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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Coon WORDS AND TRUE.-The pressure
of matter in our yesterdays paper crowded
out reports Of the speeches Of Judges
Spaulding and Day at the Akron meeting on
Saturday. But they are too good to be lost,
snd we have therefore inserted brief abstracts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
lNl q CO., Bankers negotiate Loans Ou good IN
oorstd notes. also, on NOtes Secured BY Mortgage,
S5 BuueriOr--t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

sUrERB Irish and French POplins ct
BaldWin's. M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

GTOYE MOULDERs WANTED,
y by WOOLsOK, HITCHCOCK OARtER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15
sECOND DIsRAro

3 The county Of Belfast has gOEs over
Whelningly for Cory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

CT. CLAIR Null FOR SALE
~ rne Mil is eaFly new, l. capable Of manuiac-
~ nc fifty barrels OF on pr day IL we'll located
for bus ness Al las swi Oh r N lie g. p. X b,
e. 81 ST. Ciar-nt Apflg on the premiEes 10 .. DUT-
TOe feptl2 ll9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

GOLD WO0D TUBING -MA3U
- gaCIUETD and sold at y hoiesale anr hetail by
HUTTON c.. Oolnmbus-et., a-d rold by OF
HaF5Ware Dealers generally sept '5-1s8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

DOR SALE-AN Nc. 1 OPEN BUGGY
Anolc Buggy tax n for part ray. Cali on Wm
NcuAf GHLGh, MichiEau-st EeptIl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

TNO EUIgORS.-A Coon, FIFTH
FuL and Industrious Printer cen be had by a.
or 81 G the Central indiana Times" Anderson,
Ihdianh. efp'g4 459
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

JHANTED-IB!MEDIATELY- Y
w good STEADY, indus'riou. lad from p o 10
Fcara ofap, al tue leFeaud baZ ur, crEer n rupe
III. s.. anu tub kquare. Eepl0 6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

DOR SALE-AT " lGERs's LOAN
pEce, corner Water and S1psTl SIS Cleve-
lard Ohin, q variay Gold a1d silver Watch =
IeWelry. Guns, flstols tlutess ftohn3, dc The
above articles are uurf dsenes ana VIII be sold al
pffrate - e. Money ced in all sums on c0llat
er1I Tecurffy 3usiness ~ ic y confidential.
1qr.Is-tE7 J.O 3 ". NAGNER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

More about British Rebel Rams.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

ROse-eOIOred Rebel Reports.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15
TELEGRAPHTG.
nAsFEI6Hf'sBIBPAFOHEs. j
THE WAR IN The SOUTHWEST

State Of Affairs in Texas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Great Importation Of Slaves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

A Message from Fari Russell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

600 Soldiers Wives Engaged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

The Rebel Pirate Florida.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15
NEW EDVEF TISEMEHTS

WANTED-A GIRL THAT UEDER-
wv arAsDs funninga Sewing Machine, 10 work
an flnF8s q. ". Gov ELLdC
aaftlt-tFT q SUP rior-St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

More English IFOn.cIads at Sea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
shot and Cannon Cnsarfhed.
A dmiral Dahlgren's Enc
mics Removed.
REBEL DfsERTtRS TAKING THE OATH
THE CHESAPEAKE AFFAIR.
The Prisoners Seized and Hurried Off.
&C.. &c. Nc., &c, &c.
Prom NEW york


