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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
MORNINGLEADER
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In al this war there has been no more
gallant defender Of the Government than
General Thomas Francis Meaghor, whose
voice has rung out 10 clarion tones from
lhe platform and the battle held,-eon-
fronting The apeaes men" At the North, or,
ai the hsod Of his devoted soldiers, sweep.
ing down upon the rebel hordss with an
avalanche Of steel Brave, loyal and elo.
quent,n no man Ia America has more the con
adenes or regard Of his felloE-eonnirymen
than be, and We believe no man is more In
earnest for the crushing cut Of the rebel
lion. The announcement that he vas to
make brief tour through Ohio before the
Important election Of two weeks hence,
speaking for Brough and the Union, was,
therefore, received with great rejoicing.
We regret to learn by the letter, The main
portion Of which we publish elsewhere,
that Il is doubtful whether he will be able
10 come to Ohio at all. II not, this letter
Of his should be published by the State
Central Committee, and distributed
throughout the State aud the Army. Il is
full Of the strongest aud most concentrated
arguments in favor Of thu election Of John
BrOugh. It appeals TO soldiers and to the
friends Of soldiers in Language that can
meet with but one response, while to ell
who profess to be patriots, it presents the
case in such light that there can be no mis-
take as to the course Of duty. We com
meneed q careful reading Of the letter to
every citizen Of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
Gilmore Erecting Siege Guns.
Hooker Left for His Command.
Draft Commenced at Albany,
PROM WASHINGTON.

" WAaAAANNANaAf ~ - @fH
Special to the World: The good news
received from General ROseorans is inter
preted by the official organ this morning
to mean that reinforeements have reached
hin, and that be may soon decide when be
shall resume the offensive.
Il would be highly improper at present
To reveal in full the nature Of our present
position; but it is Of such nature as to
render an attack on our lines exceeding
ly improbable
The sanitary condition Of this army is
very satisfactory. Il is generally thought
that Il was never in better condition than
at present.
There Is good reason TO believe that Lee
is not not anxious to press an engagement
and that if he should attempt flank move
ment his labor will be vain.
A large portion Of our army is encamped
near Culpepper.
Special to the Times General Sloeum,
commanding the 18th Army Corps, has
rendered his resignation 10 the President
The Government At present has on haGd
in the different arsenals throughout the
country 100000 effective stand Of arms.
The number is rapidly increasing. The
Springfield mRnufaotory alone is turning
out 25. 600 rifled muskets every month. I'M
der the contract made by Secretary Came
ron nearly two years ago with private par
ties for 100000 rifed arms only 25,OOO
have as yet been delivered to the Govern
ment.
The statement going The rounds Of the
press that 1900 men we're absent without
leave from the army Of the Potomac alone,
or, in other words, had deserted, Is ineor-
rect.
From figures In the Provost Marshal
Generals Office Il is asceFtained that on
the first Of July, 1868, there were but %, 79D
deserters from all the armies In the field.
i Since the establishment Of Bureau Of De-
sertsrs, over $4,000 Of these miserable
skulkers have been returned TO their regi-
ments.
Tubunes special;
VIM. Lawrence Of Bellefontaine, Ohio,
has been appointed judge OF the U, &.
District Court Of the Southern District Of
Florida, Ia place Of william Marvin, re-
signed. Il ia therefore presumed that Hon.
John A. Bingham, Of OHIO, appolnted to
this post some time since, has deelined.
Moshy aud his guerFillas captured ak q
| the aNth NEW AQNh NNNeNT eAA N'k"'
horses, near Aldie on Tuesday last,
The Secretary Of the inteFloF to-day do,
elded adversely 10 the claim Of the State Of
nliaeis for two per cent on all the lands
retained BY Government Ia the lndlaH
reseFyatleRh The military feucrvation'
OF Forts Howard aud Crawford h
Wisconsin,, being desired for railroad
aud other purposes, en- act Of Congress a.
the last session authofillpg the selling o.
the same at puhllo sale, An agent Of lh'
0enersl Land 0iiiee seat cut 70 eNamln'
and report on the same has returned an'
arrangements are belng perfected 20 hav'
the land surveyed and sold undor The pre-
visions of the above aet,
Fort Howard Reserve 10 situate ~ lhl
mouth Of FoK river on Green bay, hn'
and contains about 5000 acres,
Fort Crawford Reserve ID 10 The town o
Prairie du Chlen, aud comprises ltb acres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

