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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Mayor Opaykess Veto on the rit.
john Porter Reception.


Mayor OpAyke,s veto on the risx.
John Porter Reception.
4 Mayor Opdyke Of New York ha. rem.
dered loyalty an Efficient service, and civ
an the Copperhead element . stirring re.
buke, ~ the Veto Of ths proposed civic
reception Of Mr.. Fitz.John Porter, ky the
tory Common Council Of New York. The
worthy Mayor says:
81 object to these proceedings because
] caAnot but regard them = fevolutionsrv
In their tendencies, it not calculated q
Undermine the very foundations Of Gov.
eminent. In lsttsr and spirit thew aYa
marked by the absence Of that respect 70
the constituted Auth0fiiiss, and that &C.
quisscsnce in their decisions, which are
enjoined By all law, both hnlnan and di.
vine, and without which al gevsrnmen.
must soon lspse into anarchy. Indeed /,
vas this very spirit that led 70 the rebel.
lion which il nov threatening the life Of
the nation.
'Instsad Of oens1ring the Government
for its conduct in the case Of Fits-Jo ohm
Porter, think We should award Il our
highest praise, and ak it t. mate ont The
same even handed Justice to I'll officers
guilty Of the like o6eoses. Il 10 cnly
thus that We can hops 70 wesd our army
Of cowardioe, disloyslsy and insubefdins.
ton. and 70 bring it 70 that high dAaree
Of efficiency which isssssatAl % victory
and the suppression Of the rebellion"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
From Kentucky.
Cincinnati, March i2.

A skirmish took place yesterday about
t z mites east of Paris, Ky. One Of our
forage trains was attacked by 50 guerril-
las who were beaten of by the teamsters
and the guard. Reinloroenen,s have been
sent.
The rumor from Memphis that Yaxoo
city had been captared BY the Union for
ces needs confirmation.
Reports are still conflicting about the
fate of the Indianola.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
NEW BOOKS.
NOTICE.
THe sTATg % I0wA,l
C,oSUrv A. Lar

/ = -. In bssashst tsa1t Of Ssi1 ou1nty md
state, May Term, te13.
To Mary A. aai1A:
You Ass hersbg ao&AeA tAae thers 10 Aev - IL II
the o0es Ut tAs Ciesk a. d Dtsls4et Cear Of L.
Cssnty, Issa = Pen na1asnA, ~ peaioa q Aibsas
9. saitn esaiose ~ yss shssina dvegee ets0 ~
ooaAs 81 0eos0ony On SA0 B1puAd 6rwt1fal AAoegsAa
~ tsvn efsv9 80 SestS 1Aoss
And thaS uAle0 80 aRpsar sd Answee tAossoe -
g eseurs soss - ~ Of ssxt tssn eftAs
Port naAisea, lsva, AefAah wDi entered saA tsds.
m~nt sd aegoo ssaAssSd s9aana yOa, u aacosdasss
With The pssyes - ~ psttsten.
JNO. vANvALKRNBUn0,
neh1I-A1T AIRY fsr FsaisNG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Washington, March lie.

Washington, March IL.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow
ing nominations for Brig. Generals Of vol
unteers: Col. Frank p. Blair, Of Mo,
Col. John Beatty, Sd Ohio.
To be Maj. Generals Of volunteers
Brig. Gen. Frank p. Blair Nov. Goth,
1862 Brig. Gen. BENZ. M. Prentiss Of
u. S. vols.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Washington, March l9,

Washington, March l2.
The following nominations have been
confirmed BY the Senate to b additional
Aids-de- Camp, with the rank Of Colonel:
Edward 9. Sanford, Of n. Y; Capt An
senstager. To be additional Aid-de-
Camp with the rank Of Major: Thos. +.
Eckard, Of Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
New York, March Ia.

