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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02
MORNING LEADER,
1I0RNTNG, july 2 1868


Coffee was Too Mueh for Him.
A correspondent Of the Cineinnati Com
uereial, writing from the rear Of Vieks-
burg, tells the following story;
aThe stimulating effects Of coffee were
displayed upon rebel soldier few nights
since, as follows: A regiment of Nc
CIernands men were at supper very. close
to the fortiheations. A conversation
sprang up between the parties on the east
and west side Of the works.
Federal Halo, rebs, won't you have
some coffee 2
Rebel.-NO, thank you, we have got
let's "a
"Fed.-'Wha have you got2 a
Reb.-'We have got bread, and meat
and rice. Come over and see. We wOnt
hurt you
"Fel.-'I guess yOur beef amt much
fat, is ite (The Confederate laughed in
acknowledgement that his stock belonged
to Pharaoh's lean kine.) Come over here
and wen give you coffee
Reb.-' Oh, you We got coffee, have you2
viii you give me some and let me come
back Ionest2'
Fed Yes, come on
GOne Of the rebel soldiers got permission
from his officer to come 10 our lines for
supper. He came over, was we'll received,
sat down and commenced on a cup Of
coffee. Pretty soon his Captain cried out
70 him, Come back now. You've been
gone long enough.
q Rebel Soldier-'Fve only had one cup
Of coffee.
Rebel Ofioer.-'Aint that enough for
your
"RebsI Soldier He'll, no. must
have two cups viii be there pretty
sOon.'
Interval of FIVE minutes.
Rebel -ofsosr-t A re -vnu coming2i
tRebel Soldier Yes, pretty soon.
This coffee Is so d--n good that l must
have some more.
Another interval
aRebel Oficer.-'If you don't come i'm
mediately will report you at once as 3
deseTter, r
't Rebel Soldier.-'I guess I'll stay ght
here. The Yanks will give me coffee all
the time. You can report and be id.
$50 the rebel sold his cause fer q prom
Use Of coffee all the time, and is now
among the deserters from PembeEtOh's
army.
His story is like all the others. He
says the soldiers in Vieksburg aFe-nearly
starved. They get just enough peas,
bread, meat and rice 10 keep them alive,
and thagsalL. He does not think they will
hold ont long, t-Ty -.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The ROmance Of the Railroad.
BT tho Author Of FAR Inez," ''The Prince Of
Wales" "The Ghost Huntors,' - 80, 40.


Dol.
CHAPTER VIAL ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the PLATFORM
But tEss all within my sleeve,
Nd the landlord so deceive;
30 said, Now Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, too, shall have your day ...
As Peep0d in at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
de his pay had all collected
Ere the fOlks were near half done,
Quickly ''All aboard ~ 1 shoutsd,
And made All the people ron
Out they rushed all mad bla4es,
SwOre the landlord was a cheat,
And with the railroad had combined t
That they should not half eat.
But the man whe was the mAdest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When Ger his person hs had spilled
The contentsO o. his hat.
"Our army once in Flanders" ..-.
Our army in the South, ... ........
Would blush to hear the cursesl
..- That proceeded from his month.
He swOre me he'd take revenge,
Oh Aud gas bound 70 have my life,
So he seized from on the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knlIe N hand 70 ind me,
He looked madly through the car.
While was in the depot hid,
Enioyinga segar..
When he saw he could not find me-,
After looking through the train,-
into the dining room he ran,
And toOk my seat again
In the cars, which started on then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking yainly in each corner
OF the depot me- TO find
lTO Be CORTHUED.l
In the meantime would announce 10 the publiI
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been sssn IN
Cleveland, andouT stock OF Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing snrpasses anything in the State. A,
l buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do we'll to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency Tor thssas Of eIsbrated seWinI
Machines, StOrr's AutOmatOn Freshman, and
BtFOng'8 Patent Army Bsd-Trunk.
.. a Corner Superior nud Union -Etu-
vll,I50nk ont Tor the Gf A Nfs
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FHttWs. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS
SALE Or EXCHANGE

FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksvills, abOut
acres ric river bottom - per acre PaFt On Sl9e
nice Brick us, and Lot on the West Side, near
tho Circle On Franklin-St e. SO.
A small Frame House on Hheat-St- s560
A Store House apd dwelling on DetrOit-St Very
Hoffman Bl5ck for sale ohaap-part oa ii ae.
Grocery and Canal Boat Store, at Akron with OF
without the binding. $3.50,
Southeast corner OF Garden and Hudson SIS, Frame
Dwelling and Store House. S2O)O. -#
A very valuable Properly on kinsman-St.
Improved Farm Of S9p Rcre9, % miles from Chicago
Also-Fsrm OF 40 acres IN Cent al lllln0s.
A good House and Barn, y Acre Lot, on Kinsman-St.
near Erie-St. S4JlQ,
l25s acres choice rult Land In East Cleveland
good Farm OF $50 acres. ~ miles from Medina
good Bui i'dings and all kinds Of Fruit S32 acre,
or will exchange for small Farm near ths City,
T5 or 100 acres choice Land with good prOvemeuts.
miles from Uity on Lake shore. |'.H
new HOUSE and large Lot on TaylOr-St. $500.
House RBd Lot on mcLape-st 500
Z, 5, Sand II acres, on plank road iu kockpOrt.
nice Residence corner Of OliotOu and TayOrsts.
-Four choice vacant L0ts on Franklin-St.. and va
riety-6f other vacafn Lots on West Side.
vsluGste businessLOt on We sr-St.
Lot Out8hrch -St-l!lXl25. $3.50.
lt5 acres in Brecksyle, = to 50 acres timber good
two story frame house, barn S0E4Oy shed, horse
barn and cheese house, good water 800 fruit trees.
S25 per acre, part on time.
House and lot on Parknan street, lo 25XtO0; ~ stO
~ frame house, barn, &C. alO00, f
q acres on Ouyahoga Rivsr, miles from city, 4i
acres g7Od river bottom, Is acres timber, brick
house and small barn, S5OS viii exchange in part
A new Brick House and Barn on Detroit-St lot I25x
520 well improved, fruil, &e. $500; 600 cash.
balance on or years time. -. ~.
House aud Lot on HanIfitOn-St., house stories,
rooms; lot 53klO0. $780,
50 ReTes nicely improved Land all kinds of fruit II
story Brick HCuse, Barn, SC, in Brecksyille, g.
a55OO WIll exchange for 4 to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash. 4
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II ON CITY,
RORTHERN LIGRT,

EE-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles
embraces six degrees Of latitude, and eleven degre
Of longitude passing through Lakes Erie St. ula1r,
Huron and Superior and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
ST Clair and st Marie. with its ThVusand lsless pre-
senfine the Tourist for Pressure Health or in The
pursuit Of Scia @, more hEAL attractions than any
Othsr on the continent Uf America. ~.
BS- Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with Of those as ut Port Sarnia on the
evening Of the day thsy leave Detroit. J..
0tl-One Of the steamers Sea Bird OF Uevelnnd viii
leave Chicago "wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City touching Ht all intermediate ports
FOK FURTHER RINFORMATION and all ehqni-
ries regard ng Freight or Passage, ndtress ...
CLEVELAND AGENTS; 1.T.er
ROB'T HANNA & co, for Northern Light and
City OF Ulevelands -''' .i'
Il. GARRETsON & CO., for HIsteOr and nn-
noib; l.. - FTHF .sl.r az
RJssE Y q AIeBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet .s.a.f-.. g. -.. I .TaF
.isTT.. DETROIT AGENTS; ~,
s. P. BRADY 4 co. Tor Irsn City, Planet an CITY
WILLIAMS / %, Tor Northern Light, IliinO and
no. HTT6HtNs 4 co. for Travslst mar $50
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DENTISTRY.
TOBKCC0 and sFGHRs,

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and segars.
1S4 Water-St.,a [eoTnsr Of Pine,l New York.
Tobacco any eesars carefully seeeted for exPprta
tion. Dealers and Tobaccos4s WI md u 20 their
interest to call communicate By letter The best
brands in any quantity, at lower prices than any
other house. juneI3-452
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s liOmoason's Improved spectacle

