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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

The citizens OF Att ,nta have purchased the splendid
war charger "Hghla der fro Col Ben. O. Ysnoy, Of
Athens, Georgia at 1000, to be presented &c General
Forrest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

Let the YsGse>s stick to the ground. They are not
of the cavalier stock and meant to go afOot Ne
sutar &C.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

The trial of Jas. Hickman, before the Confederate
Court at Huntsville, Ala for treason, had been con.
cuded, a d resulted in his acquittal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

Doctor Edward North, a distinguished physician of
Charleston, died at his residence in that city Tuesday
morning, the 26th May.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

The old stone house, about half mile west of Har-
risonburg Va for many years occupied by the family
of Robert Lskey, Sen, was destroyed BY fire last Sat
urday night week.
Joseph Smith, an old and respectable citizen Of Au
eusta county, Va was thrown from a mule week or
two since rec living such fracture Of bis leg to
qure ampu alton, and which resulted in his death few
days afterwards. .-r..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01
YANKEE TYRANNY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
vi. IN 1-nnN unMEN ANn GILL nREN

w An OTON hOhEN AAND OAlAhDHA4A's
A Yankee Brgader General, named Roberts, came
into Weston, Lewis county, Va, two three weeks
ago. after our forces under Gen. ImbOden had passed
through, and commenced series of tyrannical acts
alone worthy of Abolition commanders. The Stanton
indicator says:
They delivered copies CT the annexed orders to
bers Of families some Of whom have reached this point
having been sent through their lines far Kerus-
town. at which place they arrived at night aud we're
there left 10 take care of themselves. Sixtyhree
men and children were sent out with he lady who
ceiyed the order from which copy, and siXty-two
who did not ave natural protectors in the South,
at the same time started for Camp Chase This trea.
ment is hereafter to he dealt out to all Southern sympa-
thzers who may be found in their lines
What a valiant set of warriors, who, as Ong our
forces were in Western Virginia, kept aoof from dan
ger and after their departure charge into deenceless
towns and Wreak their vengeance upon helpless women
and children
HEADoRs ISD. DIV. YIDDLE DEP'r.,
WESTON, n. W. Va,
May 10TH 1858
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

A recent trip down the river showed us many mag
n6ceut fields Of wheat fully headed out, which viii be
ready for the reaper in twenty or twenty-five davs In
distance of fifty miles did not see an Indifferent
crop.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01
GENERAL ORDER !


No. Is.
l. The Major General commanding TIE Department
has directed that all families within the lines of this
army, whose natural protectors have joined the rebel
lion against the United Safes by taking up or 60
ing and remaining within the country occupied by the
Confederate armies be sent beyond military lines
II. All officers and military commanders, within the
lines or this army will see that these instructions are
strictly carried out.
Ill be humane policy Of the Federal Government
10 give protection families Of rebels within lines
on the observance of strict neutrality has been so
shsmefuy used as the OF treacherous and trea
sonlble intercourse and nforGaton with the enemy,
that its discontinuance has become a necessity.
BY order of Brig. Gen. b S. RoBERTs,
(Sgned) JAS. McC BErL,
Captain and A A. G., L. S, A
Offcisl:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

THE WHEAT (ROP. = The Lynchburg Republican
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
NEWS FROM REBEL s0URoEs.
= : = = = =
SANDY HOOK, Sept. %

SANDY HOOK, sept. z0.
The steamship China, from Liverpool
the 18th, via Queenstown the 18th, passed
this point.
LONDON, 12th.-The Government has
certainly resolved to stop steam rams in
the Mersey.
The Florida is detained at Brest to sat
isfy French claims.
It is positively asserted that Maximil-
ian accepts the Mex can crown.
A Times Morris Island letter says moth
ing has tFanspIred worthy Of note since the
date of my last letter; in fact, i. is not
very evident anything will occur for some
weeks to come. The Navy does not mani
fest the first sign of sctivity.
Cotton market excited and advanced l
! oil and closed firm.
Breadstuffs easier.
Provisions quiet and steady.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat easier )
no decline. Corn steady, 27s@27s Sd.
Pork dull and dOWnwsrd. Bacon steady.
Lard quiet, 5000.
LATEsT.-Hoiders Of cotton demand an
advance. Breadstuffs inactive. PrOvi-
sions quiet and STEADY. ConsOls 90 9-8a
9S4. Ill. Central 6 a discount. Erie "a
aS5. --..-----.--
Mr.. Field has arranged everything tC
lay the Atlantic cable next summer.
It is reported Lower California is to bC
ceded TO France.
La France and La Presse editorially ap
prove of the Confede1ates calling out ne
gro troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
ROsecrans Confident of Victory
PROM NEW YORK.
NV zoRK, September q.

