Oata Sales I cars at 66c Hlchwlnes Sales 100 hbls at 5tc BatterCalee 50 kegs good Western Reserve at octta. Receipts 6,600 bush whett, 610 bush corn and 3,000 bush cats. NEW YORK 8. CJettea Market lc to 2C higher, with good snern- latire dem.nd.

s-alee swaync lor mua'in uplands. lrloar Market heavy and 3C to 10c lower. Hale at a.1, juiara.u mr extra state es.aotBfi.S for common 10 good shipping brands of extra round hnABed iMiia: BA-40An7-A for trade brands. Market clonus dull, no payers at tbe outside quota- Wklakv Market decidedly nrmer. Bees at C9H 5: SdleJi at hi-afopriDff; S1.36S nar rvirEPire.w-w- mria war.

for neir Chicago prtng; 1,141 22 for ol uiLwaaEea uiud; lor oiu uiier na 8ien. I 'mrmU'w arain advaccad lc to 2c. with toed de mafia, cnieuj pecuitsuve Silest ut V7lh tWo lor ahirninff nixed WMtern tflo-tt; ia itore In. ludtv. In sale art ou bush wound mixed westera fur INoveiuoer aeliverr, Bt 1- u.

Oais-MarkM more active Le to 2c better. Ealee at for Wsetern. Sucar -Market Una. Sales at iViQWic for ai n3cYia. Hork Market ii firmer, with active demand.

8alee at i3.5itf3 Gl for old nit-at stl4.81isisai15.on for new mem: thi.7ball.wii fur nw ttrimn lilM t.H.3iiior new Hediern prime mesa, and lor JJecein ur, sal Heel MitrKPt dim. Cat Meaira Market aniet end firm RaIpm at 6 lor aiaerrt yiyc tor Hunii. Bacon Hid -a Market more act FalesattSc esters Cumber teod cut 6c tor Weatera abort ribbed tfc jor ro short elear. IaAI--Market steady. SavW at lltai.

the lat ter an extreme price at the cloee. nattrr at iwac tor unio, kec Firm, baies at lutcaU.Sc. N. Y. MONEY 8.

lHneT- Market actire at fnafi 1 cent Merlins Kxchana-e Doll and lower. Rpflinff at ltpMA6i fur firs' cla-i bill lower. sent nor at 461(. decliQing to 45 and closved stead)' sfwOverBMeHt tateka Market firm. Unitd Stales "ixes of lnoaKHH tttTen-tliirty Trvasuir Notea )ttM9iuM One Year tertiflcates Slat stacks HMaonri mxee w.

N. Y. STOCK 8. rhicasvo and K' Milwaukee and Prairie dn Hi ten Pittsburg, Ft. WsyneaDdCbiCAO ''teTelana and pYtmhnrsy rVH u.

nation MichiiTfAn ljntral Alton aod Terre Haute 64 iliDoia Oe etnu 126V ruinr Krie preferred racmc Mich ifran ..232 Chicago and Morth western 7 4U CHICAGO 8. CHICAGO 8. FIahi Market dnll. Wheat Market active and 2c hieher. Eales at arn Market arm and 5 to 9e better, sales at I rata aiarkft ritwd Duo-ant.

Haiea at 5960c. Frelahta Dull and oncbanged RerelaiUt 7.UM) bbla floar.hU.ii03 bushels wheat. bosh corn. nonr. 6i.s bush wheat.

bush corn. OSWEGO 8. hanged. In modMrate demand. of Chicaffo Serins Cm Market firm, but quiet, gales at 8990c for Illinois mixed.

tlnrlfv In sood demand, nenera are a.blnff 31,. '8. (Jaaal Frelhta-S lonr wheat lie. corn 9tc to h'ew York. CHICAGO HOG 7.

about 4.MK) head, the larger of which were (onimuii ana miuiurij graaei. unty a lew ioib iteiDg at all of the higher gradei. The i-ale ban consequently been v-ry dull, and a Urge number remain In the yards unsold. The entered sales amount to at price ranging from 4, to fir superior grades, tor which ppears be a fair demand and lrom to 4,25 for comoioD to medium. Salu to-day art Average Weight, Price.