New York, March lie.
A private letter received in this city
states that the pirate Florida was at Bar
BADGES, Feb. 4,h, taking in coai and pro-
visions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
K0OM THE ROrOMAC AHMY.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, !
March 70 1863

The pickets Of the enemy along that
portion OF the line on the opposite side
Of the Rappahannock are half negroes
and half white. The negroes are armed
and uniformed. The fact appears beyond
question, as only 100 to $50 yards inter
venes between our pickets and the en-.
emy's. and they are plainly to be distin-
guished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Commercial.
coKaEcTaD NJ
..xsgA~,Ss. III A ~ I i Lsas aa
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth ana Main ssrsess.

l.
Ksonr1 HsA. u. 90.
FLoUR-supsrllss On tos spsis WAsas xsra ~
e0S Pail WhsatExtrss - Is.
BUCHWHEAT FLoUR-e2 7sO3S % 100 -.
CORN MEAL-a50Soc y 100 ~, II
BRAN AN IDS HORfs-sot sae Ise -. sa4
SHIP sTUYY--sSc.
coRN-soSssc p bash. az- ..,4
sARLEY-76s " ~. ls,soa
wHEAT-Fsn u 10; Spring eoesce , IA.
RYE-4b055c y,. aa.4s "a
eATs-46 TO o6s=zz--+s+r- ? re ,s-zsr-y= zszf
PoTAToEs-1o 70 soc Retail ! ooe.
SUGAR - New Orleans fsAs ialc, prime ~;
choice .sa; slan1sA ieAs srusAsd and powdsrsAlTe.
MoLAssEs-PiantatioLs0 500 $; sseasAoasssooSa
Golden sy psa0ssc-very SCARCE; s0rssn sso4sc. !
GoFFkE-Rie a+osse; Java ~ Lassyra Is.
RICE-00i0c. s 49,.
soAP-Paln -, Family &c, Gernas o.
cANDLEs-starls; noslaa.
TALLOW-skc.
LARD-1ttosEc
BuTTKx-common "a Zoe Choice 10 V lscl
retail 50.
PRovfSfoHs-shoaldars,H sns aides no sale.
Sugar Cured Hanas. &c., retail loc.
LKATHKR-Sole 3AO3s. Harnsst 4G1 -,
HIORs-frinc dry le4e, srusby Aais price isssen
wv SsSe~ s"0sR RS'ss 'SSO' 80 $500 - sAsS'
lSc.
HAY-Timothy, eiloIs 81. SaisA I'll s0oeisii
Prairie ~ o0aDs %.
skEDs-TinetAy 81 70 70 -; Fiax seed sas t.
~ 30; coed demand.
oHIoNs-et 81.
RGGE-6 70 90.
WHITE BEANS--I 50 70 % co.
IRATHEkS-5O0%e.
FRUIT Dnsd Apples % Oooes = = bIsAsi.-
Dried Peaches ea5oo - IS. Rsisins ~ Is rs. i
GRRRN APPLxs-So 10 % bash. e Nv
CHKESB-W sdssrn Reserve and Dsnnatltt ia
BKKF CArTLl--eo3eososs.
+ SHEKP-o4 60dR3 % head.
sALT-G.A.e ~ ou:1 sHek Ksnavha 81 50 b,
rel; Lake % 50.
FIsH-Macksrei,No.iel s3e1I3 y ebi.; NO. eel,
osIa, Nos es0eIs. white Fish. No. q 50.
haIT Dbl. Cod PisheOTp
olLs-Coal oil. 50 TO eOci retail o. Lssssd on.
a. Lard OIL, 81.
BEKeWAX-PFfme, 60 stts
PAT HOGs-S3 7sse ~ - nett.
RAGs--wooisn l Cossonac.
OLDIRoN--ic ' D. Brass zee y Copper
tie y D.
ExcaAHex.-On New .Yerx u percent. bank sbh
funds; Phiiadelphia, Boston. Chicago and cincis.
natl k per cent. St. Louis i per cent g old ~ 10
IS per cent. buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

