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tI tie would like to haTe had peep
at the faces of the British aristocracy and
tlunkies, and particularly Gf the editors Of
the London 1imfs, Herald and G;a1e, when
the news reached them Of the defeat Of
Lees army, the capture Of .Vicksburg and
Port Hudson, tile disastrous retreat Of
Bragg, the defeat Of Price, the capture Of
Morgan, the rout Of Cooper, the invest
mint of Charleston and Mobile. the de-
feat Of Joc. Johnston, the reclamation Of
Louisiana and mississippi the re-opening
Of the Mississippi River, the complete
crushing Of Tie Coplserllead riots III New
York, tho enforcement Of the draft every
where, and in short the prospect Of The
spcc1y collapse Of the "southern Confc.l-
ctacy." Their cout1tennnccs would be
sight wotth seeing. How hairy our
Cl1isiinn neutral cousins nuat fuel ut the
nun.fultlllntnt Of their pivus nnd bcncyo.
lent representations concerning the future
u 'his country. III w1,at delightful
frnmc u mind they t,l,1s! bc. nnd wllnt
felicity nl''rt the stoekholdrrs Of the Cnn.
tts1cru'c loan experience nt'nut these ttnys.
The July news from 1fnmcricn, will l'c 20
cot'I'ng i"r the August '1"y.'1nya 1ev.cnld
i,,nonulu i* so'llinE to It. We ot,ngrntu.
lasr OH transatlantic Copl,rrlica.l trlrn,ls
on their l'nrpy !rnllIe Of mind and blls.lul
| nn!!slimi!oNs of %'sA! tts ts.sHsa may !,r!,,K
futh Wlu.n IFnt,fn Hmm In hfmaatr u,,uin
, 1863-07-29

Great excitement IL prevailing at Olncy aud
In tho counties contiguous 10 tho rtovcat
hatehal's oillcc Of tho 1lth Congressional dlu.
trlet. On "Wednesday oycnlng, 4 courier hast.
cncd with tho ncws tint M armed mob WIS
advancing on tile toNu Of Olnoy from the dk.
rcction Of EdTarda county, mud slmul.ano.
only word was brought that II largc forco wis
alto advancing ftoil Crawford md jasper
counties. Tho nuNs proved but tot true,
Tit citizens Of thu town and surrounding
country Immediately assctntlcd nj tho Court
Uonse, IN which ~a: thu Marahal'a o.'lce. 4
and ,neans for aets,1sc, mud to tho slau,o an.l
poihtcl on that committee, apparently
i'anic stricken, udylsed the in,mrdlato sur:
r.Iaer oi .l'o ofllee With all the books anl
papers, in order. as was said, to avoid the
shedding ofb'ood and the destruction Of pro
re1ty. Tho people outside tf the committee
T. ON getting wind Of this Infamous and treas
enable proposition, began Immediately to Or
gani2e In companies, armed with fowlIng
pieces ard reyolyets, determined to defend
The enrolling lists to the last extremity. Thus
ol Captains Berry, Higgins, Studor and others
werr stationed to the best advantage to meet
the traitors ard give them warm reception.
In the meantime, Commissioner Archer, the
Marshal being absent on business. secured the
books, papers, &c, Of the office, and took
tack1Dg mob made their appearance in town
to reconnoitre, or confer with their friends.
The danger was imminent, and an attack mo-
mentarilJ expected Certain parties vino
have subsequently acknowledged that they
knew OF the contemplated attack tno
days before, sailed out to meet the
enemy, and on assuring them that the draft
papers " ere not in town, they promised to
disband. The mob thus Temporarily quieted,
still fingered in squads around the town aud
the neiehboring village Of Clarenont, hoping
to get some clue to the whereabouts Of the
enrolling Lists. But By the following night
the people were thoroughly organized. An
armed force Of some GOO or 500, aided by a
t.ain running hourly between Sumner and
succeeded in protecting the papers from cap.
ture until the Commissioned had them safely
on the way to Springfield.
, 1863-07-29
FROM FORT SCOTT,
Tho Flight at Honey Springs.
lTrom Our Hpcelnl Corscapond,nt.1