271 S4 3) Hoga, Jrii 27tf .44 261 4.0U 236 4.W 205 4,00 221 4,25 263 194 3,73 23x 4,15 195 3,75 207 4pl 210 4,00 f0 61 61 31 164 H9 62 53 200 4,26 bJ Sol 4,10 WOOL MARKETS. NEW YORK. RnRinsMhaa be auita in ha nut Hff-lc th demand harinc been Terr active fvr consumption and on speculation, and p.Jcea of mostdescrip'ions have been hare advanu'd. 'fhe enquiry for OomfBtic baa been decidedly lively. Ibe week's sales comprise Iba Ltoniesiic Fltvece at from to 72c, cbietly at 66 to 7tc ftm Domestic pulled No.

1 to extra and tub-wantied, at Tic. the iatter an extreme rate Australian at 45c 600 bales Cape at 3) to 40c extra ditto palled at fi to bx 10' oaies Mjraova at doc imj bales Danish at Dales African, mostly at Tl totstc; i.ion bains Mestizaat to 3'c; and sun-dry other lots of foreign on terms not dtsaleeed. PHILADELPHIA. fUlM haTA Iteen made of 2rVt.nm nounds. Domestic fleece, medium and tub-washed, at trom 65 to 77c BOSTON.

eavr saki of Domestic and Foreign were effected. and pricea were quoted higher. MILWAUKEE. ot LVumcstic fleece chaoged bauds in lots rangiug from to lbs, and the price paid waa uuder-itood to beeomewhereiu th neighborhood of The wool waa all ought from second hmd, aud haled, and in good Bhlpplng ordr. ror small quantities dealers continued to pay the lu prices heretofore noticed, sales bei' made at 6 to 6no.

Weekly Receipts. The following of floor and wheat at the tmdermentioned lake porta on Ocotber3: Hour, Wheat, bu. 671.020 2'7 1,570,674 bu 4Ifa1cago. 63.715 Milwaukee 20.2 3V.344 leveland Previous wtek. Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the daily receipts floor and wheat at the nnder mentioned places on Octobers: Floor, ba. Wheat, bu. 167.77S 129,1 9 53,246 113,012 New York Cincinnati Miivautte TK 4 474 Oaw eeo 435 as 74 Receipts at Toledo. The receipt of Floor, Wheat, and Corn, at Toledo on Wednesesday nut, wm aa follows Flour, fw heat, bunh 6,162 .21 030 2,520 Z.601 320 Corn, bus OatS, hnih Barley, Rose Prentiss' Provision Market Report. aarL The following are the "hined by them gams Hugar -cured premiUsS iiams, tb.

11c rled Beef ft Bfeo aiders tugar -cured i Tb ic 8usar-cumd aan vaaaed "si iaesa Or Smoked Hides Lard Prime leaf, kettie-rend'ed in bbla ft -rnme ieai. kettie-reno ea in ddis Prime leaf, kettle randared in kern 44 104tC Pork No. 1 mess hh' alxtra dear bbL. No extra chance made for nackasea or caxtaire railroad aV pots or boau. All articles are warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in tbe mate.

Ordt-rs promptly filled. Cor sugar-cured Hams and Kettle-rendered iara too ine nrss premium at us late Ohio etate rair. BOdB A PKJChTISS, Aua. 142. 144 and 146 Ulvaiand.

MARINE. PORT OF CLEVELAND, September 8. ENTERED. Stmr Morning Star, Tiger, Detroit. Frop untonaAjon, ftnaw, uedensburgh.

Proo Araxes, Parsons, Buffalo. Scar B. D. Hoot, Mooro, fort Bnrwell. Schr Eclipse, Brown, Buffalo, tkhr Un'on.

Barrow, fort Stanley. Schr Wlilard, (ireen. Port Huron. Scbr Major Anderson, Henderson, Oswego. 8ahr A U.

Mann. JlaJBt, Margutte. Schr (iovernor uont, feoung. Buffalo. Schr Itve'lne Bates Peterson, Marquette, Schr A.

Bradley, Trinter, Uswego Schr A Medbniy, Warner, Ogdeniborgh. CLEARED. Prop Ontario, Shaver, Ogdensoorgb, Schr Boot, Moore, Term li lion. ocnr AOSCTauaa, euqerson, cusaio. SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY. FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY. Condition of the Wounded--Great Suffering. the Cincinnati Memphis, October 6, "I via Cairo, Oct 7. The Memphis and Charleston Railroad, now running far as Corinth, Mississip pi, has been ordered to be opened to Decs.

tor, Alabama. In a fear days trains will be passing to and fro between this city and that point. General J. D. Webster, the efficient su perintendent of onr military railroad, has returned from the North, and is at his post He is one of the best mem in the servioe.

