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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Ran Road.

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ON AND AYrKR MONDAY, Aprf! 2Oth, lsSa. Pa.
" ssngar Trains yin leave Bridgeport - tolloRG.
(SunaAys exosptsd:l
lOSO A N. Mail Train, stopping ~ Az stations, A.
riveS At Pittsburgh e &20 p. n, and
Cleveland ~ 5So p ~
SsIS P n. kxrEess Train. stopping e ~ stAtioaA
arrives At Pittsburgh e 6s05 P ~.
1910 p. NJ EKpED8 Train, aETiTa8 - PiftsbqFEh -
&lo A. n and Cleveland ~ Glo A. ~.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $40 A n and 400 P NJ A.
Te A. = s 3, II AZ e ~ ~ I,
l2so P II, aEEiEe At BEidgspoEt At tsI0 A II, lOos
A. II and Eb5 P. II
Connections are made as Follows;
AZ PittsburEh with PennsytEania B. h for Hsyrts
i-- burg, Baltimore, Washington, PkiIa-
delphia, New York aad Boston
Cleveland With ClsTsland 4 ToIed n r. fo- San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago sad
AL points In the NORIH WEsR. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Iarklul,
Chicago and the NOlIH WE5E. VITA
OaVeland Eria r r Er ErIa Duu-
Kirk. Buffalo and EfAgAEA EAIls- With
6leTeiAnd. GolzInhls Ecin-innati Tor
CfGthne, DelaEAEes Columbua AID
At Hudsol With TIE @ 2. &C. R.R for OuyEhoza
HailH, AkrOn, NnlsIbuEEh and Hoos-
At AIianeo With P II ". EG.R-R ArC.aton,
NG.llon. Woostsr, sAlsn, En0n. %
Al StenbelYlls with p. O. 4 o. Line and AZ BELLEfE
With co. Nsa-
ARK, Columbus, XsliA, Dayton, In1i-
GnApolis, Cafro, Clnetnnati, Louisville,
> g. Louis, s.. JOssph aad al points
Ktst and South WesE. eafa.
ExcurEion Tieksfs 70 Pittsburgh and return 81 %.
Fare afEsys - low aDd tine much quicker than
any other route
ThrO1sh Tickets TO All points IN ths Wost, NoEfh
and East can Be procured - the once under The
MeLnrs House, Wheel4nE Va or with uekst
AEent 81 REidggPort ststiol. 4s'Ess-ss
Freight oonfTGets viii b EaAdS intlOWegt ratss 70
any point accessible BY this rad and its eounsetio
% the East, NORTH West and HOrth-Wssts - once
under MLnre Ho1sa, orWifh Ft. Agent - Brid1-
port StAtiOu. = u WM. D.TERRT, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
p. B, WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, Freshest. : =
B. MYERS Cent Ticket AE't. fSba
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
TO LADIES.

DIu,tRsoUs APPLICATIONS have ffoul tilas to
N time been made to ~ Ladies for instr1e-
lon IN writing and other Eubiocts o. study in the
WhesIfuR Business School, bat each las PrefETed -
wait tlI othars should begin i relpe5tly
All interested that class Of LADIES' has nov con"
menctd. and shall be glad 70 receive more.
$3.50 IL HITCHCOCK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
RrT q A. RUC6REk


AsE4. 7Seas- A. BSbl4 paiAN, N + Gao.
vrites: 81 very eheerfnlly add ny to.tino1y 70
that Of uumeroas fifendA 70 the OF Ma
A. Aliens WCElds HAIR kesterer ana Aylo'AisA'
num-
RIT. WM. GUTTER. ). 7. City: my hair i changed
. its natural color, and gr0Wtng on bald sFS0t;
RFT, ], Il. OlRNkLIs n. f.CStys II ProeareG u -
: relative. Ths talIfug 0f thS hair stoPPeds ana
restored IL from bStng grey % IL natural and
RSy- J: WRST, Brooklyn, L I: 81 Sin teddy TO
thsir value IN the most liberal sansss They hAye
restored my hair Shers II i bad and Wheas grey,
RS y WRBSFRR- Boston, Mss: Il have used
then with great sHeet- an nOg neither nAld
nor grey. NJ hair WGs dry and hrittleS Il Is now
soft e IN yO1th-"
RET. h v. DBGEN, Boston, Aass-= s'FhAt they pro-
mote the growth Of the hair where bAidness IL
have the evidence ofrny own eSes!'
SD by an DTsRgiEtt tlrOughoss As World
Principal Sales Once;
No. 1913 Greenwich ST., n. Y. City.
Rur4SSm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
A Card to the PeopIe
Now is Your Time to Save Monet