INV AOhh1 GGploMUCA 30
A Charleston HsrbOr letter states that
everything is quiet there.
The Herald's letter says that great
deal Of work is being done, of an imPOr-
tant character, the nature o. which cannot
at present be revealed; bat the results Of
which will soon deTelope themselves.
On Wednesday last there was q severe
gale from the northeast, which continued to
blow with great fury until Thursday night,
when it moderated, and finally died away.
Tents were blown down and their occu-
pants compelled to remain out doors ex-
posed TO one Of the severest rain storms l
have witnessed for some time. The tides
we're unusually high, and huge waves roll
ed TAR on the beacn over the levees Of sand
constructed about the camps, and ccm-
pleteIS swept down the front rows of the
tents, and drowned the soldiers, Vessels
in the Roads pitched and rolled violently,
and many Of them dragged their anchors.
Fortunately none went ashore.
The Charleston Courier Of the 10th has
the following;
A very sad accident occurred at battery
Cbeves, James Island, about ten O'clock
Tuesday morning, A magazine exploded,
killing five men. We have not learned
the cause of the explosion, nor how many
| -s-S--~1s1.
The rebel steamer Sumter was sunk be
tween Moultrie and Sumter few days
ego, in what manner the Courier does moi
state.
Governor Bonham has called an extra
session Of the State Legislature to meet al
Columbia September 9Th.
Governor Bonham, in q proclamation
calls out sll the arms-bearing population
Of the State over sixteen years of age
who are net in, or liable to the Confederate
service, for State defence. The term o
enlistment of those accepted is six months
The rebel batteries on James ISLAM
have been busily engaged IN shelling on
camps on Block Island, during the pas
three or four days, but had not occssione'
/ asingle casualty up TO last night.
The rebels seem to be under the lmpres
sion that something is going on that dee
not promise well to their cause, as our me
are silent and no guns have been fired o
our side recently. 1t is not improbsbl
that they are correct in their surmises, bu
their efforts to shell US out will signall
fail to remove the cause Of their fears
As 1 write Gregg is being rapidly shell
ed by batteries Bee and SImpkins on Su
livan'e and James Islands. No considers
Bile number Of casualties have occurre
lately on this Island, from rebel praetie'
although at times it has been quite ht
and we'll directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24


driven beyond the Red river, followed By
most obnoxious rebel citizens. q he feels
assured that the love and attachment for
the Union Is not axtinct in Western Ar
kansas. Joy was manifested at the -
pearance of his troops. ~ -
The reports of delegations who haZe
visited him from the interior Of Southern
Arkansas, and the arrival Of hundreds Of
refugees to enlist in the army, gives assur-
ances Of the fact. He feelingly alluded
10 the prosecutions of the Union men and
classes. ~ la sea5s- lsl
The address follows. o.
Many applications have been made BY
citizens for safeguards. Nohe will be is
sued The test safeguard you can have is
the American flag unfurled ever your own
premises. aud depOrt yourselves as be-
comes good loyal citizens. Your conduct
must be yoar safeguard il it be your de-
sire to Olsen hral yourselves from tyranny
and oppression to which you have been
subjected, and organize civil government
under the auspices Of the United States
authority. --s e. 81
Every facility will be afforded 70 accom-
pIish that purpose. leave the matter
with you, trusting wise councils may pre-
vail rr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
NRIRs FROM GENRRAL BLUNT.

