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THE THEATER.-Mr. Proctor's success
has been all that any actor or Hanager could
desire, and is an unqualified endorsement OF
his merit in the Judgment of Cleveland the
ater-goers. To night he appears in the ro-
mantle and very fne drama called " Nick Of
the Woods" in which be sustains the char
aeter Of the " Jibbenainosy," one Of his
best. BE viii probably remain another
week, Introducing several new plays.
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ootl74iO
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NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The verdict in the case Of Mrs. Real,
charged with the murder Of Peter Q. Real,
is guilty Of manslaughtsr in the third de-
gree, sentenced to stateprison for ? years
end six months.
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UxrvERsAL1sr MEETINGS AT CLEVELAND
.Np NEwBUReH-Rev. G. H. Vibbert, Pastor.
At Sons Of Temperance Hall, tomorrow NOR
ming ct IO5f; evening n. subjects:-lst,
Baptism; I'd, The 80 Continuing City"
In Newbursh, at the. Town Hall, at
o'clock, P n. Subject" Everlasting Pun
ishment''-Matt. Is: 46. Oct. ls: 4l0
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FROM BOSTON.
BOsToH, October II.

The Common Council Of this city having
voted to raise the bounty 70 volunteers
the drafting has ceased.
1t is believed that this county will short
" cause the quota of the city to be filed.
The United States store ship Release
arrived at Fagal on the lTth ult., from Ca q
diz, and sailed again the same day to noti-
fy the United States gunboats Tusesrors
and Keassage of the presence Of the No.
0oO
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81 DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Hectropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis. Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia snd AL
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
esus, and other Chronic diseases Reference
9iven to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed See ad-
vertisement in another column. Once No u.s.
seneea street
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OsWFGO lIARKET-October IL.

~ IELI1HAFII.I
FLOUR-Market higher, ssl5s at $500 for fancy
b-anus.
WHEAT-NIarket decidedly better. Sales In the
mornlng 1000 bush winter red Illinois at 81 ,30Gl 81
l,UuOred Ohio Al s IS.
CORN-Market hrm, and saies 1880 bush Hi
nois al SOC.
BAR LEE-Market IN good demand and firm.
Sales 1914 O bush anaGa Oh p.
CANAL FIR Fights Market steady: Wheat
IOc corn yc -four 10 New York. Barley 6sc 10 Al
bauy.
LAKE IlIPORTs'-O00O hbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 25,COn bush corn 2O,hG bush barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-l6uO bbls -four; A, 900 bush
wheat: D5lO bush corn - $50 bush barley.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct II.
Passenger statistics show that within
nine months 1900 people have arrived by
sea at San Francisco in excess Of depart
ures. These, added to a large overland
immigration, show a greater increase Of
population on this coast than during any
other year since 1852.
The overland immigration to Oregon aud
Washoe this year will amount to about
5000. The rear Of the immigration,
about 800 wagons, is expected at Walla
Walla about the fifteenth Of this month.
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once-Lyman's Block, near the Court asgser Us
Cleveland. seP'Ao-n'''
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Rnr Sale Chcnp.

A rost desirable residence IN oserlin, Ohio
os4 sere Of ground, With barn, choice mutt, good
veil. 49,, within three minutes walk Of the COL
lsgs. Public schools, &c. Terms easy. Address
''s'' G. E. HALL,
o..t,-.no Drawer 4o3, ClsTeland, Ohio.
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LIZ Boz ToE for November, London Art
Journal, New York Weekly, Harper's Week
", Weekly Herald, Tribune and Times, and
a supply Of the Magic POcketbook, for post
age currency, at Wilson & Widdicombe's.
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There will be Divine service in Trinity
Church, on this evening, commencing at
o'clock After service, the annual report
will beread, and officers elected FOR the en-
s1jno YEAR. octls:409
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Hanoook's Division at Charleston.
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FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-Howe S Stevens,
Boston, Family Dye Colors, in great variety
of shades, with full directions, just received
by Strong & Armstrong, agents for Cleye-
land and vicinity. octlo:4lO
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EnII nd RIIver.

