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a NlEculAE Ter NolunteeEas
The following circular regarding the
payment Of a soldiers wages to his family
in csss Of dis being made prisoner By the
enemy, has been made public:
The following plan for paying to the
families Of officers and soldiers in the g. r
vice Of the United States, who are or NAV
become prisoners Of war, sums due them
by the Government having been spp roved
By the President, it is Published for the
informstiOn Of all concerned
Payment viii Be made to persons pre-
senting written authority from prisoner
70 draw his psy; OE without such authori-
ty, to his wife, the guardian Of his minor
children, or his widowed mother in the or
der named.
srApplioatiDn for such pay must be made
o the senior Paymsster Of the district in
which the regiment of the prisoner is ssrv-
ing, and must be accompanied BY the Ger.
ti6cate Of Judge Of Court Of the United
States, Of District Attorney Of the United
States, or Of some other party, uAder the
seal Of Court Of Record Of the State in
Whieh he 6ppiieaRt is a resident, setting
fath that the sAid sppli0snt is the wife Of
the prisoner, the guardian Of his children,
OF his widowed mother, and if occupying
either Of the two last relationships toward
him, that there is no one in existence who
is more nearly related according 70 the
above classification.
Payments win be made to parties thus
GlthOriEed and identified, On their receipts
made out In the manner that would be re.
quiFed Of the prisoner himself, at least one
months pay in I'll cases being retained By
the unitsd states, The officer making the
payment Will see that ID is entered on the
last previous muster roll for the payment
Of The prisoners company, or will report
. it, Il those rolls are not in his possession,
=toths senior paylastsr Of the district, who
will either attend TO the entry or give no
tioe Of the payment to the Psymaster Gen
eral, II the rolls have been forwarded to his
once. E-
By order L. THOMAS,
A = l.na-o1
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ing

Huffs, Ladies' Fur Mufs and Capes just
received per Express. A few very super
iOr Mink MufFs and Oapea, too late for the
Auction Sale Of Furs, at No. 1T Superior
ssrest1 The owner is packing up and win
alaaEs fer New York on Friday evening.
If applied for Immediately, they will be
gold ct 3 sacrifice. Apply at No 1T su-
perior Street. o. CUTTER & Son.
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TIE LAST FLEEr.-A lOtter from Chicago
states thst no less than sixty grain loaded
vessels left on the 17th, while about forty
Iafs on ibs sane date from Milwaukee.
Tkis yin probably be the last downward
bonnd feet this season.
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3 ABOVR NAMED AaAHRL

THE AB0VB NAMED ASAHEL
Il b. Jsekson, residsntof the STATS of n inoiI,
a1d Alanson La renee, resident Of the stals Of
mlchiean, vii take notica that ths plsutif on the
s0h day q Octobe issi, hled hfs 1stiiidn sstfinF
tor h luqsmrnt Obtarned in faVor Of the nafntia
agaipat said Jacss son at tho Nay term l o Of said
Court toT 81 = 100 dollars d7uaqes aud casts Of
suit and rhet . certain decd Of oonFeysncs, ex.
ecnted oy said Jackson 20 the said LaWrunce, da-
t5d On or abont hovsmb-r 5th lsis g and maze Win
out consifefati0n for the purrose o. dian ing
this plantiu sud other creditrs OF The snf1 F1rnon
thas said d-d pretended 20 conT-y tha foonfng De-
SERTED prerlisg 20 Wit: Situated IN the Civ Of
UsEeiands IL the county Of Uusahcga aad 81 iIs %
Ohio and is known e teiDF the east bali q lot Ne
8 IL Barber & Lords ubdis iaion 10 that part q
eaid City Of 0leTa land formerfp 70 CITY snd n
bound as lolloWs 20 vii; north hY o-oin gtraats
east and tolth By lot inl5s and We1r y 1 eat line
o. same lot 80 za. and is g set mons On borain
str stre efsucz bein5 hEd % th ult aae surFeT of
AAaE MeEch ant for more paIticu lar de- crlptian
AisO-AnC thsr piece or pafcgl Of land known e.
being naubtr 1sit II b trbtr 8 Lords subdivision
in that pait Of the City Of CieFeanl uhich aaa for
merly Own rs ohio City, loundFd uorfherlT On
lots 6os. as, 40 az and al e. irIT On lot 80 20.
and bsins about e. ieet "a Penn sirssf and about
2i5 isst do p, b. The sane noe or lass and 8ub,sct
70 ali legal 1 gnaa 3. And lurther eetfin7 forth
that attyr le had been maas on laid pTemiseI
y atnitn on execution isEu-d On sad indguel q
the nald Lal5rencs con eltd The lot lasir 1bvs o.
day Of February. 1851. I'd pray ing tha. 18th sad
d eds te eoiar 70 sud set alide, and he aid
pT mises be Huld aud 1Tocsas SD led o. r7ment q
plain II aatd I'D sme g and c0sie Of SUIT n sid
Alanlcn ?. LaHrtnce aud Asahel s.. sacfloB ere Fss
Qui Cd 20 an,Wer sald peiiion On or 1soro the lth
Bye.H wYHAH,
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CDmtEEttGnerg.