t. t,. ,, .a..
FONT seeff' Aah'"s' 9"iJ ri, iso3.
a messenger las Just rnlno In from Fort
Gibson, bringing dlnrn,c cleu frot, uen, Blunt.
Th. to,,nx,,,, ,r,n,rt -, t,,, ,.,,,,. ,r f,'.n..
- '''o o"'''' VI 4'"A'3
springs EXTINCT IRON 'hoin;
The rcbcl 0ent snl C0orur, viii, t,000 mon,
wc.o nt or near Honey bpr!ug1. (Creck Ma.
tom; UrlE. Gcn. CVlbc|l Wns ut Furs Smith
wi Ii = a,tAM men, md they wcru about 10 COM.
bluu u!ctr fo,cr*, Gen. Blunt determined to
st3tkc Coo,,er bt to,v the Junction Of tic two
fo,ccs, III len Fort Blunt. JulY 18th, Win n
batLliion or tLa Oh K,t.has yolut.tocr cavalry.
two moNntnln howltxrrs, and t.Yo pound
rurs of tlu I'd kuueas battery, Tho A1knns4s
River Has not fu1dable till tho 10TH al mid,
liglt. One eix.nulo tenn wns lost, driver
and al, tn crossing, md three 1ldtans or the "a
ca. Philips to ecnd his force to this point 10
join The expedition. Blunt wills Joined by
Col. Judton with ba talon Of the I'd Wis.
consIu cavalry, two mountain howltzcrs Of
Tic 9Th kansas, four guns Of the ed Kansas
volunteer battery. lst kansas colored rrgl-
melt, Col. Williams, and the I'd Indian regl-
mcnt. Col PLilips-in ali about 1880 men.
In the morning they advanced to Elk Creek.
where Gen. Cooper wa. strongly posted In
the timber. Our force rested an hour, in
which time they ate their breakfast. whicl,
tLcy had In their harersacks. Their then
formed line of battle, and immediately CON.
menced the attack. The right wing vas COM
malaed by Col. Judson. and it consisted Of a
ment, two mountain howl zers of the Gil Kan.
sas cavalty, four guns OF ne 5d Kansas hat
teri, 1st colored regiment. Knnsas voinnfotrs
ard the "a Indian Pertinent. The In rinr
was commanded bg Isl. Philina consIstfnr u
battalion Il the 9Th kansas caYalry. {5ur
, 1863-07-29
HE PLOTS OF TRAITORS
The tlans for tho New York Mob.

1
Day by day the magnitude Of the purposes
entertained By thc originatoss OF The New
York mobs continues to dwarf their paltry
performances They meant rcrolution-they
attained lousc.burni0g, murder oi negroes,
and miscellaneous tl1leyery,
1t Is but MI open setret unw that the Gov
ernment IL in possession Of facts quite Clearly
establishing thc Intimate connection Of the
invasion OF rennsylvnr1a, tho ln2bs In New
York, ard the raid into Indiaua and Ohio Us
1art the sat,e general plan. Lee Was to i1i-
WIDE The North, carrying CONSERVATION aud
panic through the whole regtnn in which ho
bad chtetg1. simultaneously Fernando
Wood'e forces were to iefy the Grncral Guy
crnnent ard rr.cpfiate New York iuto rcvo-
lutlon, while Philadelphia WIS held ut tho
mercy IF Letss advance Meantime Indiana
and Ohio ere to hare been thrown lnto coll
suleiors by II powerful tehe1 tuit, Thu least VI
v11oso reslIltH wottld be the prevention Of any
troops from tho WcEt being errt Enstso meet
'}o elno'geEc5, whllu II might ,Gfink about q
meeting II. eefta1n 1'ory Leglstattttes, whose
dcings could not lail IL tend likewise 10 rey.
ulMtaUta arY TREASURES.
But tho New roik lnub was TO bo lilo 1unin,
efficient My 10 Lees n'1iy. It ftiIed more
bccn'ltu The rtphlrt movements of 1ioukrr's
a'thy cht ek hatea !.ro sl'un. hrcn'tto uf, my
t!tt. Tferc nfc rfc,ll!o j'ytte'.s ltorp WHO 10.
elarc !lay i,nTu eect lhc full ln.s 0f twnlyu ".
Knliikrtl regiments. lnn,1v ~ 1t l,ot WIN wtrO
IN !lR l1Olthn wurr to tmv6 Hlsen tla n,Gh rt'H.
.i.hnrg "ml .0,rr. With l.so fal'rti thuy r.,
fused 10 commit themselves fur nougAt, an.t
~, ,,httnti ri Yeyululinn III NV York, WI
hatl nc9to mobllnK aud iluslna bteaktng, TIC
thieves tiat nIate up TIM rink atill ills III tllu
mo, tulont. being left witlant lLu Eui.lIuoo
Of tlIero organiztd bodies, foIowtll tItuar 70
entlon; nnti no tllu mob BECAME wlsnt 1t WINS.
but htlnru It ID oyor n,oru thnn o,lo man, now
prominent and claiming tn bu respectable
will ,ccd Ills best eudcAyors to cover up and
conceal hIa criminal connection with this
rt0t
, 1863-07-29

