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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01
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JOHNS & ks1SIsEY7s
Improved Gu2a Pereha geHslIi Roofing
; TzF CHEAPEST AND MOST ROOM tsE- .
Is rffE ASP NAILS PR6eF itscas beapptssdt, <ss
and SI alstt ele ssslngie r. 05s
loithost reasocsssa "a esAlss5sss-
FllE CosT Is t,AlsE AstsIIg oSE-fFIE8D That or
I'm "A <isISs ssFieE As DU "A BE.
uf1& BleHa CtsKsI for freseFs In aud repairing
FIS any- sELks isos Fs OF every leserli itlon.
From x sat eidstsslt5 Is n..s l.lGres ny the COG
ton aad iliisia OF tpsR act esdck
IN cofd IA loextaer These nsateftsls
slsee beea thsrpugtiig tested New YORK and al
carts of the Sossilera asd. western states aaa ~
can glse abenssant prgof % al ne Claim u ihe,T
tavur.
fh.y are readily applied b. aiaary aberers. Al
trifiiug expeHse.
I. NJ HEAT $ REQgIPEB-'s
These Enatersls are psf ap rss.ds fr use, aud fer
sbieig 10 u par 4 of TIE eeps esI siii3'fints
directions lar up, ic, f0n. =
FaildeseriPlaye alzfs wi be f0rwr led on ar
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01

Dry-E08dS very thfaPs
luox in receipt Of ny nrge and well assorted
I OF sraple and Fancy Dry-Goods, which am
- sziss sux SEAL profits = ny Ezotto, an
b rax- sp with the latter 20 accomplish tneior-
w5u ufr:.r great lndzcsments 70 al who VIII
Ar<rf +. rzII ssozcizIly 70 cash ouyere- Come
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01
i. A. McCAsfPBELL, =.

d - ''e'-'-''- Ssshvflie-
- g e. s57:ag -. Made Easy.
the best bread ''s---z---riII always In
SOAP, hourly expeeS yo1
~, A1-,,@.sf - family N town has used ii.
ing cleaning s 49, S''ss Swzsaing Paint
Glassss, Gilded No23k - VIC slsel or elated
8f6ERATORS-we have ~ large lot Of
famo1s Philzselpha RsfffserssS ~ have
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01
Fanning and endorsed by A. J. Nc hirter Co. Til,
public Is hereby notified not to trade for saidnote.
noys-n ROBERT Law.
SAPONIFI 6 r,
Or
Concentrated Live.


READY FAMILY
s AP Nh 4 II.
A Eindesp BILE artelein very family, whereb,
n with their Ordinary xii = hen grease, couib,lsei
With the Saponider, they make I'll tle soup they
use-hard, soft fancy. Ii wsli make hsra xasef
SOFT and will clean erectiou fhi equals
it for cleaning and securing.
Put up in air-tight iron boxes of one 10. each
Will malks. With to lbs. common
oasu, from ~ =, Is gallons Isganr son
soap, or to 10 lbs hard.
Il has now been several yeafs since t is bl.
afflcie drst introduced the prbi5c the
timation in which IL is held wes ev CT know afls
tried, ard the iu3ueose demand from all quar-
ters, conclusive proofs OF real merifs anu
ue as family article,
BEWARE or IAI7A1I0NS LIE success Of our
article, like that Of at dse9seris of trae merit
value IS Induced unpriacipiea parties
W therefore cAuIioS tbs PUBllc agaibst worthless
s0UNFERFElTS and 10 take no7s but TIE genuine
original and patented affnfe, Safuiacf ured oliy
he PEENSfLyANi& SALT MA ) Jtf4t Tta7sG CON
PASf, of E.st Tsrentup Abe gleny co.. Pa. Office
and Depot No. 1886 Pen 81 abpve the ctnsli Brsdges
Pittsburgh, Penn, also nanntaoture ef standard
lined oda Ash. Sal 5ssda Ciforide ol seians Cop
peras, Manganese, Nitric Acid edasaiarstas. eacs.-.
ing Powder Hariatic Acid, -sut tpburic Acid, Aqua
Forts, ch;srofsr1n ~ ~ -
Extra Rs anedSnow- n hife Table, Dairy aad Pack.
ipe Salt, warrantea eptfely Pure ald pss pun up II
various PACKAGES and styles. The only Pure salt IN
FoR SALE Bf ALI.
Store Keepers in The United x1o{fS. 6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01
Al osr Rsai Estate Z Daviezoa co .