De 1o0AbI OcpbSADOA SSs
A Leayenworth special to the Democrat
contains sdvioes from BlunPs army up to
the 10th inst Blunt in very poor health
leaves for Fort Scott soon. All is quiet
at Fort Smith and vicinity, except few
bush Whsckers. Cavalry are continually
reconnoitering and keeping the guerrillss
st respectable distance.
The rebels sre falling back. At shreve-
port, Louisisns, Kirby Smith is in com
msnd. About 100 men are recruited daily
ct Fort Smith. The enlistment Of negroes
Ia also brisk.
Gen. Blunt has issued an address to the
people of Western Arkansas, in which he
assures them that Fedsral occupation Is
permanent, the whole Indian Territory
and Western Arkansas being under his
control. All the rebel troops have beer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC.

ExplOslOnOf a Rebel Magazine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

vol. XVII.
LOCAL MATTERS.
TEron 20 REenlng's EdltlOn.l
1 P5tIa7 co0la-Tha 1f5lI0Vipg 0sses

i P6EIoz C0UEE-Tbs GfslIOwipg esses
were this morning disPosedlOf ' siie
Aihon ovistt, intO1icatiOn 50 and cOsts'
John Ryan, intoxicati0n 81 and costs.
John coriean, intoxieatiOn 81 and SOsts.
James Buckstt, aSsauIt nOllsd.
John DOnnslIy, intOKioatiOn 81 and
costs. m 'EI0H
asOrgs RysFS petit larceny continued.
Lusy BashneiI. petit larceny $40 and
costs.
David NuIlsn, assault and battery; IS
and costs.
sL..sruy, stsbsihs With intent to wound !;
nOlisd.
John 2Oonaly... in.o1ieAtiOn; continued
Tbon.. KilEa.,. ipisrips property sss
Ead 'ossts.
Mag eyls. petit larceny; continued.
Sarah oassin, vsgraney House Of oorree-
tlOa 20 days. .GG o
David lorna, intoKication I; 81 and cestl.
Edward Msilsn, .intOKieatiOu 81 and
costs. ~
John Rumes, disturbance 81 and costs
I Eliza Jones, intOKieatiOn 81 snd costs
Robb. Meesrvy, intoxication, continued.
Emma Boston, vasrancys nOlled.
John Lieblsn, disturbance, costs.
Sophia Hartman, iBjuring properly, costs.
WaIiacs Powell, assault and battery, con
tinusd.
JuHa oady, disturbances, costs.
Emma Burton, intOKicatiOn, House Of Cor
reetiOn seven days.
LOTUS Gray, assault and battery, SO and
costs. 5E kf
William MoMilIer, assault and battery,
oOEtinuedj bali 500. E
John VOelker, senr,, arson, continued to
the 2sth.
Warren Clark. assault and battery, 50 and
costs.
Michael Carroll, assault and battery, dis
charged.
Warren Clark and Michael Carroll, resist
ing ofiesr, each Sl5 and costs = ;
The zane, for disturbanoe, discharged.
MourOs johnson, manning, continued.
LAKE SUPERIOR BoArs.-The Meteor did
not come down as far as Cleveland on hel
last trip. Her cargo was brought down OF
the Morning Star, from Detroit, yesterday
and the cargo which she was to have taksl
up vent mp on the May Queen.
The City Of Cleveland, advertised to Ieav'
last night, was not in, or heard from, At tel
this morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24