We will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and Octo-
Der Coupon Interest, Of any house IN the city.
G. A. READ & CO.,
sept 2T:426 Bankers, s5 Superior st.
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CANADA MONEY WAETED.-We will pay
the highest premium for Canada bank notes.
@. A. READ & Co., Bankers,
SEPT. .27:4I0 95 Superior street.
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We notice quite an improvement in Mrs.
shaw's Millinery Rooms, and she has III
stock Of goods. octl1:42O
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GovERNKENT INTEREST WANTED. .-Highest
premium paid for August and October Cou-
non Interest by C. A. READ & Co.,
sept27:4l0 Bankers, e5 Superior street.
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ARRESTED FOR TREAsoS.-Dr. ]. NJ. Al
len, Of Franklin Square, COlumbiana eOun-
tv. has been placed under arrest BY United
States Marshal Bill, on charge Of using
treasonable language and instigatiug resis-
tsncs to the draft. The evidence against
him is very strong. he protests the most
unqualified loyalty. He is atCamp Chase.
We are informed, also, that Judge Hall,
Of Mansfield, is at Camp Mayfeld prisoner
on similar charge to the above.
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WAETED-U. 5. Coupons for August and
October. Highest premiums paid.
Z. B. Hale, Banker,
Aug. 26th 4I0. Ill Superior st.
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FEMALE EouEsTRIASIsE.-Ihe prominent
feature Of yesterdays dOings at the County
Fair was the exhibition Of hOrsemanship by
\ number of ladies, eli Of whom did them
selves great credit. The following we're the
contestants for the honors:
Clara n Leland, Hewburgh.
Pulma Colver, Bedford.
Mis- Emma Richard, Collamer.
Tina Parker, Bedford.
Florence Alden, Brooklyn.
Ada Ann JeWett, Newburgh.
Mrs. Jaeger, Bath, Summit County.
Ella Sheldon, Cleveland.
The first premium, SO, was awarded to
Miss Florence Alden, of Brooklyn. Mrs
Jaeger, Of Bath, Summit county, received
the second premium Of IS. The other ladies
received each IS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18

Decentralization ZeIlerhorn, arrest
ed for robbery at Moore & Brownies, was dis
charged, the charge not being sustained.
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DR.. Griswold's Office, No. l04, Public
Square, East Side, between Superior and
F1ciid streets. oet.lA;4lo'
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CHICAGO nIARKET- October IL.


FIDUR-The market is firm.
VII tAT-Market is firm and &c decline; 9o9ele
for NG2.
37xC
OATS-Market quiet
RECElPTs-lO,iO1 bbls -four; 1900 bush wheat ;
stHiIPtIE STs-l2 OOo bbls -four 1900 bus wheat
FRETGHTS-MarketI Ie higher. I2c corn, &c on
wheat to BnfialO.
mil
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ELECTION RETTRNs.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. II.
Sufficient returns are received to deter
mine that all six Republican Congress
men are elected. The State ticket is also
elected by about 10000 majority.
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CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
u ARE INVITED TO CALL At
MRS. SHERMAE's
NEW Y8RK SKIRT FACTORY
40. .1ePCBLIC SQUARE, CWest eido,) three doors
fr.1u the Court House, Cleveland, Ohio,
AND EXAMINE HEB
NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.
NEW YoRR SKIRT FACTORY
NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.

LADIES Have yUu been wearing q skirt that
has been continually ripping, or the cord or tape sllp
ming on the spring, the sieel breaking 70 psJ q
bending out or snape and by these means destroying
me ef and comfort Of your entire dress II you have
1Ifered from the above, and would be forever rld OF
an such Rnpoyancos, call At Mrs. SheTman'a skirt
Factory and ssl-s-ROozn, No. l9 Public Square, ana
procure one OF her
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NOME FESFIMONY.

