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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24


About two weeks since Major General
Hurlbert aseertsined that there was q
large smount Of railroad stock at Grenada,
which the rebels were endsaYoring to get
off South, by making temporary repairs
to the railroad. With his usual energy
and promptness, General Hurlbert ar
ranged an expedition to destroy this stock.
He cent q request to General Grant to
make diversion from the South 70 aid in
the enterprise.
The expedition left La Grange, Tennes-
see, on the 18th inst, under command Of
Lieutenat Colonel Phillips, Of the 9th nli-
nois Mounted Infantry, and reached
Grenada on the 18th, driving General
Simmer with 2, 900 men and three pieces
Of artillery from the place. They destroy
ed fifty seven locomotives, upwards Of
400 cars, depot buildings, machine shops,
blacksmith shops, and large quantity Of
ordnance and eommissary stores.
They captured about fifty railroad men
and q number Of other prisoners.
After Colonel Phillips had thoroughly
accomplished his work, Colonel WinsloW,
from Grants army arrived with q force
from below.
The expedition returned to LaGrange to-
day.
Great praise is certainly due Colonel
Phillips and his gallant command for en-
during the hardships Of such q march
through Central Mississippid in mid Au-
gust and 50 thoroughly crippling the ener-
gy Of the rebellion in the Southwest.
A band Of Guerrillas drove in the pick
ets at Lafayette, Tennessee, at midnight.
Our boys rallied and followed, killing 4,
and capturing Z, with which they return
The movements Of our forces below are
contrsband.
The weather is very hot.
There is considerable cotton coming in
to Memphis. ao
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT NEwBURG. "A
gentleman who was at Newburg on Satur-
day forenoon informs US of a serious if not
fatal accident which happened at that place
about eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. A pair of horses driven by a man
we're frightened BY a passing train on the
Pittsburghrosd, andbeeOmingunmanageable,
brought the wagon in contact with the train,
throwing the driver out of the wagon with
great violence. He was picked up in an in
sensible condition, his head being frightful-
ly crushed on one side. He was placed in a
wagon and sent to Bedford, where his home
is. Our informant did not learn his name.
1t was his opinion that the injured man could
not long survive
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
FROaI RAsaNGrnN

WASHINGTON, p.
The Marshal Of the District advertiEsu
the public sale of the life estate Of numbers
Of pieces or parcels Of ground with i'm
provements, in this city under the Confis-
cation Act. Captains French, Forss. and
MaffetPs estates are included.
Seven hundred deserters have within the
last two days, been sent hence to joia their
respective regiments.
The Treasury Department IS issuing the
tnlrd series Of 20 coupons, each series
being 500, ,OO0, 900 dollars in amount The
new bonds have additional protection
and guards against oounterfeiting upon
the face Of the bonds. The denomination
appears in gilt underneath the engraving.
which cannot be removed, and cannot be
copied BY Photography or any other known
process, and the backs Of the coupons are
so printed that the coupons for one period
cannot BY alienation Of date be subsfitu-
te1 Ior another period without deteetionV
me bonds aIe considered safer from i'm
ltation than the former issues, and are
produced at far less expense.
Issac Newton, Commissioner Of Agri.
culture, in his monthly report for August,
Of the condition of the crops, says:
Inc Wneat crop Just harvested is most
excellent both in amount and quality, and
the corn crop pro nises to be a full one, al
though in some localities in the West
where the drought Of June has extended
into July it may not be so good. The
Marsden wheat has entirely failed to sus-
tain its character in this country. Il is
an English variety Of great excellence
there, and hence it was desirable to test it
here.
The following general order has been
from the Army of the Poto-
mac:
The practice of dessrtiOn Of substitutes
under the draft, has become so prevalent
that hereafter the extreme penalty Of mar
iial law win be awarded to such delin-
Iuents as may be captured; and extraor-
iinary efforts to effect that object are being
made
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

