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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24
D E B 1T Y,
EVER AND AGUE.

Resulting from fegsrs Of any knd-thass Bttters vii
vensw your strength In q very short time.
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DE. G 81 AH AM.

LOSSOa, zAs5aaej dTadsais Of
RioOrd's HOspisg7 for
FEMALE DIS EASE
aad constant attendant OF PARE, Londen, EsE
ians End aOnr-sal Hospitals foe ths last tsn Yssgz
haS opened bis Ufios a. the
johnson Eouse, Cleveland,
Whsrs he sin be happy % nsstsI thoss who are af.
aiotsl With sabs0uts and chronic eisssses
His trsstnsnl IL enttraly didsrsnt from the OFT
plan, and is mid, smoaoious and ehsstiVs. Hismsd
sainSa ere simply vegetable OEtTscs nd oilH. thei
have never been zssd but byfSo Oth.. phyzIciG9s =
Amsrica besides himself. Ee has pen the creates
Psr Of his lie and thousands Of dollars IN Ol tslnin
isE secrets IN his profession BE tsSts tbs Ur1R
for al iorma Of disaSse. Ee ehsrEefor giviUz
honsst and true statement Of their case. -5-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

Fifteen Acres on Cetar-st,, with good Hou5s and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar STILL acres, with acres Of grapes.
East CleVeland-Near Euclid-St. aad Wilson Ave-
nue., large End convenient Brick House. with
mo0srn improvements, Barn, n acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For g f00.
blg-Also, large number OF Farms, Out-Lo OTIS,
DHellinEa. a. too num-roua 10 A aivertisa. haclh
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CLEVELAND q TOLEDO B. R.
-
WINTER ARBAR9FlIENF.

ss-4. wINTER ARBARaENEET. Iss-4.
On and Ef.sr Monday, November Isth, leSa, Pn--sp-
ger frain1 VIII leave Cleveland as follow (SundaT1
excsBted):
5s5O A. N.-OHIOAGO EXPBESS-Stops Ct BsFea,
4raitcnB Oberlin, HorwGlk, MonrOeViIle, Belle
Euei Oyde, Eremontan Elmore, and aFriVeaas
Toledoet I'D p. NJ Detroit 30 P. n; and Chs
cago Et 1921 P. n.
2iO5 p. M.-WESrsRE MAIL-stops at su sta-
ti9ns n southern Division. and arrives e To
ledc at $50 ?. H. Chicago $40 Al
AstO p m--hO8IHEhn mAIE-Sto1s AZ Al rfa-
mons IN Northern DiTi1i0n, and arrives n 6an-
dusky at 10 ?. T..
Ss9O z. M.-NlGHT EXPRESs-Etopsa Grafton,
AofWaik, 4onroeVtiie, Clyde, and Fremont, and
AEriySe at Ioiooo = "; ?. n Detroit 500 4. HI
and chicago ~ 80 AZ.
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FaFo Is Low as By Any other ROuts.

BAGGAGE CHECKED EHROUGH,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24
RAHR0ADa,

A TLANTIO & GREAT WEST'N
1883 1884
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Nail, Express
And Telegraph Route,
Hallway forms acontinuou9 SIX Eest Track from
New York 70 Akron or Uleyeland.
On and after Mondsy. sOysmbsEls.h, lsSS, ThE91gh
Between Cleveland and Kew York.
HENED IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE.
Fare As Low as BY Any other ROute.
BAGGAGE CHECKED EHROUGH
Passengers BY this LIns have choice Of FiVs Dias-
rent Routes between BeW York and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained &c any Of the Ohess Of the Efi8
sallEsy and al Ticket Onices Of Couneeting Linss
under the Wsdcen House, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask for Tickets Viu the Atlantic and Great
Western and Erie Railways.
EAa19uB1l AAhl13 dtOp q AooQfllio thirty m11lIfl1
giving Passengers ample time TO dine At the
"hGcHenFT HOuse,''
The Best Railway Hotel IN the OountrT.
NEW SEIPEDITIOBS FBKIGHT LINE,
ALL RAIL.
No transhipment Of Freight betsesn Kew YoEk
and Akron or Cleveland. Merchants In the West
and Southwest will lind II TO mir adEantag0 % or
der their goods to ba forwarded via the Erie sd At
lantio aud Great Western Railways, thus sewing
trouble and expense.
Rates Of FFelght as Low az By Any OIher
Ail-RAn ROutes.
Especial attention will hs zfTsn to thu russdY
trAnsportaton Of Erelght Of ali kinds, East NesE.
The Engines Cars and other eauipme1ts OF thu
Company are entirely new and Of the most improved
motsrn style.
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PARIAN VASES,