BascAel eSss HAIR Dye..-The Destfn
the W orlA.
WILLIAM A. BATChELOR's eeiebrat@c Hair Dye
produces color not - ~ dists frsnss4sre
sasrsatsd notto inJufs the hair The icasi smsAssa
the III e9eets Of bad dyes ard lasissssses
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAlk instantly turns
asp1sn1td Sfsck or BROW Isevtag ne hsiTsofsasc
beautiful. Sold b. ali drussists, he.
Ths genuine isssgnsd WILLIAM 4. BATCHKLoR.
- ~ Jsss ssAss II SssA ~.
Hssfssy, 10. u HsssIay Street, Nsw Ysrk. [Lsas
~ Bfesdvsyssd iGBond Street, uso-11w1y
Mstles - sAiDDsxs aaA Caxsssrs.
- ~ order frsn ~ Treasury Dspsrsnsst sAip-
psrs and Carrisss assreesissd,
nsnts Of Goods o. Salt amoassisg 70 over oasa. y
places In IL A and sscend tier ~ souasiss ~
sssthsrs Sssasf Of The stats ofIswa y ne Il -
-Cssten House Once II ksekuk, lows, IN sasA pre.
esrbsd b. M Trsassry Dspsfmsnt aise - Sxsssss
bsnA m surssisa, that the essla shasaia
dssribsd shsi net - tssnspsrtsd cold aay
vay, aste sve aid - ss1sst - t6ssssssis or to
ApesAisSp viii thsse - rshelss Aea insa ~ CIV
sra4N4t pfsAe unatt4 etstps. 80 III HA
Dls1ks can - obtainsd and insssuetaeas given 4
Ne sssvsyss's once.
JOHN sTANNU9.s
- f44E~ AE9 .EH bnsVSSOr1 ~ ~ Pest q
&SCustom Houss o1ee, Kepkuk. y a - Nn-eue1o- u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

Dispatches from Admiral Dupont men-
tions the capture of the schooner Belle
Memphis, Of Nashua. of the coast of
Georgia, with cargo Of coffee and salt,
purporting to be bound for Port Royal,
but along Nith the Captains papers was
found an agreement with the owner to
run the blockade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

4 oou0a, COLD, OR An iRkirATED THROAT
ifaiosed 10 progress rssuits in sssious reImonasy
ana Bronchial aGsesaoas, sfientinss isessalie.
D1OWUs DAonoUAL Tkoo11s
rsach Srsssiy he aasssd psrs saa sivs sissst Ia
slant rsiisf. In baoHtHITss, AssnnA $50 CArAaas
they are bsssaeisi. The good sneess resuting fre~
tho use 81 The rrochss, and their sxtsnded nse
ssussd them 70 be eeuntsnsiscd. Ne sure 10 saAsd
against worthless limitations osSA,s eaiy - ssssts
srswss DrsseAasl TseAss shish have 1rssss their -
c&cy BY Attest Of many years. PuSIrc sfsAExss and
stsarMs shpaia use the Trsches NH AIRY on,cers and
elders WIN oser-tsx the voiev ana rS, e.ed -
saItea changes, shoui have ta~s Sold esery~ here
At IS css,s per boz. 1sssI-dzu4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
6pefial Notles.
DOST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.