NV YoRK. December 10 The Tribune :
Folly Island correspondent writing under date
OF December 10. -ays:
Saturday morning, while the tide sas receiirg,
Que of the privates OF the 3d Rhode Island bat
tery discovered from Fort Putnam, on the beach.
What be thought tu he brass fed piece. He
asked and obtained permission 70 20 and see.
he armed himself with spade, ,nd in lev
minutes revealed beautiful brass l2-pounder.
Twelve men we're Immediately detailed to carry
il into the fort which was done successfully under
y brisk fire from Mputrie. A. soon il wis in
the fort. il was mounted in good position and
ready 10 be used against its old friends.
The spade, IN the course of the day. brought
to the surface 500 rounds Of solid shot that just
suited the calibre of the piece
II is thought that the rebels before evacuating
Fort Gregg. burned 4 quantity OF ammunition OF
all sorts few dav~ will decide the matter
The storm and high tides have hid the effect of
washing away some of Admiral Dthlgren-
greatest enemies Morris leland. Tor "A mile, is
lnei OF the beach with immense logs. 80 feet
long and II inches thick fastened together
by yer, strong bands of iron No truce can he
discovered oi where torpedoes have been iaslen-
ed Now If ever j. the time for the Admiral TO
make the attempt To 90 into Charleston
The Word'- ,-hiugton dispatch, dated De
cembel Is SAYS:
ne fdu ~ huSul upon fdilltA OoulN Ilou-t
startled this community ami causes some anxiety
AT the War Department IL l. sample OF what
NAV be expected during the winter unless Gen.
Meade falls bach neT Washington. or siren TIL
en- his communications The army will Toe cum
PEELED "a tall back IL these rtd- continue aud il
= PROB ible that Gen Meade has contemplated -
r-trngride movement ;ur some time
The rumuts OF the removal 0t Gee Me ale
have died out. AMI il j. NOW believed he will re-
mnn M command during the winter. The fact
that Gen Meade occupied perfectly independent
position aud offered Ia resign gam aud again.
ha~ helped HIM very much with tue President.
He Ia, boldly defended his recent camp ign, not
even asking lenient judgment upon it The
whole subject - dropn' Il tor tie present
Secia % the New York tribune, headqu ,rters
arm, Of the P,tomt Dee IL, say:
Last Saturday - Cal II ttiiu-. of the Twelfth
Pennsylvani, Reserve, Lieut. Col Guslin, OF The
same REGIMENT. aud l. eut Col Dtne. OF the
9th PENNSYLVANIA. were riding along the X ,iirOad
near Catlerts Station. they were fret on by
seven guerrillt~ serrete5 the woods Col.
Hfrding receiyeda wound through the arm, and
has since h,d It amputlted ,buve the elbow. but
Lieus col Gu-tin wa- shot rough the hart, but
Col D4ue escaped unhult
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
The Chc>apcakc Affair.

HALIFAX. December H. 10 T. NJ The Ches.
apeske aud the prisoner,.,n board we're delivered
over II the Governlneit at one o'clock this
morning Upon the arrived of the boat contnin
ing the prisoners ~ the Queens wharf the
excitement became intense The prisoners were
Immediately zed by e boats crew and hurried
of by the crowd in attendance Upon the Gov
ernment officers moving II arrest the prisoners.
under warrant. they we're seized and held by
prominent citizens and rendered powerless to
perform their duties. he crowd finally sue
ceedvi in getting the pirLIes oil IN small boat.
which forthwith moved down the by
The affair cause tie sreate-f excitement
throughout the ,tv What course the authors
ties VII pursue ia the matter it i impossible TO
say
The pirates now all At liberty. scattered
tarou- bout The iio,irce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
FROM " Arlington .

