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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

As1nk>' De>ttna al y.
The destination Of this expedition has AT length
got oni-aot by telegraph, but through he prg.
ins, newspaper correspondents. Sivs the " ash
ington correspondent Of the New York Tunes,
Oh Monday:
~ . are now permitted to say that Bank OBJ
lecis IRE 20 embrace all the interests of the De
p.stment OF the Guli; and tha; alter the lapse OF
snort period, and the accomplishment Of certain
important acts Gen Banks will relieve Gen But
Ter N hi- command, and the latter will return to
the North
The occupation of Mobile will be one Of the
earliest fruits OF this Augmentation of force Ia the
department; and can doubt that General
Banks sill lose no time and spare no effort % ria
Texas Of The handful OF rebels that control that
State"
Ten to one this is more of a POLITICAL than a
military exposition. We shall see the fruit of il
in the return at a batch Of bogus members OF
Congress Banks Is Just the man for this scheme
Ii successful, il will afford the President an op
tunity 90 escape from the Consequences Of bis
promised proclania;ion. and ri the same time
oil up the next Congress with sham representa-
tives = Milwaukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
(No. 1881
4 United STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

mo. 1881
ETNI1ED STATES or AMERICA DISTRICT or IN.
DIANA, SIS
WHEREAS libel of information has been fled IN the
District Court Of the United within and 70,
he Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana on the 18th
day OF Dcce nber. ls62 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorne,
for the United States, the District Of Indiana. asa
the following described credits ard effects on Burr
NOlaId, tOwit: Ore promi>sory Mole January IL
ts53. due October !. s2, with interest
sum Of Xix fhou~snd (S6U00) dollars aid given b,
James H. Creighton David g. Rose In consideration
OF certain real estate IN Iaporte county, indiana and nv
said Rose assigned and transferred Burr holland
for violation ii the Powers Of Congress Of JULY
IL sG2 entted"An stto suppress Instruction 80 pun
i>h treason and rebellion, seize and
property Of rebels aud for ether purposes and praying
process againsi said note and that the same may be
condemned and cid a enem - property.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under
the zeal Of said court, to directed and delivered DO
hereh' give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
note, any part thereof IN any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before tie said District
Court 81 the United Stae be held the city ofindau-
apols IN and for the Dstrc n Indiana the third Mon
day o May next nj ten O'Clock Of the forenoon OF that
day. then and there inerpose their claims aud make
their allegations in that behalf.
ID G.. ROSE. L. 5. Marshal,
Per !. s. BrsELO~, Deputy
JoHN II. RIA, Clerk dec17-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

mo 1872
VTNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA. S.:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed I'm the Dis
trct Court Of the United States within and for the seventh
Circuit and District of Indiana, the 18th Dec 1862
by John Hanna, ESP, Attorney for The United States
for the District 1T indiana agans thu following described
credits and effects of Burr T. holland io-wit: One
Promiss"ry note dated January 1859 October 1851
with interest iTm date for six Thousand s6OO) follar
said note given by one jane H. Crghon To David g. Rose
IN consideration Of certain real n apo &c county
Indiana and by said Rose assigned and transferred To said
Burr L. holland, for violation II the powers of
an act Of Congress- approved Jgy H. lS62 entitled
act To suppress nsurrecon punish and rebel
Hon. seize and eoi>cate the properly OF rebels and for
other purposes, and praying process against said note
and that the same may be condemned and sold a.
enemies property.
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the monton under the
seal Of said court diret ted and delivered do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said note
or any part thereof any Interested therein
that they he and appear before the District Court
the United States, 10 be held the city dianapo
in and for the District OF indiana the third Monday
May next. at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon OF that
day. then and there ntepose their claims and 10
their allegations IN that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, L. :. Marshal.
Per |. ;. BIGELOw. Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN u. RIA, Clerk. decl7-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

Some the other day sent the following note
to the editor of the New Ofk World:

Please inform igporast reader of the
grounds for calling Fort Lafayette an American
BssfiIe.
The World answers that an ignorant reader
will find the Information he desires in Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary follows:
BAsrIE-An old castle in Paris. built be-
tw>en 1863 and 1888 usel A. a State prison and
converted 10 the purpose of cobhnng men for
lise who happened 70 incur the resentment or
jxsiousy OF he French Monarchs II was de-
molished by the euragsd populace in 1883.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
lspeeiai Co-respondence ofthe Chicago Time.
FROM washington.