|
DOST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals ana Dsp. rt.rss Il n .mails.
me Eastsrn Mail arrives ., r. ~. and dsssrts a.
A. r. - - = - : - = ~
The Western nah arrives ..7P. n. and dsrarts At
sA.M. tF aaf Hosse4I.. M
Tho sessAsn Mail arrive. u r. NJ, and dspsr.s
~ A, n. fe ~ as Is 55.4,
rns N .s' Man arrives Hss. n, and Departs
TIE Psinyn Nan arrives Il 4. H., ana departs
stTA. r. 1af4s eiaaits aa4s afe 1a81
Ths Oh.ziesas. - Salem alaai szsivssts r H.,
and departs at An ayk8f ~,
Al nail nattsx daaisnsd ~ q ont In tAs nosaaAs
malls should be in the ones ~ osl0ek ths evening
presiding the dep xstufs % ~ naiIs.
.. b. HOW'LL, r. u.
osvicE rns Paovosr MAaasAL 0ssxnAI,
o. TINE Iowa AnD MIssUuni BoRDsn.
.h-zsss skEoEpx. IowAs AAAea lsrs, los7.S
A four year old bay Mare (connsbasd, viii b. sold
on Saturday NJ I4th Instant, 1t o.sioet r H. In
'front.' Of ne Provost Aarshais Ones, ~ street. Is the
AishsN bidder for cash.
gS JOHN 4. HIATT.
mchiId Provost Marshal General.
NOTICE.
The PresSytsry ~ Ksokuk win bold next stated
meeting n Ksokak sAs "a Thsfsdsy !ssAf Of April
X ii u o'clock. r. y. fS
o. BkAAAk, ssais4 Cert.
STATE o. iowa.
Adintant 0saasalss oAss, lsws,,
Davespsrs, February -, i6s3.
SPECIAL OnDk11.
Jasper A. Wall. Of Lee eeusv, IL hereby appointed
special Aid-ds-canp 70 ~ 0sSansr, and viii -
obsysd and respected accordingly. III
John ". Cleghors, ~ Lee csssty, viii act Post
Qaastsrmassss q ksstuk, 40 will have Ne mrs go
cAasse Of al arsEs amnunition, scoostssnsnsa. sad
other psopert, belonging 10 the State u Ksskuk.
| The S0csss ~ O.. a, ssashssu Borasy DYfgsAA,
viii report u Lieut.. Col Walt Immediately, Tor fur
ther orders.
~ srter II The c0umsndsr- in-Chief.
H.. n. BAKER,
sb9o-du ADJ 0sasrsi Of losa.
=
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

gentleman having been cured 1t the results OF
early s.ser and dissass, will, teE netves eassssvo
send to those who request ~ cepy efths AAsvs
iatsrssting narrative, published BY hinssf. This liz.
tie book 10 Designed waning and csssosse yoaas
msn and thoss who ssGss fron Nxsvous DxslIr1y,
Loss o. AEzoxr. PnxuArrsE DECAY, As.. &s. sap
plying atths sans ZINE ~ II ssitesss. sisss
eopiss VIII - ssnt u.asr seal In pasis envelope
without cAarss.ts ssy one Who fsaasssl ~ s1dres-
sias e. sasAsr, ~s.se
CHAs. A. LANBERT. nss.,
dece-dam Gfesaxeia. LnG 111an1, 9sv York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Another Expedition into Kentucky on foot

Rumored Battle at Yazoo City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
lBy TrLrsaAYs.i
new York Market.

New York March -.
vlouv-Quiet. Sales ut ~ QoNoT ~ for Extfs
State; o. ss3e7 - X. H.o
wheAt-very Guiet. Sales q III toDol 81 6pring;
81 si4si 81 for Milwaakss Club; n 7IDei n for
Winter Rad.
Corn-Lsss duizs prices fully se isvss dosing very
heavy and unsettled. 8alss a siOSos sssod; @DSi
unsouDd. EN - "a
Oaie--LitAle Anner. oAlss ai o0DE9c.
Pork-DulI and heavy.
IArA-Dali and lower, cissisg d iot0i its.
Whisky-DslI and Lower. Ekslske.
oressyiAp~-usohanesd. No sales. A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

from Port Royal.
SPECIALS TO N. Y. PAPERS

SCHOONER BELLE MEMPHIS CAPTURED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

1t is rumored Fl. Donelson was again
threatened.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
Mass meetlne Postponed.