WASHINGTON December 20-The necessary
papers have been issred from the Treasury De
pariment for the establishment of national
bank ut New Orleans with capital of $500 900
unier the uational currency act. Also Tor u
third bank at ST. Louis with capital of 81 600
900, With the privilege and prospect OF increasing
il To s. 600 400
The First National Bank of this CITY will com
mence to morrow With the issue of notes recently
prepared by the Treasury Department for circu-
latioa by >uch in<titutons only
Eighty millions of the FIVE hundred millions Of
the FIVE twenty loan remain unsuhscrihed for
The Joint committee of the Senate aud House
of Deleg ties OF Virginia at Alexandra agreed
last night on bill calling convention for
abolishng slavery in that State, which will be
passed. TO morrow
The funeral of Major General Buford took
place this afternoon and was largely attended.
II is understood that majority of the Commit
tee on Military Affairs are opposed 10 repeating
the Communication clause IN the enrolment act as
reported from the Senate committee
Senator Wilson speaks Of bis intention TO offer
an amendment authorizing enlistmenis in tho
rebel States to be credit upon the quotss Of States
for which the officers procure the recruits white
or black
Members Of Congress are receiving large num-
bers OF letters proposing changes IN the enrolment
act
Out of / .05l applications for commissions in
negro regiments. $50 have been recommended
for appointments
Thisty gentlemen were present at the conpli-
msntsry dinner 10 Mr.. Colfux last night. They
were connected with prominent jourrals OF the
country aud were OF various poiitcsl opinions.
Gen. Wilkinson presided. and a, the conclusion
of his remarks ne proposed senti-
ment which elected from Mr. Colfax
a brief aud patriotic speech. in which he said the
House ct Representative had chosen newspaper
men for Speaker. Clerk and Postmaster. and Ia
the Senate il Was nearly the same way-the Vice
President. Clerk aud Sergeant At Arms. Brown
coming IN for the highest honors.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

CNRo. Decemher l9 The steamer Belle
Memphis. arrived Tins morning ,nder guard She
-elzed ~ Memphis u, The military authori
ties. chirgtd With i1ntug passengers other than
at military posts. vino ~a> Afterwards captured
with carpet sack filed with PERCUSSION caps for
the rebel,
Persons ~ Memphis who furnished the cps
were also arrested. and their stock taken posses
sion 81
Litile Rock ndviceS To the 5th. state that the
fear at su attas X on l. tile Rock is no longer Ell
tertsined
The rebel Gener d VI Rel who has been rang
INK he seen The Arkaust snd White rivers, WAS
attacked some time since st JtckSouport. 10y
Col Rack. oi the 2ji Missouri. The enemy
WIS repuIsed Black captured three pieces of ar
tiilerv
Gen. Carr ht- assumed command OF the second
DIVISION OF the ,rmy OF Arkansas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
From New YORK.

NV YoRK. December 21-rhe Herald's
Fortress Monroe letter reports ne escape from
Libby Prison, aud arrival in our lines. ot Can't.
N 7 Anderson. 5i-t Iniini. and Lieut. J F
Skelton. l7th Iowa. The first captured ON
the Sd of NV lat. near Rome. Ga with Col
Streight, on his famous raid through Alabama
The latter was taken ~ Jackson. Miss
A dispatch to the Herald. dated Culpepper.
Dec. l9, saws:
Almost smut ,neously with the recen, raid bv
Col Jones through our lines near F,irfhx Sta
ton. an attack made on the picket lines OF
the LIST cavalry division in trout 81 this place
The recent rains have nude the roads almost
impossible. especially for artillery.
Citizens here tell ia that we are soon TO evacu
ate their town, but no designs of such movements
are apparent
Credible witnesses just in from Richmond state
that our prisoners there better fell than their
own people and much better than hey would be
il not that the desperate strait the citizens
OF the Confederacy must be- kept from our know
ledge Fresh beef is now 81 per pound and fresh
bread 81 90 per loaf of such as formerly cost five
cents The consequence il that thousands must
starve GO into the army TO divide their rations
with their families.
1t has been determined by the rebels to con-
script every man between the ages of twelve and
hity-hve inclusive, tor one last. desperate. and
uecl-lNt effort w FAVOR oI inP luUitueFhfN. ne
attempt will probably he made upon Washing
ton or some portions of the north In this con-
scripiion both negroes and whites are to be in
cluded. and they are also To be thrown into the
same ranks indiscriminatey.
With this immense mongrel army jeff ID vi.
means TO precpta'e himself On tShng'un.
Pennsylvania, or Ohio, perhaps all of these.
c,mm,niiug IN person He vii enieavor TO ex
tenuate the passions oi these horles by the mot
ex'ravsgan, stories Of fanced wrongs suifei ell ~
our h,nd- nv the southern peuple; ami bs the
most fabulous promises OF plunder To he oht lined
through The victories which shell be gained in
nO-thern towns md cities
The steamship Morning Star. rom New Or
leans the 18Th. via wanna the 18th. hiss
rived She brings 500. 400 in specie and 100
bales of cotton
Advices FROM Vera Cruz state that the French
were SLOWLY advancing toward the interior of the
country. Communication With Vera Cruz was
very precarious, owing 20 the presence of large
bodies OF guerrllas.
Gen Dos had made great raid through the
Queriliars. Oxca aud other States. He captured
2l0 prisoners
Reinforcements Of troops are still being sent to
81 Domingo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
from nslitngIOn.