Mr. h. B KISGsLEY-Denr sir; We feel Il a duty
TO the public, 10 state that Marshalls Cathol
icon is a medicine invaluable Tor cOmplaints classed
under the head o. female Diseases. re have used
your Grrfenberg Medicines and have been greatly
bsnCdtltd thereby, so much 50, that the price
double would have them. To the thousands Of
Our sex who suffering rum weakness, We would
recommend the Catholic sure plnacea 1t CIV e.
rrngth the system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body 10 perform their appropriate functions.
Mizs u. oWURMSrETT,
Mrs. W. CAEThk.
Mrs. Z. +. EEkS.
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Livery StnEios
New Livery, BoaTdng and Sale StaolsSi q
O--- '--- FSESK B. 4 FBAEE 6. WALBEIDaE.
fulyz:Rl3
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EsB-rhe above named Ladies VIC are personally ac-
quantrd with and Enow that FOR several years while
we lived in Medina, they great sufferers. Miss
sWormstett has been badly afflicted that 10 was Wit
difficulty she able 10 srand upuu her feet. few
s;.ii-s ob az 4giicgH cfIsd 1gr 81 heT COM
cine We recommend il 10 the Ladies Of tuis county
as a safe and encient remedy for the many complaints
they arc sub ect to. JOHN WEkk-,
Editor CanhGld sentinel.
BB- For sale by all Druggists.
L. Is. hING5LEY, Cleveland,
-nnAal A rnn. NJ min
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CITY Council.
FspFr7aI NgPrIgd.

SPECIAL NEBTIka-l
FErHspAY EvLxrSs, Oct. I6, 1863.
Council ne. pursuant 70 adjournment, the
President, I @. Masters, in the chair.
On motion, the usual rssding Of the Jour
. nal was dispensed with.
Anpreeeas, except Messrs. KeatingJ Payne
and Willard.
RESOLUTIONS.
By M5. Stevens, That the City Auditor, IN
connection with the Finance Committee, be
and is hereby authorized to issue orders on
the City Treasurer, in payment Of debts due
the city, in sums Of 5, 10, 25 and 90 cents
redeemable in current funds, when the same
are presented 70 the City Treasurer to the
Gmountof one OF more dollars provided that
the amount Of such orders snail not exceed
the sum Of $4,000 and provided that the
gross amount Of such orders drava shall not
exceed at any one time the sum Of money re-
naming in the City Treasury and duly aP-
propriated. adopted.
By Mr. Van Tassel, That the Board Of
City Improvements be directed TO place
stone crossing across Wall street at its inter
section with Church street immsdiately.-
board Of City improvements.
By Mr.. Dixon, That Messrs. Mould, Ho-
gan 4 Co., be permitted to place an orna-
mental lamp for the purpose Of 3 sign, on
aoe corner o. GuperloE bL6eL At 4Ao1so
corner provided that the same shall mol
iatsrfsre with the gas light. [AdOPted.l
By Mr. Stevens, That the Finance Com
naittee are hereby instructed TO report to the
Council as soon as practicable plan and
rules under which the demand orders Of the
city shall be paid out, and the manner IL
which due account thereof shall be kept
tAdopted.l
BY Mr. Palmer, That the Board of Cit
improvements be and they are hereby an
thorized to advertise twenty days for propo
sais for building bridge across the Ohi'
Csnal at the foot of Eagle street, according
20 the plans therefor reported aSd adopte'
at the last meeting Of the Council provide
thst the cost shall not exceed $500 to
paid with interest one year from the com
plstion Of said bridge. tAdoPtsd.l
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NEW PATENT sKIRTs.

CAUTION Ladies are cautioned against the NJ
rnerOvs limitations ofou Skirts TOR sale BY the Cor
set Dry Goods and Fancy Stores. In many cases thi
are sold Genuine Patent Ski'ts but are Worin.
less shapeiess trash, made 10 sell at auction arc OI
10 wear One Of Mrs. shermen's Patent skirts Is
rfh AZ least twelve Of any other IN use Weask but
4 trial. and We are sure Of your future patronage
- We DEFY competition In PRICE and QUALITY
- Competent SaleFuouen always in attsDdance
az ths saissro0mI, ls PUBLIC SQUARE, Cleveland,
Ohio, eutA
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MILWAUKEE AiARKET-OctOber IL.
IN

FIOIR-Market dull.
WHEAT-Msrket &c lower and nominal at Ae
RECEIPTs-2,loo bbls of aOur; Il5,OOo bushels Of
.SfHHHiiPlIENTs-5so go bbls hOur; 2O,OOo bushels Of
Market firm at I21kc on wheat tc
Buffalo
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

NOW COMPLETE
JEAN YALJEAE-this day published.
LES MIsEBABLEs.-yictor HugO's famous
French fction, which tho whole civilized world is
reading end talking about A vigorous American
copyright translation III paper covers, price 50 cents,
and cloth bound, elegant ION superior TaPer) sloo
Also, new supplies Of
FANTINE, CosETTE, MARIUs AND ST. DENIS,
At J.B. COBB IL CO.'S.
octIs
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MA R l N e.
PoRT OF oLEvELAND.


