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CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNG, APRIL d 1862
ti6ASd AZ Ca6atia and iesl Psrov. Of the |

fibh6d il Gh6tda, and feSli Percy, Of the
NOrthqpbsrland Psroys, now also station
ed In Canada, Is regarded In official cir
olss ss an event which claims for them .
oor dial reception. They are considered ss
types Of more friendly and generous
GLASS in England than the, members Of
Parliament, correspondents OF the press,
aud others, who after visiting the South re-
turned 10 Great Britain ympathiEing with
the rebels.
The Secretary Of War directs that here
after no person not belonging to the o. 8.
service shall be perm tied to take passage
in any public transport without the special
permission Of the War Department.
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AInni Poor nlason.

Tue Philadelphia Inquirer,in commenting
upon MssOR's late conduct upon = visit to
Parliament when heapplsaded 8 secession
speech, says;
But though we can but laugh ct Mr.. Ma
son, We oGn hardly wonder ct the poor man 9
misbshaVioF under his intense excitement.
TIE fate OF Q newborn nation hung trem-
bling in the balance, and when his six hun
dred blooksde-defying ships vanished like
the Flying DntohmaR, dWindling TO 8 lean
nineteen, and causing his baby Empire to
kiok, bumbl against the beam, We should
not blame HIM had he tern his hair and
cursed his stars, snd even SHE'D q plug Of
caVsndish ct the head Of Lord John Rus
sell. But not ell the tobacco Of Virginia
viii ever enable him to expeo crate his dis.
gust, nor can KsRtueky give him enough Of
Bourbon, nor France Of Burgundy, 70 drown
his gathering griefs. We mourn for him,
and viii here record his epitaph in beau
tiful Latin, though the first Of it We have
unhappily forgotten
Soar IN PACE
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" 81 20 Havs DC VhssII8s.
Ghs Wheeling lntelligencer says truly
What Is IT ana who sit that have built

Ihs wheeling lntelligsnoer says truly
What Is It ana Who isit that have built
up he city Of wheeling
let those who worship the niggaE inter-
est answer this question.
HeVs niggsfs mads this oity2 Has Mig
geR legislation made jt9 Have those VINO
sWear By the niggeF msde Il 4
E0l Mol Fer fsom t. Anything else,
ard hnybody else bat The WOrshipPers Of
aiEgsr interests.
1as ski, hard work, and diligsnt pa
tent tell ef White meia from abroad-fr6m
che great free States, have mada this city.
20 them she owes her property. She
would HeFeF have been m1Ee thhn q miser-
abls, dsoaying, eiekly EirginiG town had
g not been for the enterprise, the lie, he
work and capital that has found its way
among as.
Who is Il that build our wagons and car
riae8 n this city1 Eras Stale men. Who
g L that manufacture our glass and Ps-
Psr2 Free Stie men. Who = It that
make cur hsils, spikes, sxles, railroad iron,
&sf Free State men.s
Yes, free State men, ell Of them. Nearly
al the business Of this city; nearly every
bEonoA Of trade that has given the city
Importance has been built 40 snd carrie
On By fres Etsta imnie erauis.J They are the
Life, bone, muscle, and sineE Of the city.
Take them away snd the city would MOI
bring the price Of old clothes. -,- -,.
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FROM FT. MONROE.
m.-m No.. A,

