davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

FROMVRGTrIA.


WMCHEsTER, Merch 30.
1hs following wounded died yestsris,
and to-day, and were bEFied: sl
4 Marlin, eth Ohiof Geo Gardnsr. "a D
Indianai Jacob Wolf STA Ohio Tn
known, 18th Ohio; VIM. whitney. Isth In.
diana; Isaac Jackson, 27fE Ohio.
Died Of fever-A- L. Brown, sh Ohio
and one unknown Anothe. szknoW-n. on
the clothes the were the initials. at A
W." Wallace Colburn, 7th Ohio z K
Bunee, do. Bic body has been delivered tc
friends.
Previous to the foregoing, our loss stood
as folloWs; Killed snd died Of woupda.
lO3i wounded, Al; missing, "a.
Onlya few of the reports 81 tSe dsssilsd
regiments have been yet received. oEin- h
me olsienee and seatlsred poEition OF he
regiments. Three or fouF day5 Eill slap5e
before ne fuit list Of names can Be re-
oslTsd. a.
The wounded ere now contained IA iva
hospitals, and ere andsE. sh.sall5FI - =
charge Of Dr.. b. Bryant, Medical Director
Of the diVisiono n Gen Ehioids
About 2S0 SICK and wounded priso,sr.
have been cent 70 FREDERICK.
Sixty sOundsd rsbsl soldiers hsvs been
taken from the hospital and placed in he
houses OF their friends on their parole 70
report on their recovory to the nearest
eonmanding Oficsr.
Our7EeuHdsd ATe fsPoftSd' as EsrsrsilV
doing Eel. ( Ihsy nHnbiE hsrs uboaflfhr6s
hundred ----'0
ne statement IN the nsEspaberI that
Asj. Perkins was in6trumentsl Il pIs1ni-C
the battle e eSntFsdistsd. altbouCb NJ
Presence and sdViss we're Of Rreat So-vi.s
e Col. kinhgi Wko csurlaE - az
under siEset9Rl fuD Gen. Shields.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
A TorrIbIs Rsapsa.


Some Interesting experiments were tried
to-day With q neE Ere aER With the most
satisfactory results. TheEeapsn isknosn
ss Henry Patent Repsating RlHe, manu-
faotared by the New Haven Arms Comps-
ny. Il is capable Of being fred fifteen
times in rapid succession after ones loaded,
which operation takes no longer tine than
leading Springfield musket with single
cartridge
The firing was done by Col lafayette C..
Baker the energetic CHEF Of the Govern
ment Detectives, in the presence Of Capt
BeokEith, John W. Rand, and other Mill
tary and scientific experts. Thirty shots
we're fred in q minute and one-third, ct 8
distance Of one hundred yards, and the
thirty bullet holes in The target cauld be
covered By . piece Of paper six inches
square. IL viii do execution ct Q range Of
over one thousand yards The agent, Mr..
Morris, has called tie stfention Of the
Government TO Il, who Ere 90 we'll pleased
With il that they have determined 70 order
a qusEfity Of them. With such arms in
their hands, a regiment Of soldiers would
be equal to ten regiments With ordinary
rifles PihkadelDhiG Inquirer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
PROM mIssOURL

81. LoUIs, March 81
90 Dsspeiehes resolved at Headauartsrs 10
St Louis, say that on the night Of 25th,
between 500 and 600 rebels attacked four
companies Of State Militia at Humanvills,
Polk county, sad after 8 sharp hght they
were degesied with loss Of IS killed snd
aiaEge number wounded. The Redsrals
had several wounded bat none killed.
There is nothing Of Importance from the
Tennesses River.
Il is not expected that soliVe opsratIbns
Will commsaos until the arrival Of BUelTs
army unless cur forces are sttsoked Beau
regard
Information has been received at head
quarters that detaehmsnt Of the First
lowe Cavalry, nader Captain Thompson,
overlook . guerilla band under Col. Par
ker on the night of fhs 2sth, about ten
miles west Of EaFFensbuFE. -r-fu
) Fifteen rebels we're killed and twenty
i've taken prisoners. Among the latter is
Col Parker and Capt. Walton
Our less Vas two killed and several
wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
FRORI WAsHINETON.

