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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

PHLADBLPHIA, April 10.
A mob has been ranging the streets, making
every one show Union cOlOrs. Search was made
for the Office of the Southern Monitor, 10 destroy
the forms and hang the editor of the paper, but
II has suspended. Gen. Patterson's mansion was
threatened with destruction. He is charged with
secessiOnism. A heavy rain scattered the crowd
Several prominent Southerneys with secession
proclivities received warning from the so called
Vigilance Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

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ivsness.
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ofany disagreeabis taste renders It Easy to admins
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SCedar Street, New York,
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DIR. SWEETS

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, April15,
Immense citizens meeting was held to-day to
consider the present state Of public Affairs. Party
Issues were buried and our people are a unit for
the maintenance Of the Government. Volunteer
companies are enrolling throughout the State to
be in readiness for any emergency.
Gov. Blair is expected TO call an extra session
of the Legislature Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
FROM L~nuIsYILLR.
LOUISVILLE April Is.

LOuIsyILLEi April IS.
The Teceatn news has considerably paralyzed the
people and they have not yet recovered from its
sdects.
Companies are enlisting for the Southern Con-
federacy. II is rumored that several start to-
morrow. The citizens generally deplore the po-
sitiong of Liucoln's proclamation.
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FROM NEW MRxICO,

FoRT KEARNET, April Is.
Col. Miles, incommand of E. and +. compa-
MES and a band of I'd Infantry, consisting of
Lieut.. Duties, AdjGtant Lieut.. Hawkins. Quar-
ter-master Capt. Steele, Lieuts. Reyes and Band,
and i61 rank and file, marched this morning via.
Omaha. to Fort LeaVeuWOrth.
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HARp On ZEE TRAITORs.

P~HILADELPHiA, Y n, AprlIIo,
There Is still much excitement about the Pal.
mettO Flag ONCE. The whole square is blocked
up with people. The Mayer and Police have
possession Of the building. A large American
Flag is suspended across Tie street. Some damage
has been done TO the interior OF the Office by the
mob It would have been entirely torn out but
for the interference Of the Mayor.
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WASHINGTON

WAsHIhGToS, April IS.
John {. Baum has been appointed Postmaster
at Cincinnati.
The War Department accepted the Governor
of Rhode Islands offer Of a Regiment, TO be sent
to Washington without delay.
Three Regiments in the District of Columbia
have rendered their services to the Government.
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Last Night's RepOrt.
RATTOROUs DIspATCH.

WAsHfSerON, April15
Geo. n. Sanders has t~elegraphed the following
dispatch to Dean Richmond, August Belmont,
Mayor Wood, and Others
One hundred thousand meTcenary soldiers can
not occupy and hold Pensacola. Tie entire
South Is under arms. The negroes are strength
ening the military. The place will be quickly
conquered. Northern Democrats standing by the
Southern people, will not be held responsible for
Lincoln's acts. State sovereignty is fully recog-
nized. Protect your social and commercial ties
BIZ resisting BiGck Republican federal RggFes-
siOns. Pennsylvania, by her legislature, should
repudiate the war action The commerce of
Rhode Island and New Jersey Is safe when dis
tinguis1abie. Hoist your dag.
TSigned) GEO N. SANDERS.
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FURT8FR FOM THE WAR.

WA8HINHIUhi ApIII 10
When Major Anderson's quarters were burning
Cen Beauregard sent offers Of assistance before
the white nag was run up. Senator Wigfal re-
ceived the sword Of Major Anderson and return
ed Il to hin. n--
The feet Is stnl of CharlsstoD
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FROM INDIANAPOLTs.

April Ie.
The excitement continues undated. Recruit
ing has been brisk all day, and all the private
military companies are filled and others are
forming. A flying artillery company was organ
lied to night. The Governor is hourly receiving
offers oftrOops from all parts of the State.
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lnIlNaN
~MfscnNsrN ARnnsTNG.

MfLWAUKEE, April 10.
The war news created intense excitement here
and ali through the State influential men are
tend erlng their seryiees 70 the Governor
The motion t. adjourn the Legislature was re
sclnded and now Il Is holding ah extraordinary
session on the state Of the country.
A bill 70 put the State on 8 war footing passed
both Houses Yesterday,
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ILLINOIs IN III .

