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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-10
NLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. r
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1863. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854,
On and after Monday, April 10th, 1858, Pssssnre
1rains viii leave Cleveland a. follows Sundays I
$40 A. H--OHIOAGO EXPRESS-StOp8 at BaFeS
Grafto1, Oberlint Nakeuan, AOIwalk, Mon
roeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont Elnn0rs and
Genoa and arrives 81 Toledo s;3OA.n.; aud Chi
cagO at 6:3s ?. N.
ZOO P. a.-SOuTHERN lIAIL-Stops ct Al stations
on Southern Division, and arEivss at Golado
6:4O P. Il.
6:l0 ?. M.-EOBTHERE EIAILl-stopsa At an station
on Northern Division snd arrives ct SandGaky
Ct TO P. n.
$50 ?. a.-TELEGRAPH RE2s-8topsafQra
ton, Oberlin, v Makeman, HorWaik, MonroeTills
Bellevue Clydei Fremont and ElrnOre, and ar.
rives az Foiedo a. $40 P. r., Ohoag0 at 7:sO An
CONNECTIONS.
Donnecttons are made at HonroeTilis with the SAM
duaky, Mansfield & Newark R.R., at Olyde with the
Sandu8kyt Dayton Cincinnati Z. p, at Fremont
with Fremont q indiana B. r., anU at Toleco With
the Michigan southern q Northern indiana and To-
ledO Wabash Railroads for OhicaQa Detroit, JACK
son, Fort Wayne, Loga1spOrt, Lafayette, Cairo Az
Ton, st. Louis and sll points West, Northwest Ans
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN OisVslsnd nom Toledo Aad tho
West a. $50 a. " 3-so ?. x, and s.25 P. y. From
4andusky st 9-z5 A. n. L. ID. RuuE ER 6ub't
Cleveland April %, 1888 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-10

q II III lIOHl % ApFlI sl-ll 10 Fa5sslE1F
Trains Hsu IA iCllOEs.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
100 A. H--ga1 EXPRESS TEAIH-ztoDpiuz At
etlkoughby. Painesvills, Geneva, AshtBbula,
gonEas1t emu yrlraru OnlT, and arrive a. Erica
l.8P.iz5 Dunkirk. A. 3.43 PIX; Buffalo 81 STOP X.
400 P. H.-UlNClhNATI EXPRESS-stoppiug at
Psinssvllie, AHhLabula aud Gifard only, and ar
rtTes et Erie 70D P. IL Dunkirk $50 p N; Bufia-
10 lO:l0P n. = -
$40 P. M.-MAIL AND DACOOMMODATIOET TRAIN
-etopplng a. sil stations and arrives at Erie As
6.25 P. n.
G45 P. .n.-NIGHT Express TRAIE-Stoppina at
Painesville, Ashtzbula and Girard only, az far.
EiYes at krie So l,J3 a. 4; DunkiTk 2sb5 A. n;
Bunslo 4:2D Az
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lIsS0LUTION.

nISSOLUTION.-THE OoPART-
uerEhrp heretofore existing between the ur-
dsFSqped under the firm OF 7. D. Christian = % is
this day diss lived by mutual consent The busInfss
will begsttied BY B. M. stevens and James mhrahaI
VINO will continue th9 business Of Gas and steam
Fitting at No rs neyard-St., under the nrm q
continue in the employ Of the Company: :, e
.. ....r f-.---.E. . JANE IA RSaAhI, y
Iyar1ssaaas sdbsls9sselsshl lsls.IsIs ta5i-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-10

GLASS SHADES-ALL SIZES.
"A. &c. BETTBERG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-10
MORNING LEADER
General siEel in Cleveland.

General siEeI in Cleveland.
The following dispatch will give great
pleasure to all who honor bravery and ell
oquence in behalf Of the Government;
P1TTsBURGH, October 9.
FprroRs LEADER General Sigel will
speak at Clevelsnd, on Monday at 2
oclock p.M. CD. RUSSELL
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s&llssag4.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
- CIHCIHNATI EAILEOAD.

CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS 4
~ OINCIEHATI EAILEOAD..
"
1853. sUMMER ABBAEgEMksT la
On snd Eftss Monday, Aprf a,ta, isss, paassnssI
Trains viii leave OleVeiand, a. follows;
LIST Trzin-5;l5 A H.-OINUIHHATI EXRREss--
stopping a. Graitons wellington, HeE Lon
don, Shelby, Crestline, SaliOn, Cardin gtoD,
Delaware aud Lewis Center Errlyingts
grestlins al 10 q. N, Columbus l045a M
Dayton ZOo ?. m, CINCINNATI 2 50 p. n, ls
dianapoli9 800 ,. M, st. Louis - Bouif
VILE = Eort wayne 2 20 p. n chicago
Orestline % ?. m.
ID Frain-2:l 8p. n.-ACOOafaIoDsTIOH-ssoygns
AZ all stations, and arrives IN COlumkOa
ID Train-5.sl P a-HIGHTE HTEXPREss-stopvinz-
Berea5 Grafton, Wellington, New London
Shelby Crestltne, Gallon, Gilead, CardiEs.
ton and Delaware, arriving at Crostline a.
SIS a m, 6sytoa SIS a m NJ fpSsa6aSoii1 SSt6slE
SOC a. M Louisville - st. Louis 1t
W95ns 2 10 a. Hi.' and Chisago via OrOStliT'
Trains arrive at OiegeIand 4s am, 3 and ss5p-u
OoSNECTIoNs. A
shslby-ssndusky, Manifold 8 Newark Railroad, ioF
Mansfield, at. vernon, Newark zanes
ursstiins-P Pittsbursh. Fort Wayne 3 Ohicaso Rail
road Forest, UpFar 5anduskyi DelphoFs II
west, and Hast OF Manifold, Wooster, Mas
Grafton and 8elieioatine RAILROAD Line Cor a.rior
belletonthine Sidney, UuiOn, muncie, In
dianapolis, EeErs Hauts, Yinconnes, EEAns-
Vile Louisyille, Cairo, s.. Louis, &C.
DelaERrs--with Springfis branch for SpringfsId
Uoiumb buT,-Llttie aliasni : Columbus, and Xsnis
ksliToad for 3enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Ierre Hapte, ST. L0uis, Morrow, LoVeldnd,
aud Oincinlafi, and WITH the Ohio 3 alis.
nssip9i RailraadS Cincinnati for LiOuisFiita,
ETl4isvliie, Cairoi St. LOUIS and all points
the Ohio riyer.
Oolumbu1-Oc1tra Ohio Railroad for Newark Zsnss
VILE " ing, &C.. Columbus, Pfdua
Indiana R8iir9ed Tor Piqua, Urbana, &c, =
~ kor Iickot8 70 all points and tniormationJ9
RlZ at the Passenger Station, and at Union
OfdoO, l47 Superior-st
60. -. rs. FLINT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-10

He is Receiving Heavy Siege
Guns.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

TTRsTERDAY'8 DIsPATCHBs. j
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-10

Bragg Being Largely Reinforced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
4 \ ANOMALY.

4 y ANOMALY.
BEv. BOWER on Main street al Bruess old stand.
Ipyiiss yoar attention 70 his modem rian
or brin xinE goods dow within retrh - the poor,
That They no longer th~ ppeling ~Hpi IS eFdare
he has eAn.A fruit Of all kds. ecen corn and 81 en
| Sugar and resss ssd all kinds at Tess
Canned osossr, obssers, fresh pesied and dried
Pine sppies snd rssbsrries With priess 10 suit,
| Cocoa aud ehsreis,s ~hass navor. The sequel
WI p,crs that the aArss, ria AAou ,Aalr sqssi.
ce~~ sisseb s~s sssms. ~srm icstH, r,ss. Acur.
Pearl barley. Tspioca and Sage, M. Bower
Alleges asAs ssssd Tor Quality and prices,
To say hng of hi. eItse,s hi, oils and hi. piess
Ills naslsrds OF Ensliss snd Amsriesn make,
4 He warrants will lsy II you oniy will iAis.
All the different varieties Of s,raps you know,
From ~ Mesupclhas brand 10 the common n o.,
Including the Golden" Bsleber's and Sorgh m,
Kishsr Of which on bot eako make yeu "fosk 60
Thsa tA<s. Il hls eeGsss. Ah .'sAers ~ tss,s
His Moco 10 Moco and not = mere dub "
SEINE Of is eenp<sssors woaId fssa have II kAesn,
Thasthey y. the only Hoco in fact in ths TOYS,
A sample .sststs that has had the effect
OF seilin nj the curious al work 70 detect
Ia this singular snsnay, sipgut~rly put forth
]
nut TO rsura 10 the coffee, Of which he 10 sure,
He sav that wosld uchir the TAGS Of IN epicurs,
, His 50 gAis are nne, yet varied In grade,
, white blown and yellow and every cher shade.
Hts sug4r -cured hams. dried bssf and chsess,
! whe properly ssrvsd can be svsliowed vhh sase
: His faus from Quincy, Grace and Eagle MI,
4 Twin City, Phoenix asd Piy@sasA 10 ali tn,
bihs,'
To these and many othsss, go numerous to IA enton
y He asks OF the public passins attention;
2 Al NO. lCNE-TwKNTY Main street you vi And
b FAMILY provision every spec o. and Mad.
e Uaatke nsay oaksrs who boat ofiow prices 40
n IN sugar and coffee, tea snd pure spices,
II would simply solicit OF those PASSING by
To e.v-Ihlm acsN laks samples and try,
" Witheak any cost his vAsseos wares
Aadil ia quality and pfios be dossn's heat theiss
- ITin safist, OF stock he doesn't sa.svsigb,
l. Any stick In the riiy he ~~,nt ssk you 10 buy,
= Then n I'VE him cali aud II In hi. pc ser, q
d He'll sol you chsAp sooas " biz nxnsis not
1I may27-d BO " En- .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
Masgtng NJ Atchtssn.
TEAxlpLx wAxHIxs yoR ROBBERS ASp
HoRax ynIEvEs