THE New ENGLAND REG1MEETs.-The
SD Massachusetts Regiment, Colonel J. n.
Kimball, and the 23d Connecticut Regiment,
Lieutenant Colonel Worden commanding, ar
rived here on Saturday en- route to their re
spsctive States, the former about II o'clock
in the forenoon, the latter at 10 O'Clock in the
evening. Both were made glad by bountiful
rePasts at the depot, prepared by the citizens
under the general superintsndsnce of the
Aid Society, and never was food more relished
or better appreciated than by these soldiers.
Each regiment had some sick with it, most of
the cases being camp diseases of light ma
ture. The 23i Connecticut eft'about dozen
Of its members along the whole route who
were i'll with typhoid fever. This regiment
has been employed during its entire service
in guarding the New Orleans and opeIousas
Railroad, and has been unusually fortunate
in respect to health, having lost only about
forty-fve men from all causes. The men are
generally sturdy looking, able-bodisd fell
lows, and the regiment has doubtless been
one of the most effective in the Gulf Depart
ment.
About fifty sick of the SD Massachusetts,
were left here in charge of Surgeon McAllis-
ter.
We believe there is but one more New Eng
land Regiment to pass through here for the
present, which will probably arrive Wednes-
day or Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
NEW YORK mARKKr-AuEust %.

lbh TELLGRAPH.l
COftOn-Mart ct dull and lower Sales At s5a6-e
for Middling Uplands.
FlOur-Market dull. heavy and lower for old and
unchanged for esh grOuHd.
saes at f4,5004, - tor extra state; and s5,0O54i
for extra round hOOped Ohio; s55O17 20 for trade
brands Market closed heavy.
Whisky-Market UNCHANGED, Sales at 45&646c
~ heaI-Market dull, unsettled and &c to &c low
Sales at I7ca8I, ,Os for choice Sprine s9oalI7 for
Milwaukee lub; Si,4l, ,2s for Winter red Western;
s,lO TO- common red Illinois; lr269l,27 for infe-
riOr TO good western.
COrn--Carcs and KGaIe better. Sales at zoe for
Spring mixed Western 7Sc for round yellow
Oats-Ssles at 52055c for Western.
POrk-Market opened quiet and closed a shade
hrmer. Sales at sl624ll ,s76 for old mess; Sl36 626
0l5,I5 for new mess; sl0,5OOl0,75 for new prim e
Sl3.Z5f1l600 for new prime mess.
Beef-Quet
Bacon Sides-Markot less sctive Gales Of Wes-
tern sh ut clear, as they are, at 7c
Lard.MaIket less active and shade easier.
Cheese-Market steady. Sales at s(6l2ISc for
common TO prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

TIE AID SooIETY's HosPITAL.-The use
falness of the hospital of the Soldiers Aid
Society at the depot, has never been more
conspicuOusly noticeable than since the
passage through Cleveland of the New Eng
land regiments. All OF these regiments have
had more or less sick with them, many of
whom needed the soft bed, quiet and other
comforts to be had in the little hospital, and
in securing which much suffering and proba-
bly, many deaths have been prevented. The
soldiers warmly appreciate it, and we have
heard many of them acknowledge in the
warmest terms its worth. Sentimental as it
may appear, there is to the appreciative mind
a christian lOveliness pervading this little
home for the sick stranger. The care and
judiciOus management of the young ladies'
who assume the responsibilities of the nurse
a7e not only noticeable, but striking exam
pes of kindness and compassionate tender
ness. Could the history of this little hospi-
tai be written, it would be found that no sim
liar institution in the land, with proportion
ate facilities, could present more gratifying
record in allevisting suffering and perhaps
even saving life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

THERE are now some fifty sick soldiers
at the General Hospital, Buffalo, from the va
riOus New England regiments which have
passed through here. Referring to them, the
Express says: All
q" Ten Of the poor fellows who were left to
the care of our citizens, will never see their
New England homes again. Two of them
wrapped in that sleep whose couch is the
grave, have been taken away by their friends;
the other eight were ittingly laid to rest in
our beautiful home of the dead-Forest
Lawn. Yesterday three Of them we're buried
there, Rev. DR.. Lord Offciating."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK- Aupust %

INV IOlll-I 4AlE5 l11 II
The Post says no names were drawn to-
day in this city, but preparations are going
on for Monday, and on that day the wheels
in the Fourth District, comprising the First,
Second, THIRD, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Eighth Wards; and in the Seventh District
the Eleventh and Seventh Wards, will be-
gin their revolutions.
The police and military are making their
arrangements, inasmuch as the Fourth and
Sixth Wards, which have bad reputation,
and part Of Mackerelville not less noted,
will constitute some of the area of the
draft. Particular care will be taken to be
ready for contingencies and to preserve
the peaee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