Last Friday fifteen of the 117th Illinois, under Charley Lindley, went oat upon a scouting expedition into Arkansas. Some five miles back of Hopefield, they heard of some guerrillas employing themselves at a house near by, and surrounded the house, Oipturing the entire party, consisting of Lieutenant Barton, his brother, and a man named Lewis Esthox, together with their fine horses. They were brought to this city, wliere the men were lodged ia the civil prison. The Bartons were concerned in the burning of the steamer Hercules last winter. FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Memphis and Charleston Railroad Memphis and Charleston Railroad---Guerrillas Captured. the Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS, October 7. The wounded recently paroled and re turned to our lines by Bragg had remain ed eight days upon the field without hav ing their wounds dressed. Our surgeons, who Were prisoners, were not allowed to touch one of our wounded during the entire time they were there. The enemy had no supplies, and many of our men suffered terribly.

The State Sanitary Commisstan wiU ship another large invoice of supplies to Chattanooga to-morrow. Several additional first class hospitals WiU be erected here within the next sixty days. The Soldiers' Home wUl also be eonsiderably enlarged. Messrs. Hendricks and Voorhees hava returned from Ohio.

The latter gentlemen looks very despondent and has but little to say. i aa FROM EAST TENNESSEE. FROM EAST TENNESSEE. Engagement with the Enemy--- The Situation. the Cincinnati KNOXVILLE, Oct 6.

The Second Tennessee regiment, Col. Carter's, made a reoonnoissance in force yesterday, and came upon the enemy at Blue Springs, and drove them back after a short engagement Our loss was four wounded and seven missing. None were killed. The enemy left seven dead on the field. Our right wing is now in communication with RosecranB.

Our patrols scour every road, and National guards are increasing by thousands, which insures immunity from guerrillas. We have re ceived no mail lately. The weather is fine. Our residence here is permanent AUCTION SALES. 0.

CUTTER BOX, PEREMPTORY 8 ALE or Large and SUDTb cillHCtionof Oil Paintinsa at Auc tion, at the -tore of Mr Shaw No. Ifc2 tape rtor St Thursdavand Friday evnins. tletalmr th and 9tb, at 7 n'c wilt he told a great variety of choice 'il si mines, lrom thi -todies of tbe moat Arnats or tn- dar, including the samv of hcsiherE. SeiTOiore Rss. Northccte.Deucer.

om. en, Paul nit er.Loains, Bantett Hart, lustra a noore, uampbell, Cioji- ing i A mer'rau Landscapes. ttivr. Lake and Mountain Vh-w, Fiarnr-, Fni't ani rcripturai to-goth rwithagretst variety of Cabinet fietures and Medilliotts. 't he ens are all ealnted inotl on cauvasri ndftttachud.ioeGiivex christe' glaa-.

i ne ra'n'ingiare an monatea Dlu goia rear Frames. They wnl ou tor fre lnspect'oo from A.M. to ID P. up to ths even tug of ea Clin nrriptie ea'ai'-roe 1 oonowun, artists ana a'l lorer oi the Fine Arte, we invited to cal'aud examine 'hum previous to the sals, lernis lash. ocw-uv pKIDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1863.

House and Lot, So. 152 AT AUCTION, Br. Q. Outtkb A Son. imTTPO a dfiai it aa.ii v- at lOo'clock A.M., ON TdK "HtMlUS, Bouse and uot no.

roFpect-Ht. tr txt is 45 leet trout on Prowoect St. and U-t on Bolivar tit and 104 feet doep. Honse l6 atwiee high, 'iixM, addiiD in rar ixioieet, i-irtonis cellar. titers ana gooa wen Water 8 table and Wood 8 bed.

TtttMS catih down and balance in 3rViua annu al paym-ntn, ith lutereat anrnahy at 6 ft cent all over one hall paid down, a discount of cent, will oe mane. vt--ny GUARDIAN'S SALE. "1 TJARDIAN'S SALE. In pursuance of an oHrof the Probate Conrt of Cuvaho- CoQDty. Ohio, mal on the 6th dty ol October A.

D. 1803, in tits case of David 3. regard, guardian of Oliver 3. Ackley snd George Ackler. against his wards, the nnderst trued will on tbe lutn day of Oi tooer, A.

