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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
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1854 NlhT6R ARRA4GEHzH lsA
o. AID a4er hopdAy, Oct. IIsk, 1854, rn-,sn-.,
Trains viii run as olloWa, Sundays Gxoeptedli
LEAVE ULEYELAHDf
$50. A. h.-DAH EAPRESS ~TRAIH-6toppinE Al
WGlouGhbJ, Painesville. Madison, GensFR, Ash.
tabula, OonneEut and Girard onlJ, and arrive q
A.lo 81 laN r. n, Dunktrk sl6 ?. n, BuGak
I.z5 P. M-GIHmHHATT
PRtnesVile, Asbtabpls and 6lrard only, and an
Iives At Bret 40 I. T., Dunktrk SIS r. n, BuS
$50 ?. ~ AiL AED AOOOMMODATIOH-
stc7yinz >. al Etaticns and arrive sf Erie q
8 90 p. a..EiGHF ExPREss T~RAIE-ssov,snx a
PzinssTfile, AshtabulA and aiTard only, and
aErtVs1 1t E-a ct H:t0 A. - paEkirk 10
e. Egsalo $40 4. 4 -- ~
hEsVE EBIH
Ee 4. 1XPRESS TKAI6-Ston7tra
1t 6irRrd, AshtAbula and PAinesEills only. and
a:lbl A. NJ NAIL AID ACCOMMODATION
T~aAtH-stoP2ioE At Al HEEtions Snd arrive n
Cleveland ct I0.0 A. T. r..
lgd5 A. KAPREss-etopging Rt Al
stations except sEAnVtlle, esTbrook, OnionVila
Ferry, Mentor and Wskhfs. and arrives n
UsYcland a. 2.l5 IN. -
ssB r. n.-DAY EXPRESs TRAIH-stoysing u
9irard, Oonn eeut, Ashtnbula. Geneva 4 PAINS
vile c1lgt ard Erriyes in Cleveland ct 9:25 ?. >.
- Second OiEEs Cars are run on al thTouEt
Trains.
III tho trains Eo.nS westward connect as OsYsian,
with trains Tor Toledo Chicago, N Qncsn.
spti, Indianapolis, s. Louis, &C.; and an through
s-Atns going eastward, connect at Dunktrk with tbs
srAius OF the New York 3 Erie Railroad, and 1t Bat
al with thOss Of the New York Central q Bu1aIo Z
rev Hors City kaIroadl for New York, Albany
S]fhs PsnsfelNAtA - eas
etrsrd With Trains on ETie . Pittsburgh RaiiroSS
or hnsaVhns, hssdVillea J4msssoEna &c.
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.COUGR BALSAA
cures hoaFseEess and
tickling In the throat.
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nnETa

COUGH BALSAA
relieves . ~consumptivs
cough ~ soon - It II
taken.
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MEDICAL,
GLAD NEWS

o THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
A RE WARRANTED IN ALL GASES
"a for the Speedy and Permanent Cure oil all dIeases
arising IRON sexual excuses, or
Youthful -IndisereffODs.
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions ard sepsusl
Dram; Genital, Physical ard Nervous Debility,
1mpots5oe, elect Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANCE OF DIET IS NECESSARY,
And they can be used without dissection. Each box
Contains 60 rillS. Price One collar. II you cannot
get then Of your drugg st, they will be sent BY mail
securely sealed postpaid, with full instructions,
that insure . cure, on eceipt Of the money; and 3
pamPlet OF 100 pages on the err efs OF youth, the
consequences and remedy, sent fret; 10 cents Ie-
Cured for postage. Address DR.. J. BRYAN Con-
snlting Physician, 44l Broadway, N. z. r. o. Box
6O1s. Dealers can b. supplied BY Demas Barnes &
Co., Wholesale Agents, N. Y.
For sale b g. W. CLARK, Druggist, 1l9 Supe-
nor street, OleVtland- sepAr6:WA%td
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O. q CLARK q CO., PrOp'r.,
New Haven, Conn.
faEHIRALAeKHTS
pEMAs BARNES : CO.,
no. a Park ~
=. Q. WELLS B CO.,
No. us Franklin strsst.
Il. 1. HELMBoLB,
No. SEA BrosdWay.
Ess.lsd By all Druggists IN the city and country
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURQH

~ RAILROAD.
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1868 Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted Is follows:
500 A. m.-MA4L-Arriveo At Pittsburgh 4.OQ ?. I.
Harrisburgn 2:Q A. n, Baltimore 200 A, n.
Washington ll:35 A.. II, PHILADELPHIA 6:dA. n
Rev York OOOA. n, Wheeling 90 =, 4 Ooni
neots st Hudson with q. z. R-R. for Akron
ItO 2. M.-EXPKES5-Arrives 81 Pittsburgh s:I5 ?,
H. Harrisburgh TO A. n, Baltimore RsN z,
HaWashington $50 ?. n, Philadelphia Il 20 r,
Knew York 2.l5 P. H., Wheeling 40 A, u.
s.sO P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson and
inter mediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
and Mnlersburgh, connecting at OrrTile wiz
Pc. W.. = U. By. for Canton, Massillon, WooE
ter and Mansfield.
CCsrs run through hom Pittsburgh to New York,
via allentown without change. =
Fg fare - low - " any oshsr DIe.
~ Through Tickets can Be proorrrd st the Union
Ffeset 0Ica, Neideu House, at the Depot, or the
EucHd Street Staff IN.
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RAILROADS.

a OF TIE z,
sEPTEBBER 4th,
VIA THE
Atlantic & ct. Western BY,
The Only Unbreken Broad Guage Route
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Leave Cleveland from the Atlantic 4 Great West
ern Depot.
Day ExPress-9:25 a. u.
Arrive in Few York loo p. y.
Lightning ExPress-2;55 r. m.
Arrive in New York 4;OO p. n.
hight ExPress-s:5O p. M:
Arrive in New York 1890 p. n,
TRAINS ARBIVE at Cleveland Gt..-.-7.55 A. NJ.
" ---.6:25P ?. d.
TrAias 'e- youngstown Leave CLEVELAND a. s.a5 a
NJ and $40 p. N.
Arrive at Cleveland at lo;OO A. N. and SIS P. N.
80 Thi: is the only Direct Route 10 the Oh
Regions Of Penn,ylvania.
Psssen2er5by the 9:26 A. N. Express Train dine
AZ aeaaVllIe aSd take Sleeping Oar 81 salARAnoa.
PASSENGERS By the 2;56 !. NJ. lightning Express
get sopper and Sleeping Car at MeadTille.
Pa se7gsrs by the $50 P n. Express Train get
blesptng Car at Cleveland.
The Night ExprssI leaves Sunday night instead
OF satn. day night. All other trains daily, Sunday
Connects at MssdvilIs for OIL CITY, Franklin.
Cory, and all points In the OH Regions Of Pennsyl.
Vsnla.
Passengers by this route have ample time Qthirty
minutesl ct regular hours. for meals, and make
sure connections
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attached
to all Night Trai1 70.
pa- For all information and Through Tickets
please apply at the Depot of the Atlantic : Great
Western Hallway, or a. the Union Ticket Once,
und T the WeddeQ House.
OmBiguses Will call for PASSENGERS By leaving d.
~rectiOnH at the above ofhe.a
d. MoLAREN, Genl Sup'k.
E F. FULLER, GenT Ticket SCENT. ssp5
CLEVELAND, COLQNBUS n OIH
CGIHEATJ RNJLRoAD.
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday, August 7th. Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows:
lss AraLR-745 A. n.-OlHOIhhATI EXPIRES, |
stopping at e~rafton, wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, 0rsEtlids, Gallon, GIIsad, CaI.
etngton. ashley, DslaWArs, DOWis Centre ans
I'd Trnln-5:45 P. B.-ACOOmnOpATIoS.-s.oy,
atEl stations, snd arrives In Columbus at sR
OrsatIinS, Gallon. Gisad. OsrdinSScn nd DI
~ -; G ~ 2 81 e. saa ss ,;srn
O~OHEEOTIoEgi
A'lOEJSs ,SSS1s, haH ss1.s! : FssE,Ts Ha:irosd,
30.
CTsStiins-PtttsburSh- Fort Wayns . Chicago Raj
road, go-eek, Upper sAndusky, DelphoS, lima
Fort WRyne, LsPorts. Chicago, Ac, Wet anf
Gast ioE Mananeld, Wooster, Masaillon. 70.
6nifon and Bellsfontatne Railroad Hne, Ior Mertoz
Beilefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indhr
Apeiia, Terrs HAntet VinoenHes, ETanEEilG
E~ouiBville, Cairo, st. Louis, 10,
pSlsWers-uith Sprirgneld Branch for Springfield.
Rsfrosd. Sor xsnis. TDS sgto6. tn sRS 1sas
Gsrre Hsute. St. Louis, Morrow, LoyelAnd, sne
Cincinnati and with the Ohio and M~lssislfPD
HailroAd st Oncipnah fer Lout5Tiflo, EVsnf
wills, Chiro, sk Louis, nd . poi1ki on u
Ohio RiVer.
Jolunbus-OentrAI Ohio RaUro@d ior HsWark. Kauss
Etlo, Wheeling, 80 Columbus, Piqus 3 n
diana Railroad for PfQua, Urbens, Ao. 9
@-Eor Tickets to al points and ton auaIf
e this Passenger Station, and e Union Ticket O6oS
~ RuraTior street EA FTTHT
Cleveland. AUg-T z. 1S66 gunarfnfa,dant
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