CHICAGO, Apr 10.
A detachment Of one hundred and sixty men
under command Of Ma. Pemberton, lett St Paul
this morning en- route for Washington.
Major Morris. with go men, and Sherman's
battery will follow as soon as they arrive iron
Fort Ridgely.
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NEW o q RESPONDS.


Gov. Morgan sent q Message to the Legislature
on the Presidents proclamation. lie earnestly
urged the Legislature without delay 70 confer
the power to embody and equip the militia for
nuhlc defanse
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FRonf NORTH
WILM1NeroN. n. d. AZ.

WIMINeToN, n. O. April 10.
The Presidents proclamation was received
CONTEMPORARY and Indignantly. The Union
men denounce the administration.
Great rejoicing on account of the surrend-
er effort Sumter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
FROM INDIANA.

4~HDLAAAFULIH ApfI 10.
Gov. Morton will issue a proclamation to-
morrow, calling for six regiments of volun-
tears for immediate service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
FROM RICHN1OND.
RIoHMoND, ApriI Is.

hI0HAoNDI April 10.
The Presidents proclamation was received
with execration. The public is f~earfully ex-
cited, and say that the military would sooner
die than respond to the call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
FROM ALBANY.

ALBAST, April IS.
Recruiting offices were opened tonight, and a
large number enrolled.
Gov Morgon received from the War depart
ment a reQuisition for seventeen Regiments.
The Legislature passed the three million bill to
arm and equip the militia.
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THR DoMTNTCAN RRYOLUFION.

Adviees from San Domingo say that the sur
render Of the Republic 10 Spain took the people
BY surprise. and i was hinted that there will be
q bloody revolution. The English and French
Consuls protested and struck their flags Up to
the 22d our representative had no move.
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Y-OLUNTEERs Az FRRmnNr.

Fremont, o., April is.
Most Intense excitement prevails. Lieut.. Til
lotson is raising q volunteer company: the people
are ready TO sustain the constitution and the laws;
stars and stripes are waving from the principal
hotels and public buildings, and there Is but one
feeling among the people, and that is-the Gov
eminent must be preserved at all hazards.
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EXCITEMENT N PHILADELPmA.

LHILADLLfhIAl April 70.
The following is the speech made by Mayor
aenry 70 me excited mob which thr0nged the
Palmetto flag building this morning
teilew Countrymen by the grace Of Al
mighty God treason shall never rear its head or
have a toothold in Philadelphia. Qmmmense
appleuse) call upon yOu rs American citizens
to stand by your flag and protect It at ali hazards
81 the point Of the bayOnet If necessary, but in
doing, SO remember the rights due your fellow
eitizens and their property. Immense cheering.)
mat nag was an emblem of the Government and
l cali on all good citizens who love their country
and It's nag, TO go to their respective places Of
ABODE, leaving the constituted authorities of the
CITY thetask Of projecting the peace and prevent
ing every act which could be construed into trea.
sonto their country. The Mayor then raised the
stars and stIipea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
FROM PITTsBURGa.
PrTrsBuRGH, April 10.

PrTTsRuRaH, April 10.
The war news has created intense excite
ment here, and business has almost suspend
ed since Saturday.
The Presidents proclamation has thor
oughly aroused the military spirit and seve-
raj companies have volunteered to sustain
the integrity OF the Union.
Tonight there is an immense gathering at
the city hall, opened by the Mayer, who in-
trOdnced the venerable Wm. Wilkins rs
President.
Resolutions declaring undying fealty to
the Union and approving of the course Of the
Legislative and executive branches Of the
State Government in responding to the call
of the Presidents disregarding all p~artizan
feeling, and p~ledging the lives, fortunes and
sacred honor in defence Of the Union; ap-
pointing a committee Of public safety, were
adopted unanimously also, a resolution ap-
proving of the action of the Philadelphia
Banks for the prompt offer of money to the
Government.
The meeting was addressed by Judge VIII
kins, Thos. N. Marshal, Hon. P. @. Shannon,
DR.. McCook, Ex-Gov. Johnston, A. W.
LOOMS, and other prominent cit zens of all
parties, which ELECTED immense applause.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers
for the Union, the Constitution and enforcing
the laws.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