Parlan b Bikque Figures 4 ststuettes,
ANTIQUE AND ETRUsCAN VASES,
Ornaments for ths HantIe Piece,
of Every description,
PARIAN and CHINA MATCH BOXES,
COlOgnes, Gard Baskets, Watch Stands,
Also, Real as well IS imitation
Bohemian Vases and Toilet Bottles.
Choose whatever yen Ike, or the length of your
purse will Justify.
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HEEMD MPOETAHT PlssEaEER ROUTE.

stWsen Cleveland and Kew York
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Beware OF C0uRtsrfelts.
See that the signature OF u. n. N" on
the WRAPFER OF each.
OEs

Largs size sI.oo bottle. or hall dozsa 80.
ties hold, are much the cheaper.
Should your nearest druggist not have the article,
do not be put on by any OF the Intoxicating preparA-
lions that may be oered IN its piece, blI send to uf
and We viii forward, securely paeksdpoS express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

On and after Monday. November 18th, 1883, Through
Passenger and freight Trains VIII bs run regularly
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FHRnIGH TInKFTa

Pagssngsrs By this LIns have choice Of Fivs Dias-
rent Routes between BeW York and Boston.
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- Ohlef Attributes 81 Manned nFt

HFMsdame Portsr's Curative Balssm can be OBJ
tainsd ai Benton Bros., and Strong B Arnstrons's,
wholesale Agents, Clsysiand, Ohio. dso7g So lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

Can be obtained at any Of the Odless Of the Eric
Railway, and all Ticket Onices OF Counecting Lt1s8
West or Southwest also, at the Central Tickst Oc0
under the Wedceu House, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask for Tickets viu the Atlantic and Great
Western and Erie Railways.
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TO THE LADTEs,
Beautiful Parian or China Cigar vaa,

with little China Tray for the sEhesl Oil ''Hs
smokes Hesrohaum,' - does het Well, do not won
DER for GOOD cigars very and expensive but
here's Comical Tobacco Box 10 hold his Turkish
Soarfsatti. Docs he sit down quietly at home with
youin the evening to read Then let him find upon
the drop ngnt an elegant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12
PROM THE SOUTHWEST

=
Gunbeats to Operate with Sen. Steele-Suc.
Falling Back to Atlanta.
CAIRO, Aug. u.-4unboats are being pre.
pared 20 60 operate with Gen Steeles expedi.
ton into Arkansas.
Eicksburg is being put into complete sani.
tary condition. Rations are still hping issued
daily TO upward of ten Thousand inh q abitants
II is reported that the guerilla Richardson
has returned TO West Tennessee with REQUIRE.
menfs TO carry on the CONSUMPTION, and il is
said he has instructions 10 conscript all light.
cclored negroes between the ages Of IL and Is,
TO serve three years as soldiers, at the expiration
of which time they will be manpmitted, bat
VIII receive no pay Tor their services.
a reconnaissance under Major Warden, OF
miles from Natchez. destroyed fl We Iocono olives
forty-three platform and two passenger cars,
burned the rebel cotton factory at Wood Vile,
and Also cotton and man ufactory goods to the
amour: OF A2UO,GUh -
Cairo is throDged with twenty days' fur.
lon nghed men from below. on their way home
Twenty deserters delivered themselves up
after listening to the speech from General
Logan, at Marion, day or two ago. Deserters
are being captured daily in the southern
counties Of Illinois, and forwarded to their
regiments.
hEMPRIs, AEgnst9.-Tlec company of citizen
scouts, numbering about sixty, or rganizad in
North Alabama in June last to resist the rebel
to capture them. They report to General Dodge
at CorInth that their Humber is increasing daily,
They have either captured or driven out every
ohcer sent In that section TO enforce the con.
scrlptlon. Letters from priyates in Brage's
army report him fslling back to Atlanta
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
PROM FORTRESS MONROE

