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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

The peace men" OF New Jersey called a
mass meeting at Middletown, Monmouth
County Of "sll who were opposed to the
present State and National Administration. p
The good Union men OF that section, however,
determined that their county should not be
disgraced by any such procedure, and they
assembled in force, organized a meeting
themselves and passed series Of resolutions,
which have the ring Of true patriotism
A Union speech was then made, during which
The secession procession appeared with
Thomas Dqpn English as orator. They
were attacked and driven from the ground
and English had very narrow escape from
the crowd, who would have severely handled
HIM If be had came into their poss ession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
COM MEROIAL5
NEW YORR NARKKT-AuE. 81


FLOUR. Market &c better with fair export de-
mand. Recel pts 2 e59
iaies inOH 5bls a. ~ 2jGS4 20 for supsrfne ststf
81 asa 90 Tor common to medium extra western :
3 O515.tU, ior shipping bran rztra ro1F'd hooped
~ s4500S4,69 extra state, f4,2oGS4,9O supernne
CANADIAN FLOUR.-SArletq quiet and nom
I'VE FLOUR Market STEADY az SIS 'ee3,sO.
WHEATCMarket heasy md dropping for eoln-
mon aud steaay Tor sound Receipt 6lsi5 bush.
X rJo1 bu b good n lwaukee club at lv9 am
'er wa at llOclq 10, winter rtd Eestefns tA+ ~
r REk-Marllet quiet aud uns hanged. ..- G. -IF
BARLEY-Market nominal. -.
CORN-MArket l cont better. Recaipts los,Sss
uush ~ ta -.rF .- -1---..-.
sales Of s5,oOO bush. at 4sc949 for mixed western
6Oc1B52 Eestafn yellow. l.- ~ .a p
ATS unchanged al 2s9sse tor Canadian, western
and state
l'ilK k-Inac'ive sales 100 at sl5,OO9I5,OO for
ID sss, 5000 prime. ..,..--.-r..- -
4EEF-mArket quiet and steady. -.
fUTTt 7FATE-Market dull md unchanged,
LARD-Market steady and sales 10 bbis u s744
6UTTRR- Selling at SalIO Tor okioi IO@Is4c
'Sf'GKKsK-Market STEADY At se7So common to
prime !.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

- t,il r n, Detrcif 81 21f7 = i1a Il =
r. through Aaii-e tDyginC at al sssfiana o.
se.S southern Division, aFriTiur aeToisscs8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
IRON WASHINGTON.
N77N'-7N = = II ~ . 4 NI-Na
WAsHINaroN. Aug 81

4 W AoHIAHIUNi aug u
Special to the Post;
Ali the regular correspondents of loyal
newspapers, are now granted passes TO cross
the Potomac.
The temporary restrictions having been re-
moved, the Government is using the new
treasury notes in part payment of the clerks
in the Departments. - ~ ----r
Advices from Western Virginia stsi'
tnat the loyal men of that region are rapid
ly enlisting in the volunteer service. $500,
A Union meeting has just been held il
Alexandria, Va. ---.-- -s...- .-r .-.r---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
This Afternoons Report.
FRo1I WASHINGTON.

WAsHNsToE, Aug. 81.
Itseems certain that the Administration
at present has no intention whatever to
avsil itself of the permission sanctioned by
Congress for the collection Of duties on
shipboard, or to the entire closing of porte
Ehieh on the land side are in possession OF
the insurrectionary authorities.
Our Government will rely on the exist
eRre and efficiency of its blockade for 8
sufficient answer TO anyi aclamstiOn which
may De made by tOreig governments in
regnd 10 their maritime rights.
Tn futelligegcer Of to day contains on
,uiele - The above effect, and thistele
lrapbie ecucy has such authentic inform
stion rs warrants The expression Of thu
cOTTvctugss Of the ststemsnt. T--TET
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEF
BALTIMORE Z OHIO RGILRUAp.
IMPROVED sCHEDVLEI a

~ rocli. mPortsnr ehanSes this BoaE Is nov ahl-
. rril4sh e 1g5ual Tor utercuIn .car
Aasti oolta kezt, Northwest and Bouthpss ..s
X =, tOAhbl TONS WITH al throurh traIrs
g 80 "a Aesg or " the iiifs "a
1i1s 80 ssbIEsh ColtEal Ohio aud kIsristfa ail-
's-thEest r. -.-.n
throrEh Ticsets to Baltimore, PhnaaeIshis. New
fp-- qi hoston g1ye the rfiVtltla Of lying oVr ~
n q tft t-termetlatc cities. Two Dofinr. -i-s-
boai gIva 20 rrtsllsge ofxisitilg Washsns.s1 tSF
IL e ths ONLY route that can furnish Fhrouas
tiSSeeis y baSgaga Cheekl 70 Washington CIV y
-. 5afe IS Low as By any otker Routs.
- ltslius 8 Cara on al \ ight Trsini m
~ ioF Ltczeis D Baltimore and Ohio Raiirocd
at- J. b SULLIVAN. 2, -
81. - - Gcnerel western Aafat-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
Cur OF THE SEVENTH.
CLAEKsBUno, Va, august so