BargsinsI BargainsI Barsains
II eOnssqusles q IL flet. that a &C., -.
l. are H4yA1et1g Vsry nptily, and H. 49,.
are that t6Sy WI very soo1 s. hiEher 49, = -
pTBgi0ll ~. ! kIT8 purElllIsI lafEl ~ 49,
Iiock q IorUlgl nd Do1ssfie DEy Goois -
h1gs h gtoI4 Ne. - Main street. Cs1fN ~
and - Whch Volld respectfully fnTifs ~ 49,
tiCl q tAs psbue, - fnts1d selling ~ - :,
= ths Cd pEicll, nd ssns eDo1I Eva -, -
theJ Wsre GyG k1ogu bore So thas a -
DosdfnE g1od8, q Who Win need ten vsry - ~
better sELH thsosGlVes q thiI opporszrirT q -
plying theD8Ilves, - Chsy IN HSs HolT1 - ~
Ing thEtE plrchases - thls tinss 49, rf-IC1
have = sd E11rtDs1f % zaks thair -,
Ny HoeE eo1saGs, IN part, q RrU1u Aud e.,
MEafns, CalIeos, Isa's a1d B0y5' wear q - =
ssriPtio1, cheGks, FiAznsis, 6tlEha,ls EhsEk -,
G1d T0ESl D1apen, Irilh Unsls Gnd EhiFf -
RlE11oll, shlfer uoo9s. Hoop SkfFts Lac - -
sdtns Teiisi White GoodH, Lae1, EnbEUidsEis z 4
ktnds, H1E8y, Sc ee.
LADIKsi LADIEsi Year spseiaI attrr.,-- 4
AlTitsd 70 ny TEy superior stock q DREss 6Jlsl
whiEh - HI llressty ehaGPGS ao1 Dost oullIai
he ssas0l- LAWS, Plain, PiAid aod EnkEaii-,II
Grey Good4 uollnbique4S Berlg8 AnEiEII K :
EFust EIEistY- PlHlss al eaEiy, e en- - :
greatly % yO1E sdTHunAgs 70 Do %.
JOIN k0EEER
Jssa Ne - 4asn ~ CssfTo WILL, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
R.EMOX AL.

DARTRIDGE has removed his GAIIsEy asFos5 tie
street 70 tha Seors-soou ,f1rE1eCly oee1Pted y
HeiBken 4 SHeAFingo1, Anst door above Hobba
asTLnr attsd up tie bunains 81 aLsIn stEess, in
Connection with the one In its Water street
~ - nov one OF the ost eonPIees establishDeuts
q the kind In the eoanfEJ. -Junlg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
Premium 70 NeW subseribers.

the Nos. az ths aIns PoriodIeAls for $50 wfI Be
fuEnisssd eozPlets. = 49, s,sistossIssaEy<
thsss Periodicals lGss little BY age Hanes, 3 fii
yOlr g thu Ho.. feE 1soomay Be regarded nSaTIy
sasssTiss ~ 1i.a 80 ne Ne. ~ lssi Ii ,.
S1PPliet a tie iollgWtng EETEENELI LoW lEEs:
splsndid OnsFa Tor 1850, SCI. 4. iisa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
H1LMBo1D's ROSE VASE.

An sxcansut Lotl01 ~ Di8sllasof aEyphEitie Ma
tlFe, and Al inieeton II Di5ole8 q ths UrilAEy
Organs, arising fron hablis q dsslpsfiol, - 4
eounseti01 WiIk ths EEtractI BuSh G1d slls n
IN such dissases e EeoUIullG1le1.
-! a.i5s q -; - r'l.s'.eA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
BlaekROOd'S Magazine
AND GHH
BRITISH REVIEWS.
Great Inducements to Subscribe
PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS.