-TOHN SOHRINk,
ab HAVING REMOVED TO BIS NEW oUAREER8B
No, % LYMAN's BLOCK,
(Opposite the Court House, Pub, SquArs9
L. prepared 70 receive the calls Of mis- friends and
the public at large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery q kept q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL % usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFER,
- well as this choicest eatablss served ~ &c NO
nent's notice. .- ... -
DINNER is sERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
at the Court HOuBa. .- .
KEEEETT ALE ON pRAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DR9Ps-supsriOr to
any thing In the UonfectiOasrg lne oi, ed b
JOHN SOHkIhk.
~LOOK OUT FOR The TAFFEY.Ea
nrflQ
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QTORE FIXTUREs FOR SALE
L 0 R s A L e,
A Fam OF % AoREs.

A FARM OF "a AOREs. I
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of architecture, With barn
veil, oiBtsrn and out houses, al new, Just compile
tod and ready Tor occupancy. The house Is built
with all modern improvements the grounds have a
raT1ne and living brook run through lie rear sud
Of the Farm there several springs Of pure WetdI
running o1t ron tbs banks Of the raVines which
with simple hydraulic works. can be conveyed 70 any
the whols grounds can be elegantly ana tastBfully
arranged. tOr q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul4
tures II can be made profitable. being 50 near the
Cty-Only about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This farm can Do divided into lots OF % ava
more acres and make elegant residences, and at 3
large advance OF the price at which Il can now Be
purchased There are about or acres OF wood
land, part Of which t3 beautiful Grove. The
Kin9man street Railroed passes through the Ave
nue IN front Of this Farm.
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner OF klngmam and
Forest streets. Lot Il3 ieet kinsmans and 36 on
Forest street. House and improvements are al nrs
class with all the modsrn style, and built in SUB
Aiso-H NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE
Barn, OUE Buildings, 90, situated FOIssf Street
Just north ofthe residence Of the Hon. A. u Riddle
Lot LOO feet mont By z25 foet deep. This b 4 nrB
/ the italian Btyfe Of arohitecture.
| AlBO-AmOther TWO BLOEA bhlOh. hOGHE
Barn. Out Buildings, &C., adjoining the one last Dc
sCribed Lot 100 teot front By 26 ieet deep and IN
/ ished in all respects IKE tho other.
Also--ONE VACANT LOT, on ktnsman street
second lot from the corner Of Ainsnian and Eores
streets, lis feet front By s95 deep. Nine lots on 5or
/ est street, between kinsmanl apd scOV1u AFenne
east side. Lots 50 feet front bg rs f6st deep. VII
| sell on time TO suit purchassr8s
| oB-EOr further Information enquire ot the under
| signoo, no. 4Us Ainaman 8t.i elsTelands ono.
| iune30.a66 b. BAKER.
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The FIRST Ohio Regiment is sta
toned st Lebanon JuReion, on the Louis
vilis and Nash4irs Railroad.
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John j. B0ffaI, Mr5.
irtderlka Dorrug, I'd
ward Hesgeumullsf, Jns
stump, Wm. Nackay,
Theodore N1g8l, Adam
3chnldoE, Faa6nEfaa
swain, osthaTina Bur-
GER, aeFmEn BeneVole lenf
3ccl8ty, JThn Biaof.
franci8 Crl gford, Go.
dreenisld. john Hem
orick lsaae and Le0na 9
ncgart hnrl6H Heath
Giles White. 6rm of
Hsafh h white Hafdi-
naud 8chumdker John
Laigy, CommonWealth
lnEuranc8 % m rlng,
hm y. Leonar ". W.
Harbut, Cha les Griffith,
Moiancton Burr, Wm.
Richardson, Philip q.
Viewer, John Mott,
John D. CLARK, William
brogGenniyer, D. Bu D.
Mar q Henks, asaery
Briker, L. A. Day, We
Aein- Defendants.
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The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn'
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
msnt for military tAimmings, to the neg
leOt of lamp work, Jet the subscriber BY
dsvOting his entire attention to this BUSH
meas alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and get them
low, and he hiss secured the whole country
for thsss goods, and with considerable sue
cess, so that customers can fhd in his es-
tablishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was, and is the
Unitedsststss.
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ReHw w4HAl!Hl.., A..
MASTER'S SALlR-PURoU-