The co1ored man who was murdered and
subsequently hung to 3 1amp.post on the cor
ncr Of 1th avenue and .2Sth street, during the
riots Of last Tetk, has been fully identified
His name was Abraham Franklin, aged %
{eais- He resided one block below where he
was murdered. Roundsmen Gunner aud
Roberts: Of the Goth precinct, hare arrested
Patrick Butler, who Is charged with having
aided the murder and hanging. This arrest Is
additional to those published In the Iua<s Of
yesterday tor the tame offence.
:. The testimony Is very conclusive that roupg
Butler, not content Win aiding IN killing
franklin, actually severed pieces Of fleshfronl
the inanimate body, trampled them under his
feet. and then, IN great glee, exhibited them
to bis comrades In crime.
The officers who thus far hare arrested paE-
ties charged with this horrible murder, are
still actively engaged In searching for others,
who are known to be guilty, either IS p1izci-
pals, Or as perpetratlng the horrible oatragea
at the tine he Nss hung upon the la1nP-post.
n Z. Tires, e7th,
, 1863-07-29

tN" Every miscrcnnt tl'at l'fllagod md
murdered, nnd burned orphan asylulns, In
tho New York rlola, calls himself IL wllolc.
lIog-Dcmocfat, anl nlwayH votes the
sltalght ticket, III I'LL lint internal mv!,,
there WINS not one Rcpubllcan--no MT
onc. 1sit not higl. time for the decent,
law Mnd order individuals Of the Demo.
cra,ic purity to withdraw themselves from
such disrcputablc mud dangerous political
u,Ant.ini{tnn2
, 1863-07-29
FROM THE ARMY OF THE CUM
BERLAND,
Anntfh at CoVnn- 4 Trtp Into Ala
bnM,R-A Southern Woman Wants
IanA ees. Cu1.cc and Cal1co-- lie Spic-
1t OF the Army.

Eo~AS, IEHs. July u, 1863.
Saturday Inst, the 24th Wisconsin, Colonel
Larabee. md the ssth Illinois. under com
mapd of Lieut.. Col. Chadbourne, were order
cd to Anderson Station. on the Nashville aud
ChattnEocga Railroad, distant from Cowau if
teen miles, The Object, as understood the
movement, was to latro1 the road, protect the
mechanics In repairing bridg ges between this
and Anderson, and attend to ANY bushwhack-
ere, should any make their aprtarancc. We
arrived at Anderson, which Is at the Slate
line, on the afternoon OF Saturday, and not
few Of the officers and Soldiers Immediately
went over the lire into Alabama, rejoicing
that the. bad the opportunity Of pressing tue
real pleasure to thiuk Tint our regiment, nfter
marching every foot Of the way through Ken
tucby aud Tennessee, enduring great priya-
tions. aud doing noble work at Perryyil1e
nId Stone River, we're here, ready and aux-
ious to help drive Dragg out Of the last State
Oc,eu, provided . trusty Union sAarp.hootes
shall not as sist linn to It on land.
Our stay vas to be over Sunday, mud the
boys followed Col ChadbonrDe's suggestion,
to make themselves as comfortable as they
could. SUNDAY morning came and as the
Chaplain was 5ust calling :, N II the regiment TO-
cor otlye echoed through the valley, telling
us 1T once that Elk River bridge ant all tho
bridges to this point had been repaired and
the road opened: I vent to- the station 10
n.nRc call On ,he Welcome III Visitors, and was
3nvlt: q or eoat4 Y Capt. Whiting Of Gen,
IN rngs q II q s1 rPaa a ~fsn
az, M.Is ~! ana ~ uen nueti
e qnn ~ss 70, 'sngaru aee4aneu y Sapl ~
ra,,ain q: Whi,n sst i1iIIa Ei o. q,
In III 1linnit f;c ah.riis,,4 u IiI1 i,Iot,,nr
Col. L, bold. "a Missouri. Mjor Yates, and
Mea,toe an,, val ~ ~" " an nv
Fc I naa t;a ~ hl's IT, %Ta1ps"ooaers rs'
o a.stin G'l oot,.,;s % Ane ~ lta'n' son.
c,nsg ~ ~ .x .;Gat H.. anu IL ~
sar. kursneo 10 ns5 Nn1ont iatetIuplon 70
~ ns'enst, no tn oan.ae Th TTns'pg nien eoac 10
es iatt y H. .ne 1oap pe9pls M ~epe noi
sI au1 h,,, H., " 'aS Ill.,, ~ Man,..a.
- ~ ~. s ~ ~ tle ~ 'elsn
dina.s ~ ~ IT,, - tr. .so n1 ~ -
adyepSs. wn;;s ros,e;, f, s,.x,n,o ,,o ,ooo,,o.
| =, 'l'o ~ ~ 49, nsni': ne ~ ~
, 1863-07-29

