Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17

1t Is q noble document; but it is not
enough that we approve and praiHe it we
must bring its truths home to every fire
side, and Induce every one to act upon I
them as though they were specially adj
dressed 10 him. Reader Mr.. Chase pro-
poses q great Popular Loan Of not less than
One Hundred Millions, bearing an INTEREST,"
Of 31Olhs per cent, issued in notes OF
$50 each. or some multiple Of fifty, the in
terest on every $50 being just one cent per
day; on every 81 COS twenty cents on
every 5000 one dollar per day. This is
The hest inTestment ever offered, and each |
Of US must take q stock in it if We can; il j
not. We must explain and commend It to
our friends Who have means. II we're abb
surd 10 let even $50 rest in an old stock
ing or cracked teapot when here Is way
offered for making It earn S3.65 per an
mum. while contributing 10 carry the ma
tion proudly through this crisis in its des-
tiuv. The country viii not be drained Of
- specie By this loan for every dollar re-
esived from it by the Government will di-
rectly be paid out for food, shoes, clothing,
etc, and soldiers wages, and so return
forthwith into the ordinary channels Of
circulation. The certificates Of this loan
will show on their face the amount Of in
terest which has already accrued, and will
circulate freely as currency If not retained
as an investment Let Us all resolve that,
TO the extent Of our ability, this Loan shall
be taken up so fast as offered, and every
dollar that now Turks in any hiding place
be made at once profitable 70 the eoWner and
auxiliary to the defense Of The nstion.
Gov. DEKNIsoN-0Wing 70 the several
facts thai many Of the volunteers cOmPos'
ing the 23d, 24lh, 25th and 26th Regi-
menls, now at Camp Chase, are really in
want Of wearing apparel, and the Federsl
authorities have been very tardy in fur
nishing uniforms which should have been
- dome long since, Gov. DennisOn decided y
wait no longer for them to act in the prem
ises. and concluded TO uniform them him
self Accordingly, large quantities o
Slate clothing were sent 10 the camp las
evening, and, notwithstanding the inclem
enev Of The weather and his EXcellenoy'
wofn-out state Of healLh, he has spent neay
lv the entire day in camp supeFintendin
the distribution Of uniforms. The gallan
soldiers we're severely" pleased with Chi
mark of consideration from headquarteri
and during the day many hearty chee
went up for the Governor, as the cOmpani'
marched back to quarters with their " stoI
clothes II Cspitall Oitg Feet. il JOI'
RequiAIllOn upon the Reserve eoEPS.
The Secretary Of War has made requ
sitien upon GOV. Curtin, Of PennsylEani
for fifteen Regiments of the Reserve Corr
Of the State, and they win probably be 9
dsred into service at once. The Reser
Corps Of that State consists Of thirte
regiments of infantry, one Of artillery Al
two of eavalry. The infantry regimen
are fun, but the others win take 3 sh'
lime to recruit About four thousand
the infantry are at Pittsburgh. They
- all supplied with arms.
"A NOVEL MAToH.-Wilkes' Spirit g
match Of 5 most novel and Interests
cbaraeter Is now upon the taPis betWt
tWo sporting gentlemen Of this vicinity,
-biab Ibe poWers Of q man will be tr
with those Of q first class trotting bofsei
a contest Of nc ordinary magnitude
either. The epeed and enduranee Of ,
: viii be thoroughly tested in the eonl
proposed. which is to be as follows; J.
Iferrissev offers to produce man VIE 9
run eleven miles, while trctting morse
be named by James BeEen, does I'VE
miles. There Is TO be no Limitation
either case, We believe, and each may q
two or three in training IS alternatives
far az We are advised; but, Of course
man or horse produced upon the groun
lido the whole distance.