We really doEt know Of any higher st-
N hority amoBg the COPpeFhsaas (eEeePt
~ tie British pensioner, Clement Laird VAL
lsndiehaml than Dan. Voorhees,, Of Indi-
ana. BE hiss been imported into this State
70 make political speeches and to eztol the
ea. amartyr," and is hailed with welcoming
,4.--- rsverencs by all the aours Of low degree"
sl1 among VATs. followers. What FoOFhees
saws. ought, therefore, to be received as gos-.
nsl by that class. Nov Voorhees, has Is
1 a. spsd card TO the soldiers Of Indians STAT
ing reasons Why be should have their con-
6dsnos snd forbearanoa, and charging that
.tlsi their bitterness towards him has been
caused By falsifying his record. To show
them whst that record has been, be quotes
bis votes in Congress in support Of army
appropriation bills he says:
aIf any man can fnd one vote that
ever gave against any appropriation Of
mopeT for thR benefit Of the soldier, will
resign the seat which now hold and
~ agree 70 20 out Of political life forever
Whstevsr may have been. and still IS ny
--tt opiniou as 70 the origin and necessity OF
this aar-Whatsger may Be my opinion Of
.a.- lis mansgement and the political Issues
s which the party In power seek 70 carry
81 ont in connection with it, shLs, I have never
coESideFed the starving o. or 80 dieTs In the
lrs field o. the stoppiNg Of thsirPEy Gs the proper
asaasef bringing it to stoss.'' 4stF safi
7---s New, when it is borne in mind that Val
: - lapdiehsm makes open boast that he nsyeI
voted man or dollar in support Of th'
seg war, it win be seen that Voorhees, mskel
ths strongest possible charge against him
- as Ho sppssis to the soldisrs 70 support him
saESn the oIrsotiy uppoalp
grOuhd 10 that held BY YsllsHdighsm
Let VOorhees be VaIlAndig ans aOOuHeT
s-s,zae-l and let the people and the soldiers gtf
s the verdict. aa-asi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

p V.ilaadiTIaa, lie sha IsEoI-slF


Vailahdisban. IKE he raror-siFoP
nan, Saa alssys 3ast one nors LEFT !
ofhh erIsHes Hh pen Till not stop
Towing, whatever de managers may de-
sirs. BE Wroio 70 the Democratic meeting
Al carihars, Of which We hase spoken
@ he wfose again 70 lhs mass meeting Of biz
loliowsIs at Dayton. qhia letter contains
no.hiar renalkabis, hui, on the contrary,
q szessdinsiy daIl. OF course he refers
3 he as4roslous acts and "monstFons
slsSu1 Of absolute power" Of President
unssln; but these are getting stale. He
tails what viii be done, in case ss Il elect
ed, and clearly inmates that civil war
Ia g ia0kiols what would greatly please his
sanguiaary soal He ssys that aths Courts
shtn be opsa . aud g hahsss corpus shall
bsrsssssled.a This is Intended as dea-
anos % ths Isss proclamation Of the Prssi-
ssas death, ani msans that Vellsndlghsm, Il
elected, would foreibly resist measure
tie legality Of Which 10 OlPPerhesd law
yer hss dared 70 question So that there
nssa Be no doubt By the voters Of Ohio IS
tsRkst ssrs cfa feast thsy VIII be invited,
~ b. criminal neEleoi, The union men
FtiEsr ehsmselves 70 be outnumbersd. We
shall have var In our own streets, aad by
cur own aresides.
By the way, the PLATA Dealer does NOT
pablish Y alIaadie eham's letters. Why not
Does is fear the common sense Of It's read
- era3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

EAsrERN THR0UaH, for Erie, Bunalo, Boston, Hsa |
York, Hartford, and Will0ughby, Painesyillei Gene
-, Astsbua and Conneaat, closes at II.
a4sTERH THEeUGE, for New YORK only, closes at
P. M. III
EAsrEsg THRoUGH, for Erie, BuHalo, albany, Bos-
ton hew ORR snd 1artford cioses At 6:45 p A.
WEsTFRs THR0UaH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
snd Milwsnkee, closes at 10 p, NJ usaEel At $40
WEsrERn THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhieAgos
OabHqus, st. Joseph and Cairo doses st l:30 2. q
HBsTERN WAY, Cor all points between Cleveland
sAEDUsxT way, Ior sa1d1aKy snS all iutsrnsdiAso
pOlDt8, closes az 4:le 7. d.
CIgCIlIaAfi WAY, for all pOfntB between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. m.s QeaEos at 81
OIEcISsKTI FHsouoH, FOR Columbus, Dayton, New
srk and eloses at 10 T. H., uoases 81 o'lo
eIy5fssITf FHBouaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
louisville, St Louis, Indianapolis hanosvile uad
Wheeling, closes at $50 P. Ii.
PrTTsBURaH THEoUeH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PITTsBUEeB WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland,
ellsyille ard PittsbHrgs harrisbu-g Philadelphia,
Baltimore end Washing on. closes 81 200 A n.
and Young gstosn, closes at 10 P. M, CeaYes next
MEDIHA WAY, closes ats A. N.
RooEFoET, a., closes on Tuesdays, ThursdAJS and
BsEcEs9IlLE, BATH 30, elosss Tuesdays and Sat
HrdaYs, at A. Nj eeFsH
SHARON OENTER, Granger, North BoIaison &o
closes on Tuesdays and saturdays at A. d. .
WABREEavILLE. closes daily, 1880 A. q. -
| AsrOLEvELkHDAnd Euofid, closes dAilEsa z. ~
sg-Hlsil and Drop Letters are require byisE z
/ - AN Oity Circulars are required 20 pEs-psii
- BsH sen ssIai from 7se A. n to 70 P.n. o.
sunday from A. n. 70 lo;2o A N; M;;,,,,,,, 30 =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24