11tvrIl,N cAIr 0r T40aT
~ MoR11tGF3 ASD Tuv,, ttnuns wt, y.
,o;d af pnhi,c NJ ian n ia ~. ~ fnic ee
the th,,teept sy af Ausu,s III u ela9f f. ~
ants e,yen ng f. ,n m
state Il Wiscensn tnt ,nsk IA Ia f;acinn IA Nh.
stss inni III i1T1sI esrh ~ ia ~ ~ rrS Mn1ar
pG,2.. ri Tss5 iii! ~ ~, y y. NJ MMaats.
0h n9net ~ uatfa su1 an; is'a pa1a6s tsn.usxy
nch H.. -. ~ Ell e. t. ga!Hoss
nIio ose o tr Ffe f1anI5d III i;.r, v,r., nv
ma omr5a1 oI b."rrs e .ts GrS n i ss
H. H. ;ntn d,; or Ernfn.IT frs, Iii, tae
az ~ - mrr ~ ,9orn.1 !. 4 - ~ r.. ~
~ i recare BY nc.rase ,' esa.9 .csts &
cost!n. na,. -
,,ah 49, Hr.n iHt IVY snnnssH't iHH1f4. g.tA1 ~
, 1863-07-29
navigation as far north as Chalk Bluff, and

navigation as far north Us Chalk Bluff, and
Gen. Davidson's command will be forced to
rely on wagon trains from Pilot Knob or
Cape GfIardcau for provisions. The country
and the horses find good grazing as they pro-
ceed. This command moves SO slowly, for
cavalry, that its destination Ia doubtful. An
Impression prevails that It Ia waiting for q
co-ope1atiye movement in mother quarter,
Gen. Davidson is now able to threaten Price
Ct Holmes In the rear, ehoull the rehels
oga3n advance towards Helena
The reopeuing Of the Mississippi river to
free trade Is the i9ais jataus which mauy OF
our business men and especially Coppetheads
md cotton spectators are pursuing. The
Rtpuotfdn 1s evidently cracked on the sub
with Uncommon wrath. The permission
given to shippers and STEAMBOATS, to carry
cargoes through to New Orleans on giving
bonds not to land goods at intermedlate
points, excepting " existing regulations, is
not satisfactory. Free trade-Whlch mcanB
ceiving cotton In rctuFn-is The clamor. This
unwlse proceeding has actually obtained the
countenancc Of many first f.to Union men,
but the acales will drop SOME day and Copper.
head schemes be laid bare,
The arrival Of several hundred prisoners
from Vlcksburg who refused to be paroled,
who vial to take the oath Of allegiance and
return to their homes. 1t Is sincerely hoped
that This gumo will be vetoed, Tic rebel
M1ssuur1ans afe, If possible, wo1se In crime
tbnn their fe11ow.iraitors. Many ltfe their
htmes inside our lines and voluntarily toined
tie rebels. They hare no excuse for tllelr
gull, aud Ehoufd now sniItr tie Consequences,
Mpfcoyer, the experience in Missouri with
II bcl soldiers tr1ense1 on ohth IL n strong Oh.
1ecllon TO nny further practice of tlils char.
hcfer
Tile so-tnl1cl ratification fneetiug, held By
Tue itienlas IF Tho Emancipation uttiInanru
lmspel ~ ~ State Uouventlon., vi 1nst
Interesting fealtlto, Of Ito ucraatuti was tns
Dtttlrt1r lyxu exhibited ttt tnoeh sucii Ult re-.
publican politicians u john tihw uut1 tNc
fcdefnl ulfleets nttt ihu topputllrati t,ul ten,'
" i,teitl. irlAr,rIIt'.l ~ relet3. UtH,t'e"
hor H. r., efa H. lar,,.i td1i \ oxs ne .'tt'4uy ID
III n.H' riA:ia eu!inlly 1''!"!io,iIS tul,eI s,ut
ra(hikt,e, Inh IL llia t,l"flNlnalY 10 i lthIt
ltAl condition IN tllN nHtt eeaalnh nf TIN I.agta
latu", ntwten IN" hupp1 teaAa aud t||aY
hunks. tan!ret .'nhu II IL ntnI a.,it aluu Jutil
b. l'irIps, uni rA Htatra hutmsors,
Thu lI'sA.ttel Recommendations provided II
t!'is piiy Mil YtrInlty fnr tiuk md wnuntlud
t|nion aoltttia,. .irlGg largely III exruta ot tlt
,icnhnl, httIs jmva Ile.n tnIlen tn rulnco th.
tInyetutnrnt ex1enao for thla Department
Tho pn'lenta tht"'y IL The ,nhgnit'cu,a Fiji
1}ariatks. 1hu building, which cot tl,s Gny
tfii,rnt s1D.0O pr nnli,l1Ii fcnt, alas 1ccI
