Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
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Items.
To have tarts for tea-let your wife
zee you klssing the waiting maid. Sure
thing.
The recent riots Ia Milwaukee will cost
that city S4,Ose, 10.
The New York Herald reports that Thur
low Need has become one Of the proprietors
and is to be the chief editor, of the World,
The spell that hung over the BIS and made
them invincible to the Union forces was dis
pelled at Beaufort, s. o. The way to con-
auer is Il get In Its rear by 0 (ssa,
The Onion party in Kentucky talk Of send
ing Thomas h. Clay, the Oldest son OF Henry |
Clay, to take the place Of Breckenridge in the |
United States Senate. he Is like his illus
trious father in appearance and spirit
A wag being asked the name Of the inven-
tor of butter stamps, replied that it was prob
ably Oadmus, as he 6rst brought letters into
Greece.
Fun is worth more than physic, and who
ever invents or discovers new supply, de-
serve the name Of public beneiactor.
De Witt Clinton, son Of Judge Clinton, OF
Buffalo, and grandson Of old Emerson De
Witt Clinton, Lieutenant in the 10th Regi-
ment, has been attached to General WoOrs
staff.
The New York Tribune learns that the
Government has had, and is now having
constructed, more than $4,000 gun carriages
/ for Geld batteries.
Prof Miles ]. Fletcher, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction In Indiana, says that he
F. I L II ghae akar1 in that Etgfn
twenty thousand more boys, between the
ages of Eve and twenty-one, than there are
girls.
The Louisville Journal says ZOllicofer's s
only military achievement thus far is the
whipping of one of his spies who led him
into the Wild Cst disaster.
The supply of lemons in Philadelphia re-
Gently gave out, the last box in the city SELL
ing for $40, or at ten cents apiece wholesale
rates. They were disposed of at retail as
high as fifty cents apiece.
We know of q young lady who has a
bashful lover named Joy. She is impatient
to have him 'pop the question" and thinks
of availiug herself of the female privilege Of
lesp year. In that case she would 'leap fol
JOY"
A Scotch soldier who served under Gen
Moore being asked if he met with much hos
Pitality abroad, replied, Z" Oh deed did !, fol
was the hospitala the time"
ado you understand me now2" thundered
} out q conntry schoolmaster 10 an urehin al
} whose head be threw an inkstand; TvG
got an inkliag Of what you mean" said the
! boy.
T.;-.4 ,.o,o,,Il,- l..--, +hot AZ pIor
din is connected With one Of the most illus
! trious families of the British peerage. The
great funambulist is confidently asserted tC
be a scion of the house of SOmerst {.
Mr.. Bayard Taylor is now at bis residence
at Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. We IN
derstand that he has prepared for the coming
winter lecture on the 4" American People
Socially and Politically" as contrssted with
the people OF the other prominent empires o
! the earth.
A commission, consisting Of Col. Hunt
! Lieutenant Colonel Hudson and Lieu
: ltenant Col. Hayes, has been appointed BY
} Gen. Mcclellan to test the qualities of differ
ent proiectiles. They are daily making
} their experiments near the Capitol, the firing
being done from Parrott guns at target {
mile distant.
A Yankee, who, when he was told by al
English tourist in this country, that the cele
brsiion OF the Fourth of July would soon bt
extinct, answered: "See here, stranger, den
, talk that way. tell you when the resur
rection day comes round, the first thing don't
in the morning will be to read the Declar
alton of Independence"
/ The Alexandria (La.) Constitution of tht
e 18th ult. says:
1 We learn that there TO 10 be erected neai
this city a large slaughter house, at whicl
10000 beeves are to be slain and packed fol
the use Of the army. We learn that tht
butchers have contracted to furnish the gov
: erament with loo, 900 barrels of mess beef
1 The work ofslaughtering will commence in
, few days.
! Col. Mulligsn said in q speech at Chicago
few days ago, "Gen. Price remarked to me
as be sat in his carriage one day, Colonel
4 by the 25th of December next, every battl,
e will be fought north of the Ohio river and OF
| free sol" The rebel prospect of lighting
battles on free soil, does not appear very
brilliant
Red walking shoes for ladies with black
heels-We mean the heels of the shoes-havC
t appeared in New York, and Jennie June
says they are very striking and distingut
with black dress and flame colored kid
gloves. We are glad to learn from the same
authority, that walking boots are made with
cork soles perfectly water proof.