Whst would Henry Ward Beeeher say Of
the weather noW2 He once remarked In
his pulpit "This Is d-d hot day"
Portland AdFsThssT.
Don't the Advertiser think that it is about
tine that intelligent and honest mea
stopped circulating 80 absurd and scandal
Gus lie as the abO'e7--Balgor Si1ss'.
There Is some foundation, We belieVe for
he statement; but en- explanation Of the
circumstances under which the remark Is
said 70 have been made, should, in al fair
ItfE be eiQ.n in connection with the an
cdote, whenever told. Il is uRderslood 20
have been in this wise. One warm Sun
day morning as the story goes, the reTer-
end gentleman alluded 70, on rising to
preach, exclaimed, ''this Is id hot day,
OF Hit Is d-d hot to-day"
--1Such,D be is reported TO have imnedi-
ately added, "sush was the remark that
struck my ear, IS ! was entering the house
Of God this morning then going on and
pFssohing an esrnest disoouFse-en the sin
efrFOF6nity. -EEehGHgs. .diasa aosr-s-
L is time this silly fsltehoOd had hopped
itself % death. I has no foundation what
ever. Il Eas manufactured out Of whole
sloth. It was first started three or foul
years ago. s, many Of AR. Bseahsr'I
friends thought that it might have founds
ten, though exaggerated, that that gentle
nan deemed It important to deny, over hi
oWn signature, that 1t had the shadow Of
foundaden-the whole thing was q mali
cious and silly fabrication. But being |
q lie, 1t Is now deemed all the better 70
copperbead are.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
FURTHRR FROm ROsECRANs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 70.
Dispatches from Rosecrans, dated Chat
tanooga, September 22l, P. n, we're re-
ceiYed By the Government this morning.
The enemy attack on Thomas csrPs on
Monday afternoon was handsomely Ie-
pulsed, and Thomas forces msrthed quiet
ly to the position they we're about taking
when assaulted.
OHicisl dispatches Of Monday state that
two divisions Of Longstreets army made
reconnaissance on Roseorans' left, but
no attack was made. f.E.- .------ll
Rosecrans' order for concentrating his
enti.e command was accomplished on Mon
day night, and Is now in a strong and de.
fensive position, and can easily be held
until reinforced. Four thousand Of our
wounded we're removed from the field after
the Sunday battle.
General Lyttle was killed.
In two or three days Rosecrsns will be
able to assume the offensive.
LoUIsElLLE, September %.
The Journal has received Information
which it credits, that Monday night the
right and left wings Of Rossorans' grand
army rested on the battle grouud Of Sat-
urday and Sunday
Reinforcements, the number Of which is
not stated, from Grant, via Decatur, were
to have reached him yesterday.
Rosecrsns headquarters we're four miles
from the battlefield, in the rear Of the
center. ---
ROsecrans is in good spirits aud hopeful
Of 3 complete and decisive victory over
johnson, Bragg and Longstreet.
It is reported that A. P. Hill is in com
mand Of the Confederate forces opposed Il
Rosseau. n1
TWELVE o'oLocK, M.-A special from
Nashville to the journal, just received
says that slight skirmishing took plac'
yesterday in front Of ROsencraus' forces
otherwise all was quiet up to half past tH'
O'clock in fbe afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
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S TEAMS HIP Up. c.
GREAT EAsTERN.
sew YORK AND LIYERPoOL.
& AsFINwALL,....-..-As
VIZ sTElMgHIP GREAl EAsIERN.