Warrington December 10 MIR Seward
diplomatic report will tie re,d, Tor the press in 4"
day or Two.
The Evening Star has the following
The authorities here we disp itcheS from Gen.
Grant ut Chttt,uooga dated last night at .
O'Clock They do NOT indicate any recent change
IN the state OF aifrrS there.
Gen. Grant i in constant ana telegraphic
communication with GSn Foster at Knoxville.
and had there been fighting between Longstrest's
forces and ours. ~ the pres dispatches from Gin
cnnat state. Gen Grant would doubtless h I'VE
sent such dispatches here The fact that he SAYS
nothing about such engagement induces the be
lief that the statements referred To above are
much exaggerated
Two hundred aud twelve rebel deseriers were
sent from the old Capitol prison this morning to
Philadelphia To take the oath otallegiance. That
makes 4lS who have been sent To he same
place this week Tor the same purpose
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REVISED STATUTES.
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GAVIN e HORD,e
REVISED STATUTES!
OF IND a Ma.
second Ea1sto,a.
THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN q
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sna I'll errors corrected rhsre Il added 70 ne srsf
<oiuns appendix q ever too handrsd pages, con
tanning the setps.ssd n. regular and called sessions
Of he Legislature q iOci ssd regular .ssson e
lses. vith fen ibdss. Tia sdliios wiI Increase
The value Of ne -ors, q -ii eoasssn al
all the Isss Of The State IN force. ne ssoosd
volume contains al the upon the sshscs. - -hch
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made that .sssea are noted the margin e that
volume. Ttes. amended acts. ho-evrf Ill - fosnd
IN the Supplement
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From lfOslOn.

BosroN. December ~ - The special CORE
spondeu' At New 0rlesns ct the Traveller. under
date % the lu,h iu-f sty-:
zen Wt~hbutnc holds ne 80 ~ IT Texas from
the RI Grande "a within lul miles ot Galveston.
Auoiher division ct the - corps starts for
the fexs corp. - DAY, and lie expectation IL
that Gal,e.tan j. che mex place - pe put down
by The Fe eral.
Gen Franklin is still Al New Iberia With about
four divisions.
Gen Wel,zel goe- north 10 Join Gen Buffers
command. in few days IL is noi known who
takes his plsce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

~ Our reporter was informed at the City
Prosecuting Attorneys office. on Saturday last.
that the propretors and proprietoresses OF certain
houses were t0 be- brought up to morrow in de
tail Fines will be imposed wherever proof is in
Dictated and u the evidence should be very strong
Imprisonment will he added IL is fact the in
dividua who informed our reporter OF the above
facts stated. that there are uusances which
ought to be suppressed by the strong arm of the
law We sincerely hope in thi, connection our
policemen will DO their duty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Sunday Night DispatChes.
FROM NEW OIL LIZA Ms.
-.'~s1 s'n. 3Hr o'rr
BushwhaOkers on the mississippi.
y. nc m EL ~ Ss wv -.
&C., &C., &C., t&c.
from ~cw Orlear..