HAsHU9ToH, March so
The Quarter Masters Department viii
paT foz nO arms OF sagPlis5 purchased By
any one not an omser Of tie Department
duly aqthoEi1sd 4 Rsks s.lch puFeksss u
soeordanee with The regulations Of the
Amy The above is By order Of the See-
rstary Of War.
passenger who arrived here from Win
ehsstsF ssys, ihPrs ts % dsngsr, bHt GsH,
eKai Snieids arm VII have to be smpu-
tated, and that he is in ths btst possible
spiritsi also that the Fsbsls undeF Jackson
were yesterday pat in fight beyond sEss-
burg. E zsZ : .,zs : p .r-I-l9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1869

Medical Director King, Of the Medical
Corps, and Surgeon Jackson, Of the 29th
Pennsylvania, who we're present as yOlun-
teers, rendered Efficient service in clearing
the field Of wounded.
GustAve Arnheim, Of the ZouAVes D.
Antique, acted 90 Aid 70 Colonel Baum,
Chief Of Gen. Shields Artillery, and was
severely wounded in the leg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
TAILORING.

"A Z. REDING, AGEET, Is STILL
.AAq -, q Aes ola stand kq. 3 Pro1psci st. ma.
Ll8se l4I!l.l t1sif oul matsrieIs an FrInot-
~ seol.4 ~ ilru1a13 81 hi1 o e1ioTlll 80
.s sEsa.ilsslar atiaatio1 Faid % JuiEinF Hsn sn6
go ectu
AEHLLEMkN'S ULOTHEs UI.RAE-
~ taei ksnogat5isns nd Eelding EstabiishnG1s.
- = -, 1,.-slioli 1o . frosas1i sirsIt, uil
sl1g so mems le1tl-llql's ui0thi16 - -
- It, - eel2 Eeik q tha Let asnnaE.-
hlsd ti19. . EiEs H. AgtF IA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
FkOlI FORTRRss llOanOR.

AGhAhAl4a l1AlAlalAt ~
On Friday evening the rsbe.S thrsE e
ball from one Of the riAed gems nc SeWsIl's
Point which came within aboaE three hun
dred ysrds Of the shipping in the upper
Roadstesd
TIE Lincoln gun has been mounted, aad
this morning Wss tested; IN order 70 test
its carriage only ten shot EeTs fred. The
second shot vas splendid riehochst shot,
the Immense ball weighing 4s7 pounds,
sfter making three plunges and rsnsWsd
aight finally sunk away Of near SeWalPs
Point
II the MsrFimao could stand ten Of these
Lincoln balls as they are called here, she
is prOOf agsiHst al applisnees Of modern
gunnery. GO
ThersEere some signs Of activity towards
Norfolk this forenoon -e
A steam ting came down 70 SeWalPs
Point and the smoke from large vessel
Sss seen above Craney Island. A prOPel.
Ter, apparently gunSoat slsO caHae down
TIE James river 70 within ahaut three miles
Of Newport News, and, sftsF reoOanoiter-
ing, apparently returned up the river.
The present high wind and low Watery
however, forbids all sxpeetstions Of the sp-
proach Of the Merrimsc until the storm Is
over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
~ FEsI NJ ESaSiIIssii5larIsa I Fsils5 n
Missouri.

Ehs Prti suts ,lusitasibatIui ,PsiiaS Ia
Missouri.
AFalressEi o0GatyS Convention In st.
Louis county, Mo, Whieh includes the city
Of St. Louis, the following resolution was
adopted
aRssolpe3 Thai he Uhitsd States sught
to oo-oParate with any State that nay
sdopt the gradual abolition Of slavery,
giving 70 eaoh State Peouniary aid, 10 be
uspd hy7g1sh stata d it1 diBcfetioD, to
comPenssle ior th6 inoonvsnionoes, public
and private, produced ay auoh change Of
system" WALfEa ,. MORRIs,
ChAiFmAn.
The Evening News says Of this
Ths vote By which this vas adopted vas
IHGltA0uI. The wise and just proposition
u President Lincolh on The subject Of
eEaaanipatiun has, therefore, been accepted
as part o. their creed By the Union party
ef g. Eou1 noully. We DO net mean 70
say that the Union men Of this county are
ali in favor Of gradual emancipation but
We do cay hat 9 large majority Of them
are; and that II . careful, just, christian
and meFeif1l schome for the gradual extiF-
PatiaR Rf. che Togts Of q deoayiRg inBtution
that has lest even the apparent VirtRes
which. .the special champion Of il es q pro-
ddtfip5 3 "a lelai Il f5F Il shkh be de-
vissd, il viii receive the emphatic support
o. tas voters sf this county. We are Rot
sure that Il Will not receive the support Of
= majority Of ths people Of the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

