Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19
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e A Blab, 90 ths he4d 0fva grave on ID
; PitisbErG Geld, whore four Illinois men or
buried, bears this laoonio insoFiption
"Four HerOes."
ms ofi0e of Athe MtmpEis Appeal hs
: been FenoEedst5 s9renada, Mississibpi. il
anticipation. ats says "of Federal move
AAehta' r. n "a snsmsonuuura ael t.Iu
Two daughters Of Mr.. D. Ward, Of To
ronto, we're drowned IN the hsy on SUNDAY
last BY the oapsiEing Of 3 sal. beat, ...
Mr.. h. Campbell, 6 merchant Il Nash
vile, bought sixty-6ix bales Of cotton Of /
planter In Giles county, Tenn, for Whicl
he paid cash but before be could remoVt
II the planter ordered It to be burned foi
the benefit Of the Southern Confsdera6y.
Judas betrayed our Lord for thirty pieces
Of silver; many protesting 0hristians
have, for 6 similar service, made ten times
the money, ..----, --.-.
The leading planters In the Island Of
Cuba ere IN favor ofimmedists steps being
taken for the gradual emancipation Of the
slaves, and with this view they have made
RspreseDtatlons 70 the Queen. Of spklA.
A AtyPographisal error Is /. .someli mes an
imprOEemenL A paper before Us ssya that
Cen, Sidney Johnston snd bis itlf sss at
CoFihth, ID T.a r'T "a M ~ 10 l-s'3
Why is General Floyd like one Of The
loyal Generals on the Potomac7 Beoause
be is EGenerAl Hooker. "a ti-a
The Michigan Southern Railroad; the
hFshsix days in Nag, moved mOfe freight
then in any six days since the road Wss
bnilt, In two days, 2l6 .lOsded CANS passed
through from Chicago. 'i.m
The HarTisbgrS Patriot has at length
discovered the existence and peFsOneI Of the
mysterious order Of the Knights Of the
Golden Cirele.I The chiefs are HPennsyls
vanians, who, since the An Ct March, 1861.
have been engaged in plundering the ns-
tional treasury. ~ y -.I'1 =
Last fell, but short tine before he re-
signed the Generalship,in-Chief, General
Scott told q member Of Congress from the
West that the backbone Of the rebellion
would be broken this May. aCan't It be |
done before, GeneTal9t No, sir no, sir; !
backbone Of the rebellion broken in Nav,
sir broken in May, sir. Can't be done |
before, sir"
"0ld Brains" Is the aigni6cant but
someWhat disrespeotful title bestowed upon |
Gen. HalIsok by his troops.
One arm in Sheffield produces every
week twenty tons Of crinoline. Il is esti- /
mated that enough orinOline has been man
qfactured in that city to sneircle the globe
several times. =.
Mrs, Partington makes Shakespeare say,
Sweet are the uses Of advertisement /
y is so II Shakespeare didn't say it.
An exchange quotes Fanny Fern as say.
ing that " 1t is just ss suitable to get mar
red without oourting, ss to attempt to sue
cted In business without advertising"
Henry Kuhl German, and Hamilton
v Whdoni Nirginia-bOth strong seces
SION llarmeFs-Eere to have been hung, i
thusdsy, ct BrsxtOR Court House, Vir-5
gina, for numbering young msn who /
vas on mis- way to join the Union camp in
bFa1ton county and had stopped at the
aeuse OF kuhl to rest. The murderers cut
ais head on with one stroke Of q scythe
II is singular that the rebels complain
ot having nothing to eat, when there is q !
tremendous stew" throughout the rebel
Inc FRENCH A44NllL4E OF marine 4au re- !
solved 70 send the iro7-ossed frigate Cou.
rome across the Atlantic, IS a decisive
trial, to test the seaWorthiness Of srmor-
plated steamers.
An Augusta (Me.) editor thus distin-
guishes between different sorts Of patriots; /
Some esteem it sweet and deoorous to die
for ones country others regard it sWeeter
to live for ones country; and yet others
hold it to be sWester still to live upon ones {
country" IA
The Albany and Boston Railroad Com. 4
pehY have recently had two passenger
ears rehtted for the special conveyance Of
wounded soldiers About half the seats in
Each car have been taken up, and the
plaOes flled With berths, six on a side,
which are furnished with hair mattresses
and pillows, blankets and covers. They
ara designed to accommodate some thirty b
soldiers each-tWelVe in bsrths and the
others in seats. Each car is to be furnished II
with saloon.
A lady in Falmouth, Vs, hiss received
letter from her husband in the rebel army,
in which he says; We have been whip.
ped and shall continue to be whipped uRs
til the close Of the war. / would give ell
I eID worth 70 be through with the damned
sfaiF." s-e
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