EOAt uONAOhl ApfAA h
A flag Of truce sent cut by the Flag Ship
today, brought back two ladies, the hrst
passengers for the North for some weeks.
The Richmond Examiner and Dispatch
Of this morning are received. The former
is printed on q half sheet. Both papers are
entirely barren Of news.
The official report Of Gov. CLARK, Of
North Carolina, states the rebel loss ct
NeEbsrn follows; "a killed, and lO1
wounded and 4l8 missing and prisoners,
total, 678 ..-..-
Vim Quinn arrived at Richmond yester-
dsy from Warrington He is q ns i've OF
Virginia. Is1
Capt John d. Morgan, who is styled the
Marion Of the war, also arrived in Rich-
mOnd yesterday FAA .
On board the Monitor to-day the vote OF
thanks passed by the New York Chamber
OF Commerce, was read to all hands; great
enthusiasm Was exhibited.
Lieut.. WOrden viii assume command Of
the Monitor as soon ss be Feoovers injuries
which according to latest accounts is short
ly expected. ...
The weather continues pleasant and faY-
orble for military operations.
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A LAKE CAPTAIN ABRoAD.-Cspt. C. D.
Pierce, formerly Of our Lakes, has been for
some time engaged in Russian trade, and
has Just contrscted to furnish the French
Government 100000 ties year for three
years, for the failTsad between Msrseilles
and Paris. he gets the timber in Circas-
sia, and is paid 100000 frances psr year
on the delivery Of the shove number
Capt Pierce has nov three lake vessels
the Sexton, KershsW and Blsck Hawk,
which are ct present iunning between the
Black Sea ports and London, but which he
intends loading With eargoes direct for the
upper American lskes,on their arrival. An
other lake vessel, the. Hugh Barclay, re-
Gently teok in q cargo ct .sbon for Rio,
at which port she is to load with coffee
for home
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Terrible steambOar.

A correspondent on the Mississippi
writes thus Of southern preparations to
whip the Fedsrals:
3 But the great thing which Is to wipe
out Lineoln" is an iron. clad gunbOat, Of
light draught, heavy guns, and sixteen
BOILERS. Think Of that ye OinoinnatiAns,
and tremble. It was taking in its guns
and ammunition when my informant left
Other powerful iron boats were nearly
completed. Oh for q Monitor on West
ern waters
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This Mornings RsporI
FROM WASHINGTON.

] MAtHlA6IQhs ApEAl =.
Tribunes dispatch: .,e a
WIN. q. Russell, Of the London Times
has engaged passage to England iH tb'
next Cunsrd steamer. Fa.u .g
Times special;
The COMMITTEES on the Conduct Of the
War have examined several Witnesses
bearing upon the charge Of atrOeities By
the rebels upon cur wounded soldiers, ct
the battle Of Bull Run, and the evidence
SO far is a disgraceful record against the
ohiyalrous southerners. : - .--.f 17f
The House Committee on Printing intro.
duoed q resolve O-dsy providing for the
printing Of 100 900 copies Of the final re-
port of the Commissioners on War 0lsims,
at st. Louis.
Il is asserted in oficial circles that Brig
adler General Roseorans is to be prO4Oted
a Msjor General
The Grand Jury of the District oGCOl-
umbis has found two bills Of indicthent
against Horace Gresly for an attack made
upon the Marshal Of the District in the
columns Of The N. Y. Tribune
A military hospital has been ordered to
be establiBhed at New Albany, Indiana,
and Jefferson Barracks, near st.. Louis,
have been converted into military hSspi-
tai. @ ' lar
The Secretary of War has communicated
to Congress his opinion that the present
organisation OF the medical bureau Isl in
adequate 10 the service. BE has authorized
the Surgeon General Of New York, uRder
the direction Of the Governor, To- OrgahiEe
corps Of volunteer surgeons, to render ned
ioal aid when requested. A similar orR AN
ization has been msde under the govkrn-
ment Of Pennsylvanisi and valusbTe 5er-
vice has been rendered. .-
The Times correspondent telegraphs. to-.
night from Budd's Ferry, ss follows:
HOoKER's DTvIsIoE, Thursday April 3.
Corps Of picked men belonging to the
Excelsior Brigade left Liverpool Point, hn-l
der the command Of Gen Siokles, early on
Tuesday morning, for Stafford Courthouse,
on Eeconnoisance.
The troops landed ct Shipping Point
batteries and marched from thence past
Dunfries, through Aqua to Stafford Court
house. -iaae n
There was skiFmishing between body
Of six hundred rebel cavalry and the 3D.
vanoed corps Of SioklsS command, pix
miles this side Of Stafford, and firing on
both sides was continued until We reached
that place.
The rebels In their retreat set Are to the
town and all the stores. Our forbes
promptly stopped ths -oonAagrstion. A
number Of prisoners, horses, stores, So,
fell into Our hands. 5s
From Brooke Station force Of 1900
rebel infantry, and 3 battery Of six Geld
pieces, were moving up to the support, Of
their cavalry. After remaining three
heurs in Stafford, crmp 6res we're built on
the hills to deceive the rebels, while DUR
forces withdrew from the place.
Gen. siekleS with part Of his corps, 81
rived back at Shipping Point this morning.
The rest came in ct Brent'B Ferry, opposite
Liverpool Point. slis4 .l
Our casualties we're two wounded and q
few missing. The corps marched forty
eight miles In seventeen hours over the
worst mountain roads.
At fredericksburg there are few troops.
They are falling back to Richmond. The
cit Eens state that the Confederate Govern.
ment intend abandoning Norfolk. 81
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lAHzTART Confusion, CEE1RAL OFEIoE, I
WssHueroE, March Is, 1852.

