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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-05

A COUGH, GOLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT
If allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oftsntimes incurable,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach direrthe affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BEoScHrrIi, As1HMl, and GA they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Of
the their extended uSe has caused them to
be counterfstsd Be sure to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the genuine Broasn's BrOn
caial Tocass which have prova their efficacy by tee
Of many years. Public srrAKErs and smarRs should
use the Troches Military oHacers and Soldiers, Wit
overax the voice and exposed to sndden changes
should have them. Sold evsUwhsrs at Is cents per
bcx. ats +a 81
jsno0-d&v3n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
VOL. XVII.
Tho Traitor a. work,

=
On the 18th inst, Vklisadi kheH wrote
$ letter to be read 3 ) 1aastihg in Car
thsee, Ohio. It EXHIBITS the malice Of a
rufian and a desperate. Iis coarse abuse
of the President is not its worst feature. 1t
is infammstOry and incendiary, and Calcu-
lated and designed to produce civil COn-
hicts. Under such leadership, and with
the infusion Of such spirit there is dang
er Of bloody collisions on election day if
not before. This miserable and dangerous
traitor wishes to produce civil war in Ohio.
He knavishly affects to believe that the
President is to take military control of
the ballot box; and the traitor urges upon
his sdherents to go armed to the polls
which advice, if followed, is sure to pro-
duce disastrous results. Rebellion can
not produce baser traitor, more depraV-
ed seoundrel than this Canadian
candidate for Governor of Ohio. In the
following passage of the letter is direct
order to go armed to the polls:
Next after this declaration Of martial
Law, will follow the armed seizure and Oc-
cupstion Of your State by Federal troops, to
intimidste or OverpOwer you at the polls.
But this monstrous purpose will net and
cannot be executed, except the people
cringe or cover before the threat or the at
tempted execution. The time, therefore,
has now arrived for the renewed solemn,
inexorable declaration and pledge, BY the
people to each other, through the press and
in public assemblages, that they mean to
obtain their liberties at every hazard, and
to have and to hold free elections, peace
ably ifthey can, foreiblyy they must
invoke you to defend the right Of the
election and the ballot box, BY ell means
which the exigencies Of the case may de-
maRd. The hour Of your trial has at last
come. Be firm and be ready"
Thus does this, as yet unhung traitor
invite bloOdshed No man knows better
than this convicted and condemned traitor,
that President Lincoln has no intention to
interfere with the rights Of the citizen at
the ballot box. Ssfe, under the egis Of the
British Lion he hurls his cowardly, incen-
diary harangues among his sdherenis and
invokes them to arm for deeds Of violence.
In view Of this state Of things, the path
Of safety, on the side Of law and order, is
in preparation to protect the citizens in
their ballot box privileges, Copperhesds as
well as Unionists. Let every man entitled
to vote, vote as he shall answer to God and
his own conscience. But if Vallandieham
is to invite armed dssperadOeG to surround
the polls, preparation must be made for
defence, and thus Vallandigbam himself
produces the state Of things against which
he Pretends to invsigb. This is his design.
Can men who love peace, order, and the
stability of the Government and the pro-
lection Of law, vote for SO desperate and
dangerous a man
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

TEE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILwAY.-The Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Company have erected number of
cOmmOdiOus dwellings for their employees at
Meadville, adjacent to the very extensive car
shops, &c. The Pittsburg Post says that
these are to be rented at low rates, and that
every occupant who pays his rent for ten
years, and remains in the Company's service
for that length of time, is then to receive a
deed Of the house as q reward. This is a
muniheenee seldom found in corporation.
The Boston Journal says that Boston is
anxious for Broad Guage connection with
the West, and the new prOPrietOrs of the Air
Line Railroad are working with zeal to es-
tsblish connection with the Eric Railroad.
The road is being put in thorough repair, a
third rail is to be laid to conform to the Erie
guage, and the last link in the connection is
secured. The Boston. Hartford and Erie
Railroad Company has effected purchase of
the old Hartford, Providence and PishkiIl
road, and the stockholders at meeting held
last week in Hartford, and by vote in which
1929 shares were represented, authorized
the President of the Company to execute
contract Of sale. The Boston, Hartford and
Erie assume all the floating debt, liabilities,
&C., Of the old concern, and pay SO per
share on the old stock, and $40 per share on
the preferred, and leave the trustees Of the
bondholders still in charge of the road until
the entire work is completed. This estab-
fishes a through line from Boston to FishkiII,
there to connect with the Newburg branch
Of the Erie The Atlantic and Great West
ern Railroad, connecting with the Erie, is
being rapidly extended to Cincinnati, with q
broad guage, where it will connect with the
Ohio and Mississippi road also broad guage
road, forming continuous line, under har-
monious management, to st. Louis. When
this enterprise IS completed, merchandise an
be loaded in Boston and landed at ST. Louis
without change Of cars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
ga 80 RnaueIBnaIOn il sIarylaud.