E,srEBED-OCTOBER l6.
Steamer May Queoa, Mckay, Detroit.
Schooner Condor, Robinson, C5wegO-
Sow supply, FaI CHER, Kelley Island.
CLEARED.
scano0ar Q e Butts, Ruelle, Saginaw.
Schooner Fretler. BcSsn, untonaBon.
ScOvy *, Hays, helso, Port Clinton.
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wo clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the 18th:
vEssrIs PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
Il
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n. Y. MONEY ilARKET-OctOber II.

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
sIONFY-Narket is active at 595 per cent. on
call, chiefly at Pr cout. 81,
siTEls LINT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is decid-
edly feverish and unsettled, opening at lIGl5O aud
closing at 10Y ISL asked for bankers bills.
GOGIJ-AmeriCan gold is frmer, market feverlsh
and unsettled; opening at 3J5, declining to 50, and
reaching TO 35 and closing at 534a35 per cent. Pr
MUM California gold bars nominal.
(2OVRRNlf fNT STOCkS-Market dropping
United States Gs OF l55l, 1915 80 Treasury Notes,
lu5l<GIn5is.
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Wall PAPER. &c.

GOLD BAND 3 PAINTED wIHDoE SHADES,
rest variety Of patterns for Bse es low as any N
ne market, ct l55 Euperior-st.
F-Wau fapsT puf up By EZpsrienced RoLk knle1 at
IhOrs notios, lApT1l d, OAhSph
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI,
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TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
nAsT NIGHTS DIsP1TOHEsJ
THE WAR IN THE EAST,
The Army on the Move.
Hanoook's Division at Charleston.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI,
General Sohofeld Moving South,
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY
Gen. Bragg Still Retreatlng.
Our Forces occupy Lexington
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
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on Roanoke Island, have generally . bleachc,
and ushealthy appearance, aud the young girls
though they have the bloom Of youth iu theii
eheks, want the animation. the bright int,jli.
gent sparkle Of The eye. and vi,or Of movement,
thst characterize our northern county girl. in
the humlicyt ranks.
In one house which We cni--cd VI. found "ths
c'd woman aud her two girl, emp,nye.i ~ CARL
ls vol srd cotton, AMI spinning thread 10
i'Ns huwc'pun' cloth. Before ,he rebellion
ttt o,d-lt' 'i1uvl implement. of louse n,,,.ul,r-
tdre had Nreh thrown H.ile lcrnuae clothing
Gov ia Ne tou-ht far cheaper, ard m ,it,r prah.
" utn II c'Hd he wtle with them. iut si4pe
t.'l~ ~ 'u''diu'ic' ia civil vut, tie old sru-
mug ,eie sd looms htys lo.n r.ntipI arl
rut i1'e use. iho r'l i.,r phon asked h.e
- hFrd hcr '1r replied ir stharp, qHoriluus
tonc, that &c d.U'u mind .t much Tor the men.
but wien II came 20 providing Tor the girls. che
couldn't get along 50 we'll. Ilomc,run fer thorn
enc nj not fancy. The girl, locked down shnsh.
~ II Their vrll-worn cahcpcs. aud q, idru,l, i,lt
tha' sven change vt them tor tho newest home
'u'u was = descent they did not like to make. --
liv 10 aud hur'spun are rather iucuustusua.
sno l noticed t,nt 'us tso,thu .tl- Wcr, not is-
lutant 90 tho hoop tt,linn. Cotton ~ grown On
he pc" i'n'7, hut not IA large quantities. tram
berries gr"w spontaneously, bus are not rul,iya-
td, '"U man told u. 'lpt he usually Gathered
itcn Three ini,ur hundred bu.hrls ot 4 season.
AMI sent Them North. hut lat wear there va. NO
na .ri, ~ consequence @, secession. W, OBJ
uit,d rore poultry el,s, sw,ct POTATOES. eau
'"gcs and houey--all native products VI Cruatun
tor Mm'h 'Wo prices wore paid, aul Ne had a
hearty invitation 10 'coms over again.
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miscellaneous.