The weather here 10 day is unpleasant
and rainy.
Ths King Philip arrived from Washing
Ton this afternoon, with Vice President
HAnlin on board. - -.lIsT !
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs,
and several other Senstors, were sIso on
board. The party viz return to.morToE.
There is no neEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

AoDsuLs AID DUroHnz.-Tn his cd.
dress . ihs soldiers ef his division, General
Sigel says: H..-1 Z 4 Tl-'sl-
RromtEo O'clock onths morning Of the
oth 70 four o'clock h The Afternoon os ~
9Th you marched hity miles, fouzht three
battles, and took from the enemy a nj.
tsry, Gag, ard more nan one Sun5rs5
and fly prisoners uhnn - :.
brigsdisr general, two cololell' 4 Heutsp.
ant colonel, aud msj0r.
Whan fhsy remember tha8 the nsn vbo
aid this Wsrs all either mudsills OF bufeb.
men. our aSoutheER brethrsn' NiII, Ts
trust giEs them credit dqy Ipretgy fan
elrI Z fio1Ft@ work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01


A QUIET CoMEET on MoCLELLAE's RE.
oEsT ADDREss.-NhPoleon, upon his entry
into Milan, after What be always called
q the terrible passage Of the bridge OfLodi, "
issued the proclamation, immortal as his
oWa history, closing With these words:
"T0u viii rstqrn 70 your homes, and
your felloE-oitiEens viii cay Of each Of VOC
In passing, BE was q soldier in the Army
Of Italy" ..--.-. ~ AeEt--e
Gen. Mcclellan says =, ~
And when this sad Tar is over, We viii
all return % our homes, and feel fhat We
can ask no higher honor thsn the proud
consciousness that We belonged 10 the Ar
ny of The Potomac"
The coinoidsnes, people viii say, is ct
least very renhrkable.- WashiagtoH Ma.
tioHal RsPB5hsaB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

Ths Washington RePablisan sagS that
Nrz. saGstsry Smith, (Of tie IalsfiorDs-
Psrtasnt,) has been unrsmitling in her
attsatiuns uPon The wants Of the alok saI-
disrs n ths various hospitals Of fhat sltz
aas Ei1ssitT. RssiaEs fsssasE 7isil7 "a
Is ksIPitsll, shs kssPs up constant cor.
zsspondsnss Eith TIE hFulns and psiristiS
Wsasi s. oltsr bssdr y ~ ,Jgz
W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
EPau ia VA zi@S--E Isus1i.ahis

Fax.
L i stated ty New York pspsrs as q
ju1l cause Of surprise 70 our eva pseule.
as vel &c q ssionishment 70 fhe outside
world, that ai5er al The patroniFing svm-
Psiby extended 70 rs b. fhs sympsthi1ers
q our enemies, for tie g ruin tbst wss 10
fan upoa us with the RithdraEsl a. tbo
s5d6 from ths suppoEi Of Eorthern eo11.
maros, that the exports Of thss city at dhis
period, taking last week ss q spsoinaaFa7s
act1ally greater than The corespondine
psEisd q either q the last two yearE, Whsn
ue had coitsn and naval stores (the chief
6outheFn connodities) 70 add 70 eur ship
ms1s. This E0aId csrtaiRly seem % 60
ta5iiah tie irrepTessibility d ne North IN
Ii o5nhsFsssl YigoT, ss it has already es-
tn5slAed its proves AID success in he
1ll4-a hhgre EoH are the boasts -of King
Cclt1u e1d HE ohigairic mfnigaa5 Hsi
fhis fact IN Northern ooumefes, and F6Tl
Donsliou, Pea RiaEs, Esabern and Win.
ah11nE sasWeE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
THE APPROACHING CONTEST AT
HAMPTON ROADS. "a
THE LINCOLN GUN TESTED
WHAT THE.BEBELS ARE Doing.
The Rebels Put to Flight at
Strausburg.
Washington n. C. Possessed
sHar . = r-rTU I-L
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT
"a ? WINCHESTER.
ThiS Mornings Report.
Washington \. c. Possesses
This Mornings Report.
PROM NEW YoRK.