" RErcHED MisNANAss OF rHE AFFAIR AT
fEFptHcKsBuRe : fHk BLAME REsTs UroS
LsSooIS, STANTON SxD HALLKck-MESDAosoUs
STATExESTs OF rHK ADMINISTRATION - RE.
NAsKsBLs SPEscH OF Ma. COSwAY on THE
Boots STATE OF vItGISIA-SlGSlFIcAScE OF
TIKI sFEEca. &c fUff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
special Notice.

10 FERTZsERS--iH afcerrisewsnis ,dtsa fov
sTscJess time. and ordered oHs bsore hs expiration
ofi1< tine ectse. srs7 Be charged ae regular rasHs
osf1s sass< 80, % re fine fAes are orferes0.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
go. 1851
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or md.


A 7 NITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or md.
u ANA--SS:
Whereas, libel Of information hss been fled in the
District Cor Of the United States. within and fDr the
Seven Circuit district Of Indiana on the lath Az 81
December. le62 by John Hanna. Esq-- Attorney
United statcsfor the District ~ Indiana, agans the fol-
lowing described credit, aud effects Of one hrrP. No.
land one Promissory Note. dated January n
io53, Cue October I. lSG4. wiki
The sum Of six h0usans doars, ss,00O said note given
b, one James g. Cngat 10 D4sh C. Roe in con.id~r.-
ton Of certain real estate La county. In
diana, and BY said kse assigned and transferred 10
Burr z. Nolsnd for the violation Of the powers
Of an act a congress- approved Jus IL. ettled
an act % suppress 10 punish
beon. 20 seize ami o0ncste The property Of rebels and
for other purPose, and praying prooess again. sad
note, and that the stne may be condeIned sud sold
DENIES property.
Nos therefore IN pursuance the mention under the
seal Of said Cori directed ant delivered 10 here
by give pubic notice all persons claiming said note
any part thereof, OF IN any manner interested
therein that they be and pear before the said the
District Court cfthe United be held CITY
Of indianapolis IN and for The District n ldirns. on the
thrI Monday u May nexi. Al tee O'Clock q the FORE
q a.dsy then and there int-rpose lhsr claim.
and make their allegations in that behalf.
u. g.. kOSE, 4. :. Marshal.
BY l. ). BieELow Deputy.
Attest:
yOax II. fKA. Clerk. declT-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

In the spring or summer The Quariermas,er
advertised Tor proposals FOE furnishing LOT OF
uniforms. Messrs GLrSS q Co. OF this citv.
put n their BIDS. one or all WOOL kersey. u
81 IS Ter suit: Atwood kefsey, At s. Oh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
srRAYEp OR STOLEN. :
Light Sorrel HORSES Reward.

SsTRAYED OR sIoIsEs fRcM WASHINGTON ST.
- on thursday. D-cember n. a Light Sorrel Horse
fourteen snds big h, hasa lunp hrs back
by he saddle, sx sears Old, his legs fresh
shesred Is fast PAGER and rack r. The above reward
will be paid for "a Iandrrs Mills stable An
Indiana eois fvz information thar will lead Ia. re
covsry. JOHN l.. kNOf.
4.els-dlw1wz~ -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

To EXCHANGES will exchanges Publishing
prospectus please alter the price of The Daily
IL suit the new terms. IN this paper. and call AT
tention tot BY doing 20 they will confer adj
ditional obligations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
y. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES.

mo. 1911
NrrED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, IS.
WHEREAS libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, on the 18th
day Of December. 1852, by John Hanna ESQ. Attorney
Of the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects of Burr
holland, towit one Prumiss0ry Note dated January 81
1853, due octo'er 1880 with interest from date Cor
six thousand dollars ($6 tC0l aid note given by one
James H. Creighton TO David q Rose, consideration
certain real in isporte county indiana and nv
said Rose assigned and transferred 70 said Burr r.
land, for violation the powers 4 act of congress-
approved July ", 1862 entitled AN act TO suppress
surrection, punish and rebellion seize
contscue the property Of rebels and for 9th pur-
poses and pray ing process against laid note
the same may be condemned and sold enemies prop
,rty.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the montion under
seal of said court. directed ana delivered
by give public notice all persons claiming said note
part thereof or IN any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District
the United States to be held the city of Indianapolis
in and for the District of Indiana the third Monday
May next, at ten o'clock of the that day.
then and there % nferpose their claims and 10 MAKE
their allegations in that behalf
d. G.. ROSE, u. 5. Marshal.
Per l. s BlGELOw, Deputy.
JoHS u. REA. Clerk. dec17-dI4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
THE suLcRovE cSSrRAcr.