FLoRENOES SPIRIT FOR THE
Eair, Restores gray hAir to its original color. me-
tSntslts taltng out, and gives Il . glossy nd yoptS-
zppssrHnoe. cold By @. W.. CLARK, lis sU-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
GOES
- -

OUUUA DAHDdM
is warranted to give sat-
.isfsction or the money
.refunded.
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1.-THE BRIDAL O8AMRFR

- TIE bhIUAL UHAMBER-Au
AHsay OF Warning and Instruction for Young Man.
Also new and reliable treatment for Di.,Ssw ef
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, in
teAed envelopes. Address Dr.. J. skIIlin HOuehton,
Howard Association. PhiIad.lpht. D. vvo.PG
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

SPECIFIO PILLS-WAR.
1ANEEo IN ALL ~OASES.-Can be relied Oh
NeVer tall TO curei Do not nauseatel Are speedy
IN scHonl No change Of diet required Do nos in.
Sefiere with business pursuitsI Dan be used with
cut oetecHonl Upward of 2O0 cures the past month
some g them very severe cases Over one hun.
oreo physicians have used them In their prac
tlee, and speak we'll Of their efficacy. and approve
Of tseir competition, which IL entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system Hundreds Of certia.
Gates can be shown. Bells Specinc Pills are the
original and only genuins Specific Pill, Thew arc
adapted for male and female, o d or yout 2. and
tbs only reliable remedy for ~sffectinr a perm.
nent and speedy cure In all cases OF ep- Tmatorrna.
or Seminal Weakness, with ali trs trains of eviIS
sach As Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect
tne whites, slightly or Involuntary Emissions, In.
oonsInenSS eEitat Debi ity and frritablity, Inn
losenels meaAneeu IT loss Of Power, Her,ous be-
sinty, 6ct &C. AL Of which arise principally from
Se1n9l Ekcessss or eelf AbUse or some c~onstitu-
s.onai arrangement, and IN capaoitates the suffer er
.Ion mining the duties Of married life. In An
eiseeses, as GoRorrheA, elect and structures.
consulting Physician for ths treatment OF Seminal
urinary, Sexual anu Nervous Diseases VII viii
seae' irse 70 all, the following valuable work. IN
scaled enVeiope:
IhE FIErIsTH CHOUsAND.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
red,Abuse' Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
81 rover, cexual Diseases Seminal Weakness
nightly Emissions, G initial Dybilfty, DC Ao.,
OF o. peges, containing Important ad-
N1ce 70 the af1icted, and which should 1 e reSd bV
every sunerer, Is the means OF cure in the seyercst
stsgesit plainly set forth Two Staurs required
TO pay postage. july 2l:RS mo- ". trf& v
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We W,rr.ni both of them. in every instance, {
our directions are followed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
NEW FIRM,

HAVE this day s'sooiated with me, In the House.
Furnishing, China, Glass ant Queensware bust.
p, at sos Third street, Dayton, Ohio, Mr. John b.
'9rmani my former book-keeper. The business
continue In future under the style of. n. Wolf a
JNo. 4. WOLF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