Nrw ORLEANS. December 9--1he U 8 gun
boat Kiu,whA has arrived hereH sith the prize
schooner wioona which 3sptured while
bound for Havana from Mobile Ger cargo con
sisted of 24s bales of cotton 80 btrrels OF rosin
4i barrels Of turpentine and Eve Thousand dol
lars.
Until within short time the SC A,oner has beer
used rs a rebel gunboat At Mobile'
The late black frost will cons sierably shorten
the sugar crop IN L'ui-iana.
The receipts Il cotton at Nsv. 0ilears since
Sept LIST. have been over forty three thousand
bales
Rumors come from Dixie thai i:raeg has com
Il is stated ,ha. Longsreet i. tapped.
The capture of Paebla by tit Me1icans is
again affirmed.
General Banks has recovered from his H.
ness.
NEw ORLEANS. December IL = Four thousand
troops under Writ Adams, Crosbyland Logan,ap
peared in the vicinity OF Natcscz early this
week and attacked our forces under Gen. Gresham
The steamer Won Phul which t here for s.,
Louis on Monday badly dam ged by rebel
battery A shell exploded in thet ilot house xii
ling the captain aud bar keeper Mae boat hands
were wounded. three badly The boat saved
from destruction.
Lieut. Love, o Boston. ami sevtn Others Of the
I'd Massachusetts Cavalry were cultured foui
FIVE days ago near Port Hudson by 4 party Of
Lognns men Lieut. Love was wounded ana
four of his men were severely iui.red.
Brig Gen Weitzel, commanditg the lst d.
vision Of the 18th corps. goes north Tomorrow by
the Morning Star IL is expected he will be
transferred to Gen Buffers depa ment in CON-
pliance with the wish of the attA General: and
Others think he will return To ~ department
with two stars
Reports which have been curr,,nt of a cOnspi-
racy between colored troops aud 'rebel prisoners
at Fort Jackson are false
A destructive fire occurred here this morning
Loss estimated at S250. 900 The blIldihgs con
sumed were Tchoupiloulas -treet. betwes IN
GrAvier street and Nitchez LEI They com
prSed The large hardware store % Griff. Byrnes
l. Co. the store OF Smith a Zcigler, and two
stores we'll stocked with liquor belonging to
Jones & Pickle Several buildings on N,tchez
alley were injured by falling WALTZ One fireman
was killed and sc, eral Others iniu'ed
NV ORLkASs December IL The excite
ment occa >iOned here by the report of a mutiny
at Fort Jackson on the 9Th. has t.lrey subsed
vet the most wild and improbable rumors Pre
vailed that every white mn in the Fort had been
massscre1, aud that the negroe. about to
kill every white man in the vicinity. &c but the
truth knnwn at headqu ,rters early the
morning If the l0th The facts are As follows:
The negroes had taken offense ut one Of the
officers in command and swore they would have
vengeance In irving to get possession of his
person hey encountered an opposition that they
anticipated aud fired shots ~ rardom into the air
They never intended 10 create Tntiny or blood
shed The officers easily quieled the men and
they have not since made any demonstrations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

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sew vor. MARKET.

INV YoRK. December 10.
Flour Zoe better; s6 SOFAS So for extra State:
81 soar 90 for extra round hoop Ohio. and
81 65d9 80 for trade brands
Whisky very firm at s7@9oc for State and
Western. closing firm ~ 90@92c
Wheat steady hut less doing at 81 45dl 50 for
Chicago Spring. sl.47@i 81 for Milwaukee
Club. 81 54fl 60 for Winter Red Western, and
81 6l0d 63 for amber Michigan Corn opened
unsettled and closed dull AMI lower NJ 81 900
| 30 in store. and closing heavy II Sl.30
Pork active and frmer nj Sl7 81 for old mess
SlS 5nGl9 for new. closing NJ the latter price;
$l7@ls tor primo mess Beet in fair request
Dressed hogs are shade 6rner az ia d73lc
for Western.
L,rd is shade irmer at IL 1s@l23sc.
Sugar quiet
Money in active demand AZ per cent Ex
change firm at l66 Gold opened at 5ll adj
vanced to 52ls. and closed dull at SIC prem