Suburban Residence,
tx! "a the Frznsisu Turnpike within half = mile
= the ctr and opposite the residence Of tne ate 20
keua W. Horrou ms IS, perhaps The most corlaano
ior zsr in he vieiairy q Nashville and : most de-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01

4 That Valuable Farm,
xnoxu as the ss Tract sst1atsd on rte Smith Iu1n-
rF<e foId Lshz5su rozdl within three miles o. Nas1-
ssztsini-r ao acres- The soil u goo4 4 - sss
zrsss I'D risaberet ard can be divided INTO s1nA1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01
u Lufactured by Tieman, of New York,
and fi,r- ca Ia iar PAINS tsy3r .xyrsf

oct1S-tf
Selected Lump Coal.
THE finest lot of Selected Lump Coal IS to be found
i at the Ktna Yard, where Il Is sold al the low.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01

ss..L,ss HISS - elilzf u - zszs : II -
tszki> 6 AzT'5>t SHOES.
szg9E s..e al aka sc Issnsers 70 cur FRn
z..ss hsss superior artseae
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01
No z sOaih sids q ne saaare.
6aRLE REAL ESTATE

FOR s ALE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-01

'@z79ps pzcsages and sly les a he only Pure SAT-
FOR SALE BIZ All
Sfnre Keenerx IN The 1;n;fed = s1<< :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
-CFRATE. oR UINTMENT-

al4 yol nave . llorI1 aEleut Cure.
Ths cEBATE bsl PROVED ft8sIf 70 % rns 80 ll-l-
ment ever inVent5d, and Whero oncs 1sod. Il -
never beoh known 70 al ef 5d5cting parnausnt
eFrg olpld eorea, Tester ape Eurlli snald nGas
O. CracEsd Hands Or Lipss BlotoAea or PlinbllS @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19


We have bean prepared 70 balisYe almost
anything in the oil way. but the Sollowng
nom ths FittsbaFgh Chronicle tsxes credu-
lity a little too much. We give it, however,
for what it is worth, and readers can make
thsir,oRn deduciionsi iI3l aiE
gTASS4i1as on gFosra-A1 tSoa S1sASadi.
nary VEN of Oh was struck at the wei Oh
~ cad & Steele, near Titaavillo, last week
Jets of the oleaginous auid were thrown
EhoEeths surrounding trees and as estiwRs
ted by different parties viewing the scene
frem different situations, 70 Q height Of from
one hundred aad twenty-five 70 two hundred
md hfty feet, Perhaps a more correct esti-
mate would Be fom one hundred to one
hundred and twenty-five feet. Stones the
size Of q mans fist were thrown 70 an elsva-
ton considerably above the usighbOring
trees. When The gas had suhsided for few
minutes, q wooden plug was driven tightly
into the top OF The iron pipes in The top Of
this pipe was another stopping tWo-inch
hole; below the top of the larger plug an
other two inch hole, connecting with the
central hole Of the plug, was made, into
which was inserted a tWosineh iron pipe, ex-
tending out eeme ffteen feet. Through this
pipe stream Of oil Was thrown with such
ioFce Is % knock pail cut Of q mans hand,
and 70 a distance Of twenty or thirty feet.-.
The pressure from below was 90 great at one |
time as 70 throw out the smaller plug in the |
TOP and project stream Of oil two inches in |
diameter clear above the tree tops. And |
such was the pressure Of the gas aeainst the |
larger plug, that 70 keep it in place a weight |
of logs not less than eight hundred pounds |
had TO be placed on the topofit it. When the |
explosion Of ignited gas took place, the re-
port was heard at great distance, and the
'oncussion was such as to shake the Garth
very PercePtibly to diAtance Of three quar-
ers of a mile
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
9lr& HQit9uE
0IEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, ,1fATCH ig 1851 --