WALTER PATOH, Commander, r.
WILL Bs DISPATCHED .-.f .-a-
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW HOhA'
wednesday, Aug. 18th, at wednesday, Sept. S. ct 8
Io'clock P. n precisely clock A. n, precisely.
And At intervals theresfsr Of about six weeks IRON
u E- s each pert.
FIRST CABIN, FROM % .i'o
SECOND CABIH, Stats Room Berths, meals iur,
ni-hed at separate tab Is ~.
n1-Excursion tickets out and back, in the Ist and
a Cabins Oalys 9 fare end hall,
HV-servants accompanying passeDgers, and child
rem under y ysars Of sgs bali iare nisnts nee
THTRD CABIN. Inte rmediate State Rooms, passen-
gerS fofIpd With beds bedding, taule uteaslle
and good substantial food.
aEEERAGE, with superior aeesin modations ...-i1o'
sag-PF5sss ol cabin Fassass from Liverpool atsane
rates e. above. -
sB Price Of stsersg, Passage from Liverpool SIS
BDrAn Fares payable in Gold, or its eQuivalent IN
o. 8. Currency. a.. -
lueCase An experienced surgeon on board. SOD 81
Far massage apply only 10 OHAS. A. WHITNEY
AZ tbe psssaqe once, 26 Broadway, or % 81
. 80 % - = Il a, r. BRAYTONy
AtWater Building, Cleveland, o.
1880 ROWLAND q ASPINWALLt
augi.l5q Agents 81 ufh = y "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
SKIRTS.
H0oP SKIRTS FoaTuE MILLIoN

We have now ready cur tut stock OF skelstons fer
The cgmmsucsmen o. tle - Trade, which e-abrs-
al OF the lead st les Including the PAT GNr
G iBE TkAIs.e "a fENT VICTORIA. Also, the
newest styI- Il QUAKER SktRr.
We keep aiEoya on hand Sktrfa Of extra FiEo snd
'ength, a Ladii who ways have trouble 70 nod
skirt long enough. viii 8 snfraliy dnd g. en- here
We Qin kdhare d aictiy 20 our forusr primo uies
vizs Keep nnne but good art Gle, VI ich VIII con-
,inue o sell At the lowest 20 8 be prices -- II
g-fho enormous quantities that We are nov SELF
log, al cOnoluHVelY, fhst Cur experiment Gf
'rE irts a specialit-, and making our Drodts IN
quantity In tead OF lergB p8rcFn age, vii pay, for
y, instead Of set gnveOE six Skirts day, Eessu
vice - many cozsn.
~ Dealers 81 surrounding towns win do vel By
consulting t1eI own Intereaf, 70 sal sn aa Then In
want OF kir
OB-A large rssortment OF Frsneh Corssts ard Pat
ant Skirt support r y ave- on haud-
a. KLEIN q CO., FropFs8.
salNtop SsIrt Manu- &c. .urers,
sept lls superi0r-St.. 0legeland, .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
G. I. TlLlAND1GHAM.


P. .S.-HOE about the sccoutrementsf
At this time the South was arming, and
Vanandigham's " friend Wss one Of them.
Northern men were not arping. The
North repOssd in ahcisd security not
dreaming Of the gigantic conspiracy which
was 90 soon to eulminate in bloody re-
bellion. The significant postscript indi-
Gates that vAllandighsm, as the agent Of
the eOnspirators, wished not only the Minis
riass, but also the aasoOutrensnts," that
the proper sutst for war might be had.
With this letter before ne is It surpris.
ing that Yallandigham should have refused
70 yets men and money to carry on the
war, or that he should in his congressional
career, have tried in every way possible to
Smbarrass the Government2 BE was q
traitor from the start, and has maintained
that character all the way through.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

AZ Union mssling held IN Salem,
Montgomery county, Few days ego, one
of the most apt inscriptions upon the ban.
neFs vas: 81 TIE Constitution IS It is; the
BpIon as it was; and Tsllsndighan phsse
Re t,.H