From cha le-ten-Rebel Differentiated
Meeting in North Carolina. Ac., Ae.
FoR-aEss MONROE, Aug. fo.-The steamer
CRY OF Albany. Captsin Hitler, arrived ye..
nted States gunboat Irsquis left Beaufort on
Friday last 10 resume her station on the block
ade OF Wilmington
The City OF Albany, on her onter passaee,
eaused by thunder Sc ualIs She received some
damage which win oblige her TO bs hauled OF
for repaIre.
All Of the rebel officers and surgeons CON.
hned IS prifoners Of war in For: Norfolk-up-
ward OF one hundred and twenty -hve-are be.
ing transferred to Fort McHenry, by the
steamer George W ashington, in charge of NJ ior
Mulford.
The army gunboas Smith Briggs has been
Thu strar1-r Nr1Iy Fansz arrived this morn.
inf from Stopo Inlet Captain Phillips reports
that lie left there last Friday, a, which time the
siege was fayorably progressing and the Off.
GERS apd GcSS;;: or. ~; ~. ne spirits No news of
importance TO report
The stesmer Peconic arrived from Beaufort
TO day. and brings mail. The following is
received from our correspondent:
ERWBkBN, ,AugGst5.-The Tnionists of East.
ern North Carolina are to hold in few days a
great mass convent On for the purpose OF in.
voking the Government 10 send suff eient
force into this Department IL occupy Raleigh,
Wilmington and Weldon, la order to force the
retel arny 10 abandon Virginia, and thns re-
store these two great States to the Union at
once.
The appointment OF Col. Lee, of the o7.h
Massachusetts,. as PYuyos, Marshal of this
Department, and Captain Charles ID. Sanford,
OF the same regiment, as Provost Marshal Of
New bern: gives universal satisfu ction, and Sc
cures justice and tranquility 10 aIi.
Col; biggs, the honest and efirien. Chief
QGartermasier OF this Department, leaves in a
day or two for Fortress Monroe, where he will
establish his hea adquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12
FROM TIE INDIAN TERRITORY
A desperate Battle I'm n, inenf

FORT Blunt, INDIAN TERRITORY, Aux. >
battle is imminent at this point Since our
victory at Honey Springs, Cherokee Nation,
ON the 18th ult., The rebels have been reinforced
fierce OF four thousand, augmented by Cabelrs
Arkansas brigade OF twenty-five hundred
s!rong, and Bailey's Texas brigade, about five
nundred-in all about twelve hundred and
fifty, and ten pieces of artillery. The Union
iol cs here is but twenty five hundred efficient
men. The Thirteenth Kansas Infantry and a
battalion OF the Sixth Kansas Cavalry, in all
eIght hundred men. are making forced ma CHI
as from Fort Scott, and are expected here on
Thursday.
Abou; Sunday next Gen Blunt will cross
ard attack. The general says he will make it
{ fight or h foot race In attack lies our only
safely. We cannot stay without being sur
rounded. and we cannot retreat without disas.
ter. We believe in Blunt and victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

scyesterday was the sixteenth day Of the
present heated term, and the hottest OF the se
ries. The Thermometer ranged from % to es,
according to locality. Exposed to the direct
rays OF the sun at meridian it went up to l3O
degrees. A remarkable point, in the present
hot weather. aud one that makes it excessively
eNhausting, is the almost unbrokens continuity
of the heat during the whole twenty four hours.
The nights are nearly as hot as the days, the
THERMOMETERS, at midnight showing from So to
90 degrees OF heat. The heat appears to extend
over the whole country, the people east and
west, north and south crying out under the
heavy infffction. Even as far North as Mon.
treal. the press complains Of the unbearable
heat, the mercury remaining betweenso and so
the greater part of the day at New Haven,
Connecucut, ON Sunday the thermometer
ranged from 80 to o.. p-F.EEgssLlfR = ss s4sg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12
PROPOSALS,
pRoPosALs FOR LUMB1R
QGes 0 CAitl asser Casahy Bar.
HlGHIQnrGR n - nat

tA'1 f.ssf.,s.ase's ss5sa,n. sCasssg s., = mEwss"}
uas ssIa! Win s ssssy:s this ONE:
instoD a. may ke dee snated b. ne S cSiaf oussssr
inmh.r,' we following Quantities s:d kinds Of
us s:s:e coc feet ore inch White Pine Common Gull
Sc 200 feet H.mIOeh scsntils 3,4. eighteen feet
,o ~ Geo feet Hsn!och seantHBs. s.,. sixteen feet
Gs,cco feet Hemloeh scantlins s14, sixteen feet
g. .oso feet three inch Ksmioei Plank.
o. PIE Gee Of JoiSs, l0x4, twenty aeven Rect lcrs.
lM rseces Joist. sxl2. sixteen feet ions.
sasee, to inapes,oa Sy % an agent appointed by the
saa Balance nc .,sIn sssnsy 'n s
sfs.s 81 ssnss a q 1se sss esntsass ~
of 81 the psrt,se eo%P asins /. must spgess
10 All the eontraei. "'' - '''' Oi~''-
frass shs soepts or sUttnAsrss q Ran a1a State
sasa., .ss % sss
S, .nn that, SHOULD his proposition be accepted, he
x.i At enee enter into . contract in accordance
sheuld the contract be awarded Kim, we sre IRE
PArsd to become his securities
tIo this guarantee must be Appended the ofieisl
'e4Thha'ss 4ha az, seoys Fer Eentienea:,
verified the oess ar at ;:
lesreft United ststes court 'A' ~'e'- " mo
be colsidered Wv
in Lumber, ~
Bonds for such amounts As may be de tR rmips5
ppon based upon the amor Mt o! the eopsrscD win
tors.
The right is reserved by the QuartarIcsstsr to
reject aIy BID or bids any part parts thereof
40 the Interests of the Government may in his
opinion require.
The post ofiee address of the bidder must accom-.
rsny his proroeal, and tie envelope be distinctly
ihdorsed, Proposals for Lumber
1t. Col, Chief ouartermsster 1;.ys;.y ss...,
n
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pk0P0sALs FOR HEA D BOARDS f0R GRAVES