PERsoNAL.-Captain Albert Barnitz, Of
the I'd o. v. c., was in town on Saturday.
He enlisted as private in the I'd Cavalry
when it was first formed, and by the force of
his own merits, has reached his present posi-
tiOn of Captain.
Captain Barnitz was wrongly reported
dead not long ago. He did receive a very
severe kick from horse, which fractured
his jay, but he recovered from it. He is
home on leave Of absence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

WE would call attention to the para
graph in another column, headed &c Draft, "
touching the proposition of the North Ameri-
can Life Insurance Company, to grant policies
to persons liable to q Draft. It does not pro-
poss to withhold men from the Government.
but does propose to pay a bounty of $500 to
the insured, if drafted. We would com
mend the matter to men of limited means,
and all others, as worthy of attention. There
must be no delay. Policies can be granted
only before the draft, and that may occur in
q few days.
Circulars explanatory can be obtained Of
DR.. Van Epps, at the COmpany's Ofioe, 1sO
Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24


The DRAFr.-Csn it be cancelled or, in
effect, avoided Through TIE "North Ameri-
ca Life Insurance Company" all persons
subject to military duty under the late Act
of Congress, may get an assurance on their
lives, in amounts not exceeding So, 900 on
any one life at 31s per cent. extra premium.
The arrangement covers every hazard Of
war to which man is exposed under the
draft
Substantial means of aid are provided for
the family of the soldier during his absence
in the noble service of his country or, it
enables him to compound the claims of the
Government for his personal service. The
Company in fact pay $500 bounty if any of
its insured are drafted.
It is believed that, could the system be
understood throughout the country, it would
serve much to allay apprehension regarding
the cOnscriptiOn so soon to be made.
While the &c North America /" is as reliable
as any other Life Insurance Company in the
United States, it offers advantages peculiarly
and exclusively It's o,0H.
The attainment Of Life Policy is made
easy for all, by an easy mode of payment.
DR.. Beckwith is Medical Examiner, and
will execute the papers requisite, if called
upon before the draft. This work is done
under the direct auspices of the General Gov
srnment.
Call at Prof. Beckwith's office, Cleveland,
Ohio, near the Post Office, and be examined
without delay also call on W. S. Robson,
Agent of the Company, at the ticket Office of
the Detroit and Cleveland boats, River street.
1SO Superior street, Office of J. P. PaysOn
Van Epps, General Solicitor and Consulting
Physician. .a r.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

NEW WHEAT AND FLOUR AT
IN AN. PEBRY 4 cos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

C. A. Read Co Bankem-Gold, S lver and OOu-
Pons Bought aud Sold, aud Money Loaned.
E. Cowles & Co-Steam Printing
A. G. Bettberg-stesl Coll,rs.
Post Office Drawer 2,3-Oash Wanted.
VIM. V. TousleY- -Mss.er'sEa'e.
Attention FerrYs-Lo,al No ice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

NO. 95 WATER STREET GLEv
augs-R.2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

GETTING FREE DRINKs.-On Saturday a
colOred man entered well known wholesale
liquor store on Water Street and desired to
sample some whiskey, representing that he
kept saloon in Toledo, and wished to make
extensive purchases. He was shown several
varieties Of liquor, and the dealer observed
that he inserted the liquor into his system in
much larger quantities than mere Z" samp-
ling required, when it flashed upon him
that the man was playing trick upon him to
get his morning morning"
"DidyOu drink that last glass of liquor ?"
exclaimed the dealer suddenly, assuming
look Of horror.
&C. did," replied the negro
Then you are dead man - shrieked the
dealer, 20 made mistake and drew a glass
of strychnine the last time. Here, Chanding
him glass nearly full of coal OiI) drink this
down instantly and run as hard as you can
for an hour, it is the only chance you have
for your life p
The man swallowed the oil at guIph and
with yell of terror darted out of the store
like streak of tightening. As he disap-
peared around a neighboring corner his coat
tails formed right angle with his body. It
is the opinion of the liquor dealer that the
cOlOred man is running yet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
COMMERCIAL.
ULEKLAND msRnRTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
eATuRDAE EYEEIHa. Angust p, le61.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, August q, lsSS. ]
Fi0ur-sales to a considerable amount at the
range Of prices current yesterday.
Wheat-Sales 100 bush red free on beard at o. O4
car white track at 81 II and car choice red from
store at los.
COrn-Quiet at 5O961c.
Oats-Dull at 3s1k9s9c.
Rye-Inaetive.and quotable at 7O95sc.
HIghwines- Selling at 42A@43c
Butter-Remains quiet, with light sales only at
lsc for Western Reserve Central may be quoted at
I23z9Hc,
Cheese-steady at 969kc. ..-.--
Eggs-Dull, with few trihing sales at e@lOc.
HRms-sales Fremont at lOc.
Feathers-sales at 45c and at &c for choice quail
titles.
snIt-steady at $500 for Fine, and sos for Coarse
and Grouad Solar.
Dried APples-Quiet at 54951kc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Mosby's Guerfillas.-Po of
Lees Army,
ITO the Chicago Tribune.I
PHILADELPHIA, August2l,