TuE health q tho King cf Iia'v 10 stated -
he somewhat pwrnrious, and ~ he 10 a stout
rl'thorc rrrn, frequent hlee'lings are necessary.
" w'ich ma" result uufayorably at any time saA
| l"ad 30 .o.N Political complications Vietrrf
| Emanuel comes ot Ashort-lived race, but s,~
| cn'"Vn' NTH great crUuran.n and intense Vita
| VIZ. L. memucrs soon wear out, but they nsvur
! i1't, Nul the kiugof Italy, though .till almo-1
/ = 3lr- man, has made deep wide marx in ths
worlds History.
| PHrriots 10 the successful Nswberu sxp.m.
| tion, about 500 of our troops were sent 20 o.
lumhiHi y. g., 10 Interfere with general nust.p
OF rebel militia NJ that prce, for the purposs n
| drafting sol''crs f,r he confederate army. PA
It turned on, that a.. order " - recalled only =
''w rebels had collected, and these especially As-
appeared. The trnr. occupied the town. whioA
vas dcs"ftci ty its hihitants during the nIgha
eni returned 70 Roanoke Island On the following
day.
TnF mother NJ The rohsi General TTlghn.z.
re- rntlv went 20 Boston, accompanied by h~
d usl,rr M'. Lowry, and having received psr-
~ ,i'n ir"n Sociei'y stanton, visited her son
~ turt nrr'n. She 10 u stauuCh UniOnisa
aud her hr exclamation on meeting him va
'.Oh, my ro'sl su"; and during the eonyrrr~-
ii'u sho sail, "M heard yoa wcr. t,k.n
I THANKED ''y' that you had teen rescued fr,I
accession II lu'nccs, Cld were I to hear thsrs
was any chance Of your being exchanged 4
vent You again Joining tho rol,els. for I voalk
rather have you To remain here during your NE
than To know you were among the nsitnrs a
iae country She returned 10 Pluadelphia q
tho 10th.
T'E oil wsl'' At Fnni.killcn, CIV, ar. yi.IA
"" more 'hundarily than was At first describeA.
There ate about 200 wells At that place, whisA
svcrnge 5000 barrels a day. Out of ON. m
~ gallons were pumped In two minutes. An
other well vells barrel in 30 seconds, or nearly
5000 barrels div. Enniskil is 20 fee, shov,
the Lowell Of Lake Huron, snd 800 feet above the
Lowell oi the sea. The rock is a little over 20
icct below the snrfac. Of the earth and IN. v.IIs
y,rv In depth from 100 to 23O feet, or from SO n
$50 feet below the rock. Vessels and Transports
ton fail to meet the increasing supply of Oh anA
much ot It 10 wasted. Eighteen mouths ago tAs
OIL district ~aa willcrness II now contain. soa
inhabitants and the number u Increasing. Tas
price at he wrla Ia tl pea barrsl, and the sInptV
barrels soil at t2 each.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
USDNY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1862.


=,
The liN'S remarks that the cannon and iron
"'ak Of The Morrin'e battered town other things
.'.'.'s woolcn ships in Hampton Roads, AMI
'''u.'i over ihs old iosc proJulces that have
o'''l''''i. iHW'H i'r ~ many years the im-
pro'emen's which have nov 1ecOms imperative
IN naval architecture.
is wash Ston correspondent writes
itr'a. " no event Of The war was ,r'h 'ur.
,,Ir, -. '' W. n,.,,. st'' ~ -, %, .
ud,i.. p, Az NcwLcrn. During the past week.
ard ever since the evacuation oi Manassas,
M. =, ..%'ti! has n'in leu '.t buTn,'.r' ihe
,,..I. baJ d.J lam NJ .n,.ias to sr,,ii,,ic
the gallant Eaalc Leland cliff Cures loud
'.' deep ".r. h.apcd N Mcclellan, Burn-
,,r.it r.,.,... ,,,,. ',..',i,.E ",
otnl -r.-. .r cip.u,. or cut To- riac, h,
rn'. Why H..' uo Mcclellan r,Hiur,, him
'' ,'' HA. '' " .,.',d r'p'r' star
'.r... ...r,l lcr Nm. NM,a. ,', v'.t '
N,-u SON va.. but tol,y W. hear. ,b.,Ial'v,
N,'r'''e las token N'wn,rn, y, G., t.Nts w
,,,, ,'' '''''' ,'..''i VIZ '''
Nusa..u't Gan. NJ. p. 'l,'Li, I'm them All .l.,ui
DO. ed. IIat N..ttH IL iit, sI,t. , Sf,,.I, l..
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+ | N A N c / A L.