SCOTT Co, NEW YORK, eolfiuue % pub
A. HBh the foliOEing leading BEikish Peri0dicAll
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (ConseTTatiVOl.
THE RDIHBURGH REVIEW (Whigl
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (FEps ChuTuhG
THE WESTMINSTER REV1EW (L[bRAll
The present critical Etats Of European aGaIrs YIN
render thee pubteAtioDS unusually interesting CUR
ing the forthcoming year. They VIII Occupy . mid
do ground between the hastily written nsEEiter11,
crude speeulAttODs, and nytng q the daily
Journal and the ponderO1s tone OF the fnturs his
toFan- written After the living interest and excite
ment Of the great political oTents q the time Eag
have passed away. Il b % thesa Periodicals thES
readers must look for the OaIy really inteuibls El5
reliable history q euFrelt evaltl, and Heh, tE
edition 70 thslr AblishEd uterAEy, Eie1tie
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consideration Of the rsadinE pnhlis.
The receipt OF Advance sheets nun the
British pubiishaIs gives odttionAl Value 70 thesa
R0pEints, tusIuIueh they nov Be placed IN
the hands o. subscribers abOut - soOu - The orgi
nal editions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
GROWER g BAKER
Sewing Machine,

NOR FAMILY NATURALIZATION purposes,
JIG are the best In Use. They viii seH seams, hem
fell, gather, tuck, braid and s1nbruideE This Ma
chine Il the best because they have taken the ant
premium At every State PAir At which they have
been exhibited-beGsuss they are more simple In
construction and less liable get out Of order, he
Also, yea can select Machine making the Grover 4
Baker stitch. or one making the shuttle or lock
stitch With the privilege Of exchanging for the other
stitch. Prices from $50 upward. AL AAehtpes war
FAntsd for three years. An kinds Of leather and
and cloth stitching done toondsr.
J. AcBoNAL, General Agent,
Once No. 1854 Main ST, wheeling, Va
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TRANSCRIPTION.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.


oITIon BAITIIoAI 4 Ono RAuAOAp %, b
WEHELENs sFAEIoN, Aug. s, lseA
ON ana amer Monday night, the 1oth q AagaStl
ing schedule:
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0rA 9PE.
ROETAGE.

clf1e1 g plT.
POSTAGE.
Ths Postage 70 any part q the Unitsd States vin
b bat fWkNTY-RuUR oKETS year for aRlaek-
UOods |. and but ToURfKKN OKNfs . year for eaeh
uished "a 1sa2- And ass
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
-GFJasE HEzf aH
AFFIDAVIT,

Persglally appe.Fsi bsflrens e. AI1s-lial offhs
city q h T-EEECE1oEn uho, bsilEd1-
e0tie, NJ msEelgy, ol1lF lEIoll dEeEa b11 ass
p1Ee.y yeg.llols. = y ~
NoTeulher. - - Nh p HLHRA =
AI3srnsn,. MA sfrsss, ah0Ss Raes. PhIiA-
Aeareas LsttsE1 II st. Z slFessaos
D4ot1o4 E0zth 1eulhSe-s h.lov eheElet. Phlla.
BEWARE or oOUNTERFEIFs
AID RIScIFLED DEALRs
VIZ q 15ET1r - 49, eI7T TEIEIR OWNnn.E
HothstF aEtis8 n fttla1s9 ~ .
HdlaholEa GG11laaR rlpa-a.lazs- rrl
z -EEfFlcf Ellckl, -----
- In1Eos5d r. W..
-4sola ~ Al DrsEEisis sS.tyEhGA Il
"a AKEOz HELNBo1DsAEAK8a0O~
1S6I "a 81 iFo me- zsS q -: .. AHP
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUeHU

ItEEiuBUIB y 6AI lHgI 0UgnU
-iia For weaknesses
ARISING FROM EXcEssKs. HABIIs OF DTssTPA-
ION, EARLY IHDIBCRETlOH, on ABUEE, Ia.
Attendsd with tie tlE0ging synptOns:
iiiposltiuu 70 E1sTtiou, Los q PUg9.
LSSsof As0oEy - Dteealty e BrsH1ht1E
weak GerTeA TrrublflE
HoFTOr q DlseasS. WGkefGl1esI.
pinDsss q Vt.iol. Pain d TIE Haek,
UniVsEIal Lassftuds q Etnshtng q tie BOdy.
ne Nu.salHr syst2, EE1Ptiels o. ths Elo4,
DFyuess q the Gkil-
Thess symptoms, II aEJsal 70 70 "a, Wiki III
lEsdIeins Invariably rsnoEsH. Hooa fOIIOs
nIPoFKNOY, RATUITE, EPILKPTIO EITs.
In one Of vhieh the patient nay expire VIA can
~ Sat fhsy are not hsIusatly f0la0ssd b tAoss
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
none wiz comics he records 81 ne Insane Asy-
lGIas and the Easis1eholy dsafhs by C0usuupe11Y
bear ample witness 70 tbs tEuth Oftks an,eE+ioi-
THE cONsTITUTIOS.:OScR AREROrED WITH
ORGANIC WKAKEESS,
Requires the AID Of Nodieins % strsaEthsa and n
BUcHU isya[atAhly dOeA A triAl uil sOavinos TIE
Females, Females, FEMALES,
OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE, NARRIKB, on CON
TEAPLATIN6 MARRIAGE.
In n1ly l5SetiolI peculiar % Fsualss ths KEtElrt
Buehn e4lAled y a1y ot1sr r1as1y, ash ChlO-
pEssiJu 0Iths AZ Es8e1stiohs, U1eer&tsd
SehfFTO1s state Of tie Uter18 LAneoThaa q Whites
sssFfy, aod for an complaints IneIasnt 70 ths ssE.
WHISTLER arising fFon IndissEutiols HABITS e Dili
patto1s ort1 TIE
DECLINE or CHANCE or LIFE.
lE su gTNFTgEI 1I1VB-
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07

Any q the above works VIn also b furnished .
NsS SsossFitsTs for The year 1851, {, ard 8 g
0ns-H aB tie Regular SEbseTipti0s Prizes.
thus Nsuy I5sc5S5er NY Sbtsln tie ssrFint 81
tie -Four RsEisWB md BIaekGOOd
Seven Consseutfvs Years tor esgt
VITA !. sSs llt.ls .Fs s'-a tAs Friss e thsest
AZ ne Iha1 l1Ttr lElia Be nksly % u1sr GuuhIn
d1eenslts - thoss here Preseltpd, -
NOM IS TIE TUE 10 SUBSCRIBER
~R@Ittaloes mat, n N ca.sslb dirsss
3 Ia RlbliihTs IN e thass pEiee8 10 conuIuiol
eAn Be alloWed 70 aeeufA
LE0NARD SCOTT = CO.
JHls Ne BiGoids tFssE, New YEA. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07

- Is 1sPIss.ss ~ "a pe 8 ses D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07

Sn sIlPTuEI AlOVB-
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIB WITHoUTIT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
3 Co., Wholesale Agents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

Rev. S. Sella Martin, fugitive slave, is
one of the most popular and eloquent
preachers in London. A paper of that
city says of him:
As our readers are aware, the Rev.
Salla Martin is fugitive slave, who has
been born and bred amid all the horrors of
the 'accursed institution contriVed to
make his escape, and by the exercise of
the most extraordinary talents, and the
natural force of his character, to elevate
himself to q rank equal to some of our
most gifted and eloquent divines. With
out the bufoOnery of a Spurgeon, the
dramatic extrsvagsnces of BELOW, or the
sffectstion of other popular preachers, he
has all their force and expression. Earn.
est, logical and simple, he proceeds step
by step to the development of his argu-
ment. Rscey and humorous in his style,
his illustrations are most vivid, while his
mind reVels in an almost surprising rich
ness of the thought and nobleness of senti-
meDt. Every sentence has the stamp Of
originality about it, as all those who have
had the pleasure of listening to him will
readily rstify Little wonder need be ex-
cited at the crowds who have fiocked to
hear him since he has assumed the minis
terial functions at Bromley Free Church,
and We doubt not but that his Iabors viii
yet be blessed in a tenfold degree"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
Tbe Fortbounke al Manila.