PHILADELPHIA, August21.
1t is very evident that gangs of fMoseby' 8
bsnditti are frequently in the habit of ap-
preaching within few miles of Washing
ton, Indeed, it is thought that he some
times gets into and out of the city. 1t is
well known that he disguises himself as q
lsbOrer, a farmer, a minister, sailor, or
anything else. It may be proved after this
rebellion that he was even playing hand
organ, and grinding out "JObn Browns
Body" BE has evidently taken lessons
from the rag pickers of Paris. 1t is also
very evident that some of the army sut-
tiers supply him with such articles as he
may want they receiving fabulous prices,
paid in greenbaoks, stolen from the Union
dead MOseby is not brave nor a man Of
any great talent. He is, at least, pretty
good on the sneaks and cutting throats.
Lees headquarters are not known at the
present time. The old story of another
raid ints Maryland and Pennsylvania has
been started. A. P. Hills force was at
Orange, C. H., on the 18th insc. Its num-
bers were diminished.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

FOR OCEAN SERvIcE.-The tug Magnet,
Of Detroit, is to be taken to New York for
service in that harbor. On reaching the ca
nal her rguards will be taken of, and on reach
ing her destination will be partially rebuilt
her sides will be raised, guards replaced, and
other improvements made better adapting
her for the service for which she is hereafter
intended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

To BE LAUNCHED.-The new propeller
which is being built at Steven Presley's
yard for the Northern Transportation Co.,
win be launched on Wednesday of this week
She is named the ' City of New York" She
is staunch prOpsller, about tho size and ca
paoity of the " City of Boston" built recent
ly at the same yard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

HEARD FRoM-The Detroit Advertiser
of Saturday says: By letters to gentleman
of thiseity, We learn that the barque Revenna
arrived at Liverpool, July 23d, and would
start on her return voyage to the lakes Aug
ust Ist. The brig Deshler arrived there
August Ist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

SAILOR DROwEED.-On Thursday even
ing last man named James Carrigan, em-
ployed on the seow Sea Lion, fell overheard
near Bay Point and was drowned His body
was found and taken to Toledo, where the
family of deceased reside.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
M A r I N e :.
PORr OF OLEvELAED, August p.

PORT OF OLEvELAECD, August %,
EEIERKD.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Northern Light, Spauldng, OntonaRou
Prop Iron ity, Turner, OntOnaRon
Prop mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo,
Prop Olean DriscOll. Dunkirk
Schr y Niddigut. Tasmsr Bunalo
Schr Dashiug Wave, EgglestOn, ORdensburg
Schr Jshn Lille. Morgan, Detroit
Schr L. Patton, Wight, Kingsville
Schr 3. Robinson, DOnahue, kingston
rchr Union, Barrow, Detroit.
ScOw X. Hays, KesO, Kelly's Island
ScOw Granville, Carroll, Rondeau
OLsEaED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Michigan, kTable, Ontonagon
Prop Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Chicago.
Prop Vermont, Bishop, Dunkirk
2 Op Badger state, Beckwith, CHICAGO.
Prop 0wego, Bryant, Buffalo.
Schr Forfar, McGoYern, Bufiaio.
schr B. II Hannah, Burke, LiverpooI ~
ScOW General Pierce, SWarlOnR, Detroit -
Scow Eagle, Desher, Yermillion
ScOW Rays, kelsO, Kelly's island.
seoW Granville, Carroll, R0ndeau.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
RAILWAY INTFL.I.IGRNrR.