The question Of negro emancipation is
awakening much interest in Maryland.
an There has beeen q strong sentiment exist
eCNA Ing in Maryland for msuy years in favor
Of emancipation, not merely as a moral or
humane movement, but q matter Of Pc
non canisry benefit The impo7erishing sys-
TEN Of slavery was beginning to be felt,
and the consideration Of profit and loss
vas opening the eyes and enlightening
the minds Of the people. But the slave
RH n 7heldsrs rebellion has quieksned this sen
timent among the loyal people Of Mary
land and efforts, looking TO systematic
operations to free the State from the ineu-
bus Of slavery would seem to be mstur
ing. 10 prepare the way for emancipation
an amendment Of Constifution is neces-
sary, for that instrument expressly pro-
sRasis Ebiis he Legislature from sbolishing the
relation Of master and slave IS st present
subsisting in the State. The calling Of
Convention to amend the Constitution in
this respect is now being agitated, Gov
ernsr Bradford has addressed q letter to
ex-Goverhor Thomas on the subject. The
following brief ektEact will be read with
interest He says:
aIam satisfied thst the conviction has
been slowly, but surely maturing in. the
minds Of our people for years past that the
Raun future greHth and PFosperItB Of our State
demanded changeiR our system Oflsbor,
and the events Of the last two years have
only served to show the necessity Of pro-
rrnn Fiding Cor that change with toe least pos
fla ~ Bibie Delay. When We speak of gradual
emancipation it must not be supposed that
the phrase is employed byeRaY Of post
ponsment Of The Operatiols ut il only
,aii Expresses what It really aeahs; that such
emancipation shall only be so gradual as
to guard it against the evil consequences
that must necessarily result TO slave as
well IS master from too sudden change
in any system Of labor that is of indigen-
GUS growth. Nor will any one, trust,
ss=Fr1la imsgine that ia speaking of emsncipation
t--l By legal Of pr tctiosbls means, we mean to
embarrass or delay the project BY the use
-fpsrs OF any equiFocsl terms calculated to leave
any doubt Of the good faith of those who
svoW that policy. But the people Of the
- Elste--honestly and earnestly as they
may look to the policy Of emancipation as
calculated to secure future prosperity
aTfF "a viii, however, consent that such a policy
shall be consummsted by any action; but
their own, by any means but those
which her Constitution SLOWS.
ug" "fhe first step % be taken, therefore,
Is to provide for taking the sense Of the
people upon the subject Of Convention
~ 70 revise the Constitution OF the State"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

SANDY Hook, September p.
The steamship Etna arrived from Liv-
pool on the 9th and Queenstown on the
lOth-one days later news.
LIVERPOOL, September 10.-Cotton buoy
ant and unchanged. Breadstuffs firm
Provisions quiet. COnsols 934@s for
money. Illinois Central shares 81 dis
count.
The English papers are canVassing the
propriety and nOn-propriety of the Gov
ernment in OBTAINING the two steam rams
built by Laird, which are supposed to be
for the Confederates.
A French paper says there sre two clip
per steamers building at Nantes, and two
at Bordeaux, suspected to be for the Con-
federetes.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
Herald repeats the assertion that the re-
oOgnition and offensive and defensive
league between France, the Confederate,
and the Mexican Governments are decided
upon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

IT is worthy of notice even at this late
day, that during our whole fair week, and
among the tens of thousands who passed in
and out Of our depot, not one man lost prop
srty by theft, or met with any accident
This fact is very mainly due to the energy
and Watchfulness of our Depot Master
Mr.. Robinson and the Depot officer Clark
Warren, and to the reputation which they
have established.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
September 81.