Atehison, May Is, 1868.
Two men. named Mooney and Brewer.
we're hung here to-day, for attempting to
rob man about fifteen miles northeast Of
hsre. Saturday night Not suecssdiRg
10 accomplishing THAR purpose, thsy AZ
tempted 70 kill his wife and hang phall
boy. sud three times severely beat an ia
mar, trying 70 make them tell where a
large sum Of money he had received in
Leasenworih the day before, was. The
robbers were all arrested, four hung, and
two lodged in jail.
AT y o'clock, =. m, to-dsy, about two
hundred mounted men, and three times
that number in Wagons. came to town
from thesurrounding country. The town
was crowded. At balf-paat IL, sbout
one hundred persons went 70 the Court
House, where the prisoners veis bsin,
tried before jury Of twelve. No per
sons we're admitted besides the prisoners
Witnesses and jury. The jury broush
10 verdict Of guilty. The prisoner
we're .heo taken through the town 10
place about half mile from the town
asd told 70 prepare for death
One met his death with stolid indiifsr
ence, the other praying from the time Z
arrival at thssssssAs ansil he was exc
cuted. %N
There was bull little excitement TIL
people were determined, and when th
men were deal, al returned TO the
heuss quietly, and seeuAiagl " satisfied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
r. Can't. ], NJ. Adams, OF Gen. c

r. Capt. ]. NJ. Adams, Of Gen. Cur
tis' STAFF, who. with Major MokiOney,
recently went South 10 charge of the
rsbsl sywpataisers banished from this
State. returned yesterday The prisoners
werc hssdsd over their friends, the reb-
els, under flag Of truce, at Okalona, on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in Missis-
'ipei-
We are pleased to learn that Captain
Adams is TO be retained on the Staff OF
Gen. eeho6eid. He has been in the ser.
vice - Captain in The LIST Missouri Cav
airy for nearly tSo yeass, and reosn11 de.
tailed TO Staff duty. Major AcKinne.
hassbeen for few days detained in the
South BY Official duty No. Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
'.41@-ze5S-1
II IME! LIME!l LlMEl!

Ihsys Or ssls q NJ Kiln, IN tho agst khslpf
& gsttgS NM, ~ ten SdalH q kas - sssseeee'a
srl,n m N suessss.. IN. 2 leSss:,s
.&AA.a "a - aMEi!42.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02

} s~The destiny Of the Slavsholding
Bates ~ one snd the same. So long - q
State continues to maintain Slavery with
in hsslimits. 10 impossibie 10 separate
her fate from that OF her sister States who
have the same social organization
fClaib. II. Jackson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02