Special 10 Cincinnati Gazette
Official sdvices show that the affair at
Gross Lape's was o mere skirmish. Col
Tyler with one division Of his regiment
was surprised by strong rebel force, and
fell back under orders but rather fast. The
enemy had got between him and the other
division of his regiment under MsjOr Case.
ment. Both divisions escaped with fifteen
reported killed.
A picket shirmish occurred ten miles be
low Huttonsyille, on E kWater Greek, yes
terday. The rebels retreate1 with FIVE mel
silled. Our less was one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

@ New York, August 81.
q David NJ. Stone, long commercial editor
sDd VIM. c. Pine, having succeeded TO the
interest Of General Hallcck, Esq in the
Journal Of Commerce, will in connection
with VIM. H. Hsllock and VIM. A. Hale,
hereafter conduct the paper.
The Government has removed the inter
dict against the circulation Of the Journal
of Commerce over the mail and express
routes of the United States. IrP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
p H1Iaaf Ifcm4.


a few EVENING" ago, Rhilst gentlemen
who lives near Midway, Kentucky, and has
a Union hsg before his door, was absent,
tbs secessionists, abouttEelve OF fifteen in
number, went 70 his house, his wife only
being ct home and commenced cutting
down the hsg,7 The noble woman ordered
them to leave. They refused She de-
manded by what authority they were cut
ting down the Gag. They replied, SGy the
authority Of our captainR She seized a
revolver and fred, When-the- sOOUhdFels
fed in CONSERVATION. 1tE &
The last mail from China seems to show
that our power as q nation is more recOg-
nized and respected in that empire Of three
hundred millions than on our own SOIL
The river Yang TIE, which is not safe for
Chinese vessels, is open to the American
merchantmen, and at this moment safer fer
his navigation than the. Potomac route to
the Capital : = =. 2 + ...- 9
The visit Of Secretary Seward to New
YORK is said 20 be for perfeeting the details
Of the new passport system, or passenger
blockade Of traitors. Extensive leaks have
to be stopped on the Cansd.an frontier.
| Sir John Murray ofE1Elandi has been
appointed an Assistant Adjutant General
of volunteers in the army Of the United
States. BE is young gentlemen Of great
military experience for his age, and Of
great wealth, We hear.
i The manufacture Of paper from the leaves
Of Indian corn is becoming extensive in
Austria. The paper is sail to be tougher
than any ordinary paper made from rags
I while it's almost wholly free from silieia,
which makes paper produced from straw
SO brittle, 7-5 =
The Toronto Globe mentions the presence
in Cauada Of an l. otive sympathiser with
JEFF. Davis gentleman who did service
to the Southern cause as q newspaper wri-
ter in shington-seeking through the
Ministerial press to sir up strife between
the Northern, States and Great Bargain.
/ A PER1Lous FEAT. e. S. Barrett, oi
Concord, Massachusetts, last week succeeded
in resohing the profile rock known ss slh'
Old Man Of the Mountain on the White
Mountains, and safely planted flag upon
the crest of the rock which forms the cap
4 This feat a very perilOus one, has beer
achieved successfully but once before 7.i
. THE HAvEBeCK The Havelock is said Z
7 be failure for foot soldiers, but for cavalry
8 invaluable, asitserses them for the doubl
) use of sunshade and fan. The Bueno
1 Ayreans wear . similar article when OF
!. horseback in hot weather. .,.,
H" = =
Could anything be more patriotic an
: more signifoadtithan the reply oftbe Presi
+ dent . Q New York gentleman who souah
!, to.diaoaEsr bis FlOlieya with regard to -th
! demand for change Of part Of his Cabinet
!. 'fTeI your friends, Sir, to make war on th
e enemy, and not On each Other. NJ, = .-as I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