In reference to the contract with SuLGRovE &
REYNOLDS for eight hundred anu fourteen
airy equipments, Gen vAJrS thus testified
\ contract fos GO WAS first made by Gen
Wood, who was authorised by the War Depart
ment Gen. Wood came into our Office. and
there was Mr Elliott, of Evansville with
whom contract had been made upon the part of
the General Govern for 400 saddles. We
therefore sent out Frank Murphy after Mr. Sui
grove be came in. and Gen Wool contracted
with hun Tor GOO. Frank Murphy not then
In the employ OF this department. | have been
told by outsiders not by Frank Murphy. that
there understanding between Suisrove
and Murphy That the former should pay theIatter
hlty cents on each saddle Tor his assisting IN get
ting the contract. had a conversation nth
Suigrove in Cmcinnau about making the add
tional 2ll saudles. | told Sugrove1 VAS not
authorised to let him have more. but that Gen.
Wool mas IN Indianapolis aud no doubt he would
let him have them at the same price He i'm
meiistely did so | asked him whether he
vas paving Frank Murphy anything Toe
assisting BAN in getting the contract -
BE said that matter between
him aud Frank Murphy That. as near rs can
recolect. the exact answer he gave me l
inquired OF Frank about IL. and be said il vas a
mere joke. or. believe, bad thrown up a tiiy
cent piere. accompanied with nod OF the head
but that be had told SulgroSe he in
earnest. NNleloNt Htct cpohc ~ uit auouA tue
matter alter the contrsct let lie ~tii titaJ
Gov Merton or some Que else came 10 him aud
asked him whether such wa- the ease lie sad
il REYNOLDS did not promise send
the money TO me for Frank Murphy he said
he'would attend to IL. something Of the Kind
cae,i on Reynolds Tor the money. an,i said To
him be could send il 20 nav store, a. Frank Mar
ply IA the butcherns business aud neede.i Il
did this Tor tie purpose OF finding out whether
such contract was maze with Frank Marphy
SUIeEovF, in his testimony, states that. from
the conversations he had with VAIN, he had 40
doubt at all but that there an understanding
between him and FRANK MuRrHr, aud tina, IN
the conversation about the matter NAJES sad
that the compensation ought 10 be seventy five
cents Instead Of ffty--apd tha. Y. AJAX, IN the
st place, suggested that he should have seven.
ty-6ve cents. aud then tat he (SULGgovEl sug
gcsted that the understanding with McRrHS
that only nifty cents should be paid There Is a
direct issue Of verscity between SVLsRoyK and
- VAsKx. Both cannot tel the truth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
NO. 1871
SrtTEsOFA AMERICA, DIS.

NO. 49,. /
TINTED rtTEsOF AMERICA. DIS.
u TRlCT OF INDIANA, -
WHEREAS, libel at information has been filed in the
District Court 81 the United State within snd Tor the
Seventh Circuit and District OF indiana the 18th day
Of December 1862. by John Hanna. Esq. Attorney
tie United Stafes tor the DsirC II Indiana against the
Following descr bed credits and effects Burr r. No
land. TO wiz One Prom Mote for the Of xix
thus md S6.0u1) dollars dated January n, 1852 due
October ], 1883 with interest FIRM att said n0ie given
by James H. Creighton David g. Rose ia cs1sidera-
ton II certain real etate in Laptrfe county, Indian
by said Rose assigned and nsferred said Burr n. No
land for violation of the pow a. act Of Congress ap-
proved July H. l6S2 cnled pprc~s
ton, srnish and rebeon seize aud
the property OF rebels and for other purposes praying
pr,cess against said ote and that The may be con-
demnetl and sol6 as enemies property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance " the m0niion under the
seal Of said Cou 90 me directed and delivered d. here
BY give public notice TO all persons claiming said note
part thereof or in interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held the city - Ind ana
lie in and for the District of Indiana the third Monday
of Nay next at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon 81
then aud there 20 niepose their claims and make their
aieg a.ions in that behalf.
d. GARLAND ROSE, L. NJ.
BY l. Borrow. Deputy
Attest: JofN u. RIA, Clerk decl7-dl4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
" ash burue's Report ON Government
Contracts rhc PatrfOtsc' Con.
tractors of Indiana ..ls0w the VI oney