The Union Mass Meeting which was no
tiled by the State Committee to be held in
Ravenns, to morrow, the 14th inst. has
been postponed. The Ravenna Democrat
Of Wednesday says:
The Mass Meeting, announced by the
State Union Central Committee, to be held
in this county on the 14th of August, has
been postponed. The fact Of the great
John Brough meeting at Warren on Sat
urdsy last, which was so largely attended
from this county, has induced those haY-
ing the matter in charge to postpone the
meeting announced for the 14th. A mass
meeting for this county will be duly ar
ranged, speakers secured, and announce
ment made thereof" -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

We do not know that what we are going
to say will be considered IS having any
thing Of originality about it but we new
ertheless shall say what has frequently
appeared important in a pecuniary point
Of view, to the farmer as well as to the in
terest of agriculture and the country at
large. We refer to the importance Of ev-
cry farmer raising every calf be gets, and
for the next year the butcher block should
not be disgraced with such q thing
as veal. Veal, at best, is rather doubt
ful kind Of provender for civilized people
to eat. But just now, when large part
Of our cattle raising portion Of the Union
is not rearing a single steer, our formers
cannot fail to see where their interest
lies, and that is in raising every calf they
get We do not dem it necessary to go in
to any lengthy argument to prove what
we hsye merely noticed. The same re-
remarks viii apply with equal force to the
breeding Of coils. Think of these things
farmers.-LaRcastsr L1telEigeaceT. -. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY BiORNTNG. AUG. Il, Issa.
Frunduisnr suBstirufss---ImPOrtan De-

Erundulsnf Bubstifutes---lnRortan De-
cisiun.
When The draft, now near at hand, &C
actually arrives many Of our citizens viii
be on the look out for substitutes from the
feet that the prOOuratiOn Of an acceptable
substitute entities the man drafted to ez-
enpHon for tbres years, while, by paying
$500 communication he is liable on 3 second
drafl. Parties interested must, however,
take great care lest they be deceived. In
Philadelphia the substitute agents have
been inducing soldiers to desert and sell
themselves as substitutes. Some Of these
fascsls have been arrested and viii be Sc
verely punished, the soldiers for desert
ing, and the brokers for inducing them to
do SO. This, however. does not help their
victims much, as viii be seen by the fol-
lowing ruling Of Judge Advocate Holt:
In case Of a substitute ,oho proUes to Be de-
serter from military seTUies, OF man a.
ready in that service.
0PINIoE.-A man who is under obligs-
NAlA " pcEADI1 4uhJ NA uAo NMA
account cannot certainly be received as q
substitute for another. To be acceptable
in the sense Of the law, he must possess all
the legal qualifications for the service, but
an enlisted man has disqualified and abso-
lutely disabled himself from performing
the duties of a substitute by engagements
entered into with the Government. If the
Board Of Enrolment has been imposed
upon, and has granted a certificate Of ex-
emption because Of a substitute furnished
who proves 70 be deserter, or one already
in the military service, the Board should
after notice to the party, proceed to recon-
slider its action, snd should SET aside Its
former Judgment, snd annul the certificate
Of exemption granted. It's right to do so
ona proper showing is undeniable, the act
Of determining upon the acceptability Of
the substitute being judicial in its charsc-
ter, and subject to revision and reversal.
The certificate Of exemption having been
thus vacated, the psrty's original liability
under the draft remains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
IRON CITY,
NORTHERN LIGHT,


UEaI-Fhis Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles
embraces six degrees Of latitude, and eleven degrees
Of longitude, passing through Lakes IRE 81 OalEa
Huron and Superior and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
ST. Clair and st Marie, with it, Thousand Isles pre-
entng 70 the Tourist for Pleasure, HEALTH or IN The
pursuit. Of SCe CO, more BEsL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America rr
1si-Passenpers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with Oneof these B0ets at Port Sarnt on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit =.
l-One Of the Hteamersf Sea Bird or OieVsland, VIII
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City, touching At oil intermediate ports
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION and sll enqui-
Fies regarding Freight or Passage, address
r Ef. CLEVELAND AGENTS: f-. ~
ROBJT hanna. & CO., for Eorthern Light and
II. GARRETSON q CO., for Meteor and IHi-
HjEsSSlEY q MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet. lL1 L-N -r
r-T DETROIT AGENTS;
s. P. BRADY CO.. for Iren City, Planet an City
Of Cleveland; --i -A
WILLIAMS 00ajOr Berthsrn Light, Hlino and
yN6 HTFdHIEs y co. for Traveller 81 mar $3.50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
OLOsTFG on MAILS,