MASTERS SALE.=PURoU U
I5E Ant % thu eommaEd of a. 0risr Of aalo
fFom the Court Of Common fieas u 1ug allgq 4oun-
~ a. the Huit Of The tie7el=nd end Mahonlng
kallfuad Comrauy HE1inHt laaf1 i. heuifE
and others, % mo directed, aai expose for sale q
public auCfl5n, at the door of The oolrt HcEss n
tie Cit4 of tieFeisnd, en- the sixth taT of Deem.
har 1851, e ten o'clock a. I.i ne following d.
scribed parcsis OI land situate In the City Of CsVa-
land rolns1 Of Cuyahog., and Ststs Of Ohio, aad
known by being part Of heWitI's Enbdigision o. the
% eailed AeiE property in said CIV Of Cleveland,
Parcel 10. .. Los No. hsssaaofuaid l1bdiTi-ioa.
AFprasssd "a Sz7e6
Parcel No, II lot No. uiEtss1 q Ms ssbdlvi5-
Son. Appraised g a2aeo.
Parcel No, a Ilai No. 1sEsalssn q l1li subdlTil-
ion Appraised at f2soa.
Parcel No Isl It No. eightosn q z1ia subdIvia-
fon. Appraised IS S25oo,
Parcel Nc. Il Tas westerly rart sflor 10. uluo-
teen in aaid division bou1dsf fcls1sfl7 s0r1f-
sriy snd usstrrly b. ~ Iol iioss 'i - ffs-iT ~
the cansrs llae q brief Val eerlg rlfal'el via
MerEin street ard about i1rty-ss1c1 f'sf distant
southsal l.rlI taeEeiron AgB1a'led o 91lQl
PARCEL No. i5 The essteriy psrt e l6t Nc. ntno-
t1eii q aid On vision BON 1rr1 ~. eaatel-
y audrC1ill3r7 b. tho lot llnt8 a1e Et1ierl7 tT
fhe ceutrg the ofa hrlck usl nssrlT 1sraill VIA
Ma7lFih stl. g and about ioItq even 80 di5tanf
8outhea1terlT t11f1lronl. AEplaifed = I7idf.
BAysEY, BsgEgs NoBEH. AttoFns5S'
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Eoz1sz. The church on University
( heights viii hold religious services on and
after next Sabbath, in the Institute build
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MASTbRiS sALE.-FURsUArT

lNA to the command Of an alias dsesetal order a
Sale issued from the Court 0f lommOn rleas sf Guy
ahOsa county, Ohio, st fh suiL Of Nelson PrincE
snd others hgai ct LsTi Thomas and Of era, 70 me
directed and delisersds shall exp - for sale e
puOlic auction It the door Of he cart House IN
the city Of ClsFsand, th- 18th day u November,
ls5l, az Two O'Clock P. H., The foi0s inE Described
prtmisess to Wiz sitratld IL Hast CleFsland, Ouy-
ahoga county, ohio and bounded. beginning II the
nom the vest corner Of Chiitsndeh LeWIsf land,
thence south 5Ul' east chains and & lInss to said
LsWis Wsst line. theme. sou chains and o. links;
thanc5 north s049, west chains and - llnE1:
thence north - east . linksi lhauue ncrlh 'ile
w st eh.ins 60 the PianK Roan, fheu11 ll-tl = .o
east ehains aud % links to the placs n e1irnin7
OonSaining three a. d Ona-half acro1 of lald A5.
praised az 81 40.
IS. b BEkTr1. PITS Att "
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8rass GoMnatn.