Aiytn III. Til rp tru still iUur thuutnnd va
cant beds rcad, fur occurnnto.
A bGtluuH Vul stion Ina erlsrn III connection
With thu 1nyut it vf Foldfuts In hospitals
by rrr'nl order. all descriptive rolIa tnns
ftalo wfctc. "hrt', pnd by wlol.,, thu .su1dir
Yet, fuw denctili:o rpl ID do slnto. TAis Ia
nov itnr, Nt}d Hen WIN tInyp ftnyl ilA1tl rcg
, 1863-07-29
EEv YORK AND CHICAGO.

We sec in the late riots IN New York
the results Of Coppcrhead teaching, in
which the press and the politicians Of that
great city have been so generous. Trea-
son, in words faintly covered with the mask
of professcd loyalty, has tipened into deeds
of violence and blood; and, to the eternal
disgrace Of the American name, scenes
were there enacted. which, for utter f1end-
ishness and merci]ess atroeity, are without
parallel in The history Of the century In
which we live. Robbery, arson, anu
murder-cach pcrpetrated without Cause
and under circumstances thai give
new hideousness to crime, nnd q h'.n'
erto unearned infalny to tnoso Wno
are Guilty, are the smallest and least lm'
portant Of the fruits which thus r1ot-nay,
th,s rcbe1llon-has Tipencd' Distrnst Of
the stability ofthe institutions Under which
~ 1,ro doubt of the fitness Of i" the pco-
r1e" for ee1fgorcrnmcnt; deepencd and In
tcnsitjctl autipathies Of rnce, where all such
antipatl,fcs should be uprooted and de-
stroycd; the confessed necessity which the
rioters developed for new slringcncy Of
law and increased rigor Of It's alninistra.
tion; The possible substitution Of tho bay
onet for the civil mandate, tho wretched
insecurity which property feels, ind the
general uuscttllng Of Tho ideas Which
have, ur to thts time, teeisted Know Nut1l-
lug anpnu1ts. md The tiiorc dangerous pu1i-
cy of ll1hsB who hnve opponesl Universal
euffngc,--thesc hro thc graYcat md most
euttowiul If The tceutts III which tl,u rioL.
ing hne btrn sp pto1itiu.
Tlie rhtses which liavc produced Huetl
crnsrquenert IN New yor', nrr tusnrinnt
herr. 1itnstn wtnre, wext uf tho lhkvs, u
fnn#A ,ra tttthA thlpker t',An thHt wI,rl,
only lm,tlAlly conwhled !ta n'lnls!yanosA
tn tho Atlanta hrahonrl, Tim uopImr.
l1untl eapnl'tIty for tu'acl"nn! IA 1tlnt IA In
lntaturnllloAnsl unflt'lomnblo horo III tllcre.
Tlo mnljgnlsy which glyca talsrliood jts
venom mud effectiveness, sul1bra IN Tho
West no t'ln!nutlun by comparison Will.
Tho flrndlrl,nrss OF which tho Now York
1tv,{d 'I1sl tho Now Yulk Exlnrss llnyu
,,.er ,,,,tvrrs mn, nroonu In Tin 1,ast wa
1,,x, ,rcn vim In rvrrx,htnv lint ,von,d
bcfoul n pptf!oI, nro Tho cs'tnlH ol citllcr ol
..,,, . f,,',,.u.. ..1> .,x,.,,, .,r tr 1,n.;a ,,r.
h.s.,. -, Il. r.,at,, = t,rni..,,,,.ro,r,,,. !. T.,
~ ~ .... ~ .,,1,,. H.. ,,x.t - ,hn Na., v',rt,
a:.. trt.. a,au n.., ,,a fvs,t, ,,,n ~,
...,. - H.. - n... % n,', % 'h" - w,,aas f., ,n,,
% tn.v ,,,r.t n,t Into 1,n,n,. ,hot co,,n,,,nc
~. % ,nn,,a ,,hit,, l,.,J a,ct,tv ,,,.,,,,.r mi
,,,n"d m, tho to,,ndo,,ons nf Inv an,i ins
t.cn n,o ,u., ns indust,i,.,s,y ten,lci i,
f",,caao .a th.v wnr. +, New y,rL
~ ,ho ,a,oran, ,r;, do,e.rora "ocon1o
-,ha r. a,r sta,or c;,v mo,,,o,ad md IN
,.,,.,aI1 h1r In inf;,rnoi .rto th.t lin ira,
.arous don.ooo,,ca ,,scd ,,,aced thoms.,rc
- onnos;,,on fo Tho Government ond In
oomo ~ onco rc,,nla md n,nrderers ar
roo,,v unon , ,ite ;rnu,cion to a,,in, :,
o-,oe on1 .bo commission ~ ,,roc;o,
cr;,ne n thc Wost
| ~AN~1~0 @~@ 49, - N'
, 1863-07-29
OETt ST. LOUIS LETTER.
from Our Special Corrcspondent.J