1863, at two ciock r. at tne aoor oi we tommon fleas Court Houe, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Couo-to, Ohio, offer at public sale tlie undivided fourth part in common of the followindeeoribed real estate, situate in the City of Cleveland, in the County of Cuyahogn, and State of Ohio, nnd is known by beini; fourteen feet oft the East part of lot number 417, and nineteen feet eff the west fari of lot number 410, in Barber and Lord's ai-etment in that part of the City of Cleveland, recently known as the City of Ohio being 83 feet front on Lorain street, and about 220 feet deep to alley. Terms made known at time of sale. Appraised at h2 6u. D.

S. BRAINARD, Guardian of Oliver 8., Ackley and George W. Ackiey. H. K.

deavis, Attorney. is it EW MILLINERY GOODS. Morgan, Boot A. uiditiB la th ir stock of Mlllinarv Goods. aud th.y would especially call the atleatlon of THK MILLINIUT IAABI of tbe Western Femrve to their large and choice as-sortment ol ail the Kfttehah Used by Killinerf, wi-st of wi--h was pnrehased prevlons to the recent advance In Fore an kxchange, and enables us to sell at prMa.t AoW Xork Jobbing Prices.

MOftflAH, aVOOT A OornT rt' raj sen-ca --t. it WANTED. yANTED IMM EDIATE LT 40O Teamsters, lO Wanron Masters, lO Aaa't Waeon Blasters, In ths Quartermaster's Department at Cam, Welson. KentBcfer, tor. port too.

PAhK KB, Captain and Paid Every Thirty Days! Paras follows Wagon MasW, board Included, 150 ner month Assistant Wagon Master, 940 Teanuter Dor mouth, S3u. Wagon Masters and Ass't Wagan Ku- ten to oe apnoiDiea irom tauie Kogaglsg aa Teams ten. srrnrfnrthiir lafonaatloB bbbIv to the trodsr slgad, at ho. Atsu alilstliux v.T7nsr-c. of BUFFALO aitd FANCY SLEIGH OB.

A laraa asaortaient at Mm mMijm SSftlt JO Superlort. TELEGRAPHIC; 118 IIHIT'gBIB? ITCmxg. THE MISSOURI TROUBLES. Another Guerrilla Butchery. Eebel News from Chattanooga.

HeaTy Artillery Firing There. Gunboat Fight at Charleston. IMPORTANT EUROPEAN NEWS. Earl Russell Tery Friendly. Attitude of England and Austria.

THE MISSOURI TROUBLES. NEWS BY THE COLUMBIA. ST. JOHNS, October 8. The steamship Columbia, from Liver pool, September 29th, via Oalway, arrived here laat evening at nine e'eloek, en route for New York.

Eirl Russell had made an imDortant speecn on American alt ins, which was, on ths whole, conciliatory and friendly to the North. LrviBPOOL September 29lh. Cotton firmer and unchanged. xfreadstuns quiet and steady. There has been no regular market since the Persia sailed.

Provisions The market ia steady. Lird firm. Tallow, steady: sugars, steady: coffee. small sales. Produce Quiet Petrol'um Market auiet Sales at 2i 6i2s 6d for refined.

American Stooks Erie shares 7475. Consols Money LATEST VIA GALWAY. Oalwat, September 30. Cotton auiet nnchanged. Other markets not rally developed.

Consols for money 93J93 J. Erie shares 7375. The Times says Earl Russell, in his speech relative to the iron clads in the Mersey, says the vessels will bs detained even if the existing law is in their favor, and Parliament may be oalled upon to pass measures measures for that purpose. The Directors or the Ureal Eastern have issued a report showing that more oapital must be proviied or th, Company will be disolved. European politics are unimportant Earl Russell has made an important speech on foreign affairs, at Blair Gourie, Scotland.

He referrea at considerable length to tha American question. He justified England in recognising the Confederates belligerents, and answered some of the imputations brought by the people of the North, particularly the speech of Senator Sumner. He also replied to the complaint of the South in regard to the recognition of the blockade, and asserted that, although self interest demanded that England should break it, she prefers the course of honor, it would have been infamous to break it He showed that the Government had not sufficient evidence against the Alabama to detain her until after she Bailed, and ex plained the difEeuluer in the way on interference with such eases. He drew a line between ordinary vessels equipped for war purposes and steam rams, which are ia themselves formed for acta of offenoe, and might be used without ever touching Con federate shores. He asserted that the -was ready to do everything that the duties of neutrality required, everything that is just to a friendly nation, and such as they would wish done to themselves, but wnnld not vi.ld one jot to the menaces of foreign powers.