"WHAT, NoBoDY TO BE HANGED PA fer.
vent supporter OF our honest President who
believes with DR. Heaeock that the only right
of the rebels is thatto hemp" on learning
that Lee and his army had surrendered, and
that JEFF Davis, was probably, beyond the
reach OF justice, exclaimed despondinRly /;
"What, is this war 10 end, and nobody be
hanged r. The thought that the surrender
Of Lee has saved the lives of thousand Of
our soldiers afforded him no pleasure. The
prospect Of the early termination Of the war
aud the restoration Of the Union was, 10 him,
a gloomy enc We have no sympathy with
those who mourn because no more lives are 10
be lost in this crpei clVll war; Louisville
y0iarnGl t 81 r-'-' \
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
oERrIFIcArE or AuraoRIrY.

ITO expire on the slst day OF January, 1861
OFFICE or rHE AUDIroR or STATE,
asuraace Department, Columbus, o., Jan. lo,lsco.
WHEaEAs, Fhe ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Gated AtHartford, in the State Of Connecticut, has
sd in this Office asworn statement Of ta condition.
require by the drst section ofthe act ro regulate
surRnoe Companies not incorporated by the State
Ohio, passed April sth, 1855, and amended Febru-
fy 9th, 1864; and, Whereas, said Company has fur
shed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that IL
possessed OF at least ONE HUNDRED THOU
aND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in stocks
Bonds, or IN Mortgages OF Real Estate, worth dou-
.e the amount for which the same Is morgaged; and
neress said Company hes fled in this office a writ.
IN instrument under lts corporate seal, signed by
e President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
sent or Agents Of sad Comnanyin this State to nc
service ofproce Tor and in behalf Of said
I'M Dany, according to the terms OF said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuanes OF the first section OF
aforesaid act, I, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of
sto for Ohio, do hereby certify that said ETNA IN
FRANCE COMPANY, Of Hartlord, is authorized to
nsaot tue business Of Fire and Marine Insurance in
lie State ntu the thirty first day OF January ia the
farouo thousand eight hundred and sixty six
N WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
ibed my name and caused the seal OF my ofdoo TO
tnxed the day and year above written. - n
JAMES II, GOODMAN,
Fall lsFANP,l 8 e-a Auditor ofstate.
Applications received aud policies promptly Issued
John StopPelmann, Agent at Dayton; VIM. II.
sgey, GermahtoWni Samuel Duekett, Mamisburg.
iasl6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
Glutbtug,
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And Cassimeres
IN The CITY OF DAYTON!

FINK d LEG LER,
Clothing Hall, No. 30T Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are noe Receiuiag
Large Supply of Spring and
Sammor Goods,
Comprising all the --latest styles of Black aud Col
ored cloths; French, Fanny, and Plain Cassiineros;
silk, Satin, Mnrseilles, and other Nov styles OF
NestlnGs, for Custom orders. complete line OF
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest aud Best
Stock OF
Ready Made Clothing
TO bo found in any House in The City Fnke h Leg.
Ter are Agents for
SINGER & CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for nil practical purposes IN the
family, andor shops,eyer Invented and Introduced IN
the country. Money canb male by calling
June 7, lSGi-tf FINKE q LkGLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
Tho wa.hington e0reap0aaent Of the Gin

cinnati Gazette says II Il
zone OF the most remarkable oircumstan.
ees connected with tliS assassination, Il that
all the private boxes in the theater Radbeeu
engaged BY unknown paFties on the morning
.ot Friday, They were unoecupied during Tie
night, so that when Booth Jumped on the
stage after the commission OF the act, he did
not fear arrest from any parties who might
have occupied them. This is but another,
and one OF the strongest evidences, going To-
chow the pfemedtation Of the murder The
question now arises, who rented the boxes
and did il not naturally arouse suspicions on
the part Of somebody connected with the thea
ter, to know that all the boxes were rented
sad yet not occupied Events will soon de.
termine these mysteries"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