wash burue's Report ON Government
Contracts 80 rhc Patriotic, Con.
tractors of Imdiana..isow the Va ney
Goes.
The types we're in error in giving vAJENs test
imony in he GrissENposFF matter. in our issue Of
Saturday. Instead of yeading that the letter let
b. GKIsskSDoRfF at the store soon came into Va
JEss possession. il should have read that it nerer
came into bis possession.
We have a word further to say about
"the man raised up for this particular
crisis He makes great professions Of
Off isl purity generally. and especially 80 in
reference to the contracts for army supplies which
were made through the State Quartermaster's
Department IL will be recoIlected that the
Governor, early in the summer o; 1861 received
present OF very fine carriage and pan of spen
did horses with the necessary equipments, which
were reported at the time to have been gift from
his old friends ia WAYNE county as a token OF
their personal esteem for HIS Exceliency. But
it appears that the costy turnout was subscribed
for by army contractors. One gentleman. from
the East. who had received some contracts and
was laboring for more. was handel the su6serp
ton paper and he put down anu paid one huhufel
dollars. OF course the public will attribute this
gilt OF the army contractors entirely to patriotic
considerations, dIsinterested tribute 20 the pri-
va,e and pubic virtues OF the Governor, aud not
as expression OF thankfulness FOR past favors
anil gentle hint that further eontiuuance OF
His Excellency's influence would be duly appre
GATED M. NAsnBuRNE, the Chairman OF the
Congressional Committee. when here. had the
pleasure Of visiting the cimps aud oui public
institutions in that establishment of the crisis
man. but We presume the Governor did not
inform him tia, ii was gift from shodiy con
tractors Tor supplies, as it appears no ques.
tious were aSkcl the witnesses by the committee
in reference thereto. They did not tell how
much BRiDGLASD how much VAJEN sub
scribed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

10000 Cocoa
NJ :.
200 Il o e :
Lemons.
200 h o X e =
Oranges
500 Bio X es
Raisins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

$4,000 T o.
bacco.
500 : a c X 3
Rice.
1000 Barrels
salt.
600 Barrels
Whisky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

6S,6s,GS,
GS.
East " ash =
ington =
Indianapolis,
Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

,. :. HARVEY. Treas. OF state.
A. LANCE, Aud of State.
dece2 -d&wit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
(NO. 1872
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. IS:

iecl7-dI4t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
FROMKENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. ~.
At the surrender of Munfordsville, on
Wednesday morning, the rebels took four
thousand prisoners, who are reported TO
have been subsequently paroled, cOmpris-
ing the Both, 9th and 89th Indiana, four
hundred of the 50th Indiana, two compa-
nies each of the 18th and 74th Indiana, one
company Of the 1st Wisconsin, one compa-
ny of the Louisville provost guard, seven
ty recruits for the 3sd Kentucky, the 4th
Ohio battery of six guns, with four other
guns in position. The loss at Munfords-
Vile, previously stated, was in Sundays
fight.
There were two or three hours of skir-
mishing on Tuesday, between the sharp
shooters of both parties. The rebels did
not attack us in force. In Sundays fight
General Chalmers made an attack on our
forces, with eleven regiments. On Tues
day night, Buckner's division was added
to the force. The firing on Tuesday night
was rebel feint to enable them to secure
the north bank of the river. In that we
lost two killed and four or five wounded.
Eleven Of the enemy were killed.
Very many reports are circulating from
down the road the transmission of which
is forbidden by the military authorities,
who however entertain the hope and belief
that the preparations now actively con-
-summatiug, will not only insure the safe
| ty of Louisville, but speedily clear Ken
lucky of the rebel invaders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