The telegraph says that Governor Kirk
wood and the Adjutant General Of Iowa
are en- roate for Vicksbsrg, and with
them Governor Salomon of Wisconsin 49,
These State cheers take With them hos
pital steamers and sanitary stores in Abun-
dance, ~ be devoted 10 the AID and ails-
Walton Of the euffsriDgs Of the woun led
Of their respective SAFES, fresh from the
recent battle fields. No loyal Illiuoisian
will note, without shame aud indignation
II the act, that in this humane movement
Governor Yates cannot join. Oa forssr
Occasions he hiss been 6rst to lead in the
beautiful add holy mission Of carrying
succor 10 our wounded. In these recent
battles, in the struggle doubtless still IN
progress, Illinois has larger stake than
any other State. TITO very flower, and
hulk of her regiments are with General
Grant. They viii fall BY hundreds and
thesc wounded will be found on every
mart Of the field The /" Soldiers Friend, =
the man whose name dwells on the lips Of
every Illinois soidier with love ssd rev.
ersnc. Gov. Yates, 10 detained hslplsss n
Springfield BY the deliberate and dishOk
isal posting Of Illinois CopperhsAds, men
whose sympathies are wholly with the
rebels. A STATE Treasurer, entirely il
their interest. whose heart nevsr knsv
one loyal throb, exultingly turns the key
Of his strong box upon the appropriation,
made by our late Legislature and second
Cd with one accord BY the people, ant
bids Gov, Yates seek his remedy in th'
courts. =.
Men OF Illinois this 10 CoppsrAsad
;sm. These are tho men who nrs plot
tinr in our midst to aid the rebels. Thi
il the " FIRE ia the rear" Illinois sol
diers ,uay suffer on the banks OF the u
zoo, and Is they witness the ministration
of our sister States to their wounded, Vi
ask wly Illinois has forgotten them.-
They will wonder what has become Of d
ahcrity and profase libsrality which Ger
prompt State cid 70 Shiloh and DoneasOl
and made the tender oare Of Illinois IL
her. sounded SONS , prosefb In ths srm
.Itis Coppsrheadism that hss defeated Il
mission whose call was never before
pressing. Men Ct Illinois. how do y
like the picture Soldiers Of iiiinoi
are you likely 70 forget these men vi
are thus proving trae to their pledges
keeping up 3 /" Gre 10 the rear !"--IChl
ago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
~ A chaplain reading the Bible

~ A chaplain reading the Bible TO
the sick soldiers in one Of the hospitals,
hit upon the STORY Of Samson and the in
dent OF his staying thousands Of Philis-
tines with the jsw.bone of an ass, when
be was suddenly intsrs pied by wounded
man, apparently aalasp, with the inquiry /;
WHO told that story" 1t il from the
Bibls," solcmnly responded the chaplain.
/" Well, hang me, il ] didn't think IL was
. dispatch signcd John Pope, Major.
General Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
THE GEfE CITY.

S~We understand that our Govern
msnt hss severely vebaksd Gsnsnl Webb
for his tspsrtissst letter 70 Earl Russeai.
which was made the subject Of comment
In the British Parliament.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02


For the accom- nodstiou OF the tray n=7E>A
s'iag psbllc, the undsr,izaed have e. 1855,
t.blish cd DAILY LINZ OF hacks frpu HdIy-
Vile. via Oskalo0sa, 6slie Roaaano, .knoxsil|e,
Pirsaantviiie SANDY vile. Indiaaeia, -. Charles, Nh
tsssstt. N Lests, In Casa county. "
Ha0Bu uu tn e0uuQetsn 'w1gh thA ayrlvsl and de-
partpfs oe ~ e~xs a bAiy v<sis. $-A - ~ -
We have comfortable tAct<, Rood stock, and will
pet ssen IN Our eupsy sps ot shan the INST ooss
me tYsEseifng public. -3'
LATHRop GODDARD.
J aasss. lsaa.-dm l.s
|Nq r &c
Myrtle having ieh ny bsd and board Without iusf
tAusS Or provoratop. hardly Forbid all 1sraoos
hafborfng Or trusting her ~ NY seoeunt .
std AUSTIN bland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02

ETThe papers announce that "Jesse d.
Bright 10 about TO make tour through
Europe" Ii he remains there long
enough he may meet his friend JEFF. Da'
Wis, who wdi also. before long. make .
tour through Europs."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02

NA Newspaper editor 10 the interior
OF w issoasin, Who was recently nsr4sd,
appended TO the announcement the fol-
lowing: "Csrds issued upon short notice
ct o thousand"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
TO CLAIMANTS.