REsIGNATIoK OF Raw. DR. AIKEN.-It wal
on last Sabbath announced that the Rev,
DR.. Aiken had sent in his rebiehdtiSn Of the
pastorats of the First Presbyterian Church
in this city. In af6 winter of 1885, DR..
Aiken, then minister tO'the Ist Presbyterian
society At Utica, where he had oficiated for
Y years accepted q call to Cleveland and
commenced his labors here on the 9TH day
of june of hesame year, and WAS Installed
the November following. From that period
to the present, or for nearly twenty-six
years, he has bahtiided to labor shehestly
and faithfully for the welfare of those under
his charge Few diEinei in the country
have been looked upon with equal respect,
and none, perhaps, have, exercised greater
influence or been held in higher esteem than
DR.. Aiken. A good Providence has spared
him for q long iife Of usefulness. DnfinIg1
his ministry fathers have died and thslr
children havetaken their places and learned
while they venerated hinas a pastor, TO love
him as q friend. ....-.,..
Though in the enjoyment of a vigorous
old ase, circumstances have madeit seem
necessary to DR.. Aiken to resign active con-
nection with The church which he has been
instsumehtai in raising to its present pros
paE1us o01dition, but hs.Eill sim o0htInus,
in his retirement, to be looked up to with
the same feelingsof unaltsrabls attachment
and affection by young and old.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

HOEasLE.-Yesterday afternoon at sK
o'clock, two girls passing along the lower
part of Champlain street, observed smoke
coming out Of the creviees of ''shantee," ("
in which lived man by the name of Hickey
and his wife. fastening up and opening
the door, they discovered Mrs Hickey lying
upon the hOOr, directly across the doorway,
insensible, with her clothes on fire and still
burning slowly. At once giving the alarm,
they threw several pals full of water upon
her, which put out TIE FIRE. Dr.. Marsielles
being sent for, arrived in & very few mo-
ments, but the woman died almost as he en-
tered. Upon examination it was discovered
that the flesh upon the abdomen was entirely
burned away in such manner that the en-
trails protruded. The woman had evident
ly been drinking, and had let sparks from
her pipe fall upon her lap, which had set
fire to her garments, she being too much
intoxicated to be aware Of her situation
Her ege was 81 years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
ByLast Nights Mail.


A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnsti
ComnsEicial says that in the case Of Fort
Sumter, it IS presumed that the necessity Of
making preparations for the safe removal Of
the garrison has 50 far delayed the order to
evacuate, but its promulgation may now be
expected at any moment "As to the other
forts in the seeded States, yet occupied by
Federal troops, am able TO state positively
that they viii be held 70 the last extremity,
anttliai thsywiA soon be 80 strongly rein
forced as to make them proof sgainst all the
armies that rebel gOTefnmsnts at hl6htgoms-
~ will be able to raise. Unaninity of opih-
ion oa this part Of the Southern question
prevails in the Cabinet and will be acted on
most decisiEsly"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

~ An assortment Of Fire Clay Ur'ls, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought TO this
market, designed for Ornamenting yards,
gardens, piazzas, &c. Also, a beautiful va
riety Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and ptility--a certain
remedy for smoking chimneys. Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, well glazed7 ] 70 inch bgre.
Also, variety Of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &c. An the above are the
products Of the HsmmondsYiIie Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Ohice on The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier.
J. J. ROCKAFELL0W,
March 2;329. General Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

sWEEST's LAsF.-on yesterday, as John
sweeay was being taken on board the train
which was to convey him to the penitentia-
~, his loving SPOUSE as q slight tribute of
her unaltered regard, presented him with a
bottle Of whisky. Sheriff crsw having some
slight objections to allowing John to receive
testimonials Of this nature, endeavored to
take POssessioDiof il, but was stoutly resisted
oy the parties most interested. In the strug-
gle the bottle was broken, and sweeny's
temper so reused that he struck officer
Rogers IN the face, and was only quieted by
being brought in contact with Jno. odeil's
"IOcnst, . which fnally paeiGed him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

OiAS FIKTURES.-0UR PRESENT
Y D. ltoes e1nrrislg the Lareest and most com
plstt laso1a.11t u7 Cos ehnrdelldl7 and Pendants,
from cns 81 u Liglfr e.c srac DTQF lights,
LaEgl1 I1lells 4c. ~
Al fllrss l-r Gas TING and H4ift RS,
cr cng u eial Hirss -1u v attended 10 q
thlllE-lt lltef.5
H0USE FURNISHING hHTI-
C4Aa-A f7clt vlrlfl7 q new and feuirnt
arl hilan ule-4ho1-a -aaeing Hons
Wall golt 1o7a elIsaai q alles such
e. LolllI lIH n9al4lli Illl. .fr-Oan
Openerl, riat1 y aTmera. sIre-Ixou1 ard Stands,
loldinz lcndell. Auiia 4nd bBoer leaElts, Table
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