.
The John Brown sud Giddings organ in
Cleveland, the Leader, is full Of wrath
aud cabbsge9 at the Banner, and applies to
il sundry choice epiihets oulled from The
leaves of Abolition literature.
= T5illusirate9be principles of this Aboh
ton disanioa sheet (the Leader We may
here mention thata respectable citizen Of
Clevelsnd, aud Republican ct that, told
Us lsst spring, that the -PFincipal owner Of
che paper keeps the likeness Of old John
Brown hang up in his psTlOr, and every
time be passes il he bows down and crosses
himself We don't pretend 10 vouoh for
: the truth Of the story but give II just as il
was toid tsRs--H YeTnOH BaRaer la
Tbs BanneFis partially mistaken. We
> have s porlrait hanging in car sanCtun, 81
is true, hut noi. Of John Brown. II is,a
photograph Of Leckeg Harper the sditsr
Of the Banner, which was sent to US BY 8
friend in Mt. Vernon, as a picture Of Pc
culiar kind Of long cared jaek-ass found
only in Knox county about the Banner Of
fee. We, as we'll as other people, oftenstOI
before this curious picture, but only to ad
<mire the wonderful length Of its ears
Hence the mistake Of the informant Of th'
Banner. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
InlrIIlreRee lrom RIehmond.
A Washington dispatch 20 the n. 7 BE

A Washington dispatch 10 the N. Y Her
aid gives the following report Of the state
Of affsirs at Richmond:
A gentleman arrived here to-day from
Richmond by way of Louisville, Kentucky.
he has spent several weeks in Virginia and
visited the lines Of the rebel army He. es-
timates the number now in arms in Virginia
at nearly thee hundred tbousandlan the
forces on the Potomac alone at one hundred
and eighty thousand. Sincs the hrss Of June
; immense quantities Of arms purchased in the
East have been carried into the State through
Baltimofe, and their whole army is now well
armed s.
Manassas Junction is now virtually aban-
doned, there being only q General LEFT 70
look after the guns OF the batteries. the
princiDal portion Of their forces have been
pushed forward to the npper Potomac TO be
thrown across into Maryland, for which
movement acolumn Of 10 600 is prepared
- with pontoon bridges upon which they can
cross AZ any point they find the least defend
ed They are determined to make an stT
tempt to get Maryland into their possession,
and they believe that viii insure their ulti-
mate possession of Washington and all the
immense accumulation of supplies hsrey tins
enabling them to transfer the war from the
Potomac to the Susquehannsh and secure to
them the recognition Of Europe This pyo=
0ramme has been decided upon = l-O =
The reports Of the battle Of Bull Run
spresd throughout the whole South have
kisdled en- almost ineonceiva0le enthusi.
ASA and induced the belief that not only
washington may be olptured, but the whole
North conquered, Jefferson DAyisg made
President Of the whole United States, and
slavery extended throughout the Union
Even those Who we're backward in th.
effort to establish the Southern Confederacy
are now enthusiastic in their desire 10 re
establish the Union under Southern Pres
ideucy. They thigk the tables are turned
and instead Of lighting TO prevent aggres
sion, they are fighting now TO conquera
country. A force Of about fourteen thou
sand men has gone to WINCHESTER to D
ready to Co operate with the column nol
uaeuacing the position Of General Bank
md General Stone. The approaches upol
= our lines immediately in trout Of this cit
are merely -feints but the force there
deemed sufficient to carry our works
Alexandria. and tbs Chain BFidgs,5it th
> priucipai part Of our forces shonld be CT lle
away o repel the attempt 70 cross the y
per PolOnac.
"A man named Spencer, OF Cinein1ai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
Mr. NeIann snhdnnd.

Hon. 7. A. R. Nelson, Of East Tennessee,
who was arrested in Virginia whilst on
she way 70 Washington to claim 3 seat in
the Federal Congress, to which he had been
elected by the Union men Of his district,
has beeu completely subdusd .bg JET
Davis. he Eroie aPresident Davis a
note, pledging his honor in future to alb
lstain fIom ell opposition to the aCOnfed-
crate States GOvernment," vhereupOn be
was liberated. Arriving at home be not
only keeps his word, but shows his craven
Smidity BY issuing circular, in which
,, be advises his constituents to follow his
example. he is to be pitied for his weak
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
BUFFALO 1IARKKT-AaE 81

FTRUH--Market dull
WHEAT Market good demand sales No.
chic g. spring ati7casg No 4 Dc 90c0e6. common
10 god red winter SAFES this morning. 4ih bush
M. Chicago spring at nc; l2U0 Bush AliiTaukee
c ub, Ft0 bush ordinary Whifa winter at ~ s3fo
bush good o at . 3 80 bush amber nj b at CSC;
b6if' bish Whiie Kentucky on private terms,
COR - aarket steady Bnd good. Sa es $3.50 bus
al 3nna56e-L
sk EIGHTs-l2 on corn, 70 on wheat to New
LAKE IaTPORTs-l7,OOOb 900 bSls HOur;4s, 300 bush
VII. st; g SO eorns = - -. -, -,
whe {; q 0o5 bush corn. co 90 bush cats.
-l.a-lat-a af -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