Dspots, to the nearest Of which supplies
should be seat By contributing societies
and individuals, in Ohio, and where they
viii be assorted and transhipped according
% The varying demands for different Arti=
eles Of tie various columns and fleets Of
the Army and Navy:
soldlsrsi Aid sOeisty Of Northern Ohio,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CiDoinnati Branch Of Sanitary Commis-
sion, Cincinnsti, Ohio. t.
Columbus Branch Of Sanitary Commits
Glcn, Columbus Ohio.
Distributing Dspots are also established d
at Fortress Monroe, Virgins; Port Royal,
South Carolina; Key West Florida; Ship
Island, Mississippi; st. Louis, Missouri, and
Nashville, Tennessee.
Articles kosf lise1s5 -Woolen shirts, bed
tiSks, q feet BY u pocket haDdksrohisis
hospital drawers, (musiinI F5PllPPfrs Hht
sld baadaess, lsllies. c II
.fralss Net Needed Quilts, pillow cases,
canton flannel under-ciethiRg. pillows End
cushions, preserves. y
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FIrst Truin On Tho Baltimore 6 Ohio.

HIT Irnin On INC baltImore Q UhIos
The frst train over the Baltimore hib
Railroad since the completion Of the dam.
aged thoroughfare reached this city yester-
day morning at o'clock. Wm. P. Smith,
Master Of transportation, came through TO
the city, togsther with two or three of the
directors The train left Baltimore with
nine or ten cars and guard Of forty sol-
diers, but upon reaching Cumberland the
guard and most OF the ears were dispersed
with. -
In accordance with the order Of General
Kelley, Capt Frank Buell., Of the Pierpoint
Battery, fred one hundred guns, in honor of
the arrival Of the train RAsslilQ LHtsiE-
qeaeE. ~
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PARsON BROWNLOw IN CINCINNATI


The public reception Of -RAflon Brown
low OF Pixies Opera House last night was
an immense affair. Every available spot
in the house was occupied.
NJ. BroWnloW was introduced to the su.
dienoe By Joseph @. Butler, President of
the Chamber Of Commerce, In few app{o-
pirate remsrks. grd il17- AiaAT
Mr.. BroWnloE speech, relating his eI-
peFience Of the operations Of the rebellion
in East Tennessee, and the sufsrings Of
himself and Of the Union men while ih-
prisoned ct Knoxville, Was listened to with
profound attention. ltr
Speeches we're also made by Gen. s. r.
Carey and Lieut.. Gov. Fiske, Of Kentucky,
Resolutions were adopted demanding 9
vigorous and uneeasing prosecution Of the
war, and punishment Of leading traitors
resolving that the flag of the Union shall
again float triumphantly over the walls oi
Sumter and from every other fort belong.
ing to the Union that our Warmest sym
psthies sre with our distinguished guest
and calling upon the Federal GOFernmsni
to afford spesdS relisf 70 he libysl Union
men Of the South, especially those Of East
Tennessee s4i - 7--- 3
The exercises OlOssd By singing Hsil
Columbia, " by q large number OF children
from the public schools Of the city, who
were seated on the stage. t.g
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This Af6srnOOn's RepOft {.
FROal WAsHIrNiaToN,L.. ]. :