Herald special:
The army is now being paid off for July
and August
News received here'to-dsy via, Rhiladel-
phis, that $50 men of New York cavalry
regiment had been captured in an en-
gsgementat Racooon Ford, is utterly false.
Our entire loss in killed, wounded and
missing, since last Monday, have been
less than 100 men, while lists of rebel
prisoners captured during the same time,
foot up commissioned, u non commits
stoned officers and 130 priYstes.
Rebels heresbouts diseredit reports that
any considerable force of Lees army has
gone to more Southern States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. p.
The steamer Fulton has arrived from
Charleston Bar. Her dates are to the 18th.
No news
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
sKIRTs.
SKIRTS FOR 7HEMILLION

We have nov ready our fulI stock OF skelstepa fer
me e9mmsnesmens o. tie Tan Trade, Ehlch e79hrs.
- A. 0I me lead nG 81 eai including tbs PATFE Z
IN TbAIL. PAfENT NIOTURfA, Also fhe
nsgtst styia Of QUAKER SKIRT. '
Ee keap alWoys on hand Skirts Of extra sfEs and
lsnatn, aed Ladies who always have troubie 10 hrd
= eklrI long enough, viii generally hud them hFrs
Nc VII adhere gltiCty 10 our f0rmar principies
Viz: Keep none but good g7ticle which y & viii eo
uans q eli at the lowest pols.bis pricdt
-, me enornogs 1A1tltlea thft We are nov faIl-
ihg sno gB conoiuefyeifs that cur pertinent II rf
iAg ssirts 4 Egecialtts, and makfng our urofts IN
quantity tn5teed o. large percentage viii psy f1r
nov, lnalead q selisg Ave or Ex Skiits day wslsf
tWice - many cozsn. -
- Dealer5 IL surrounding towns viii DO veil by
CONSUMING their ogR interest," 70 sAll sn bB Ehsn ID
- a large assortment Of French Corsets q Pa
ent skirt eupportirs always on Lane.
A. ALEIN & Co, ProprsE
hC0p Eklrt Hanufacrursr4 d
1epU lf8 Superior ST. ClsyeIard 10 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
ValInndisham Acknowledges see-ssIOn.


Itis claimed by the Yallandighsm papers
thsl hsis tbe true Union man, and never
admitted the separation. On the 242d
page Of the Congressional Globe (Appen-
vor dix Of the ID Session, Seth Congress, may
be found the speech of Vallandigham on
his proposal to divide tRe United States
iRto four sections. In that speech he uses
these words. Haia 3lBlt
Secession has been tried and AaT proved
q speedy and terrible success. The praetiea-
bihty Of doing Il, and he gay 70 DO IL, HAVE
BOTH BEEE KsTABLIsBRD n l.fa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

TOLEDO, Sept Y.
There was q collision near here this
morning on the Dayton and Michigan rail-
road between q wood and passenger train.
There were two killed and seventeen
wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
CLOSING or HALLS.

OLgEAla w MAlLB.
HAsTlRH THROUGH, for frie Buti1io Bottom Nov
Aorki Hartford, and Wflioughby, PaineITiIls, Gems
Va Asfabnla aud CO1neaat, closes At A n
N AAsrhAa fHhoUGzi for EeW York only, elosaS at
HAsrHRs THROUGH, for Hris, Bufalo, Albany, Boz
son, AeE torE and Hartford closes at s;45 P. H.
10 aae AZ for ~ points between Cleveland and
WARNS IHEoUGH, for Toledo, Dstrsit. hia.go
4 40 ailsaeksS' eo1ea 81 10 P. NJ ueaEss at 70
WnsTHlE fanoUan, for Toledo, Detroit. Cbiosro.
DUP lQue, - !osaFh and Cairo closes 81 4.S1 P. =
HsI19s EAI, ior AZ points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ~ I P 4.
sAsDUlLI WaT' iqF ssndky and All intsrmsdsis
0IHeIHNATI WAY, for al points bstEssn Csvsland
a aaa olhelnnatl' closes At 10 P. A-s QesTes at 81
OuoIHNATI THRoUGH, Tor Ooluunbus. DAYTON. New
next morning)
CIEoIasATI fRlOUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
hhee1nG1 closes 81 4.h1 p. n
rIrIsBg son IHH9UeHi Tor Pittsburgh and wash
iRrtOn1 closas e. P. n
PITT91URsH WAY, sOr all points between Cleveland,
MelsTiilei aud Pittsburg, HErriIbuzg Phiisdelphis
Baltimore and Washington closes EtT.0D A II.
naH0aIHa WAY, Tor sh poinug between Cleveland
40 Ioun EiloEn, closes at 10 ?. T., QeaVoa nsxt
albraA WAI, elossI ats Ak.
hoc4Polrs -, eioaea on TueSdayls THURSDAYS and
gEs0EsyILLI, BATH, &C., slOsss Tuesdays and Sat-
sa1SoS 0IsTaiS, Granger, North BoyaltOn &C.,
eloses on Tuesdays and Saturdays ct 7 A. n.
EAsRHasvILLH, closeE daily, lD:aO A. n.
zAAsT OLHVHIAHD and Huclld, closes daily,a ?. n.
Ssy-A.il and Drop Letters are require By I.v to
scAll city Circulars are required % VrO-said
Via panny stamp.
Omoe oPsn ron 10 A, =, 70 7stO P. \. On
Sunday nom A. d. 70 le-2a A, \. -. = - .
r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
MORNING HEADER.