A few additional particulars Of the ter
rible earthquake at Manila on the Sd and
4th of June last have been received. The
loss of life among the inhabitants is rep
resented to have been very great. The
first shock was experienced at about seven
o'clock on the Sd, and several followed un-
til six o'clock the next evening. The Ca
thedral, the Royal Chapel, and the church
es St. Domingo and st. Isabella, the pal
ace, military hospitals and Tribunal of
Commerce, were all razsd to the ground.
The San Fernando and French Hotel dis
appeared, with numerous other houses Of
note. A Spanish steamer, which was ly-
ing off the port at the time, was wrecked,
and all hands lost.
A telegraphic dispatch from the Ameri-
can house of Russell s. stargis to Barring
& Co., London, and by them forwarded to
their mercantile correspondents in this
city, is as follows: ALI the warehouses
and hemp screws are destroyed; ourselves
safe. No ship loading for the United
States"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

A telographic dispatch from Springfield
(IllinOis) to the st. Louis Democrat, dated
August 10, says;
"The meeting Of the Grand Castle of the
K. G. C.'s, which took place in Chicago on
the 4th Of August and which was ad-
journei from a meeting here on the 10th
of June and many subsequent days, 1 learn
did not prosecute any business of import
anee. 1t was composed of two delegates
from each county in the State, in which
there is castle or castles, and of these
there are seventy-one. 1t leaked out that
the Government had got hold of member
of the order, and obtained such facts from
him as made it dangerous TO transact any
business. So that all that was done, was
to appoint committee to investigate the
case of the supposed informer. The mem
bers of the grand castle, while in Chicago,
we're very much alarmed at the dispatch
which appeared in yonr paper on the day
of the meeting, and this also had its effect
in preventing the transaction of any bu-
siness. A large number Of delegates we're
in attendance, however, who returned to
their homes very much disappointed. The
main idea of the order is to stop the war
just where it is. 1t was through the power
of the order that the twenty third resolu-
tion passed the Democratic mass meeting.
In that resolution are the principles of the
order, as the oak is in the acorn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
REED, WOoD, BURNETT, NORTON, VALLAE-
DIGHAM


Now this same Plain Dealer flies the
name of this same Vallandigham, at the
head of its columns, laudates and venerates
him, eulOgizes and recommends him as
worthy of the suffrages of the people Of
Ohio; and yet Vallandigham has in no
particular changed, unlsss in the violence
of his denunciation of the Government
and to-day his boast is, that he has never
voted a man or dollar to the Government
to enable it to make defence against the
rebellion inaugurated for its overthrow
Can the meanness ofoOrrupt mendacity, OF
the cringing servility of COpperhead par
tizanship go further or receive a more
striking exemplifcation
In 1861, the Plain Dealer ranked Vallan-
digham with traitors; in 1868, it ranks
him with the honored of the land, and
supports himas worthy of confidence and of.
fetal position. Vallandigham has moi
changed-the Plain Dealer has
The Ohio State Journal, in presenting a
fac simile picture Of the foregoing
Secession STAR" the "Five Points" Of
COpperhead politics, makes the following
pointed comment:
THEE.-The Plain Dealer could publish to
the world the infamy of the in
famous Five, comparing them to the city
sinks, denominate1 alive Points"
Now.-Tne only one out of the rebel
ranks or rebel riots, is at the head Of that
paper, its favorlte for Governor.
THEN.-This tail of Secesh star" was
properly placed the lowest of the vile
"Five"
Now-The convicted and banished trai
tor is at the head Of the COpperead crowd
of Ohio.
THEN.-The wretch who boasted that he
never voted a man or a dollar to crush
treason, deserved matchmaking.
NoW.-He deserves the votes of the
Plain Dealer and its followers. s-
THEN.-He deserved elevating with
hemp.
Now.-With honors.
THEN.-Gray was Editor.
NOw.-NOt Gray, but " Grayback.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25