R. O. Mcneil, Superintendent Of the stock on the
New York and ErieRoad, furnishes the Elmira IN
" Press with the following statistics Of the stock
business for the week ending August 18th:
Cars OF cattld, l55; hogs do, 81; sheep do, a;
horses do, g. poultry do Total cars of stock for
the week 2O2 Showing an increase over last week of
50 cars of live stock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

WEST SIDE STREEr RAILRoAD.--Work
on this road is being rapidly pushed forward
and cars will probably be running within a
couple of weeks. A double track is being
laid across Center street bridge, and cars in
crossing will take the right hand track,
thus interfering as little as possible with
teams.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

SALE OF HULL.-The Northern Trans
pOrtatiOn Company have sold the hall of the
propeller Jefferson to parties in Canada, who
intend to transform it into bark The ma
chinery of the Jefferson had been taken cut
to be used in the new propeller City OF New
V,rk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

J. HENRI DoLPH's PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD
AT AUcTIoE.--A large collection of Paintings
by this artist will be sold at the Music Store
Of c. Shaw & Co., 1872 Superior street, on
Tuesday eTening, September Ist, 1868,
The pictures will be on exhibition one week
previous to the day of sale. a
Call and obtain catalogue.
au02I.454
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

AT THE ANeIER.-We observe that Gov
ernOr Morton Of Indiana, and family, were
at the Angler on Saturday.
BrigadieT-General Mason, who is here
for the purpose of making arrangements
with regard to drafted men, is at the Angler.
He is accompanied BY Colonel W. Wallace of
the 18th O. V
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, August p

Business generally dull.
There is no news. Public attention is
engrossed in politics. Local questions
are making the canvass in San Francisco
very exciting. The regular Union Con-
Vention has nominated Legislative tick
ct which gives great dissatisfaction and
an Independent Union Ticket viii be
brought out, largely supported by the bet
ter classes Of the community and probably
ill ho a1aafad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

THE body of Lieutenant Repley, Acting
Assistant Adjutant General Of the 9th Army
Corps, Army of the Cumberland, arrived here
by express on Saturday, en route for Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, PERRY's Every member
of the Perry Light Infantry, Company A, is
notified to appear at the Armory this Mon
day. evening, at z u O'Clock in full uniform.
By order, J. R. SANFORD,
aug24-454 Ist Sergeant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

Special attention is given 20 the collection of
BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims az the Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application should be made at once to D. ".
Gage, Licensed Attorney at Law and War Claim
Agent, No, l6s Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
aupust3
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OSWEGO mARKET-AuRust 22,
rRV TpTpnpApu1

Flour Unchanged.
Wheat-Market dull Sales of AIjchigap at aI 27
1l,32; amber Michigan sI,ls
Corn--Market quiet but unchanged Sales Of Il
linois mixed at 6nC.
Canal Freights-Steady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
N. Y. MONEY MARKRT-Ausust >.

MOney-Easy ut sac 2 cent.
Sterling Exchange-LOwer and dull. Sales
first class bills at l37GUls7k
Gold Lower. Opening at 2I75, and closing quiet
Government Stocks-Market firm. United
States sixes of 1881, coupons lO7 73J Treasury
The total exports of specie to-day were sl5l,2ss.
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nFW ADVERTISEMENT.

~ " FOa sALE," HTO REFT," "LOsFH
-MAEIe," "FOOED, ,n1 BOARDING I" fsQUE-
HIS, and other short notices, not exoesdlng
rouH EEEs, inserted twice in this column for
25 csuta. three times IS cents, four rimes
E ~ eeufa Tor al over FOun LINES, and not eL-
cee-ling EIsHT LINES, double above rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24

CLEVELAND PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Fall
Term of the Public Schools will commence
on Monday, August 81. Per order,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Cleveland, August %. 1868.
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TIE REBEL LOAN IN EUROPE.

NEW YORK, August Y.
The London Spectator says that the
friends Of the rebels have lately paid four
millions Of dollars for their friendship.
The Confederate loan has tumbled to such
depth as to bs almost out Of sight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-24
HOTELS.

DIRCH HOUSE-I24 WATER-ST.,
ID Cleveland, Ohio. This House Is now open for
the reception Of Guests and the TRAVELLING Public gens
orally. It is convenient to the DspOta In the csntro
Of business and easy OF aceesB every way
oGrStrangers will end It quiet House at the Vsrg
on price Of OHE DOLLAR Psr dsy.
II. BIROH E CO.,
apriGR2T prourietOrl.
MANHATTAN HOTEL.--NOs. 3,
INl s. 7 and Murray-St-, second dOoFfrom Broad
way opposite the PARK, heW York. buEEiLia ling