PAW lohA sept -.
The steamer America from Bremer via
Southampton 10th, has arrived.
The steamer Star sailed from Clyde 10
run the blockade; two others were ready
10 follow.
Eighty Of the pirate Florida's crew had
arrived at Cardiff, and proceeded TO Liver
pool.
Confederate loan 25o discount,
Consuls, oss@9si for money.
French Rentes, 69f l2o.
Erie shares paid, declined 9 per cent,
preference shares declined, Q per cent.
Illinois Central, declined 81.
United States Gs., delivered /.
Philadelphia S Reading shares declined
per cent
Pennsylvanis Railroad % per cent.
FRAEcE-Fould was preparing finance
report, which Is said to be very favorable.
The Russian reply TO the last French
note has been received. The Nation says
the tone Of the Russian dispatch is very
coneiliatory, and does not revert to the
discussion Of the Six Points armistioe nor
conference.
The Times Paris correspondent says the
attachment Of the Florids viii not be al
lowed to take place while In the Imderial
lookyard.
The Patrle denies that slideil left Biarritz
for Brest.
AUsrRIA.-General correspondence de
nies the statement that Metternich assured
France that Austril would uneonditionally
ally herself with France in the Polish
question, even to the extent Of war with
Russia.
LlyERPooL, Sept l5.-Colton, sales Of
two days amounted to 10000 bales; mar
ket excited, l@2i higher.
Breadstuas, dull, all kinds slightly
lower.
Richardson, Spence s Wakefield, Nash,
and others, report -four dull and Cd lower.
Wheat, quiet, and 30 lower. Red West
ern IS 4d@Ss I'd.
Corn, easier. Mixed 27s.
Beef, quiet and steady.
Pork, dull and unchanged.
Bacon, tending downward.
Lard, quiet, 29@40s.
Sugar, quiet and steady.
Coffee, firm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

NJ. hdpis, hrplemhpr KS,
The Democrats GaiFo special says that
Coi, TFusleh Polk, formerly ualled Alsiea
senator from Missouri, wife and lue
daughters, Were oaflufod ~ hellyaF Land
Ing, Ark, on the lHth, aud delivered 70
OenoFal nuioFd, commanding at Helena.
polk vas General Holmes Judge Advocate
General and was With tho rebels ~ New
Madrid, coFlhih, lakh and Holly Syringe
A dispatch from VlckahuFg Tho 2lal,
says 0ehsFal 0Taat ia nllll improving aud
will he Ahlo 10 leave bic bed 10 feW days.
A good deal Of government cotton Ia a.
FlVlRg Al Vlotshuff0
The Democrats Springfield, llla, special
says Judge Logan, ol lhal city, one VI lhe
AFat lawyers 10 the Slate, ln Ttply 10 an
spplloailon faT Ma apiRlen relative "a lhe
legality Qf u0yernor Yates veto of ihe
WAhaah RallTead BIN and pToTagallon Of
lh0 Legislature last WlRleE has glyon ~
elaborate 0plnlen sustaining lhe legality
af Che u0vaInpTa aailoA ln both naHeu,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

NtH TOSS NhHlfWhHl ~
The Herald says The Teperlsd mage'
iAanta VI lFoopa, ~ Published W eRe %
I've nApeFs, ave Rethlng helieF shan sea-
Satlda paragraphs, There la yeIT little
iouhi lhAi lhe statements rave been made
hy interested parties ieF ihe puFp0se oi
apaVallnf an WAll street
rha Uaiiaa hlaies Revenue steamer
Hercules, vhile iyiag uRdeF ihs flFalhia
sheFs ef Chesapeake nay, Wsa allAeted
on the a0lh ieat ny aHeIIillaa hui ailsf
az engagement ef abeai tWehl} mlhulss
iha rebels we're driven ah
fhs isIaids special dated Washington
bebtembeF gflh SAYS ihai The leadlhg Ne
buhlieaRa Of the West are writing "a
Washington letters " femehslfahes
Eaaiast the proposed Ababdehmeai ei ~
dfAfi IL ths WealefR Hlaiea, ahd The cub.
slitelieR therefore Of new system ef vol
uHleeFihf
Il ls Famofed hat Major General iieW
Ard will tender his resignation u is ale,
stated ihsi Dufhside's resignation has heet
accepted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