MISS YAuGHE's READNG.~-There was an
audience Of perhaps two hundred present at
the Melodeon last evening upon the occa-
sion of the Readings from Shakespeare and
the Poets by Miss Vaughn. The play Sc
leeted was Hamlet, and some of the most
striking passages were rendered in an ex-
ceedingly effective manner, particularly the
ieterEieW of Hamlet with the Ghost. The
remaining portion Of the evening was occu-
pied with poems from Tennyson, Whittier.
and other authors, comprising also "NothinR
to Wear" the writer Of which is probably
yet TO Be discovered. The entertainments 1s1r
was most pleasing Ons, and deserved a
much larger audience. 1s.asi'tal C7.. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

OFF FOB CoIUNBUs. Oraw left town
yesterday morning for Columbus, having in
charge six prisoners for the Penitentisry,
and two boys for the Reform School, whose
names are as ioIlows
Us PRIsoEERs-Geo.2W w. Potter, forging
land warrants, year. Il WIfA
STATE PRIsoxERs-Thos. Jones and Chas
Henderson, burglary, the former 2 years and
the latter years. .lril da8
John shead, stabbing, years.
John Sweeney, burglary, years.
Thos. Mulhall, grand larceny, l year.
REFoRx FARN.-Michael Dunu and Pat
rick O'DonneIl. s,l sE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

A Washington dispatch to the Commercial
says shAt Secretary Chase Will snsl1e drafts
upon All he deiaqlting Southern Colleetoss
and sU6-Frsasurers for all the Federal monies
in their possession, ID the .odnrse Of the next
few days and that immediately after their
return, steps win be taken for the collection
of duties by men-of-Far. ..- .....-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

ATTEEPTED BURerAHY.-sone person or
persons, on Saturday night, broke into the
Ofics of Dr., Gibson, at the corner Of-ontariO
and Champlain streets, up stairs, with the
evident intention Of efecting an entrance
into the store of Beck & Co., which is imme
diately below. They broke I pane of glass
from the Office window, and forcing open the
shutters, got inside, but were fortunately
overheard BY an oeeupant Of the building,
who made q noise, and frightened them
away before any damage was done
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

SCHOOL ExHIBTTIox.-An exhibition came
of, By theseh in sub district No. 9, Par
ma, on the evening of the 12lh inst; at
which large audience vas in aitsndance,
and was highly entertained BY addresses.
dialogues, destinations, and the acting oe
many popular pieces. The interest Of the
exercises was very much ihightened by the
introduction Of vocal music f'gOlumbia
the Gem Of the Ocean, and many other
well selected pieces were performed IN ex-
ceIlent style, the scholars doing great credit
to themselves as well as to their teacher, E.
D. PEBBLES, Of Berea. 0xE PRrsESr.i
: Parma, March 1s, 1851 H5susaG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
Cemmissloner q Parents.

Although Mr.. Holloway, Of Indiana, is ap-
pointed Commissioner Of Patents, the Office
was FIRST rendered in writing to hon. Thos. c.
Theakefof Ohio, but Secretary Smith insist
ed On aas appointment Of Mr.. Holloway, and
the President reeanted Mr. Tbe4ker viii be
iappointed o1es Of the Board of Examiners
opsqYided for il ihe new Patent law ct . sal
cry Of s3 600 perannum. a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ATTENTION HoRsrrru,zAfstbsvs + X

ATTENTION HoEsEuEE:- Mathews & Kim
berly have for sale at their stable at 20
ehnmpiuin street an extra span of matched
mules, double or single, warranted sound in
every respect. Those desiring TO purchase
please call and examine, as they viii be sold
at bargain 40 7'r zt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

G- L. N. Pitkin, At the Metropolitan
Market on Prospect street, is serving his
customers with the very choicest of fresh
meats, and the sugar cured hams put up by
Cornell, as well as other smoked meats,
sausage and lard, are Of the very choicest.
Mr.. P. delivers the purchases of his custom
ers at their residences in any part of the
city. -,.., q---r, ..-gTryrs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

"a Beok-kePers pitL find freSA sup
Pb Of Leroy " FarskilFs Gold Pens
AZ J. B. oO5S Cb.A AHof Leroy W.
EarekizTs Gold Pens sod By }. B. c6b5
4 @, are lOarranted for one gear. ltd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

POLICE COUET.--Michasl Murphy, drunk,
fined the costs.
Alice TraiuOr, drunk, jail % days.
John White, vagraney, 30 days
VIM. Clark, carrying concealed weapons,
fined $40 and to be imprisoned 10 days,
Thomas Lowry assault and battery, 81
aud costs. r-..ry a,rs .,r-rr---. ter
Sarah Thomas, disturbance, 81 and costs.
Charles MaliOy, daunk, 81 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