DEFEEOE0E BosroE.-They sre fortifying
Boston hsrbor. L is defended by three
forts, -snd on these are to be placed one
hundred and tWenty-six guns Of The larg-
est ealib.e. Fifty have slready been
mounted, under the direction Of Captain
lROdman, Of the United States army.
Most Of the renAinasr are to be furnished
from West Point, and will be Forwarded as
soon as possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

I NoRTH ca RoLfsA The Boston Traveller
has letter from Salisbury, N. c., which,
states that four members 70 the United
sistes Congress h5te been elected in thaa
Stste. The writer ssya thai ibe people OF
North Carolins srs5f3at throwing of the
secesshB yoke and that hes via soon be
sufficiently strong 90 announce Rithour
fear theit ie efn nafion 10 iaae stand for
the stars k4ia aipes There is q Up'op
Lsagua lhtsa out the Slatss which sula
braces msut thousanas of lIyal men, anu
10 them is atbibnted the resolion which IL
|
y rrgl .rTfV ArsEI ---2s,fIld So
rIss-s aiissz II 3 l1r.a - 60 SIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
LEAYE EBEE

''4' = K --ass.s-t EEPllllS5 IzAIN IN-stopglnz a.
% 100 100 - 5IAeqia ssii B1iI,is7iils cos; ana O.
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D'0i 4 p. aAJLs II f--st3urt7g 4 nj ssae7s t
l7r- 1l..lllE-oE1 lC1-uril-e. Frrrr Men
20 h5d = toklia5. szsd afTiJa-sl Cs-7eis1s sosz
l2ite P I-DAR "a l.RllS5 TIA Tl,f7f .fs 1ecs
thIll Jonno1lt, Ashlatrfs sra -L .s57es-iii.
Z only ana a1rfvss et (yl,s-elr7lf + 1i-5 = =
ANSOA-A-. sta-tAUn Train vii lcL-e ..rs-aa-Ts
.ls s :. e-ey :. " seorpiae at eii sst5rta, sff
L--| a4tts1ag 60 CioTfsfnd st "a ~ -. - 3D.. g.
e = - l-la Eotns EasrllEl s1Galsgss fTaiaaa
80 - = lor Ioisdo. Cnicsgo, OolHiahs CTrr-n-
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5ls ct - EizklrE via fHa7u- "a
heilr1zds ed as BJEsalo VIII tss-5sff N.rtfrz
-lfn1 ffal and BCfslo Z New yO-k Ci,5 gsliresis -
Cleveland, hay c. 1901 e ~
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CoLUMBUs Aug. 29, 1851.

fvufTf GoLUNBUss Aug. z5isLe6Ay1 8
Governor Dennison viii forward to-mor
row. one battery Of six pieces with all their
equipments except horses, to Cincinnati,
.lso one battery and equipments, horses
included, to Camp Dennisen- Three other
full batteries to Camp Dennison and hve
regiments of Infantry are 70 be forwarded
as soon as possible. GEORGE HATCH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

.E.YEI.AND {. Blu 8. B.

6SL etAh E8 AERAE E.- s,siEElf-. . t..,
rsi1s a55 5 = = sss s.i;s eas sfas lsl. Passs5FaT
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ED sAa cEanf lils ard arTl rcs at Fris II n
90 fgf' ~ n 1iEse5I w 80 z ~ Buffalo As ,
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asll = ~ oufilo 80 s. 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
GUNNER ARRANG EM ENT FOR
~ Closing the Malta at tie oleySlabd Post ONCE.
Oommeueing May u. iB6f. =