He complimented tne federal Uovern- ment and Mr. Seward upon the fairness with which they have discussed the mat ters of difference, but said there were others, including Senator Sumner, who had acted differently. He denounced the ef forts of those who sought to oreate trcuble between America and Europe, and with expressions of friendship towards Ameri asserted that all his effort would be to maintain peace. Speaking or rolann Be aeienaea England's position and remonstrated against that of Russia, but did not think England should go to war on the subject. As retrards Mexico he thought that ir tne Mexicans approved of what was being done for them they should be allowed to so.

The London Times referring to the withdrawal of Mr. Mason from England suggests the grounds which have, probably, prompted the Government at Rlohmond to address themselves at last wholly and exclusively to France. The inference is that the withdrawal of Mr. Mason is preliminary to some action on the part of France. Messrs.

Slidell and Mason were always associated in men's minds, and so were, also, the Cabir.at.of Paris and London as regards American affairs. The presence of Mr. Mason in London typifying an unsuccessful appeal to an Anglo French allance has no doubt been considered by the Confederates as chance to the South. It appeared so to the the two powers, and it would not be a scatter of surprise that one of them should hesitate to decide what course to pursue without the other. Now things have changed.

One of these powers has taken position on the Ameri continent, which aotnally enables this poor, harrassed, unrecognised Confederacy to confer a favor. The South, a new neighbor to the distant neutral State to which Mr. Slidell was sent two years ago, now a sort of neutral ally, with a common antagonism Federal power. Can be a wonder, then, that the Confederate politicians desire to free the French Emperor from any shackle that may repress his liberty of action. The appeal of the Confederates is to France, also as proprietor of the Mexican monarchy and a bold challenger of Federal supremacy on the American continent The Paris Journal's Memorial Diplomatique, writing oa the Polish question, denounces strongly the course of England and Austria, and speaks in tones of strong hostility.

The Journal Des Debits also points to the possibility of France being left to settle the question alone by the sword, and points oat that England and Austria would have to pledge themselves to friendly mediation. KENTUCKY GUERRILLAS ACTIVE. LOUISVILLE, October 8. One hundred guerrillas, nnder Captain Richardson, at 2 o'clock, r. mn placed obstructions on the Lebanaa Branch Railroad at New Hope, twenty miles fron the Junction, threw the train off and fired into doing no damage to the --rT8.

captured the train, burned -tj i senger ears, baggage and express car, iui disabled the locomotive, and also robbed the passengers of monsy and olothing, then decamped. Reprota prevail of a guerrilla raid in Sampson and Warren counties, nnder Hughes. They burned the depot at Auburn, on the Memphis branch. Great excitement prevails in all the counties between Murfreesboro and the Tennessee line, which are infested by guerrillas. Major Warten, of the Third Regiment Mounted Infantry, pursued the rebels yesterday from Glasgow and recaptured everything the rebels took at that place.

The report that the rebels robbed the bank at Glasgow is untrue. GREAT FIRE. MILWAUKEE, Oct. 8. A fire broke out at street to-day.

One block was consumed, and two others partially. Loss $50,000. Two third, insured. NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES. FORTRESS MONROE, October 8.

to-day, eoB-tains the following: Missiobabt Ridob, October 6. opened upon Chattanooga at 1 o'clock, ajt, from Lookout Mountain and points along our line. Our shells exploded in th enemy's camp as well as in the elty, setting fire to one house. The enemy is replying briskly from Moccasin Point to our mortar on Lookout, and feebly from th Star Fort The firini still continues. Missiobabt Ridob, October 6.

The Ten nessee nver is rising rapidly. It has swept away the lower pontoon bridge of the enemy and submerged th trestle bridge. Major Mitchell, Chief Quartermaster on General Longstreet's corps, died last night no firing on either side up to 11 dock to-day. Lhablbstob. Ootober 6.

Aa attack waa made by us to-day on the frigate Ironsides, damaging that vessel and alarming th fleet Two of our men, including Lient Gassett of the gunboat Chickora, are missing. For the last twenty-four hours there has been but little firing. ine enemy Morris Island work seem nearly completed. Mobile, October 6. The enemy's cavalry, 1500 strong, with four guns, attacked CoL Richardson near New Albany yesterday and were repulsed.

bAVABBAH, Ootober 7. The election returns show Governor Brown largely ahead. Gobdobsvillb. Ta- October 7. Three Englishmen, captured at Cedar Run to day, refuse to be exchanged.