- The desth Of General Sam. Houston, Of
. q. Texas, is asain announced. This time the
rsport is credited. he was 20 years old
BE was q native Of Virginia, having been
born in that State in 1898. He was in the
service under General Jackson, and was
promoted to . HeutenGncy. He held 9TH
o. and higher positions Of trust civil and
military, and at length became Governor
ofTsnnessee. For some mysterious cause,
~ / nsvsr sOmnunieated to the public, while
Governor Of Tennessee, he abandoned his
wife and resigned the GOyernorship, and
Withdrew from civilized life and took up
his abode with the Cherokee Indians,
adopting the costume habits and mode Of
life Of the Indians, among whom he be-
seaoA came Chief After few years Of saw
age life he emigrated to Texas where he
took an active part in the war Of inde-
psndsnee agsinst Mexico. He was twice
elected President OF the Lenastar" Re
public. After Texas was 81 dnilted to the
Onion, be vas elected United States Sena-
tor. and served in that capacity for many
years, and ct the breaking out OF the re-
bSllion he was Governor Of the State He
= resisted secession, but was overborne, and
= depOssd from the Gubernetorial chair
y Various and contradictory reports in ref
orence 70 his position subsequently, pre-
vailed, and his death was twice before
geFstr aanOuueed. bis late history is involved
in doubt, but it is believed that he Ess
still an enemy of the rebel COnfederaey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

esgel lF nay notbs understood by all disabled
a. tsnd needy soldiers, that Palmer s Co.
Of 19 Green street, Boston, are furnishing
A. aTl Fho san show their discharge papers,
Win artificial legs Of the best quslity,
Jgss Of ehsEgs- 50 says the Boston Jour-
. a. AitA lalJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
sRIRTS AND OOLLARA

SHIFTS Avn OOLAA4G
ard desirous of having those that will SIT WE'LL
and LOOK NEAT, are invited to leave their Orders
KEPP HER'S,
where they can depend upon being Suited. None but
the BEST GOODS are used and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
DIREcTIoEs ron ElEAsUREHIEET.-For Neck, take
the number Of inches round (A). For Sleeves, take
IRON centre of back (l 70 bend OF elbow TO- the
to extreme end OF cu (D) the arm being In the POSI-
ton shown in the engraving These arO all the mess.
urements required.
WARE RAETA GOOD FIT.
Bay-The Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods.
L. A. KEPPNER,
Agent Of the cleveland Shirt and Collar Mtg Co.,
LYMAN'S BLOCK, Nos. 2 and 3, Cup Btairs) OleVs-
leni, Ohio three doors from the Court house.
Public Square. mhgl5-14
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
FOR EUROPE,
g TEA SHIP ,~A
GREAT EASTERN.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALL,.....-...AEe AEeats.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsTERN,

WALTER PATTON, Commander,
WILL BE DIsPA1CHsD
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. 3, at 8
4o'clock P. n precisely 0 clock A. H., precisely.
And at intervals thereafter Of about ak weeks nom
each port.
FIRST CABIN, froHi... o9b to Sl16.
SECOND CABIN, state Soon Berths, meals fur.
niahed at separate tab go.
R~E1cursion Tickets oat and back, in the lIt and
I'd Cabins Only, 3 fare aad hslf.
08-Servants accompanying Passengers, and child
ren under L years OF age, half ta-e tnianta frs0.
THIRD CABIN, intermediate State Rooms, pAasen-
gers found with beds, DedGinG, table uteGlI,
and good substantial
STEERAGE, with superior accommodation ......eoO-
HTPrices ofCabin Passage from Liverpool at same
rates Is above.
81 Price of Steerass Passage from LivsrpooI, s75
H%An Fares payabls in Gold, or its ssui silent IN
o. g. Currency.
aag-Each Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. An experienced surssOa on board.
For passags spply only to CHAs. A. WHITNEY
st the passage ONCE, y Broadway, or 20
h. r. BRAKFOW,
6AtEater buildlnG, Cleveland, D.
ROWLAND = A5PIHWALI
augl;459 Ageuts 81 south -, - p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