.OANFORD'S LIVER ny LGGh.
~ ADOR never DebiEtatss. L Is ,oh,ozaA
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tablished tact, 3 Standard Medioine, knoaE elrl -
proved By AL Who have ned Il, and ID now rs7rta
70 with e0lhdsncs In all diseases for Whicb NJ
It has cured thousandsg . within ths lastt y pan
who had given qp al9 HOPES Of relief as o.
numerous unsolicited % icer1ihcatea Is my posses
ThSdosem must be sdsp4EE ted to the tempe wsa
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Let the dictatsg Of yoHrA Judgment guide yol
The use cf ths LIFERiG NHlGORATOk, and
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PRIOE ONE B0LLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also SRnford's Family Casharic PliA
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and Do
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keep in any climate.
The IAAlLI CAIhARTlO PILL q ssln8 bui
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ThecOnstanty increaa-f- Ing demand tr0m taos
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The Profession WellI- lknoa that different ca
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The Family CatharticE PHI has, with due reAr
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the Back and Loins,Cos-4 IdVsness, Pain snd sore
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Head-Acha, o. Weights IN the Head, all IndEm
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Rheumatism, 9 great Purifier Of the Blood and NAM
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ED-The Liver Invig0rator and Family Cafbard
PILLS are rstailsd BY Druggi8ts generally, and sold
wholesale b. the Trade IN all the large own
8. T. W. BAHEoHD, H. D.
Manufacturer and Proprisfcr,
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EHILADALfhlAi ApIaL 10.
Thu excitement In this city has subsidized. At
the various military rendezvous volunteers are
enlisting rapidly, especially among the German
population.
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ERoM MONTGOMERY

JEFF. Davis answer TO President Lipcolu,s
Proclamation Is rough and curt. It is az foloWs:
Fort Sumteri s ours and nobody Is hurt with NOR
tar, psixhan and petard. We tender to Old ABE
eur Beaurogard,
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uIPORTANr NEWS.

NEW York, April 1a.
Aspecial Washington telegram to the Post in.
Inmates that such orders have been sent to Lieut.
Slemmer, that he would probably open fire with
ovt waiting for an attack, if attempts were made
70 strengthen the position Of the Confederate
States.
A company Of Federal troops left for Fort
Washington, on the Potomac, to-day.
Some Maryland troops will probably soon be
called to assist in the defence Of the Capital.
More Of the local military are offering their
services to the government to-day.
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FORFIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, April Is.
The steamer Fult n arrived this morning from
Southampton April 90.
The sales Of cotton for wo days were II coo
BreadStuas dun, and quotations barely main
tanned
consols sl1@slH for money aK@0l@ for
10 chsnge in the rate Of discount is expected
before the 9th. Short loans at 6K97.
The Emperor Of Austria rejected the democratic
programme Of the Hungarian leader, who de-
handed an absolute separation Ct the Hungarian
administration from that of Austria. The EN-
peror intends abiding BY the reforms already
Riois had taken place at Russian Poland.
Queen Victoria will receive the Ambassador Of
the King ofItaly.
Il Is rumored that Garibaldi had requested his
omsers 20 assemble in fourteen days
Gari5aidiheld B conference with Victor Emsn-
vel a. Genoa on the ID.
HussIA.
The oanos9ions granted By the Car had not
The Austrian Gazette says that upwards Of $50
Hungarian volunteers have gone to Naples.
The DUKE OF Newcastle has been appointed
Governor GeueTal Of India.
Trade In France is stagnanti In consequences OF
the alarming political situation Of Austria and
Italy.
arm. with sales II about 800 bales.
london. April 3-Nessrs. Giles, Sons 4 Bar
kers report that with further considerable arri-
walls Of foreign wheat, barley, oats aud hour, the
trade opens very quiet Tor All articles. Prices Of
wheat about as on Monday, buteasieF for spring
corn.
sugsr-Business limited, but prices unaltered.
Refined is wanted.
~Conee-smAil supplies and wanted. Clear ma
tive CeyionEslls 81 b2Go5s.
Tea-Mcierate sales.
Rice wanted sw sellers Al previous quota
Cens5ls-lfoney. sixas1H account, ak@
orally fat.
There Is 6 reported rising in Portugal in oonse.
oueuce Of the oppressive taxation.
Wearing mourning IN Folana = becoming
general,
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MAINE

BANGOR, April15
A special session of the Legislature is called
Maine will respond promptly TO the call of the
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Z. s. MARSHAL FOR THIS DISTRICT.
WAsHISeToS, April Is.
The President has appointed Earl Bill as Mar
shall Of the Northern District Of Ohio.
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n. Y. STOCK MARKEE APRIL Is.
fHK T~EERGRAPHl