TAMEs Il. ODELL, Brass
~ EoUEDER AND HANuFAOTuRER q
isW doom nom Superior street, Cleveland Ohio. q.
is prepared to furnish al kinds Of work used foI
Bteaui, Water or Gas, and All the various articles
used IN the Plumbing Business. Bear Pumps Of az
kinds made and TepatFed Bras Casting donO dailFi
0dRTssl WoTk Of ~ kiAdJ TsBalFu1s 5eolna
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T He OFT Y


nro CLEyELAND, Nov. 2lst, 1851.
APp1asialing fully the vast amount Of
good which Is bsing accomplished By the
Soldiers Aid Society Of this city, and know.
ing aS we do that the Society is suffering
for want Of funds with which TO carry on
their noble work, We heartily endorse and
recommend to the public the plan which is
in cOnisnplatish Of giving e grand party
81 the Angler House, on Thanksgiving Eve
NSsSabsr 2Ggh, for the benefit OF the Sol
dlsrs' Aid Society, and trust that il win be
&c saooessful in results as it is charitable
IN dssien. We are assured that the party
wili Be The largest and finest given in
ClsvSland for years and every way
worthy the attendance Of our citizens.
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- d1EoLsEE EsEl.s {, q : EEisasH,
V1o.fi1f Hr ufarrn a rIrrIssH - : II|s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fi75 a 4

MOTlUE-PURSQANE TO AN
j y order made by the Judga o. the Probata
Court for the County OF CuYahoga. Ohio, in the
matter oi the assiRumeur Of Milliirs Eiste shn1i
oneT Tor sale st public suction, gt tie door Of th8
Court Hcuse, in said county, on the "a dsT of ~.
vember, 1861, AZ O'Clock 4 H., the following q
scribed notes. 70 Vii, said notes hsing the slsaI
Of said aEsignnent
DaIs oIhOses. MaksTs- Time, &c. Am'I-1557ais-
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qER kLI-sUTTIOlENT THRER.
YlERNk

TRIESEMAR 1. "a 3, ARE DE
II TECTED BY BOYAL LEJsrERS PATENT {
GnEland and secured b. the 8. ais Of ne -oole es
Gedicine, Vienna,
50. / g inVaIuabls I5r 6zhG15tions SPsrInatorhes
eld al rhFEic9l dis3hil iti97, -. -.
eases that have hsret9lofa been treated p the n8rs
olou1 srd peFniciouB use ofcopaiVe and cubebs,
10. Z Ia entirely 8upplanfsd the injurious ~
meronry thereby inguring = tia sufferer aDeoeT ~
hof diEFeraing al inpuEitle1i and roos11 cuf Ia
TRfRsEsikk, Nos. ], : snd :, ars DFsBsfatloa ths
FoTn of GsslE8, devoid Of tasse and small and car
Be carried ln the Whiseoat pockot. Sold In to calsI
md divided into aelarate anll, e adui1iat6rpd b.
Vair eau LPs1ssnd kolz, Rloold, 10. Prize 81 eaSh
or cases ior ~ W1lcl 1ozaf IL and q lT canaT
Wh.1obE there a saFt1g q -. 10 - had Whclsalt
and retail, o. pr. 0ARR0W, No. laf BiesckcF street
heU Rofk. IRm8dlatsI7 cl receiving 9 Remittance
Dr., BaTToF Eil loFVard the fFis8ollsr % any pa
d the world securely Packod, and 8dd o1sa accord
I u sod sis6 81 < =. sITLORp 81 Y.
afaHN .. tl1Ssiansf s1u
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YURIOUs KOINOIDENOEI
sLoAN UNpHB - O0UETER