I'hc Mndleal Qurstinst-Qm Onnis.
sinlsN 0f thG s'NrrHrAttMstH-rilNAt Ati!ta.
rsltt1ps 0f GNIiSeFjHttnM--t1Ncr
Ntattcrs-A d. a REQ on A rlanabsaA -f'rrp
Trade eifuIubuG~E0llllcAl Btlctlus.
MR.. ctr.
, 1863-07-29

oVICKER'S THEATRE,
- a Aaohoa street. between Dearborn aud Stats.
w 1ae oeas ventilated Theatre Ia TIA world.
TUESDAY EyEn1so, 1CLY4ru.
Re's1al o. ne Eo.s gorgeous spectacle Of .as
SEVEN SISTERS
Or, TILE hAId oE THE BUTTERFLY,
Which vi11 be produced With al II, On, pvcrr<
scEaEIsY BID "HrrAt~ Tho xao.e 1ads, tss snDdts
ytslou Ct ~ 1''"Pe<"
mr. J. &. mcDONorEu.
Who Htll appear In bis great character Of M p,
and CUPID. Tbs place Is latc1spe1.ed Hisao ~
LOCAL HITS.
PkrE1oTfc So*Cs.
GRAND HALLRr DAEC1s.
EOXlC BI@GLXg.
NEpko EcCKHrEfotr{2s,
zoCATE MAErn Nd DRIlI,
DT TWENTY YOUNG LADIES.
HR1IIfAyr TAhLkAux. inclndinR the BIEGH OF
VI Kspt EG Ant terntn& tns Nith tbs most azEosna
ttkIe ever witnessed.
TIE D11zTI or TIE BUTTERFLY
~ Tnz BOWER OF rEKH9.
TIE LAKE OF SILVER AND saUWEE OF GOLD
, 1863-07-29

nANDELION COFFEE. We
arr the agents ttos The n Eorthvest} for tho ss1e
nyyTI and we prepared u SUI ply the Wholesale
Txtc stnanufsesuytrsp Il p.tces. D 4 c. having mann.
Iii il y 6iva entire satlsfseton, We Euaraateo il
70 III pu1chsssfH. LADD, WILLIAMS h fOuNa.
lyHay1-3n 1sIasst etsGet, CklcsXo,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
LITTLE. DEALER IN RIAL