FHAUIIUAE ANU oUIINIIEIV 10 VI IIV.a
Keeps the largest ss1rtmenti In the Optical line Otan
. nc trade From bis long residence In this City,
and the extensive patronage received during Lna7
tims he would say 70 his old friends and the public
generally that no effort that could be put forth Z
secure the very best quality OF Crystal Glasses, gqunt
under his inspection, 70 suit the eyes, IN all ca
- curing kuesH, dizziness Inflammation Of tn
Eye and mpnrting strength for long reading and nni
sewing The reputation Of BOLOnONSONiS estab-
ighnent as the most reliable to get the best arclet
10 that line that can be obtained has beoome An @
tabiahed mot and Attested By his patrons whose Ad
vice Il is: GO To SOLoMOASON'S, (maHe no mis-.
taks,O lSa SuperiOr-St., under the American ail9
thore you will ind tho best kind Of SPEOJAOLEf
adapted 70 your sight . .,s..-... -
GhrMr SOl0nn0nson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale OF hi Len
ses and those who desire pair Of bis Spectecles CAD
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment.
- ARTIFIOIAL EYEs inserted without painI
~ perfect natural. ...n-
oTTIoE-Eo 10 5uperIor-st., under tho American
Rstel gpre
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INSURANCE.
TOHN g. JENNIN GS, -
~ tSGcoessOr 20 Rouse a Jenuings,l .-
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM
9I1 SuPeFiOr-St.. 7IHFbIe Block,
To Atwater Building, foot of Superior St

DS-WiIl buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and Ollect Rents, &C. =
~ No charge 70 Purchasers. Seilers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
l- Also isBuss Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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LAkE aIPER Rl1h 9fE 70,
lg63 -nT IN IsSIQEUIFi 1888
9S OlETELIHB, BEfBoH,
ENs4s1 ENDaeos.saI
LAKE BUPERI0h LINE.

THE SPLENDID sTEAMERs
PJAEFr, METE0R, CITY OF OLEY ELANDi
sFiTA " 7Ifsfi{ ILLINOIS, IROHs sOITY & NOlfFHt I
RfsN EIGdT, viii form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
on the following days; ...slr..s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

1it- .. CERTIFICATE. h.
This Is to earthly that about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLIEGs AMBR0aIA. N naiE
was short, thin, and rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair TOnics, lnvigoratOra &c. without receiY-
ing any benefit. SOOu aiter using the AmbrUsia, NJ
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing 50
rapidly 10 astOnish me. Nov my hair Is thic soft
aud glossy, and Is Ee feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching to the floor. This wOnder-
fu result attribute B0elg 20 the OF Sterliugs
plieed nothing else 10 my balr.
t @ HO.493 Broadway, N. Y.
BB-Ws advise young persons, whose hair is begin
ming 70 fail out 10 take warning IN time aud
their hair, by using the Ambr0sin- To those whC
have sTeady lost their hair the free OF the AM
BB0sIA will surely restore IT, It has done for thou-
Sands. -- .
ES-Dr. STEELINg's AMBROsIA Il q Etlnulating oily
extract Of Roots, BGrks and Herbs IL viii cure All
diseasesOf the scalp and itbhing II the head entire.
iy eredicates dandrun prevents the hair IRON ians
taiaai sasissas
grow thick and long 1t Is entirely different from all
other prepal atoms, and can be relied on
1S-Itisa well known fact 10 thousands in tboCity
Of New York that this IS the only article yet dtooT-
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp ana eause
the Hair to Grow. ECO
RSPRIOE per Box-Uontaining two bottles ~
.rt Il. h. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4s3 Broadway, Ge,V York
AB-For Sale ny All Druggists maraf li2sdtw
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBTMsJ

DHOIOGhAPHlC ALBUMS, A.
- b % - f7f'1-T B. b DOUGLAS Ug,
ODD |Ht .Hl.-H -H1fs HiEs gHitsrF o. 179 SuPerlcr-St
ARTISTS MATERIAL8-WIND AMI
NBWTOH's and GOupil's OIL and Water Colors
At p. B. DOUGLAS & O0. g,
l79 SuperiOr-st.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, ct boa b. b. tDOUGLAS& q OO'S,
L. H-r .4r.-.. .... I7g SuperiOr-St-
PHoTOGRAPH OOPPIKS or CELEBRATED
i--e f-'-l Il. B. pOUGLAs& CO.'S,
l79 SuperiOr-St.
HOARTKS De VIsITB OF CELEBRATED
7 Men and Women, and Paimsr's Marbles, at
z. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S.
l79 Saperior-5s,
BIN8 HNdRAVINds OF DISTINGUISHED
Men. .S.,, tas Z. B, I DoUeEAs I1s sT9o3SSI SQ;s
DORTRAIT PRAMES.-SoUARB
and OTai Gilt Frames, at f-
maya VI q L1-li sARGEANR's.
iDHOTOGRAPH FRAMES -GIIf
III Ehd Rosewood Oval Frames, sple2did ARort
1ent. - 49, - = -. - " hI'e.
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R09I.OEFIcE TIl!E.IARLE.
1883 SUMNER ARRANGENKEF lS6s
FOR TIE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