! ~ WARRINGTON, April 5.
Complaints hsVing been made 81 the
commanders Of military posts that move.
ments sre impeded and discipline rslSxed
~ the presence of msloland fsmsls visit
Ors, the Secretary Of War has ordered that
no passes be granted 10 visit Fortress
d0nEos, CT other mllltssg pestsi 4t0Aony
person mot engaged in military service;
and has authorized somnadders Of mili-
tsEy posts TO remove all persons not en-
gagged in the service. Z. q rTgF
Passes for purposes oftFsde and business
ere also refused.
The arrival here Of Lord EdFsrd Cay.
endish, son 81 The late Duke Of Devon.
Ehtla, Lerd csst, e the RiAs Brigade StA-
..5.ae EsI = llst
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Weishs Of Cannon Balls.

RI HeaH AE14 me laQ1llu AEAIelefsi
Il Is not generally known or reoollected
that the weight Of spheres er balls does not
increase proportionally with their diane
ter, but Tauch more rapidly--or that the
weight Of G bail Of 5ix inches diameter Is
not double but aigkt times as grsat Is that
Of bail thee inches In disnetsri but 90
e q. We sre, therefore, strong u inelined
q ne opinion that balls e s2o.iRoh diames
TER fth6 introduction Of which has recently
bso1 suggssted) would be rendered Of little
ase b thelF weight alone, without taking
ilte oollidsrstioq powder enough 70 Pf0Pfl
s16m. s.. iosg "a sli1g
Assumiaethe speoiAo gravity cast iron
% Be q l-5 q i207) imsB .thEt Of distilled
WstsE, and that the balls are perfect spEsres
thUir weight VIII be as fSll6 vs. IA pounds
eud. teufhf.at f.,. E. III y --I-- Il I
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PLATING & BELL HANGING

SILVER PLATING GuD BELE 6AEGnss.
THE SUBSCRIBER rs PREP PA-3s
- HD . re-plste spQor1i horzl5 1e1ztarei E-lif
Dishe1 and IN other articles Of tabo ware, - rof
- new: also. Stair RodB, Door AnohE lEII an7 -
ho ra-patsd or plated % order, by hand cF siecros
prooenls ns Eoof q alg oihef a7saAishEiglt = ihs
e1lnslIt
BaLL HAHGfhas .z5m Ell
FFonptiy sssandsd - and 81 EcrE urzr-7i tr1ran
EapneGsnted, st1oal5aa W rftool. -H =
Boom No. Meotanic'l Blcck. nurusr n p-,-r-s
al1 onfaElo stresfls l1p 8tslfl. it ll--
- I3FkCEAO HIM Ek, turains-t ta.srrs
1sWs-iast 81 ~ 81 8aIial Fiarti7lsE,
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RTLi.IARn nArnH.

tr.- -b N9W R0BK, April 8.
A billiard match bet cen Foley and
Deery mas won BY Foley BY faur hundred
ana ninety sight points IN game Of one
thousand. II1FHE
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GueEsl Grant though hardly forty Year,
q aqe, has been in seventeen battles, e
thTos q Which he oonnla16ed, end aFns Is
IL Hsxioaa war. I.t5a /
TEAgAG0E 0A9aAH9
vas 0H .EHg1 1e-l-a 1
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C0-PARTNERSHIP.