csIEr ASST QuARrEss4sTER's orrTox,
1s' o Ha"'"s''1 12 q, fs,"', .S o. l$A s,
sHtIsp I'D PHorosALs will be received at tbs once
sr to ts Hn..a states a i s Hes
boards CT Tablets for graves of the following de-
All 70 be. Of good Black Walnut, clear of. knots
and spite, four ~ reet in LENGTH ten tla) rNaes
bsc1 with an ins sroye Al sa iesas
Hsd I rfs' to IL b. Ms sss q d Hsad
the name, rank. regiment, and corn esnY, With .se
time of deees.e Of such commissioned Office or
may direct and in all respects 10 correspond With
san HPls, l, TO :! es sec seen = At = this is saaes:
ss n sss IN 4sst xe
thousand ooo) within sixty days after Awarding
Propo sails from disloyal parties will not hs con.
ndered, and An OATH OF ALLEGIANCE 20 the United
States Government must accom- pany eseA Proposi.
The abilit the bidder to fill tie contract should
rs.pensieis persons whose fisna,qres ere 70 be ap
rsnoea 70 tas guarantee d and SAID guarantee must
snu~ bv the ociaf certificate of the Clerk Of the
as.sest D,sse. Court OF Of the United States Dis
Bidder, %es S Present in xhse the sss
Tne full name and Post Once address Of the bid.
s.T q Sa IN IT sif The name.
sonsidered as the Individual proposal Of the party
Bonds in the sum OF one thousand dollars, signed
b. the ontractor and both of his gnarantors, viii
be reqn red of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract .a:. .- -..rse,.i. ! -s#s. = =
The right to reject any OF all bids that may be
deemed too high is reEerved by the Depot Quarter
master. $40 r. p. = = u
Informal proposals will be rejected
Proposals must b. addressed to Capt. Edward L.
Hartz, Assistant Quartsrmaster United stxtes
Army, at Washington D. c.. and should be plainly
marked :! Proposals for furnishing Head Boards for
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, -, OF the county of -, and state Of
-, and - of the county Of -, and State
fulfn the contract in accordance with the terms of
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
accepted. ne viii enter into contract In accord
Should the contract be awarded him We srs pre-
pared to become his sureties. e Y -a
tTo this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned ED Z mn u.Rrz
su ed Captain and A. Q. NJ, q. 8. Army.
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTER's oFFIoE.
"A WAsEISGToH AHsENAL, July 2s, lSo3.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
.or raa PhSfosans 20 to be s snaorssa rae Proposals
r. OF the 18th Of August, for the delivery st this
Arsenal OF Iou tons 2 80 lbs. to the toni best
WHITE ASH ANIHRACITE COAL, and IsO cords
best seasoned OAK WOOD.
Bidders will state price per ton or cord.
Tne contract viii be awarded 20 the lowest re-
1ona Tor $50 for the due gsrfosnsnss or the
Captain aud Assistant I3a oualt = simssfssr~ anfs~
tyl9 tlntsl, d Eepub,1 So
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From Europe.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamship
China has arrived Her news has been ami tici-
pated.
General Forey, it is stated by La France.
VIII leave Mexico Oh the 18th of September.
giving up he command to General BaZine
The same PAPER says that the negotiation
between The three Powers for common reulv
TO Russia is on the point Of successful termina.
tion. t. NE =
La France does not despairo Russia pro wing
ccnciliatory. Should she, however, be other.
wise disposed, the consequence would he !:
general var, placing in question all the inter.
ests Of Europe. 2
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PkRsAsHHn1HTi II ITi 4E55es q