The steamer Maple Leaf brings news to
The 10Th from Charleston. sumtsr's walls
were preached and its guns silenced. No
doubt il would soon surrender.
Lee has been receiving reinfOrcements
for the past week, and is preparing for an
offensive movement Itis the last desper-
ste throw of desperate gamester.
JEFF. Davis has got three new gunbOats in
the James river. One is mounted and
ready for action.
Nothing further is said at Richmond
about hanging Captains Sawyer and
Flynn. The rebels will not dare to exc
cute them.
The gloom about Charleston still per-
vades Richmond. All have confidence in
Bsauregard, but are preparing their mind9
FOR the worst
Women and children are leaving the
South to fud better homes in the North.
The Richmond (Virginia) Wing wakes
furious at the Ysnkess, "the foul foe" of
the rebels. It sees no escape from long
war but in two things. Foreign interven-
tion or Northern Copperhead Intervention.
These chaps know their friends" as well
as Governor Seymour does his. The Wing
says the rebels want aid from France
they are able to pay for it-and if France
viii intervene they will have q sweet re-
7enge on the Yankees.
Bragg's Army at Chattanooga is report
$4,000 strong-but greatly demOralizsd-
DESERT ms coDstsnt-and men of Union
spmpathies pilot the deserters through the
mountains. Deserters report that Bragg
has been superseded by Johnston, and has
retired to Atlanta.
General Grant is on tour of observa-
tion through his Department
General Thomas has started several ne
gro regiments, and recruiting is going on
fsvorsbly.
Buckner is at Knoxville with 10000
rebel troops. He is one Of the immortal
'fveD that voted with Vsllandighsm
against the loan bill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

In one of the English periodicals is rels-
ted the journey Of Mr.. Buckle, the histor-
ian, over the Egyptian desert. Mr.. Buckle
detested dromedsries, and so rode donkey.
One morning." says the narrator, deep
in philosophic tslk-I on my dromedary,
Mr.. Buckle on his donkey-the current Of
his thoughts was humorously changed, for
1 cried out the cobra = and, by tremen-
dous double kick of his donkey, he just
saved himself from the shake, which crest
on its tail, end inflated neck, was close to
him, and in the very act to spring. OF on
evening, under the bright stars, amid the
camp fires, we had once or twice some
Arab dancing and singing. One day a
beautiful gazelle was caught Whenever
there was an opportunity, in the Red Sea
or Gulf of Akabs. one was tempted to have
q swim; but Mr.. Buckle said he had never
bsthed except at Brighton, and then care
fully holding on by Iope."
They ascended Mount Hor in the wilder
ness. Mr.. Buckle was dragged up, "look-
ing by reason of the steep ascent, under
an Arabian sun, in winter garments, as il
he had just been pulled out of the above
mentioned well. What is the shade p he
gasped. Give me an orsngel No won
der Aaron died when they dragged him up
here"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

cessful issue. This movement is Of great
er moment than would appear to a super
fetal view. 1t is believed that the loss of
Chattanooga, in q strategic point Of view,
in the present posture Of the rebel cause,
would be disaster to them, equal in mag
nitude to the fall of Vicksburg. Besides,
this movement Of Rosecrans will have an
important influence on the movements of
Lee. It is believed that Bragg has been
weakened recently by large reinforce
ments sent to Lee, in view of an aggres-
sive movement against Meade. This move
ment Of Rosecrans will make it important
to return their reinforcements to Bragg to
withstand the assault of ROsecrans. If
Roseerans succeeds in this expedition,
and nothing but success is anticipated, for
he knows no such word as fail, the back
bone Of the rebellion will be broken again,
and another immense inroad will have
been made upon the already crumbling
fabric Of the rebellion.
Add to all this the dissatisfaction and
mutinous spirit in the rebel armies, of the
existence of which there is too much evil
dence to admit Of doubt; view the large
and steady desertions, in two instances il
is sverred by whole regiments; take into
account, also, the wide spread gloom and
dependency that pervades rebellion, the
feeling that their insurgent enterprise has
failed and that all is lost, and we have an
aspect presented indicating that the END
of the rebellion hastens, and is even nov
at the door, so far forth, at least as th'
operations Of large armies is concerned
Also, the manifestation of q Union feeling
in the rebel States and bold voices speak
ing out against the central despotism a
Richmond, all point to the weakness @
the rebellion and the enfeebling elemen
that is infused throughout all that remainI
of JEFF. Davis realm.
Let the loyal men of the North then
thank God, take courage and work on
Let not an effort be relaxed; let not mai
or dollar be withheld from the Govern
ment. Let volunteers go forward. lie
the cOnscriptiOu be sustained, and let tn
ballot box, among all the rest prepare t
give its final blow to the rebellion, b!
Overthrowing the rebel allies in the NOrtl
the traitOrous copperheads.