IT is frequently remarked that the tax
q ing ef Charleston ais only question Of
time" The Nashville Union thinks the
explosion Of Greek shells makes it more
question of eternity to lost and despair
ingnullihers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

r ARDS BLOOM or YOUTH
For Beaut Tying and Preserving the complex
lon. For sale bg t EEELER VOgT
aug2s s2s.W. cor, Publie Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
GL0AK8.
THE CLOAK TRADE.
1t Is the intention Of
HOW'RE & HIGBEE

HOW'RE & HIGBEE
To make the CLOAK DEPARTMENT one Of the
leading features Of their establishment, and
Second 10 none In Cleveland
Having engaged ths services OF MHE. ALExA AEDHE,
an accompl shed and experienced cloak and Dress
Maker, lately filing responsible position in the
New York Establishment OF madame DemOTest, they
feel fnl-y competent 10 secure the continuance snd
growth Of
THE FIRST GLASS TRADE,
which they already ENJOY and to pledge Themselves to
its cultivation By every Legitimate effort.
MnE. ALExANDER has recently visited Europe and
maze sIrangemens te have the newest aRd best pat
terms from thence hsre, on the shortest time,
By tbs employment Of Ladies' Of ability and experi
ence in their
Manufacturing Department,
Hover Hisb.e hope TO give satisfaction 10 ell who
may favor them with orders Thsir SalearOr m will
Be kept replee with al the noFeltes Of the season in
CLOAKs, OL0AKIEGS d TRIMMINGS,
And Garments Made to Order
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE,
23S superIOr-st. 3s9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

EHhsttug NeErOes In the Union Army
,The Nashville Union tells lhe following
mAtter-Offsot good one: 1l
A Shareholder from the country ap.
preached an old aeqaaintsnoe, also slave
holder, residing in this city, the other day
and said: Es affH
81 have several negro men lurking
about here somewhere. 1 wish you would
look out for them, and when you find
sEi3 them do Rith them as if they were your
Certsinly will" replied his friend
8i a few days ago the parties met again,
paalse and the planter asked
Have you found my slaves ?"
sHHli.stI have9 il
zn g And where ara theyp
Well you told me to do with them
sA Just as II they were my own, and, as 1
~ made ny men enlist in the Union Army
did ne same with yours"
The astoundsd planter absquatulated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

Captain Ellis, Of the Maine cavalry, re-
lates the following little incident which
serves 70 illuauste how ooolly the cher
roTs Of war are looked upon By our boys.
He Fays in one CT the numerous skirmisbes
in which his company were engaged dis
mounted, one Of them, young Kitchen,
from Houlton, ,spied rebel running across
th6 field opposite. aNoW,n said Kitchen,
taking deliberate aim st the reb, ayou'H
see that lad jump" and fired, but missed
Liz mark The rebel eoolly stopped and
1etuE1sd lie compliment and George re-
qosiFed hall in the feshy part Of the leg.
BE jumped about four feet aud ejaeulsted;
By jolly, he wrong boy jumped that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23
R0sT.gFEIoE TlggE-TAaI
1S@ sUKEER ARRATGEkEEF iseS
FOB TIE
Arrival and Closing Of nails
AT THH
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.
OommenoinR April 10Th. Issa

hour after arrival o. trains
prAn Nails close one hour before dsRartVra
trains.
ARRIVAL OF HALLS AT DEPOT.
Autern WAY arrives At $50 A. n
Meseorn Through arrives ct 9s1O a y. and - ? Il
western Way arTiTas At SD P. n
5andusky Way arrives 81 9-25 A.
Cincinnati Through arrives At g.f5 n R.sSPM
40 way arrives r. s.s5 r. n
Pittsourgh through HrrfTeI Ct g.15 P. n.
do ~ arrives a. % A n
MAhonink 4aT arrives At 7.l6 p 4
4edtnay y ~ arrives At 4sdg p n
Bockp9rt, 80, arrives Tualdsyu Thur1svH and Sat.
urday1 ct II n.
Broeksvile Bath, &c, arrives Mondays and FrfdayB
Sharon enter GranEsr, Eorth RoyaIton, A. arrives
HarrenITille arrives daily a IU:i5 n
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives iSfiT Al AZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

EnIistins NesrOes siHthe Union Army.
IN ~ s,,. - = i -, 80 =,