SMITH AND OTHERS IN s. BOGt
HURRIS IN sight With his Oeebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner oi
Horses and Cattle can md the best Medicine in uBe
for many Of the Dissaaes peculiar to such Animals
They are S0Fereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound, Dsts geFll g. 9e.
Fhoussnd8 who have assd them, can testify. Sc
sirculRrs. Try them. For sale by 3. II. Gaylord,
3. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong B Arm,
strong, QaFelsnd, o., and by All Druggists in the
country Also at wholesale b. the Proprietor, at l6I
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio, g whom al oFtaEl
must be ADDRESSED,
ssss;RssasS g. g. H0RRT8.
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And you VII get . better aFtiOle a'ld
more valuA s1r yOur money than st any
other Dhss IN the opun try. RemOmbsE
that this ia the only vAOleBaloF.Lamp store
in NOrthS.rn Ohio, and one of the largest in
the United States. The only man in this
city who is exclusively and lesitimately in
b. oil trade, WIN thoroughly understands
the oil BUSINESS, who has had four yearF
szpsrisuos, VITO ha,' ten Thousand dollars dOllA
invested in the BUSINESS and Who has tAFse
thousand rtgu Jar custOi ncrs, ia
S. & BARRIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

HEORGE ESHENBRENNER d
~ Marietta, in TIE county Of n-rstinat'- -
did on the Isth dag Of hay, A. D. 1851 fls hes i
ton IN tbs ci1ee Of the Clerk Of the Ouurt q Con
andstate Of Ohiot charging the said feorEs lstin-
orenner VITA AquiteyYl With one llizabeth hcl
Drennar aud aaking that she taag be ligofc5d ftor
the 1aid George Asheabrenu6r5 which rafiti5n 1iii
b lor hearing IL SIX E7geka ron the aata h1rs
Dated this 18th q5E g Nay, A. p;, ls5i, ..-r
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1erula-laSDs aQnEfA = HEANNA1r
Assignee Of Mu1- lI8El.
A eSIGNEE'S SALE-PURsUANI
6 to an OTde- from the Probate Uourt of CuTa-
bOga NouutTs 0hio, shsli, On tue alth da7 sf No
ct public Euction at the dor q the ouFt Hrula,
IN said county the following descrbed pruperty %
VT: "A oEQ ana q halfe et0ry maIue nousar situate
on the s0utn haf uf su5-iat No 25, Of a. a. and R,
GFanReF'a subdiYisicn OF fleVsiand ten acre lots
hCs. 81 and So Of Ahaz MeTchants survey. said
premises beng the G-sei8 q fhs aa5ignmeuf Of O.
n. Robson. AFpraisGd Falu5--t2lo.
J. g GRAHN1s,
oct 2t ie5i:363 AeEienea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

These Pills have never been known 10 fail when
the directions have been strictly followed, and they
TO MARRIED LADIES they are psrticulaFly re-
Commended, as-they remove difficulties and restore
nature, no matter rom what cause the obstruction
may arise. A few days In most eases will predGoe
the desired ehect; and although powerful yet no
arc pregnant should not use them, e. they have an
effect contrary 20 nature. -
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates irom well known nhygicians and apoth-
scaries can be had on Application to the agent, who
viii send the Pills, IL desired, b. mall post paid 20
any address, on receipt Of money. Sed in boxes
containing sixty pills, By 6l the principal drusgill
and dealers every where. Price Sl,0o D box +
g. ". OLAkR, Sen. agent.
IVf1sR2a TIE GuUsrior IT, fllsvaland. o.
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In CouFs 0f OOnnou Plsal

STaIe UnlO -
Ouyah, ga county IS. An O0afs % S1Allie1i Flaa--
julia A. WoOdzrd,
ys. SDiEOgcs.
George Woodard.
THE DEFENDANT. GEORGE
a WOODARp, vii rake uaiica that he ulsintiE,
julia HOOdard has this day Md her petition IN
ihe above named court a. King foe d380iufion Of
the Earrt8ge contraCt cause ASSIGNED. WIllf1l eh-
senee and adultery. The case viii b tr bearing a4
the November Term Of SAL Court.
Oot6bsr 2fth, lS6l. JULIA a W00DaRD
3. A DAyiDsnN. solieitGr- ootlsssi
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THE LONG PIPE.