EAsHiHaIos, July Is, ,e6S-Whersas, by sstisfao..
sory evidence presented 70 the Undersigned it has
q Washington. In the county Of Washington, and
pissriet OF has besn duly organized under
Congress entitled An set to provide natioaI
currency. secured hy = 1ldss Of pnited States
asnption thereof" approved February u.s. ls8s, and
kas O implied With all the proys or said oct re.
Soired TO ee compiled With before commencing the
Vow .serefors. Huss Meoullech ,oomp.rol,s,
cf the Currency, do hereoy certify that the said
ftrst National Bank Of Washington, county Of
Warrington. and District Of Columbia, is author.
fDeA tO men GO the business Of Bank inR undeP r
tie Se1 Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand
y. and seal OF ON e. this 18th dsy Of July. 1863
HC6H AcCCLLOOH,
~ n-d1m Comptroller of the ourreney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12
OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL oFrIuER.

0FfIcE OF THE SIGNAL oFTloER.
snA.rn vii Je oe,7sa = ts!s isS s
unit! sAfURpAY. August g. 1853. a, o ciosE ;.
mi 10; ,srn.sn,ng for the Signal Department The
2so Two hundred and ff.y sets sigma! Es q ,men,s.
,S one n1sy sh1ssls ss]s. I]n'SEsn.ins
10 Two hundred Teleseess Holders.
% Twsp,y very ave, ave s1oss ~ WinS d. Issishes,
2 Two gross Needles,
The trst delivery to be nisaa ahoat the 18th of
eeptem Ger 1868 Or 70 soon thereasies rs Govern.
TIE full name and post oaiee address Of the BID
ifa hid is made in tie name Of Errn tho names
% ~ Lne pe-nes mest appear, or Vie bid viii hs
.freIessls from dissoyal parties: o. where ths
i rot present to respond to his td VIII not
z1ss Ts: ssa
r. PLAINLY, :. inaorssd prorofais for Field signal
Ias s r Of tie susE:a.oss NUT ,.
aeasest District Court or of the United States Dis
.fhe .S,as5 Of the bidder to al the eo.,rae,
ts se .pyerted 70 the guarantee, and said saaIsn.
Bonds in sums 81 double the amount involved
IF sss
bidder, or bidders uron signing the contFaet.
1.,-o,.hs1 1soT, soSnsy q g G.a,"n; ~ .na STAT.
atreey guarantee that is able to fulfil the con
tiSct IN accordance with the terms of his proxosi
aen and that. should his Pre- position be pted
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre.
pared TO become his securities
10 this guarantee must be Amended tie ofs cjSl
certificate above mentioned
The right is rezervet to reject all proposals If
TIE prices are teemed too high, or for any cause
i s rot deemed for the p1plic interest to ac:eps
them
Models will be on 81 hibit:op at the of cs of the
Siersl Unfeer for twenty 20) days iroru dsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-12

FINAEc1AL.-New York papsrs of Yesterday
evening say: Tile loan market is stagnant this
mornip z, and the terms on call are more favor
able to the borrower. The current rates are
5aJL, but very few lenders think OF asking
more than s.. The stock exchange is active. aud
notwithstanding so large a Ruinbsr of the
from its precincts, the number OF buyers is
greater tIan ever. Governments are quiet;
border State bonds are irregular; bank shares
hnyont. Before the first session gold was sell.
ins at i264. Foreign exchange dull and in
limited demand. 7.@s ess=s> - = I. -. = e
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Haenerai E. II Brown, commanding i

NJ General Z. B. Brown, commanding the
Genital District Of Missouri, has communicated
for publication statement Of certain rebel
atrocities recently committed in the town OF
Florence, Morgan county, which, if not prop
erly verified, would be too much for belief.
About two weeks ago q band of bushwhacaers,
led by one Matt Smith, entered the town of
Florence at daylightin in the morning, and soon
collected all the inhabitants of the town, num-
beripg sixty or seventy, in the street The
object of this maneuyer was to prevent word
being sent to Versailles, where military force
is stationed. They then proceeded to rob ana
pmnder at will. Being 1ntoxicated by the
whisky they found, they picked out all the
male residents over eighteen years Of are and
required them to take the oath OF allegiance Ia
the Southern Confederacy. Nine consented.
and i've declined. The latter were Immediately
shot where they stood, in spite OF the screams
and entIeaties Of the women and children.
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y : = n
3 ThR National Laan

PHILADkLPHIA, August l1-The suoserp.
tion agent reports the sale. Of S6a0V00 in five.
twenties to day by the various agencies, De-
lIyeries Of bonds are being made to the 9th of
July. These sales are enormous, considering
that the heated term has driven most OF our
business men from the cities. q