E4sTERS TH9oUGa foT Erie Buiialo, BoSsont SSS
York, Hartford, and WilloughbYs PaiDeaylllei 9ene
Va, Astsbula and Conneaut, cloaea 81 a:
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only, closes -
EAsTEHE THRoUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton, New YORK and Hartford. closes at ssl5 P. II.
EAsTERs WAY, tor al points bstWeen OlsTelAnd ann
WEsTERN Through, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ ueaFes at $50
WEsTTRE 5aRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 ?. a
WEsTKRN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct P. N.
SANDUBKT WAY, for eanduaky ane ali internledlabe
points, closes at 4:lO P. H. ,
OIEeIENATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes q 10 P. NJ, Qeaves Ct 81
CHonNAT1 fHRouaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and CINCINNATI closes at 10 P NJ, Qsayes at o'lo
| next morning.l
Louisville St. Louis, Indianapolis, ZanesYille and
/ Wheeling, closes at 40 p M.
| PTrTsBURsH THBoUaH, for Pittsburgh and Washs
PTTTsBURsH WAY, Ior all points between Cleveland,
Wellsvile, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
/ Baltimore and Wa8hingtOn, closes at 100 NJ
| mAHONIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes at 10 p. N, Qeavos next =
ME1IsA WAY, closes att Am.
BOOKPoET, &c., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
BRECEsvIIIE, BAFH, a., closes Tuesdays and Sat
i sHIRoH CENTER Granger, North Royalton 40
| WARREEsYMLE, cioseg daily, 1870 4. m. =
EAST OLEvELAHDa and Euclid, closes daily,s ?. ~
Rg-Mail and Drop Letters are require by law y
s5SAii City Circulars are required to prs.Pai'
~ 6fsesy OPEN fFcm 7sO A. NJ. to 7sO P. N. Oh
'--''-' -''-- '''' Z. UOwLEs, N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

Z ENT BY GXRKESS ENEKY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

The Knights Of the Golden Circle are
encsmped near Lsomie, Illinois. They
stopped q furloughed soldier who was
passing by and pulled him from his horse
and msltreated him shsmefully- Such in
stances as this tell, palmer than words,
that the 0Opperheads are the worst enc
mics Of the soldiers Of the army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

PROFESSOR OF ELHOTRoPATHY AND MEDIOIHls
Omce-n9 seneca-st., . few doom from Superior uP
once hoursfrom TO l7nnd from stO O'Clock daily
Sundays eIcepted.)
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P03f.0FFIeE lTIAlE.TAlLE.
fsSS gUNNKR ARRAKGEMEEF 1855
M FOB TIE LF
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
ATTHE
OLEYELANp posi- OFFICE.

Dzl-nI ails will bo opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
- i,iN7' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives a 4;45 AM l40 4aoFn'
Fssieru Way arrives ct 80 A. II. -
v esfern Through arrives at g9 L. ana s.lo r n.
Western Way arrives at 8 30 r. n.
gandusry Way arrives st 9.E3 A n -
Oipciuusfi hrough arrives at 9:i5 A. H. I'D r. n
40 Way arrives at g-35 2. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9l5 P. n.
40 Way arrives at 7=S0 A. d.
MahontnF Way arrives at 700 n.
Medfnay Way arrives ct 400 2. n. -.
ROckport, &C.. arrives FuesdaysI Thursdays ana eAi
ufdays at u n.
Brscksvie, Bath, Ao., arrives Mondays and Friday
sharon Center, Granger. North RoyaIton, 30, arrfye
Mondays and Fridays at P. n.
Warreusville arrives daily at l0:l5 A. ID.
Hast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct A. H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