TIE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
I t.lalz THE LONG PIPE.
-g1r-s- ~
st' THE LONG PIPE.
/ L
TIE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
u. THE LONG PIPE.
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From this
source Is obtained
ON of the right density,
Oil thA. viii not explode,
om that vii not crust the uiok,
Oil Of light color,
Oh that has not been soorGAsd,
on that is free from acid,
OIL that is free from alksH,
Oil that has been well settled.
Oil that Ii. free from smell
OIL in good, tight PACKAGE,
Oil with no dead rats in il
on that is aanti-dlabOlical,I
Oil that win make the mOst light
Oil ct q very low price,
Oil that nothing but caah viii buy,
Oil that gives entire Satisfaction.
Send your orders ts
l16 BANK STREET,
iIs BANK sTREKI.
IIs BANK STREET. aa
JIG BANK sTREEr.
ll6 BANK sTREEL
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DRESERFR YOUR CIDER.

TITO COAL OIL REFINERS-
GEETLEAEN: I bAEe en- article for rendering
On Bar els proof against Leakage, that ts eneape
and much more ConVenl, Mt to use than alne loT
thnt nur pose o. W. ClARK, ll9 superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

Professor Of EleetTopatty an9 Medic
~ Oico No. ~ ntario street, uD stairs, 1sW
doorB from the Public SQUARE.
EnfiF. fgInda - aHcepfnl7-l anEF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-26

GREAT SSow STORM AT BosToN- EmbaTgo on
Railroad Trarel.-Boston has been visited by
q real old fashioned snow storm, recalling, in
the length of its duration and in its effects
the traditional snow storms which in New
England, years ago, used to bury whole VIII
lagos. Commencing on Thursday forenoon, it
continued with unabated violence for nearly
two days The Journal says of it:
Such q tempest has not occurred hereabouts is
for years. The snow, damp and heavy, fell
In great flakes and was dashed with blind
ing fury into the faces of all who CHANGED 10
be abroad. Buildings exposed to the force of
the gale rocked and creaked from base to root ;
loose blinds and shutters annoyed their own
ers by tLeir con tinual slamming, or were blown
from their hinges and scattered about the
streets. IL great deal of damage was done TO
trees, both in the city and the suburbs: large
limbs were broken of and strewn about,
fences We're blown down, and swing signs car
ried away by the wind.
1.-The snow was blown III drifts into door
ways ana upon sidewalks and not ii little
muscular development Will result from the
exercises in the manual Of shovciing snow,
through which hundreds We're put i'll the
morning. The windward sides of buildings
received Il fresh coating, laid ON by the bois-
ferrous stucco- worker of the North, and the
ideal "winter SCIENCES, - often seen on canvas,
but seldom in nature in this latitude, were
fully realized in the fantastic dashes of the
pencil of the Storm King. The storm ceased
Ior Il few hours Friday morning, but having
gathered new strength noon approached, it
was renewed with fresh yigor un til one, When
il ceased
The railroads, both steam and horse, were
laid under a complete embargo. The snow
fell heavy and deep upon the tracks of city
railways, forcing Il substitution of Omnibuse 3
on runners for cars on all the roads except
the Cambridge, and even preventing this
mode OF conveyance between the Ierlnini of
the branch lines and the city. Up to half
past 10 in the forenoon nothing had reached
town over the Cambridge road from Water
to %n, Brighton, or West Cambridge. The
people of SomeryiIle, Medford, and Maiden,
We're equally unfortunate; while on the south
side OF the city, business men Were detained
until late hour.
The shore train from New York over the
Providence road was only an hour late hurs-
day night. 1t raiued between New Haven
and Providence most of the afternoon and
thus kept the track open.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-26

INCIDENT AT PEssACoLA.-A letter to the
Eufaula (Ala.) Express, from Barrancas, re-
lates the following incident which occurred
there:
A man named Doyle one of the workmen at
the Navy Yard, slipped over to Fort Pickens,
few nights ago, and come very near getting
in before he was discovered. He had bundle
of rat-tail files i'll his pocket and says, if ii
had not been for a sergeant holding lantern
up to his face as he was going in the door, he
would. have had every gun spiked in twenty
minutes. He was sent back by Slemmer, with
the request that he be dealt with. as he did not
wish TO do anything that might bring about 4
collision, which was so much to be de preca ted
Col. Clayton sent n note in reply, by the
hands OF private Bullock, (who, by the bye
has since been promoted to a corporalcy, j
stating that he would punish Doyle, but just
al this time he had too much need of his ser
vices in cast ting cannon balls. The conference
took place lust outside the fort.