BB-Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
u6-Ail Mails close one hour before depart urs
trains
AERIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives At AS A. NJ l:40 l:55P. M.
Easiern Way arrives at g.55 A. N. '-.
estern Through arrives at $50 NJ, and 9:25 p. n
Western Way arrives at SO p. M
Eandusky Way arrives st 9:25 A. N.
Cincinnati 1hrOugb arrives AZ 9s45 A. NJ, s3s p IA.
do Way arrives at g:35 r. ii.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at g.i5 P. NJ
do Way arrives at 7s30 A n.
MahoninF Way arrives at 7:05 p III. - .-.
Medinsy Way arrives at 400 P NJ.
ROekp0ft, sc, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
urday8 at y n. t.--.
Breoksyille Bath, &C., srriyes Mondays and Friday
sharon enter, Granger. Horth Royaltou, 4o arrives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 p NJ.
WarreusYille arrives daily 81 lU:l5 A NJ.
East Cleveland and Enclid arrives daily at 3 A. n.
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THE ~ sUPFIgIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-rBIESEMAR l, and ,, are protected by Roy
u Letters Retant OF England, and secured BY the
Seals Of the Ecole de PhArmacie de Paris and the
Imperial COLLEGE Of Medicine, Fionnn.
no. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpermAtOf
rhGsa and all physical disabilitiea.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces o. thOs
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the nan
s8Ong and psrnioiOns use OF cOpaViR and cubeba-
No Three has entirely suppRnted the injurious use
Of mercury, thereby insuring 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom OF diseases.
TRIEaEEAR, Nos. /, and ), preparations In the
Orm Of LOZenges devoid OF taste and SMELL and can
be carried in the WastcOat pocket. Sold in tin
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Velpau, Lalenand, ROuT, RcOld, &c. Price 80 each;
or cases for sg which saves g. ana in 81 csssa,
whereby thsre Is a saving OF -. To be had whole
sale and retail OF Dr.. BARROW No. l94 BleeckerSt.l
New YORK.
Immediately receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
vii forward the Triesemar 70 any part OF the world
eouroly packed, and addressed according 70 the ins
niS-soid BY O. " OLA RK Azoot cor Cleveland
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EASTERN Through, for ETie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford and WillOughby, Tuineevile, Gene
va, Astabula and COnneant, closes at 9 A ~.
, EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only, closes at
EAsrERE THRouaH, for Erie, Budalo, Albany, Boz
ton. hew YORK and Hartford cl1ses AZ 6s45 2. d.
Eastern WAY for ell points between Cleveland and
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. n Ocayes at 5;i0
WEsTFRE THROUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. CHICAGO
Dubuque, st Joseph and Cairo closes at l.al P. n
WEsTERs WAY, for all points betEoen Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at p. N. ai
SAEDusKT WAY, for SanduskY and all intermedisas
points, closes at $40 2. NJ.
CINCINNATI NAY, for al points hetwesn Clevelsnd
and Oincinnati, closes at 10 p NJ deayes 1t 81
OTaOnlN All FHRoUaH, ior Columbus Day ton New
ark and Cineinnat closes at 10 p NJ, lsaves at 5'5
OIRcENGTI FHR0Uan, for Columbus Cincinnati,
Wheeling, closes at 4s30 P. N -
PITTsBURsH FHRoUeH, for Pittsbrrgh and Wash
ington. closes at P. NJ.
PITIsBURGH NAY, tor all points between Cleveland,
Weisyiile and Pittsburg, Harrisburg Phiade phih,
Baltimore and Washing on. closes a. 100 NJ.
a5d ,ssalipIsd for al PonIs belween Cleveland
/ ning)
MEDnLA WAY, closes at AN
| koc5foEF, So closes on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
BRECKsyILLE, BATH, SC, closes Tuesdays and sat
urdAyH, at A. NJ .#
/ SBARoN CESTER, Granger, North Royaltou ke.
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
| WAEREsBVILLB, closes daily, 1920 a. M.
EAsTCLEyEI-AND and Euclid closes daily,a 2. p
Bs-Mail and Drop Letters are require BY law tC
ssgAiI 6ity Circulars are required TO prepaid
~ On e open rom 7.so A. NJ. to 7so P. N. On
Sunday from A. NJ to lo-20 A. n.
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u
| CLARK T. ROCKEFETf
~ Late Clark, Card
Produce Com
And psalsrs a
Plaster,
iff4 eal4i
L NoSl 81. 81
H.B.HARR
aErProash
sale or ShiVuaA
the sale and pure
O0mmission- I'D.
- Liberal cash A.
laI- BBlBr % Hdsiuaa5a
| z -H1Es1.-I IAssA IS Il ~.
ID OBERT HANNA 4 w..
u Z CEssORs to Hanns, Garrstson Cos i7luvs
arocers, Forwarding aud Commissions ertd lts -
dsal8rHn Produce, bllt fish DC, Cantral EErhre
Nos. l69 and l7l Riger-St and Dock, Dldqtlanf D.
Ia5-Agsnts for the ClsYsland. Deffoitalf 80 p
pqrior Line Q. steamers. lanzH
ERANCIB M0DUNAEb q Ca
BUR0PEAR SHIPPERS,
-, NEw YORE, ...-,s
O. NcB0aA AH. 81
Mass tashaA dgafidst on al kinds OF Produttil
siguod 10 their lraads, Measrs Blgland, AthYef3ft
l1aHsra drggds 2 Todd, Loadon- IL
-fsrtsas Wishin Information or weekly ~
turrenii Win rIazso aPHly. q gur ANqlts aligg =
n. g. DBAlEa,
- -Of7es vitE Ai65tt Ehsftot. Eatlf-ss.,
-iag3 s-zE zLall zL.sa 9leles1leI tllo-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