INV AOAAh3 sept ~
Washington dispatches state that cav
airy reconnaissance from Heintzelman' s
Headquarters yesterday morning accom-
plished one of the mostrapid and brilliant
achievements of the canpaign. They went
within three miles of Thoroughfare Gap,
performing the distance of so miles in less
than 20 hours. Near ThOr0ughfare Gap
they discovered a rebel force acting as a
body-guard to Ewell, who was in an am
bulance badly wounded, being escorted
towards Richmond
Three of the body-guard captured, to-
gether with about 80 more prisoners, seve-
raj of whom were officers, and some wag-
Ons. This report sent in by Birney.
The Herald's Washington dispatch has
the following;
Information has reached here that the
rebels last night destroyed the new bridge
at Harper Ferry, and blew up the piers.
They also destroyed everything possible to
be destroyed at Harper's Ferry and along
the line of the road to Martinsburg in
cluding the splendid bridge known as Pill
lar Bridge at that point.
This morning there remained only a
small force Of rebels on Bolivar Heights,
and one company at Sandy Hook.
The rebels took advantage of the cessa-
tiOn Of hOsilities yesterday, to make all
necessary arrangements for their retreat
their main body crossing the river at the
nearest fords. Some accounts state near
Harpers Ferry, others at Dam No. 4-the
latter probably their principal crossing.
There are flying rumOrs of an engage
ment to-day, but it is ascertained that the
firing proceeded from our flying artillery
attacking the rear-guard of the retreating
rebel army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
All Reading Matter on this page
il from Saturday Evenings Edition
The War News.

The intelligence from the Seat of Warm
the East continues to be Of the most cheer
ing character, success after success follow
ing the rapid progress of our army, and
the total discontinue, if not annihilation,
Of the rebel army, becoming every day
more certainly inevitable. There can be
little doubt that since their invasion of
Maryland the rebel army has been reduced
in numbers at least one-third, while the
prestige of their successes up to the time of
their coup detat has been wrenehed from
them, and the morale of their army de-
stroyed. Once more in Virginia, desolated
as it has been by the ravages Of 100000
armed men for period of sixteen months,
they can hardly hope much longer to hold
cut against the army Of the Union, fully
supplied with all the necessities Of the
campaign, and strong in the zeal which its
recent brilliant achievements inspire.
The news Of the surrender of Munfords-
vile is confirmed, but from the efforts
that are being made we have good reason
to hope that the disaster will be retrieved
at an early day, and the rebel hOrdes en-
tirely driven from the soil of Kentucky.
The apparent inertuess of Buell. is most
unaeeountable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
THIS AFTERNOONS D1sPATcHEs.l
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
It is understood that a genetai Court
Martial has been ordered to meet here on
the 24th inst, for the trial of General Nc
Kinstry. The following officers have been
detailed for the Court: Brigadier Gener-
ais Harney, Graham, Philip St. George
Cook, Colonels Taylor, Craig, Wait and
Simonson, Lieutenant Colonels Graham,
Alex. Grier, Major Vodges. Lieutenant A.
A. Hosmer, of the 14th Mass. Volunteers,
Aid-de-Camp, is Judge Advocate.
General Harney is President of the
Court All the officers are of the regular
army except the Judge Advocate, and the
Court is considered an unusually able one.
General McKinstry was ordered under ar
rest in November last and has ever since
been incessant in application for a Court
of inquiry or Court Marshal to investigate
his official conduct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
"Conservatives,' in an.sachusorts.

NUII71I 7elII'' n n NJ NJ
A Peoples Convention "-anti-Admin-
istration-will be held in Worcester, Mas
sachusetts, on the I'd of October at which
it is supposed Judge Parker, Of Cambridge,
will be nominated for Governor. There
has been organized conservative" par
ty, with the intention of rolling back the
tide of radicalism which now covers that
State. AS in other parts of the country, it
is a part of the grand scheme to carry
conservative" members Of Congress. The
Democrats hold their State Convention on
the 8th Of October.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22
RnnIRALTInIORR.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.
The following dispatch just received from
a special army correspondent Of the Balti-
more American, from Keatsville, via Fred
erick, September 18th, says the rebel army
retreated during Tuesday night, towards
the Potomac river.
MoClellan's army was all in motion at
an early hour this morning, prepared to
renew its offensive operations against the
enemy. By ten o'clock every road was
crowded with cur troops and trains NOV
ing towards the Potomac, across the Anti
etum Greek bridge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22

The news Of McCleIlan's great victory,
achieved to-day, was received with great
rejoicing. The troops here are urging to
be sent forward, that they may yet assist
in the great work.
Travel to Chambersburg and Hagers-
town was resumed to-day, and the telegraph
is now open to Boonsboro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-22

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