Market a little irregular but generally pretty
steady and active. Chicago & Rock Island 4sE; Ca
land, Columbus 4 Cincinnati IS; Panama lO64; ILL.,
nois Central script 544; Michigan Southern lsH;
do guaranteed 80; Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy 81;
Michigan Central 86i Hailem l2hi do preferred 33h;
Hudson ~; New York Central tx; Reading By:
Missouri 6 53A: North Carolina 748; Virqinia IS:
Pacific Mail IS; United States 81 Of 81 coupons sOH.
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D IL ofE0TIY &c % D

MECHANICS, FEREERs & WORKING MEN.
THE attention Of the enterprising and industrious pog-
j ton Of the community Is directed 20 ne follD8ing
slatemsntsan and liberal Inducements offered them ~ the
uLINOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they will perceive, VIII enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS or ILLINOIS.
No State IN the Valley Of the Msslssippion offers 30 great
"a inducement 10 the settler as the State OF ufnos.
There Is no portion Of the world where all the condi-
dons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine to pro-
duce those two great staples, CORS and WmAT, as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State lies within tho zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil g admirably adapted TO the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat is worth from IS 70
20 cts. more per bushei than hatr raised further north.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of the p~rairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving to Illinois in great num-
bers. The area OF Illinois Is about equal to that Of En-
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich that IL WhlsuppOrttwenty
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous to a railroad 700 miles
in length, which connects with other roads and navga-
bic lakes and rivers, thus ahording an unbroken com
muuG4HQ4 VIII l9 EAstcEA anu IoAh-9AA AAAlls
= APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been appisd 70 de-
veloping the soil the great resources Of the state in
coal and iron are almost untouched ThetnEaria5le rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best Wheref food andfuel
are cheapest, viii follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
in the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at least
fve hundred thousand people will be engaged IN the
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over 500 ,OOo, 600 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch as
part OF fheincome from several or these works, with
a valuable public fund in lands, go to diminish lhesate
expenses 1.-THE TAE REuGHT, and must consequently
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
n Ssats dt Is only s1O1O5 ,Ses "A, and ailip d.
E1a Ayss years has beea reduced S~2,S59,T46 50, and al
nav reasonably expect that in ten gears 4 VA become e.
Rnet
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands soil, climate,
j. w Fl
For the names OF he Towns, VIui
ROiS Cent. n, h. see pages ass, TSS
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8rass fumudra.

lanes a. ODELL, Brass
% FOUEDER AND MAGgFAcTgRER. d
NdsW doors rom 5uperiorgtrests Cleveland, Ohio. j.
& prepared 70 furnish all ktnds. Of work ussd nl
pged n the Plumbing Bu8inogg. Beer Pumps q all
dndE madss and reptgpd. Bras Casing dgRa tafy
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RHODE ISLAND LEGIsLATURE.
TN ARMs.

Providence, April Is.
The Governor has called a special session of the
Legislature.
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EPsllAN4I, Mleh., De-. b, -.


Not long since I sent to you for q box Of Cephalic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tivensBs, and received the same, and they had 90 good
an edeOl that l was Induced to send fore mUre.
Please send By return mail. Direct 70
rH4s A. u.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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PORT OF CLEVELAND.
RKTERED-April 10.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, 24s sacks potatoes, ss
bbls do, l6I bags barley, 2O do oats, no
pkgs mdse, so hf bbls fish.
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, 50 tons mdse.
SehT. r. J. Gibbs, Rooney, Toledo, 100 bush wheat.
schr. Pearl, PIT. Stanley, 5000 bush barley.
Schr. Union, Barrow, Burwell, "a bags peas, 26 u
shingles.
Seow Crinoline, Green, Toledo, IS NJ slaves.
SeOw l. c. Pendleton, Duncsn, K0lly's Island, 2
cords lime stone.
~CLRARRD,
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Mendoza, WEIGH, Chicago, 400 bbls tar, l405
kegs nails, q pkgs mdse, 262s bars iron, $50
doZ rakes, 600 pkgs mdse.
Tug Cleveland, Moody, Milwaukee.
Bark Badger State, DTury, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal.
schr. r. J. Gibbs, ROony, Toledo.
Schr. Grace Murray, Moore, Chicago.
Scow Mary & Lucy, Burke, Detroit, ltO tons coal.