NEW YORK, "Wednesday, March Ia
tbs business Was small At the Bank. The puhns
ON not come IN a. IA VAS expected they would vhsa
tho nin intr'H rushed IN and sent up prices TAsr
are not ID pcd 10 eontinus 70 buy, and the G.as-
sections become small. Ts abundance Of monsx
| t,vors holders
In United States there wss vc1y little change anss
Ihs b. ~. the market Gru. rnd f.ls 4 cher: New
| York Central. ~
The 'ranstotIon' In specie wers larger, with .u..a
renewal ef ibs speculative feeling. Bales iSSalM
time.
1herswsrs sales Al suction of genuine New HArss
k7lrosd gen shares, At IOE,oS 4 the close
TIE Ang'p Saxon reports that an Improved a.
r'ni mr United States securities took p, oe wAsA
'hr calturs Of Foi, Douels,n Nrs known The ouv
o. B,umoro hcncs Feb. Is with SeU1,OO0, had nsa
sr.i,ed oyL aud the iusufanc. 1u her was hishsr.
There Is tGir demand fur tie $40 trsA.uxR
n..', l"t We w,s- "a hardly a. Arm A. It wA. TSs
.Nlr 20 "'salbO. Tie sn,. It ON sale IL nod As
l'm 8dODO10OO Ia ;hs hands of Banks Savings
and others, and the Secretary holds s3 900 900 20
on sale, which ha hoIea 70 get par for, mAkia0
sGToOOOOO
II = lrl o7itos ~ Government demand rotes wiA
Tia A,sl,sslt Treasurer, 81 . per oent. intars-A
amount To i20o0,0OO. Or this amount ST, O0,oos
are from tie Banks, In return Tor the csrtnsas.s
Which are used In the daily olsAringA
bill has passed Me Ohio Legislature authoriss
ing tho change OF Ohio state stock Tor old, p.v
able in New York.
The rate Of exchange is higher for banksrs
names, Haley.
The exchanges at the Clearing House were Sisy,
O94,29T, balance Si,iIG67O
The B'ston brokers have seat . COMMITTEES, A
connection with one rom New York and on. tro.a
Philadelphia, 10 Washington, 10 complain Of Ne
taxes On stocks. They are the las, who .houM
e'mplain. II the tax was doubled upon all tina
transactions, the community would bs the bssass
for a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-20
A WEEKLY EDITION

hght han est, and " se life has bean IN. lo,.
predatory wssiare Of pundcr and cruelty. H.
cou'h ard brutal Arkansans, who hsve GROWN up
smid murders snd homiciies. Ignorant aRd in
i''uatsi hi""rrians, led on By designing and
intriguing politicians.
Opposed to tlem vers the gallant sons ~
Iowa, dese,n'sd mainly fr1n Paritan fathers.
There, too, stood the patient, courageous sons 81
Germany, iies 70 iacs with an insolent spd IN
principled foe, coutendins for thoss psineipies -
iii erty and justics for which they have u.tf
now striven In vain. Honor to thess men so
Weir great leausr for the art Trey sustained n
WIS momentous day. Illinois, Tndisuns, .-a
ONO were represented there, aud ,obly vii th-z
bar the wreaths Il triumph. For the dzss thas
the loyal Mis'ourians have given an unequivo--
cal and decided test Of their al lity to eops vis
NE brsggart traitors under tie banner u Co.
Price.