G0-PARENERShIP NOTICE.
" The undsrsigned have formed a ParInership
& De condactet under the fru name Of r. p MTe,a
T. p Myers bsins gent raj D irtnsr and II o. Rouse
. special partner bosh hsnR residents Of leyeIsnG
MO. y. y. Eouss contr bubes 10 the common eioek
the sum Of siI4I housand Five Huudreu IioilarS
Ihe Anera nature of the business to be transact.
Ga Z IN Of the manufacture sale Of sfoysS and
hollow Ware. Also-ihy sale Of Tinners' Stock
This oO-partnershlp 70 date from peb-1srv lst
le62 and terminate tbs Frs day of FsbrnsTT isss
In witness whereof We hereuntO set our haaus and
seals tins nTst DAY Of February, 1852 -'7 -
Z. 2, MYERS, ILsI
STATE OF OHIO, lss 49, u -
Ouyahoss County, %
,,..,, ~ OLETELAED, March IS, 1872
- BeraonaIy appeared before me - p Myers and 4
hogee, Who acknowledged The siRnibF z and seat
lug q the above instrum nt their free ACT spd
deeo Tor the purposes therein mentioned
.L--. SAMUEL FOLJHMBE
MAIltiS54 Justice Of The Ptaoe.
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OEBVELAND, COLUMBUS {
~ QlaF4HAA4I zA4LRQhD.as3 q



Isa-a yEINERE AHBAHe8liE Euf. ~.
. o. aaaiEg MO6dsg, Fo7saSsf ssE, 81. =
ger Trains VII leave Cleveland aI foli0UEI--ff-
FiFst Trsin-sO9 a. M.sto1plnE a. al stsfiorS a.
Gioh, I6eTis, Edsn, berlin Snd orS5sSc--s- ..6-
wing 6 Orsgtlina le.50 A. n; Oofunlhfl ID n
Tnaiasspoiis S:66 p. II : sIoGisviiTs > -
e LeuiI la;a6 A. H. Ohie4go va Oregtlias8
second Tratn-7.s5 2. M.-8toppinE e All r,-eio,r
lt1rias Adeni HafilLls Lewis Cen Ers, tlfi - -
a5lgy 4955a5sngtS993l arriving g eEs1tl n ll ~,
elnnaf - A. n; Indianapolis 90a y. = :, q.
houis llsst Z. H.; Eoui1vflla z:I5 p. -; Ciio5s
Tralns stop 70 save PssssnesFs At tll 1tatol 40
stop only 70 ta<a Passenger On lignul sHs11lsnl
TrsiSS leave Colunabus as follovss 4, 5sfz-a-.5c
A. n, md arrive IN ClsFe,and e $40 A. d p TFIi1
-a;ls ?. A.i sd arrives IN olssaland 80 y -
OOHHROTIo HEI aa 40
hsIny, 5andulEy, Eanslald 9 HaEnrf RsHror1 A.
e.anslelas 1ls. Vernon, Newark, lzane1llllS
Orls;lius. PittsbuEEh, Eort WAYNE 3 o6issro RsH.
TI5 - y7-l9 = ~ se1ao DelDacai
-. s2S Elii i5f s6sssid. SooSss-. - -
salIoa a5d Bsllsi5htsins Rsirol Ina. - ,r,s,
bellel21lalnls eld1agf euinn. j On,
Gnapols IeLrO hauts, Fincannes, HInlI7
TiAei louisville, Cara, 81. Irou'E, -
DsiaEaTst Eith spEinsaeld, AZ. Vernon s1d PTS.
burgh &a!lroad for 4prihEnsld- ~
9ol44oa-l 9lslle -lla5l1 = getunpuli sLll Erni1
sAtlEQad5 loE 4nnia. ElTfon, fnil1lf' ~
Ierre hantes s.. Aquis, Morrow, 20 ~
and OLnClhnatli and Eith the-ofr5 ~
EEsipgl 1aiiruas e. Qinciuutfi - Hstli
VIE, E9angFflls, Cairo, 81. Lr1gil 90 q
points on the Ohio river. y ~ ~ - =
UclImbu1s geutEal Dhto Raiir0ad ioE flIuaEr -
Tiles Whoelinsr Ae,, Columbna. -. 9
Indiana Raiir0ad foI Pidua, Ufd5 "a
- Eor Ilcko3 % ali DoiHiT rnd infa1l
Dly ~ the Raagengef station, and e untan TIri-7f
OmGs H7 Suportor gtreat. IL
Cleveland. Nov. lfh, ISL = .--'757
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A FENALE LIEUEEEAEF.-The Troy Bud
get learns from 8 private correspondence
that one Of the companies on the Potomac
has been for . short time in command Of q
good-looking lieutenant, who turned cut TO
be q lady from that city. Being o woman
she could not well put away Womsnish
ways, and she was arraigned before q mil
itary tribunal, where she plead guilty to
the charge Of belonging to what is gener-
ally denominated the weaker sex. 1t
Tould seem that she vas engaged to the
CaptEtn Of the company, and adopted what
she ooGsidsrsd the best II not the most
prpPer Ray Of msnifesting her sttachment
to him. We presume- that she was ten.
dsEsd leave Of absence IS result Of the
inTesfiEatiun.
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Oalneotionl MANASSAS H1nzoaVills with fhs ga1s
duaky, Mansnold and HsE1rk B. R., a Clyds W.
ne sordH3llf DlI ton lnd lclz1taH q r. Al -
mont with Fremont & Indiana ~ - - ~ 75oIsio
uiElI tho AichiJsn solf1dlnl 4 A0flhsIIi fInsiS7S
md Ioisdo and Nahagh Railr1ads for 0hiuaTr, D.
gairo, ton So EoQisi md ai 1ailtl eEt, EoTf6,
U1l9 nrn Honrhr1H1f.
49, ns - A. M aad 80 2. \. Etoin Ea1duSdT
= n ~ 49, tadI t n r75s5
Usvslaud Hcl-G sesl- - = = = ~ -,
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Gpneral schsHek nc UumborlRnd.