as~ssAIsulsava. suGass ~ OsuMAs1at4ts - ssr
audktug elsins aGeina ~ ssaF go NleeueA SAD
BsaA ~ lose, VIII hoid section = ~ nsOAA uss
/ - M Ct, otksaAsx. On Tues6Ags 49, AasAfJms,
Er ~ pafpose Of sxsniuinG sneh claims - AA1 ~
proSoated. Jo&ArNs A&K8&ehGo
k.sink 49, sg4a&tA@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02

NEW BOOKS.
TIE hoek Of Days;
CAmpsign OF 1r62 and Ia6a--by sehshi
MystsrAs OF I.iis sud Death and Fulurityi
A 0tass ~ h.s fopsss 7 spspha Gus; - - d, q /
AY bou& y In FrssN1H-U FAutAsr Of AnOrw tka
Pines.
Children Of the Abbey;
Gil Bias
Tha16sus Of wanAvt
sss..iss cs.aas
Tue Woman In White.
No Name
LES mlAsfaM<o, Vol, "a
PsrhAsA Asaps Surgery,
For salt BY n. w. WEs1CoTT.
nayle-6 sfs.3 s 3.
L
| INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
xeftks Dsnonti nstiens Of l, 3, q ~. aS and 80.
| FOR safe by n. ". wkSTC0TT.
Ar1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-02
S APONIFIER r,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
The Family Soap Maker

n, HE pu Bf 70 are cautioned against the sPCRf.
J. oCs artielcs OF LYE for makns soar, de-. pow
oosrsd for s~ie The only GENUINE and PATENT
ED Lye 10 thst made By de NbfLvANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. their trade mssk
tor being .bAfOStgiER OK CONTAMINATED
LSpRiNCIPLED PARTIES 70 endsavor IN I'M
TAtE 1t, in violation Of tbs con peny's PATENTS.
All MAKUFACrURERs, BUYERs or sEILERs
OF these SPURIOUS Lyes sre hereby NOTIFIED that
the COMPANY have employ ID their ATTORNEYS
George Ha rAinG Esq. ef PA,iads,pAis, -
william DAksW ELI. Esq, # Piastsrs
nd that all MANUFACTURERS, USERS, OR Sci
LERS Of Lye IN violation - the rights Of the Com
pany, will &c PROSECUTED al enee.
The sAP0kIFIER, or CONCENTRATED I've, Il
for sale By all Drugghs4 Groeers aud Ceuntry stores
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Rooks Received.

Nelson. Illustrated Guido to the Hod.on I2rno. pp ,o1.
7. kelsoI Sons
Nelson. Guld. Laks George and LAX. Champl.a- limo.
pp ~ The Same.
2 asmmsr Retreats I2mo. pp g. The Sam.
The Fsls Of Nisgsrh limo PIP. 6& Tns 5ams-
Guide the City Of kewYofk and s hsxhbohood lime.
py. "a Tho same.
Moral allure Of Infancy and Kinderxrtsn Guide BY Mfa
Horace Mann and EiizsbeIh 4 Poabody limo Up.
40. r. o. II. l.. BUinnem kew-forh; q. 3. felL
Robert the Cabin Boy. by II. X. r. l1mo ~ H1 NJ.
w. Dodd
skrmishing BY the Author Of" Cousin Stella" I1no pp
100. fottt. Foster. 90.
Manual Of in.tIucuoDs for Military SurreonA by John
OrdronaoI. 81. ID l2mo. PIP. 2o8 ID. Van Nostrand.
Who Bro.-fGys by tins Author Of skirnishing" lime.
The drummer Boy A Story Of Burnsde's EIpsditon BY
the Author Of - Father BngAthopss" LIMO 3Js
}. y. Tilton Co.
Plain Guide TO sphtus,m. BY UIsh ClEk. laaao. pp.
zss William White CO.
Prose Whns Of Baysd Taylor Revised Edition. Greece
ssd Russia I2mo. PIP 426. q. Z. Putnam.
A Popular History Of Ireland by Thomas pAiey AcGoe,
Is. L.. L. vols. lino. d. j oadisr.
Hymn for Mothers. Compiled BY MO ii. Il. Bfowa iomo
DO. lOl. American Tact Society
Christian 10y ally Discourse by sophea H. Tying ID. d.
ismo PIP 80: The Same A.,
Soldiers and their MoLsr By Rev. j. o. hesna lsmo.
pp. - The same
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JUtr io.-ssss'