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Erie, Bulfalo, New York BOa,
ton, aud Eastern Way, dallj
supplementary LettOr Pnek'
age Cor Bu1Alo, New Yort
aud Boston, daily i.,.........,..
Erlo, Buffalo, albany, Troy
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with n. u
4 Erie Agent, dally..............
supplementary Letter Paek'
age for Buffalo, New Korh
boston, daily s...i. A....AA..
Pittsburgh 4 Way, Philadel
phia, washington, Balti'
more, Akron, { anton, Mas,
aillon, 0. a P. n. =. \ 5teu,
bsnViile, Wheeling ahdB.l Z
q. r. r., daily ...............,.,,.,
supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, Phila.
delphlA, Washington Gnt
Baltimore, daily..ss. . .lI..s....
Toledo, Ohicago s Detroll, ,d,lJ
HorwAlh, Fremont, OherhT
and Toledo, Way......s..l-s..ss..
Toledo, Detroit, DuhlQus ,pc
Chicago, daily .......l...............
SuDplsmentary Letter Pack
age for Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cdgo and MilVankeA, daily
Elyria, SandnskY and Way.
UNnn na4nufn Marian anf
Way daily.-..-.......-....-...
Columbus, Cincinnati Gut
Way, dailys................,s.....
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash
VILE, Louisville, Wheeling
New Orleans, So. LOuis
Ohilllcothe, Oircleyille ant
Marietta, dAily....................
Supplementary Letter Pack
Ege br Columbus and Gin
clnnAti.......................s...s.. .s.....
Medina and Whg5 daily a..,;.,
Rockport, Dover, Sheffield
North Ridgevills and Am
herst. Leaves Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Bath, Brecksviile and Oopley
leaves Tuesdays and Satur'
Q5Y s,.s...s... ......-.ss...s...........s
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,Hinckley and North Royal,
ton. Leaves Tuesdnys AnC
Saturdays ............................
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

"A man named Spencer, Of Cincinnati'
has. itis stated, IN sentod asubnaripe bomb,
th t.os5 lie throWn into he water snd VII
ssbioas aflsr It is sublsrgsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
NAoNelanul h0suol 3tn.19t LAest1snt,
M EKRlGK Z KING,
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERS,
1 No. 203 River Street.
1871 PASTURAGE.

The Pasti res Of the subscriber,
about 800 ares In Che CuyahCga ayN
valley, Will be open on and after -
the hrst da ( May. Terms-ffty cents psTe'Rees
for Cows, and one dollar Per week for Horses, pave
bic every Monday, in advance, UnleEs arrangements
are made with the undorsigned far the Seas-u.-
Apply at my ONCE over Merchants Bank, superior
street, OF to Milo BOsWorth, Herdszan, at the en-
trance gates, near WoolsOD, Hitchcock q Carter
Stove Foundry, or at his brick dEsllinS house on
University Heights.
Bag=Parties seuding Oevs or other Animals, ar
hereby notified that they will be charged for the
tire season from date Of entreuce 70 November lst
ualess they give notice in writing of an sarliel
withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will MOI
be responsible for animals that may stray from, o.
Be Injured While on said premises
Cleveland. April 30, lBSl. 8. g STONE
GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
kNWnERE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

The Mayor Of Cincinnati visited the
Governor to urge the necessity Of provid-
ing for lhe defence Of that city. The result
Of his mission is stated in the following
Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
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sCiszrs Asa55orxrsr. y tEQ0
49, = - ss,iiii,esy, u, .aihs IA, Pssssrs

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Ene altsE. Hondav, JuHs Iaih ~. -
- VI leage Cicr9ii1id e i5i.0s7-. alll
A. - v. = Cincinnati Axpre77--str-.-f. q
A7-ea Srd,soni " ellt1 gton, l4dt.I 5pro5
Z fs.g4s saei1yI gFsssliRe, Gallon, Giiesd- --,..
AtfGlagLQns A3filsy, DeiaWsre. i,eT-f9 ----1- =
Lg951sl w, s5,oEt5ins5el, rse9lins 0oIu1a. -1-
aaa Ohie1go via CEesthns sEt zoe p y 8
T. o. -, - loss -i2l--S op2lng st an sflfiors
. an sfffFil5 a. COiunatus 7.sB D. y - r.r-l-
sl-cl1ueti - 2.oe A. ~
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Efth o Orestlinei and e es.fJl. .l 'a-.i5r--
E toui DslaWaro asd at 81 othsr siioSe - =.
ifa1g Passengers onfy. aGrfvfnr ~ ~
j. tu1ibus 8t iii5 ?. n, and Cili sidsfi - -
A. p. yhicago Yia crs5tline, a. 10 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
UOEEEOTIOEa.
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DouIe1sioag are uladc at EourusFiIia gltrrar
5rsAyf Aanallcld and Newark r.. q, % Ciyds vifr
lte 1al.iisEEi Dsgton and Cincinnati y b. ~ "a
i-ynl Eitn fremont Indians y, =, and sf T0lofo
tt5n eae MicnlSan Southern d Northsrn Indiana
4he lsialo ana hebssh llailroads for CiliCaeo II
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