In Canada, 50 great is the plethora Of
American silver, that half dollars go for
fOrty-eight cents, quarters for tWsnty-fOuT,
Ten cent pieces for nine and five cent
pieces for four.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

An Irishman who had blistered his fin
gers By endeAyoring to draw on pair Of
new boots, exclaimed: By st. Patrick !
1 believe shall never get thin on until
wear thin a day or two"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

The Nicaragua Ship Canal has been
commenced under the auspices Of Emperor
Louis Napoleon, and there is q prospect of
its speady completion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
TRANSPORTATION.

Rs-This Well Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
h-T-- hv-seh fhn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

-EfSHIN9 TACKLE-9 ~
JUST REOETVED-A fresn sup- > S-,s---a--,aA,ns|
bly Of Oonroy's Celebrated Fishing Tackle Our BtOck
of Rcds Reeds Lines, HoOks Flies, Bats, kc., &c.
q large and in great variety. .s-1 ~
Double and Single BaFrelled shot Guns, Rifes Re-
volving Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, am
munitions, and eFry thing required for Field ports
Al HATrERSLEY'S GUN STORE,
l02 Superier-St., Cleveland, o.
~ Repairing neatly executed. maT7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A CoNsUMPr1YE CUREp,

". II. ] JAmEs, Retired Physician Of great
el.nsslse, cisoogored, Whiie in the East Indies
certain cure for Consumption Asthr1a BTencbffis
So1snlai Solos and General Debflity The remedy
- uncovered % nim when his OalF child a adsugh-
Ief Was given up 70 die. hs child was cured and n
nov l, sise Snd we'll DESTROYS bsneftting his isl-
recipe containing tall directions for making sIIe-
Cssi1y n5ng this remedy, ree, on Teoeipi "a theip
nones3 with two stamps 70 nav erneDsS- I6aTs =
not single case Of OonsumptIop fbaf n 49,, 80 y
sss noia q AND dissipate- Night s1ssats pee
lIIltsllon oi tho nerves, faiureOi = Iajry
tnfest, emily sensations nausea st the stolnseb in
eltSl ~ tns leNels, wasting away OF the muselsg
per they see this advefrmsnt IN. ASdFssi : =
IN. 40, -, OHADDOOK & CO.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

FIour-Market active, sales of choice
white winter at so; red winter SO;
spring extra S co. choice spring extra
5 so; fais,spring extra 5 IS.
Wheat-}alc better; No red winter !,
l23; No 2 spring 08.
Corn-Market shade frmer; sales at 86a
86ic for No /; No 84a85.
Oats-Market quiet, No / at 633, No. 2 at
Ry Ulac q Aisse. CO
Barley-Mstket quiet at LA for No l;
No 2atyl II .-..
Seeds-Quiet; Timothy 2 Isl, Haxseed g.
25a2 Al: sloPer'6 5la6 <754
Enthusiastically held at 60c !
Butter-Market dull at 17a22c
Potatoes-Market steady, neshannocks
65a70c, peach blows 65a68c, common
45to5je
Poultry-Ch iekehS-&liys Ia6al so, dress
ed 75al Is; tarkeys--liye 4a5c, dressed
5a6c pei, ID. -.
Hides-Daals green country 71a7ic; do
sailed ss2aeikip and calf I2ial33c, dry
flint 17al8c.
Game-Prairie chickens 2 so, partridges
2 90 per doc. ...~
Cattle-In active demand and market
firm: sales at 4 80 to Is per cwt.
range GEf4644 90 ~ eosd to choics.
Dressed, hogs sell atg49Ua5-0 90
Proyisions-lQsntt but firm, mess pork
SIG so. lard firm at III for prime, &c
for green hams. 0o8 q 4