Mr.. Yallandlgham has been consistent In
trepid, Incorporating and implaoable
from fret 10 last, Ia this attitude you and
him IN this attitude you must deal with
him. Persisting In Il, Ohio viii deter.
mine. BY an overwhelming majority, that
Mr. VallandighEm shall be kept dissrmed
until the war is over; and, In doing 90
Ohio shall have the hearty oongratula-
tions Of every true JaoksOnisn Democrat
have the honor 10 be,
Very faithfully, your friend,
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.
To J. J. JAsNET, Esq, Secretary and Treas
ureT Union Central Committee, Oolum'
has, Ohio.
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nMCnArTANonGA.

CNcIsNATI, September 90
The Commercials correspondent gives q
less gloomy account Of the battles in Geor-
gia than those by other correspondents,
Our loss in artillery and baggage has been
greatly exaggerated.
All our Divisions fought we'll.
The army was drawn up around Ross
willie on Monday, in good order, awaiting
an attack, but the enemy declined to offer
battle. The army then fell back and took
up a strong position around Chattanooga.
The soldiers are in good spirits
There is no lack Of guns ammunition or
provisions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, Sept 2S
It is reported the steamer Florida has
been sold AZ Brost, and a new vessel waits
her crew at Liverpool.
The London Times editorially strongly
faVors the detention Of the two rams until
cleared Of suspicion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
POSI-OFFIGE TlME-TABLE.
ISS8 GUAHKg ARRANGEMENF 1888
FOR TIE
Arrival and Closing Of Malls
At TTHE
CLEVELAND POST ORFIOR,


sg-nAil, vi. b OPENED and ruady ior delivery
hour aiier arrival Of trains.
evan Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT pKrOf.
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naaisrn way arrives q vs. A, n;
WostoFn Nay arrlvsa Il 3mP. nj
aanduaky wsy arrives - W, A. M,
CINCINNATI hEonEh arrives q Hta 4. h., AS p n
DO MaY arrives - H.ii y. NJ,
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MAhonius sag arrives ~ 1aA NJ.
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hF'.s.'llS ha'h' h0., srrlVs' ns9aaIl and FTiaaH
ahaFsn tatsr, arangss North HoYsitun, a., arrives
mondaIs and FridaTs at p n
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CLOSING on MAuF.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
FROM nALTIllORE.

BALTIMORE, September 2s.
The steamer Spaulding arrived at For-
tress Monroe yesterday with dates from
Charleston Bar ell Friday morning.
Nothing important had occurred.
General Gilmore was actively erecting
siege guns.
Bad weather iHterfered with naval ope-
ratiOns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

WksHiHafoH, September IS.
Gen. HoeksF isft lhis city today 10 enisf
on aellfs eeftiss. nniitInsld viii con.
linue his Chief Of Hlsa.
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uinafdi Afetahnla sna faiufifllla anll, aaa ~
nf1a ~ NiafflenH AZ tn
NtaAt MAIL Ahu ACCOMMODATION rhAle
llarFlnf a ~ ilaiiHha sn1 wives a uisfas
aIA 4, -fuhhh4 ExpuEHh rHtfppisf a. "a
uuHa pEagri HNantllfi haflrn0kt unlapfNlaI
tFllF aenlnl fnH MlflNNal aei arrives ~
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fatl, uannHaHi, Aahlaiuia and faAalslNa
unH, snd afllvns in tafalani a tAfa,
- aaooad 0aa Cars sIa fan en "a lhlea1a
akll ihs tTaus foht westward aIauast a tsstslsaa
alih tfalHa iuf fuirlH, fhllasQi Naumha7, ilulill
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS ron rurMILLION