I ASDkRsox JRs-Profsssor Anderson had q
full house last evening to witness his unprO-
uounceable performance. An expressed
themselves much pleased ana united in say
lug that It was the best exhibition of the
kind which had visited Cleveland for 3 long
time. TfIg fT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

A dispatch to the Gazette says that the,Sk-
val Department has official Information that
the suPPlY ship (which furnishes oil to the
lighthouses on the Atlantic coast, has been
seized by the Texas authorities, together with
the stock ofiOiIol board. u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

90 ..'5 ,..a., .l.'ss %. : ., E. NO. 165s..' .'. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
THE CRY. TlEli

TH1 0AsEoF sALzHAN -sslzmani thsnsan
who fIauduio1tly obtainea the bones Of
s6ods frons the Mani RsilFoad Co, was
6ronght up yesterday morning beiofe Judge
'Ilallgl "a q Wit Of hsbeas corpus and again
remandeo to custody. He left for cincin-
natl yesterdsv afternoon in charge of an
officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

i4oH On sHoila1aqo s'4snu-is 1Haasirs.. .
.ann.Frlu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

~ The Ladies' Aid Society VIII be held
at.ths Bethel on Saturday evening, ths lsth.
A cordial invitation is extended 70 sll.
Mss 5. HARLEY, Pres't.
Mss Lucy JEFFR1ER, sec'y and Treas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

Housekespers, and those about going 20 house
keeping, are invited 70 cal and examine stock
ghieh 70 shssl tezeI pleesqFa p shqTiug, sson q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

Gazette gives the following Western appoint
ments: ra5.a flssaa1.ssT .I-fsat1i
Nothern Division Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, Cleveland to Sandusky, Fred. B.
Brown vice S. .. SimmOns-salary $500 per
suthnl )I1 -IIIM EIdDEbE w
Pittsburgh, steqbeuYiHe & Cincinnati Rail
road, Sleubenville to Newark, Matthias Col
liaF vice James Stewart-rsalary 800 per an
nun. -.s.ft tle ~
James N.Tyler has been appointed special
agent Of The Post Office Department for the
Stars Of Indiana vice William Carer, re-
moved, at a salary Of 81, 600 per annum.
Thaddeus Stanton, Of Iowa, editor; Jasper
n, Dresser, Alexander Lieb, W. 7. Lockhart
RlljaB Mayhew, all Of Indiana, bsvs been
appointed clerks in the Interior Department
John N, Hoy of Illinois, and Jerry L. Mills
Of Ohio, have slspI been appointed clerks. in
slis VHhA4 ~ ~ rleno. rs .ssI 49, s9 fa ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

~ The KnlckerbOcksr Magazine. for
April, and No. 19 Of Beadle's Dime Novels
"Massasoit's Daughtsr;;'' by Al. H. Dhs-
sanne5 have been received by Havks& Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

SOLD By Mosr MEDICINR -DEAI,FRs.
J. n. HARRIS 4 CO, Propfislors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19
sseeE.i0a IN virginia.

The Washington. correspondent of ihs Gin
cinnati Gazette telegTaphs: ~ -asass1 4
- John eochrane- returned to-day from- 8
yisit to RiebmoBd. He thinks that Z paciRe
policy will save Eirginia, and has called upon
Secretary Seward for the purpose Of convey
ing has impressions Ct the state Of feeling
there. Promllent FiFginians report Chat the
iState Convention win 'agree to eaH GohTsn-
ton Of the Border States, with the object Of
settling plan Of adjustment G8lH0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

~ New York Illustrated papers for
March 23d, and the Mercury of March sOth,
at Hawks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

Schuyler colaIan John Sherman con
template an overland tour to CsIifornia on
the first cqaeh under tbe new mail con
tract over the central route Ii is expected
to start the 18th Of june. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

TUEsDtg .alNn-a- 80 0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

F4sEER 1fa1EEiK soqlzT-T.-Ths members
Of the Father Mathew. Society, TO the num-
berof two er Hires hnndred persOhsy march
ed in Processiou,Eyesterdsy, through the
streets Of the city, in honor Of st.
Patriek's Day. They presented a very hand
some appearance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

remedies adapl 70 dil1fent dieeases win Ulnut
directions accom- panyilg sech artiele. The Eetl
cine to " ich W Eish 70 cal ths attention. ii th
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