Aflsr General LandeF's death, General
lE Bshsnok vas ordered from Wheeling 10
Cumberland, 70 supsriptsnd the quarter
mAs,sr's department there. A correspond
unt writes;
Gen. eehenek's hne business talent and
indomitAble energy soon brought order out
ef oonfusion. Hs run up barracks for the
Giek, turned . deserted seoosh church into
. hospital, infused q new military spirit
tnt8 the weary and worn cut regiments
and In ten days has given Oumberlahd the
aPPearauoe Of an orderly city under charge
Of The military. he accomplished much
Of this by bresking up the grog shops and
rsmtViBF the losfers out Of the town. He
Ast issued an order prohibiting the sale Of
Mquor 70 She men, and finding thisnot
.te Obeysd, be seRt guard cut under COM
Uaad Of en- oihoer % pour ont and desfTty
Ell the liquor % be found on sale. The or
der VS. faithfully obeyed. GrOF chops
vent down and discipline was restored
One Of his first decisions was very oharao-
torietid.i a Secesh Colonel had sold his
nsgro 70 The Confederate Government tax
Ing his pay, Of course, IN scrip. The ne
gHo employed 10 forti6cstions, manafed to
ssospe to Cumberland, where be spread
himsslf considerably. .ss d
A constable, knowing the circumstances,
= ~
gro thrown into jail as an escaped slave
Gen. Setenok, hearing the facts, sent for
the parties. " By what right" he asked Of
the Constable, lido you hold this man in
prison9" AS Q fugitive from service"
Don't you know that be escaped from the
service Of therebels2' AYES, but We have
olaW in Maryland that covers the case,
General" HAnd have law upon which
it can be decided. Col Porter, set that
negro at large and put this Constable in
his place The sstonished snapper up Of
triass vas marched Of to the cell lately
occupied By his proposed victim. After
being retained there precisely the same
number Of days he had imprisoned the
po0r darkey, be vas set at large, fully in-
pressed with the belief that your gFim-Vis-
s. aagsd General vas not 70 be trihed with
Aid % Cur fFou1iled soldiers and saIlors.
EAEIEART COEHIssIOE, CEErRAL OFFICE, /
RssHmaToE, March Is, 1852. |
Resent movements have much reduced /
tha reserve stock Of supplies AZ the depots |
Of The Commission, and at the pressntrats |
e Issue they viii soon he exhausted. It /
3. therefore, necessary 70 e1k that renewed /
and increased eonlribuiions should be /
mads, especially Of the srliele5 enamerat-
Cd below.
iflsss Waste viii be avoided b. sending In Gil !
cases, % the nearest depot Of the Q0mmis- /
GisD. Ali requests for EuPplie5 made to 4
iosal societies or indiVidual8 should be re.
fsrssd to she Associate Secretary Of the
Commission nearest the point Of Demand,
Whe Eill be able 20 msst them more prompt.
y, and ct less expense than they can be
mst from other sources.
ghs Commission Is in want Of funds.
PRED. Law OLMSTED,
General Secretary.
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The rebels are all-sgreed in their deter
minBtion @ Fdie "a The last ditch, but,
lhshe1or 4hey come 90 ditch In their
aisli, .--fsy Gsy, 's0h this isn't the last By
Am - 5l.i.I s.iilsi ~ lsn0if-JI stleasl
q aQRan more 8 ilttis way ahead Of ua, snd
go mahs up cur minds % die except
q - very lAHt one. OEWsFd hoP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
STOVES AND TlN.WlRE,
THE DESPATCH COOKING STOYE,