We have nov ready our full stock OF skpletona fcr
the 9mmeucemcut OF the Fail Trade, which emtra.
csu eli OF the lead ne styles, Including the PATENr
GphE rRAIh. PATENT VICTORIA. Alas, the
neWtat style of QuAkNR SKIRT.
We Keep alWoYa on hand Skirts q eHtra sire and
ieugtht aud Laulfa who always have trouble 60 nod
skirt long enough, viii generally nud ttom here
We Wtll adhere auiCtig 20 our former princi p'es,
-; hecp meme but rood article, which We will con
tinue 20 sell at the lowest % alblo prices
- The enurmuua quantities that We arc nov sell
inE. that experiment. " naH.
IN - irta q speciality, and making our profits an
quantity in.tesd of larru porcen age wilt ray, fol
no, Instead oi arl ave OF ak atiftsa DAY, Wc sel
twice rs many duIsn.
- Dealers 90 surrounding towns viii DO well by
consulting tnrir interest, 90 call ua when Ia
want OF -ktr,a
G1-A lTgo ssl'rtmont Of french Cogseta a-d Pet
ont skltt support r. siWa1s on hand.
A. KLEIN q CO, Pronrin.
nuop sHifi Manuiacfurer7,
scpi7 tts Superior-St,, Clovoland. o.
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F0R EuR0PE.
~ TEA MsHIP Ns~~A
aREAT EAsTRRN.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
ROWLAND q AAFiNWALi,,.a,pAssais,
EHHbTHAMsHlP GREAT EAsTERN,
wAtTsR rAF0H, tommauasf,

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se'fleek D = PfeslaslT o elaes ~ precisely,
AHa ~ Intervals thaIaaiiuf VI about ss Uosts Ium
paah pnll
80 49, nses.l f"lH ''n.l'iHnfHrnHHurH' " slAi
hApnf Y pAnlhi hlaip baam haFtha, meals luT'
hhhpA ~ affalale tables riiri ii.,.a Hu1Hsrif4ln
~ ttnHHlnn liasela qnt aud haHk, ~ Ne ~ aaa
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29
CLEVELAND HOOP SKIRT 90.
~ Asp EANurACruErNs or
French ana German COrsets.

This Company, having opened Sales Rooms IN this
0y, beg leave . call the attention Of ths public 10
their own manuinc tures
lst. We keopa LARGER STOCK thAn any whole
saler IN the State.
I'd. We make greater variety of stylos, sharsa,
sizes and Qualitio1 than any Manufacturer In the
United States.
ID. The steel an all the material Tor Hoop skirs,
from the primitive state % the aacarooul aro under
own supervision end entire CONTROL Consequently
customers can ohtai skirts from cur house without
paying a second prnhf.
80 Aiso-the largest assortment Of Oorasu and
spiral Buftlos constantly on hand.
e1-uur hotaN DcFAftmeut Is in charge q cours-
tent Ladies.
agr Merchants supplied cheap Al Wholesale.
HEAhk nhuS, Prorrirtora,
anga Superior and lai untario-sia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

CLEVELAND 4 ERIE RIB,
sOnnER AaEdNolHIsT.

lidi SUMNER AHRANaumuaT. Isn
o. "a allqE Moud,y, ApHl nm, taal, gnn,sssss
fTaina uiN lua - hllaea
hEAFE pLKYELAHnt
zee A. u,-nth hAfNtaa fHAiN-AtoFnin9 a.
WliaHEhhls fhiuraFilia, annaVa, AihlafplA,
pefn.aai ana sirAla unist I'D arrive ai NTiea
hNf.ai nuaklrt,at q ~, ~ uuaalo Il hilor,n,
ftlnttgNlei Aahlahula tHd niIaFd uuii ana az
rive 4 tlle wr, =, nuaailt aiao 2, NJ haAa'
Gap, -hAiL ANp ACCOMMODATION FRAin
siolFlps ~ ~ aistials and asFiysl a AFis a
eeh a,-hlQug EXFHEsa TRAM -aiosslua 4
talnaasula, Aihiahail aef OifaIi onlY, AadaIs
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MILITARY.
10TH o, V, OAyALRYt
saoa Bounty 10 Aav Recruits,
e4Oa TO'OLp A0LpIRRal
A NEW Rn0ihhNW
Asa
thp Last 10 ha balsed by Volunteering

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ALBANY, Sept. %.
The draft commenced here to-day, and Il
progressing quietly.
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HLEVELAND, OOAUMBUS 4
~ ClHOIHnATI BAiLAOAD..

HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OiNOlHNA1I RAlLA0AD..
EWH
81. SUMNER ARRANGEhENT. Ea
on and Ef.eE Monday, April zoth, lSSl, FsAsagsI
Trains VII leave Cleveland, e. iollosu
let TrAin-5ss A. n.-OINOINHAgz EXPREsz--
don. shslbY' cTestiias, Sisiios. tafdiaSios.
pelagaro and Lewis lentar, ArrivinEtt
Sfealsne - 10 a. M Columbus otoa. ~
Dayton 200 ,. M, Cincinnati 20 ,. n, la
dlanarolis ooQ ,. m, 81 Louis - Louk
Ts,7,--- Tille @ s9ri ., NAyne a,o ,. NJ, OhleAso
ID frEin-2;l So. H.-ACOOMMODA TIOa-stoppiit
e All stations, and arrives IN Columbas
ID Traln--556r p a.-NIGHT xFREss-sioppln
horee, arAiten, Weliingion, New London
ton and Delaware; aFrivine Il CzeStlins 4
90 ?. m, gulumbus u rs pm, oincinhAii
6oOs. ~ LoaisViiis - 81 Lo5is - 81
Wsyns 2 10 .. n, and Uhieaso va orssili
Trains arrive Ai Cleveland ts q gn., is and 80
CONRKUTIONA
l HAalby-esnduskT, alnnaheld Newark Railroad tcI
Ai,a,naaeld, NJ. vernon, Newark, EAhsF
Orsutlins-Plfts5argh. Fort wayns Uhieaso Rssl
roed, FoF5st, Oyer sanduaky, DelIhos, n
yggst. Ald Easi OF aaniasid,, Wooster Ma.
aFaion ald Hsiieiontlns Raiiroaa Liss, tor Marion
| AtiiaiaA tAlll1 niulnNt Nniour Munclot IN
| dlAnapuilai lgIru haute, Nifoanno1, HFAnl.
willie, lOufayiilo Cairo, ~. LouIa, a.
ndlaWkre-with Springfield branch ior dPrinrfeld.
Qolumhul-Aitie Miami Columbus, aud A6niI
| hailrund, for Aruia, DaVton, lndananolia
terre hautn, "a, Louis, norruW, LoValanf
| and Ciugiuuat and with tha Ohio . 40
Elaipri iailruadf uinriuEatiinE LoulITills
hranaviia, Cairo, Ht. LoHia, aud All pdint
/ tha Onto river.
aolumhua-couual 81 Ohio Hailroad ioE Newark Eansl
| VILE, Mhr ling. ho.i Columbus, fidua
| Indiana kaiiruad Tor Pieua, uFeans. q.
~ Dor ICkua 90 ~ roiutl AID inicFmd tionI
nlL 81 ihe fauaruEnF stallion, aud a. uaiun
Once, ifl superior -
uisvsiand, Aprn soih, issa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

ii6Wevtf strongly We may dspfe6ais bis
splhi6hs ahd pablio conduct, h6EeSef
sifoaely We may tohdsmH aHa feBhdiale
him hs e perverted citizen, aad Invoke
afainsl him lhs iudfmedt oE ihs bsepls.
Shese palfielism Esd hefolsm Cad ia kim
no vibfai0fy eofd@He musl admit ihat
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NAalWARl.
LOOKING CHASSIS 4 FRAMEs

n ooKtNN ULAHaEH,asoAHA.
Ia Hhhfk 4 alii fab esglsl ~ pa 4sss,sl
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-20

Ste d burd beitGe 2atr sei&D6dat taben 6ie ie 70
pcn bOn 3euten Dber tn ber S9ule ernen uno eeren So
gen s 0lnd9ts6 iplren ieltt Inn Sdafs bur@ EcIutt'
nen, hte fpenn uueetbeh fie &he InmSelt1 MAIDEN III
ASrper uno eit aer5ren folten Orcrtf RE nDtttsr d 1
te tbun. soI&e @erpnea reu, beUpr e einIssen tn 4