Gov. Pier. pom aid, Loionet Dulancy, captured near Fairfax C. arrived this evening. FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 8. Rumors prevail that the rebel cavalry oaptured and entirely destroyed Shelby vine, Tennessee, taking the force there prisoners. No particulars is yet received, and the truth of the report is questioned. General MitcheL with a larre force of cavalry, waa pursuing the rebel cavalry, but we have no reports of this being with in Dinting uiBtance.

The telegraph is working within three miles of Chattanooga. A large force is rebuilding tho track re cently torn up. Probably the rebel cavalry have divided. part making towards Kentucky to hams Burnside lines sr supply, and part going southward against Rosecrans. John Hugh Smith was unanimously re elected Mayor of Nashville.

There is no prospect of a rise in th river. The latest from Chattanooga says all is quiet. No Indications of an attack by th enemy. FROM WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, October 8.

Post: -Mr. James S. Rollins, Member of Con gress from Missouri, ia here working against the delegates lrom that 8tate in the Schofield matter. President Lincoln has promised that an order shall be issued in Missouri similar to that issued by General Burnside, in Kentucky, preventing rebel from votinsr in elections. This will go bnt a little war towards re moving the real evil of which th loyal men of Missouri complain and failing to reach the point in the ease, can hardly prove satisfactory to those who desire to tee th Government Sustain in office those men only who nnconditionly suoDort eve ry feature of its policy.

Subscriptions to the 6-20 loan are Bow so large that Mr. Chase will not eall for another loan this year. General Hartauff is now here from East Tennessee. MASSACRE BY INDIANS. CHICAGO, October 8.

special 8t Panl says intellitrene is brought by half breeds to Pembina that Captain Fisk's overland expedition to Idahoe has been massored by the Sionx. No information is given as to time or lo-locality, except that it was oa the Big Bend of the Mtissoori. The half breeds say th Indians 'display, as trophies, guns and other articles known to have belonged to person connected with the expedition. The special says one hops for this report proving untrue is that it may be another version of the attack on a party of miner who came down th Missouri, accounts of which have been already published. THE NORTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPH ASSOCIATION.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8. The Telegraph Association is in session at the office of the American Telegraph Company in this eity. The following companies, comprising th Association, are represented The American, Western, Union, New York, Albany and Buffalo, Atlantis and Ohio, Illinois and Missouri. Southwestern, and the Montreal.

At the meeting yesterday, resolutions were passed highly complimentary to Cyrus W. Field, hdq for his indefatigable labors connection with the Atlantic Cable Company, to Perry D. McColllns, for his persistent endeavors to unite the two hemispheres via Behring's Straits and ths Russian possessions. Both of these great pro jects are now likely to be fairly tested, as the combined oapital and ability of this powerful association will be at the service of these magnificent enterprises. FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7. The export demand for general merchaa. diss for Chin and Japan is unusually large for this season or the year. Tb principle articles exported in that direc tion are breadstuffa, tobacco, kams, baoon, Iard, and cheese.

$24,000 were sent bene to the National Sanitary Commission, during September. The usual state lairs in California and Oregon are over. They were especially distinguished this year for extent and variety of specimens of minerals from mines on the coast. The California fair, however, awarded some very high premiums to domesti manufactures of woollen goods and print ing paper and boots and shoes. GUERRILLA OUTRAGES.

SEDALIA, Oct. 8. Our advices, considered reliable, say: Coffey and Shilley, with a fore estimated at 2,000, entered Warsaw at 6 o'clock thi morning, and commenced indiscriminate slaughter of oitiiens. Later aocounta represent them as moving eastward, on th road leading to Jefferson City. Intense excitement pervades the whole community, people feeling as though unprotected, and are preparing for self defense.

CONVENING OF THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE. MONTPELIER, October 8. The Vermont Legislature convened lie House organised by th election of A. B. Uardener, of Bennington, speaker.

Ia th Senate Henry Clark, of Ponltney, was ehoaen Secretary. Governor Holbrook delivered his vale dictory thi afternoon. ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDS. WASHINGTON, October 8. Another party of contrabands hava arrived at Alexandria.

They are mostly mostly from the region about Culpepper. They represent that they were told to leave by their owners because they had nothing wherewith to support them during the coming winter. THE DRAFT IN NEW JERSEY. TRENTON, N. October 8.

The draft in this otate will be meneed on the 25th inst SALE OF FIVE TWENTIES. PHILADELPHIA, October 8. Th Subscription Agent reports th sal of 127,800 dollar of fire-twenties to-day..