THE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Having during the past Winter, been improved, Is
nov updaubisdly ths BEsr stovs IN tie n aFket.
It's Baking, Roasting and BroiliRR properties are
unfZoa ptiOna bic, and Ia ersnCmy Of Fual it il
PARALLEL; with is new patent CRATE Il viii burn
Goal ld well - wood most admirat tlys the fVen be-
ing thoroughy ventilated it will prodnce ps feet
uV8u Roasting and Tons ing is done b-Elre thu
open hre ana BrOlinR over i've coaIs on hs hearth
aB common nae dicfat .. II iB manufactured in
this city. and n matsriai ussd and the workman
shi2 are Of TIE bes qusty; finally, iE gives periect
gati5aetion to all, Is hundrer8 Of hor5.kgererr n
using the Stove, viii te tity.
The AoTR1sg Star Cooking Stove,
is new snd desirab pattern, which. with vnria-
- Of Others make our stock complete We albo
haV8 on hand great YaEiefy OF parlur COOKING ndd
othef heating Stoves for sale at reduced prices.
= arc eonsiantlg supplied vi b all the newest 3
EN A NJ ELED RATES.
AlSo-all Of the most useful arti les o.
Hoi1s FiETEiskiRg Good, NqiIs 4 Fa7msFs Fools
We are ust receiving the latest 'mprov dstyl Of
81 I'D "a rs which a. offered for sale at the low
sst ea9h prices We manuiactur iarE-ly aud have
Tor sale 81 Who'll sale @ ell ths VarIo- articles
ol lain and JaBaned Tin, CopD=r and Sheet iron
Ware W. onBr the almost endless vsrietG Of Rnor8
IN our line y sale th- loWeU raah priocE, on the
ONE PRICE SYSrEMf
- AN h suseke.P 7 ard thoss Who contsnnpl.ts
HOuGeksepinE, q the re { Of mankind . Az I1oat
qordiallY nFted 70 oal bsfors purt basin 2 elss er
and iu1 So for thems " "a -fetisa ton 3 Euar-
Antsed 90 the 3 toFe snd GTa Emporium o.
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mar51 70. SO sOoth side Pub squsgs.