OEgfoR or THE AUDITOR or aTArH,
Columbus, Ohio, January 10, 1895.
II is hereby certified that the ioregoings acorrecl
ppy OF the Statement OF Condition OF the lEfNA IN
TRANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford made TO aud tiled
this oftce, for the year 1855. ',I
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JANIS II. GOODMAN,
gEALl (sFAHP. Auditor Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ..
County OF Hartford, M

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, and LU-
IILUS ]. uENDEE, Secretary OF the ETNA INSUR-
,NCE COMPANY, bein I seyerally sworn dapose and
ay, that the foregoing is fufi true and correct
lstement q the affairs Of said Company that the
aid insurance Company s g bona hie owner OF at
sast ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ol
2tuai Cash Capital invested In Stocks and Bonds;
rat the above descrb d Investments, nsr any pal
hereof, mlda for the benefit Of any individual
rcis ng authority IN the management OF said Com.
iny, either as President Secretary, Treasurer, Di-
pctor, or otherwise, and that they are the above de-
'ribsd officers OF said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Presideat.
LUoIUs j. HEADFR, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24
Notice Extraordinary.

,H 4 thideFs ghed iniorlns the ladies' and Red tat
men Of this vicinity that he Is ready to manufac.
1, TO order, wigs, and furnish curls and Whlskers
III who nay desire them Hair dressed in the
4 artistic style. He also gives lessons TO any who
"a to learn the business. His styles are the very
~ Perip fashions, ROBERT Ref,
S9sim No. lsi Main street, &c, eonef n; Of sixth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

Hsvins one OF The most compete Printing EstAi'
hshmsnts in Southern OHIO. our hcaSs for doing al
kinds ofWork, Book, Plain. or Ornamental, are frs
Glass We have Of the fastest Presses, and hsys
al the modern styles Of IVps. and We employ the
hest workmsn,
wehav thtse Power Psssses eou,isslsd with ou
Job Department, and are prepared 10 execute work
with neAtnssS and dispatch.
s~rosdsrshom strOAA WI rsoA,vs prompt ausu
don. Addrsss sa.n
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayt ON, Chic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-24

ary, 1906
fstAsP. HENRY FOWLER,
Justice OF the Peace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
Fcnian Riot in Ireland.


conflict has occurred between the constabulary and
the Fenans place called Dangan, in the county Of
Cork The police, seven in number, had arrested a
druaken and disordery during the morning. it be-
ing fair day the village and some two hundred peo-
pie attempted to effect his release by force The police
however successful in resisting this attack and
paired to a cabin in the vicinity with their prisoner At
this stage young peasant, jumping elevated part
of the ditch near addressed the crowd calling them
true Fenians not TO be afraid of ''handfu of po-
lice but show that they able TO fight for the
freedom OF Ireland The crowd then attacked the
tage into which the consabulary had entered breaking
the doors and windows with stones and threatening to
fire the house On this being attempted the police
discharged their rifles three Of them firing two shots
each, three others shot, and not firing at all
The result that three persons in the crowd
riously and one MORALLY wounded. There are great
many Fenians in the county Of Cork but this Is
the first occasion which they have done than
drill and march by moonlight
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, August 70, 1868.
The uncertainty with regard to the harvest prospects
was the principal cause Of the heaviness.
The discount demand at the bank was OF full chaac.
ter, and the discount houses were acting with
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of England show de.
crease In the bullion Of f234 25s sterling:
Barring Bros. Co. quote bar silver al o. I'D dollars
6s I'D. 6s. Nd eagles, los. 8kd.
STOCKS.
The latest sales were Illinois Central Railroad, "a
Erie Railroad, SAX So; United States lve-twencs 81
o7H.
Earrings circular says:--Americsn stocks have been
steady this week without much activity in business
ceptng In Eric shares, which have risen, receipt OF
the news from New York, to SO 81 Illinois dat
note in State stocks.
LONDON PRODUCE AND PROVISION MARKETS
Messrs Barring Bros. Co, quotc:-Enesh wheat
2s and foreign Ia e. dearer per quarter under tho
red as Az Flour, OBS. 2!s. Iron quiet, bars and
rails, 27 Scotch pigs, 64s. 3D. Sugars dun aud Cd.
ia Is for congou; green good demand for America
1T extreme ra,es Rice very hrn. Taow active at still
York in bags at 90 IFS Cd, ship and in barrels nj
elo q. 3D. French spirits of turpenne at 40s Cd on
The spot petroleum--as "a paid for refined PennsFl
ceniber the quotation IL o. ID. % Cd Crude NJ go
Sperm in more demand. No sellers under. eco.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKvr.
LfvERroot, August to 1898
The brokers' circular says:-The cotton market was
dull in the early part of the week. and with limited
business and an abundant supply, general decline
the sales have since been large and prices have generally
recovered the quotations of last week. American has
H.. closed ct last weeks rates. Sea Island ia Good
demand and rates generally supported. surat
Scss' rather below last weeks quotations b..
fluctuations close at about the prices Of Friday last The
gales Of the week add up e. go bales including 44g0 10
spectators and IL 500 Cor export Mddlng Orleans il
quoted at 19Ad., and uplands and Texas at led Tho
sales yesterday friday about 10000 bales at firm
prices. The stock hand lie estimated al 373 TAO bales
OF which 20, $50 are American. Az sea- from In,is,
l93, 600 bales
EVENING HEPoar. --Salcs to-day 900 bales, including
900 bales TO spectators and exporters The market IL
quiet and unchanged.
Irade at Manchester on the 18th quietcr business
being checked by advanced quotations
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
- "cssrs. Bigland Atbya n Co. and Gordon, Bruce h
20 reportBcef Arm at full and advancing prices for
good but very irregular for obcr dcscrp,'otf Pork
held Tor 2s 3D. advance tho market being neor cleared
o. All The new Eacon ad, anccd Is more yesterday,
Li"sing The weeks improvements W. ~. per ewh Lgd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-24
Last or the Rebel Index