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-JULr ie-5sssss
Judge bErrs.
THE PRIZE PITERHOFY-FiFTH DAY
The United States agt the British steamer Peter
hod heI tackle asd cargo. -
NJ Sh-r- opened for the clsimsnts Rease srd the
other which he represents He claimed O. At the
he Pc eIhof iou neutral port g. anoIhe<
neutral p, that particular notice ought 30 b. s<on wc c
the relations the Fedora Government. with tho ants
c~t.n sstes he relations between France and Aexioo
that nearly ali tie States Of Northern Mex he thsr CON-
efca intercourse through the port ef As,anorsS The
a remarks IN reference TO this fact oy
tie exhibition Of huge map Of Mckee
l. Will without doubt be cAsd by the representatives
ship that the contrs0And on board tho steamer
Va. Intended E the AeXicAns whose cause be Claimed was
hopgfi. . 49,
T. appeared during the ,rsument that soc. NOvsmhsr l'aH
tas assiso number Of fore IN vessels.
The u. > District Attorney T. Dslsd-ld Smith, ESQ re-
Piled 20 Mr. Sherwood lie claimed that there was ahna sne
evidence that the Pstehof Intended 10 ,resk the blockade
Trxss aud that she had conAbsad cargo That part Of The
sydenco IN hs TO orAn papers eAimst TO D. dc
patches hsys burned aud thrown overheard wa very
aoly reviewed by the Dirct Attorney There we're eSo
who testified 70 the destination OF these payers
Jsrmsn did not make the fact OF the destruction eeoy
papers appear In his evidence but stated that AL the spss
on the shr had been given Aferwsrd when his 'uhod
nstes revealed the matter be claimed that the pseksss
thrown overheard contained some whs powders beoosn1
TO passenger. so
Mr T. smith, the counsel for the Cspan viii reply ~
morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Letter from General Meade.

The following letter from Gen. Meade was ad-
dre,ssd to the Loyal National League u,s meeting held In
Union.,quEe IN April last;
HsADeuARrERs FiFTa ARsr CoHr,, Carr Man fiI
sourH, Va, Thurs6b', Apfil =, 1863.
siR: have he honor TO ,eknowdg- the receipt oi youf
meeting Of the Loyal National League. 10 be held Union
-qnsIe the lih and. 10 the event OF my nsby -
attend, sskns for nay views ,-,
My duties With IN the hsd and the near spneAsh
on m. ooes.or ,.f.r.A -b- 80 more regret becAle
oSdsy subsefbns the Cardinal prDc PIES onuntsed al
The tA, Of your ssociion II would tiod much plsNs-
cooperate with you In gViS pubic sIps'''n 70
the ssne. -,
They are It b aud should be tie usdenbsd and unAss
tsus ds,y of every citizen the Republic ve ts whole
.nese. and conibut- By all the mean. 10 h power ic
the Determined prosecution q the ~ar unti he mesur o.
tbe joyeraeut is r.estAbhed and s supremacy scsuo~
edged Depfecans ali discussion a. 10 the c,u'ss
Of fsot OF n existence and hs necessity Tor s
continuance should alone occupy % foI It's pro.
cution aud termination. am eicay OF the opinion tcie h
required unlOn aud harm Gmous oufssoa AID The
briI t. ard prOyOrtiouse ~ tie power
and rssosfees OF the country.
no measure better calculated than e ogssiron Of y0r
Loyal National Letgue It's broad aud siinpe platform 10
one 70 Which ctzeus Of al sfos can readily sgbichos
doubt its tt-cs be
iu. u those vho are in TIE Government that
hsevor differences Of opinion may eIis; on minor points,
upon the point q te bsing but one OoverneIt and
one q We determined and uui,st.
M.hns you every success In JOur ptiouo object have
TO assure myself aud those under command that
do not he.ale TO pledge outolvss 20 uEcoLdtonhl
loyalty to the Government Of tue United rtstss-o an IN
support Of II. efforts T. sgpprss the Rebellion and
10 snare no ondeSvOr TO maintain unin paired tue National
unity both in principle and territorial boundary"
have the honor 10 be- ar
Molt respectfully, YOU obedien, servant
OEOHOE y. MEADE, Maj ..0sn o. Vols
JinBs A. RoOtzTrLT. ESQ, 5eeIelA.y Loyal Nstohh
League, Eew.ToiL