Il - 1T ~ n -
1s ESTATE, Railroad aud other Stocks. Has on
hand latgs lot OF barms aud farming Lands in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and IllinOis.
ABOnlce over No. 80, south side OF Pub. Square.
Mayo
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nInsINn N MAIT.s


EASTERN IHRoUGa for Erie, Bunalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, PainesVille, Gene
val Astabuia and COnneant, closes at A N.
EASTERN THROUGH, Tor New York only, closes ct
EAsTERE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New tork and hartford closes at s.45 P. n.
EAsTERS WAY i9r al points between Cleveland and
WEsTERS THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and milwaukee, closes at 10 P. M, Qsaves at $40
next mOrDing)
WEsTERN THRoUgH, for Toledo. Detroit. Ch5eaoo.
Dub1quss st Joseph and Cairo closes at go p. a
WESTERN WAY for ali points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. 81.
8AEDUsKY WAY, for Sandusiy and all futsrunedtnfe
points, closes at $50 p. NJ
OneEEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes 1t 10 P. NJ, QesTes At 81
OIE0HsATI THRoUea, FOR Columbus, Dayton, New
next morning.l
CISoIgSATI THROUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis Indianapolis Zanesville and
Wheeling, closes at 4:30 2. n.
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
tngton closes at P N.
PITTsBUReH WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland
Wellsville and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washing aOn. closes at 700 A NJ
mAHONING WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown closes st 10 p. H., (leayes next
ning.)
MEDIEA WAY, closes at AN.
ko0EPoRT, &C; closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
8RECEsyILLE, Bath, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat-
urdayB, st ] A. NJ
5HAROs CENTER, Granger, North Royalton Co.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
MARRENsVILLE, closes daily, 1920 A. NJ.
EAST CLEYELANDsnd Euclid, closes dailY,a P. n.
- Mail and Drop Letters are require By law 70
/ be PREPAID.
S,S-All City Circulars are required to prepaid
~ 6aice open iron 7:so A. M. to 7.sO P. II. On
E UOWLEs. P. n.
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NORTHERN LIGHT,

pB-Tllis Trip OF more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees Of latitude and eleven deSr es
af longitude passing through Lakes Erie, st. Clair
Huron and superior and the besutful Ryers Detroit
st. Clair and So Marie With it. Thousand Iles, pre-
8enting the Tourist for Pleasure, HEALTH q in ihe
pursuit OF Scle ce more RIAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America
Hg-Passengsrs from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with Of these Bsts at Port SarniS on the
evening Of the day they leave Dstroit. -
aOne Of the steamers, hes Bro or Cleveland will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for SEpsriOr City touching at all intermediate ports
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and all enQui-
Fies regarding Freight or PGssage. address
ObEVELAED AGENTS: ..f
ROB1T HANNA g. CO., for Northern Light and
II. - SR ETsOS & co., for Meteor and mi.
nois;
HgssRY q MeBRIDB, for Iron City and
Planet
9. DETROTT AGENTS:
y. P. BRADY & 90, for Irsn City, Planet an City
WILLIAMS 4 CO.. for Northern Light, IllipO and
JNO IITT3'HlNs Co. for Traveller mar ss50
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lNsuRANeE.
TUDD ENswoRTH.

211 superior-st., 21l.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
New York Life Insurance Company.
AssETs, 81, $50, 6,246.O5.
New England Fire and Marine Ins. COMFY
OF HARTFORD, ,ONN.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Lamar lns. Company, lFire and mRrlne,)
OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, S3OOsO0O.
HOPE Insurance Company Of Pro 1dencs, B. I.
CASH CAPITAL, Sl5O,OOOs
lE-Particulsr attention given 70 Insurance on
Dwellings for three or five ears at reduced rates.
81 Lasses adg gusted and paid at this Agency.
April 10th, 1868 Rprl6:R28
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TOBACCO AND SEGARs.
TOHACCs5 and eEGARe.-

TOBACCsB and sEGARe.
A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segsrs.
E34 Warer-St., [Corner Of Pine,l New York,
Tobacco and >egars carefully selected for expnrta-
tiOn. Dealers and Tobacconiss will ind il to their
interest 70 call ccmmunicats BY letter The best
brands, in quantity at lower rces than any 9th
er hou.e iunala-tF7