The fndy the rebel organ IN London thus psthetcay
bids farewell to It's read rs In is issue Of the I2th
ultimo:--
This is the last number of Tho Eoder Many se doub,
pot will sympathize with the regret We feel in making
The announcement We deem Il our duty to set forth
sav few words OF farewell
This journal was established May ], 1902 IL pro.
poters thought that papor representing In an esneesl
manner the common interests Of England and Ito
,outhern states would be useful and prosperous IN
Eay, 1852 The prospects Of the coniedemcy .eeined
tnomy. New Orleans had faon and General Nc.
t'cilan with a vast aud splcnddly equipped army was
punching ON Richmond TIE South fought campaign
uier campaign and gained brilliant Victories Tile
scrds Ia Europe. Later the names ~ Grant
no OF sherman nlso became famous. For
man tnree years the war IN America nearly
pngros-ed the attention of the civilized world No
wonder that the Under became moro and more absorbed
y tbe great struggle The blockade OF the south
frred 10 neceeary Tor the representatives OF the Conod
raic government to bavc mowcd channel OF pub.
bcat0n; aud; naturally, het position devolvcd upOn this
barnai. Under such CIR ufnsianccs though we regret,
ied We had no right 10 complain, that In Europe we
s"rc looked upon ne The mere organ 81 The Confederate
government, aud that described In The United
states as stbc rebel orgaD.
Rlohmond fell General Ice surrendered. Texas gave
" ,he contest and the Coniedeiscy hing Of The
past IL did not and indeed docs not occur 10 Us tbrt
nc downfall Of the Confederscy deprived us OF a field
~, ", ,,, On the contrary, We thought and
MI Mink that there are many problems in course
\ solution IN America in which such Journal
ae Indg might assis, by disseminating ~.
rfinatlon. We thought and stilI think that tbe
sud~ would be Of some advantage rs medium 10,
plnmercia intercourse between England and the S,ars
~ therefore continued iabors Unfortunately we
kna ou7 uscfuncss narfed by The general impression
nes TINS Journal bad been nothing more than the Con
rdcrate organ We might have bstled against this i'm
prcssion and removed H. butt circumstances have come
? our knowledge which forbid the attempt n is mpos.
fDle not 70 see that The public both sides of the
!antic regards the Inacz al Kind Of protest against
No decision OF Providence and ~ the orgnn ~ a |
ew sccession party IL needless for us 10 decar6 that
nch assumptions are entirely false but we are unable TO
I'D thai tex are manitcstly unreasonable To sIrScxe
hat the conilpcd pubeson Of tbe Inpe1 has ppiis