Frt0m NORTHWESTERN Virginia.
The following IS su extract Ham = pnss
letter 10 one Of the editors dated Blue hiage
Springs, Va, sspsember 2lst:
aTbe aspect Of our sfairs look rather gloomy
q, this moment. but 1 still haze the greatest
hith and eopfiencO in cur success, and think it
win not be long before the tide Of fortune viii
turn in cur favor. There has been quito an ex-
ciisment along this railroad, and " days ago
the Yankees we're at Bristol. They cane, 1t is
supposed, from Cumberland gap. The com
handing general At that post is well known
here, and receives the condemnation Of every
body as 8 cowardly fellow, if not a traitor to hil
country. TIE accounts this morning from Bris-
tol. represent the Yankees as having passed
through, going westward The saliworks are
safe illus far, being fortified and guarded. Gen
CoFss's brigade passed up a few days ago and
took position at Z,llicoFsr, ten miles west G.
B-istol, at which plaee afghI is expected to-day.
Oar force at thas place is estimated at thou.
sand.
"The eyes Of the whole nation Gro on Gen
iBr,gy. What viii he dot If the Fedsrals
oldfy Chattanooga, he ought to 60 to Nashville
and leave them behind"
The army has accomplished = part Of the glo
rious work " the whole nation expects Of it
and viii all the writer msntions if permitted +
maize the effort.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

The bark JEFF Davis, belonging to what is
known in England - the Dixie Line" was
laWnched lately At Liverpool for the rebel ser
vice. she is 3 corTort # the Virginia and Rich
mond, lately completed for the Confederate GOV
srnment.
Il is probable that there will be a scrub
rac8" fer the crown Of Mexico. As it is very
likely that ts Archduke HsK5miian will de-
cine the prcEgcd horrr, tbs rsnes Of Prince
MuIsL, of France, and NJ Patterson Boaspsrte,
1i the Uniscd S-sces- aEe now mentioned in con-
rection witb she position. n Patterson B7us-
ulrts is said 20 be the lavcrits Of the Emperor
Nsnoleon.
The leFut-tion d;s5z-cles By the Council of
Eotsbizs of H-zC1 20 Europe, IN order - form
ally tender tie uew crown "a the ArsfrisD Arch
5UiSe. was d-ily locked for IA Paris when TIE
Arabia ssied. TINS body consists Of eight per
sa.s. egd 70 chem N-Lir5n muss risc &c.
5s.Ts EsEy, Ii Fflzcs of Pa5i says ibat If
IS 81 very rs9. 81 r7-tsec &C lee his fal an5vo7
should b. Ela-I 3 lore mex &sF YcsF's daFs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

TIE question Of fso3 for the arlsrrs and sol.
dlers' families crnEreg1fa5 ocr Giles rud large
towns, aas b-e--s one Of EEi-sry Importance
81 the present moment. and looms IN tho horizon
e the coming szrs1n Of winter with @ lowering
aPaet reed 60 nc fa-.har than our OWL
doors % enl &8 as-gp-.aat 60 cur hand Fam.
~ supplies Of ev--y Eli orc scarce in cur c.y
end prices a-o daly alvane.rg. Gentlemen
With connections e. the county seek C.
avoid Che CYL, b. having r-p7l-s ssr-
90 them By q c01u-ry friends. TEfs rsscr.
ths Pagr have nos, end under existing crcum-
s.anees g is Of little avail 10 ia9so H. better cir.
cumsue-s. ATTEND informs US Tho. 10 hsl
come a5u CENT 10 enc ef the stations On Tie
George rairoad 10 be sent heIe Ter the use OF
bis iamiIy, end on arriving ct the station IL was
taken bga sol disanf imprHssiEg officer. This
is the condition Of iiags, we are told, slorp
al the wais. Gov. BaCWE has struck d COED
blow 81 bis rec-Di proclamation against unlaw
fsl imPressmeHts. and re hope bis views vii
be caniad Out By every civil AID military Officer
Of tbs STATE, so thrt food may again seek The
aecustomed chaunrls Of distribution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
vTCTORE-EsE EFgeCF NORTH

EECTORE-TEE EFEHCT NORTH
AND EaEEEz.
VILE It is WI known that the final discom-
fture Of tho army Of RcsECRANs, and that be
be driveu lack, as speedily as possible, is almost
q necessity with Is, in order that We may be
able to sacu1e The b0unttfal supplies Of Tennes-
see, and, If possible, those Of Kentucky, there
are other ressons that should urge promptuess.
Sc weighiy is the stake now being contsn5ed
for, that not only IS the army in the field called
u5oE 90 Get, bat il is she imperative duty Of the
government ard Of the people TO Do everything
possible to contribute to The streng b and eff
cheney Of that army, for the tine bei7g, aud IN
81 the end now within resch, and so desirable,
Is accomplished. If the army is delayed It will
melt away as usuali if its late success is fol-
lowed up, we believe It equal to The task. But,
if thers are any fears as to It's ability, Govern
e hes il in its power in foriy-eight hours 20
1snZe Aem, ana if it is not done, criminal in
deed viii Be he neglect
We reed, as we have remarked, tee rout Of
the FederlI army row on the Teunesses, for the
gesson stated shove. We need it, also, for It's
effect upon cur own people. As the Richmond
Erqairer remarks, "is viii resnimats cur peo-
pia-the army needs but little termination; but
TIE people have not e~Iparsnced the ssms hard
ships that the srmy has, and they are more
EASILY made dsspoa5enl The army never
despairs Of The republic because It feels itself
able 10 bear Its fortunes and its misf1-tunes
alsoi but soms Of lhe people are 50 busy dis
csssing the probability of q financial bank
ruptey, that defeats overcome them a vic.orv
is vented by the currsucy." By driving RosE-
GRAMS back upon Nashville, ard pressing for
ward upon him, Tennessee viii be reclaimed.
and all the gloom that lately o7ers3resd Che
cause be 5ispeIed
Just now the enemy are no where else able to
take The field Charleston and Chattanooga arc
The only points where The enemy present Tie
least appearance Of fight. Dsfss.ed at ChaHs-
nooes an7 driven back upoa Nashville, The Val
LAEDHGEaN non IN Ohio would carry the cleo
ton nezt non.h with little officially; the reace
men n ice United States would once more rs-
asTt their manhood, and speak ont as they die
before the lats disasters had choked their utter
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