EA1lA INV A1AsAa
NEW YoRK, March 81
No news in the SpeoiAls this morning
The Tines has the following:
Captain Fox, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy, hss returned 70 day from q visit "a
Fort Monroe. BE reports everything quiet
there.
Els8opalatlon las Increased lately At
The Fort, Of Psfs6ns drawn thitheF By de-
sire to see the approaching duel between
the Hefrimao and Monitor, = a
. Captain Fox enteFtsins doubts whether
the MsrFimae WA sgain venture hght in
hampton Roads.
InStead Of three mills per pound on
printing paper, ss proposed in the original
Tax Bill, The House sgresd on q three per
cent. ad psl0rtl tax
WsteE vas yesterday LEI iHte the Cbesa-
peske Canal, on its Whole length. NsVi-
cation will be inmsdistsly resUmed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
legislative summarT.
slFUEDAI, Msfoh %
sEHATl PROoEEDIHG8.


BmLs PAssED.-The Military Committee
bill prescribing the salaries Of members Of
ne Governors staff
A bill from the judiciary Conmitiee, and
which was prepared ct the instance Of oig-
iEeEs Of Columbus, 10 punish keepers 0f
billiard tables for permitting minors under
eighteen years Of sgs to use such tables or
remain upon the premises where such ta-
bles are kept. Ii provides that such offsn-
ces shall be punished BY fne and, Whsre
the fne is not paid, Tie tables shall be con
fsestss and destroyed under an order Of
the Court
PAY OF FLEGIsLAToRs.-Mr. Gardner's bill
70 reduce the per diem and mileage Of
members Of the General Assembly, vas IA
ken up, and, the question being On order
ing it to third reading, Mr. Hitchcock or
feFed 3 subsituts, providing that members
I Of the General Assembly shall receive tn
annual salary Of three hundred and fly
/ dollars, for such years only as there shall
be q session Of TIE General Assembly.
Mr.. Hitchcock vas in favor Of paying,
/ By q hxed compensation ell officers, where
it vas practicable to do 90. he also wished
! the milage to be reduced from four to two
ID liars for each twenty-five miles travelled
n Nr Meals motion, the substitute vas
.r,.-i-5 - 90 70 read three hundred in
.-..5 ---'i-. - - x tandrsd and hfty. without
f1-,S,- .,,- : 80. - con the bill, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE PRooEA
PErITfONs-Mr. Keck pre-. III SiH.;n,'s,; : 80
luton Of The 0ity Council Of = ---.,,' -.a.-i
asking for The passage Of Law spl n
ating money 20 buy suitable grounds
spring Grove Cenetsry for the burial Of
soldiers Of OHIO and other States.
Bills PAssED.-Mr. GrisWold's bill to
amend the act relative to common schools
in the city ef Columbus.
hEE BmLs.-By the committee on Re-
trenohmsnf, to amend the law relative 70
proseeuing attorneys.
AENT SURGEON BIL-The bill to pro-
vide for the appointment Of additional Ar
ny Surgeons vas reported back from the
COMMITTEES, snd GO amen ed IS to strike
out the provision relative 70 horses. a
provision vas adopted that no higher com
pensstion shall be allowed than Is paid by
the GeBsrai Government 70 Assistant Sur.
geORs. Ths bill aS amended passsd-yesS
81, nays IS.
TOBAooO EAx-Ths sgnsts resolutions,
asking redastion Of the proposed tax 5y
Congress On leaf tobacco, were taken up,
and after slight discussion, passed without
opposition.
CAHF CHAGE kRsoLUFIoEs.-A motion to
reconsider The vote By which the Senate
joint resolutions on Camp Chase prisoners
were alepted By the House, vas the oecs-
sion Of brisk discussion, which vas pend
ing when the House sdjourned at seven
o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

A piece Of wood hsa- bssl floked up at
LanbaV. an vhioh varss-rIiten the words /.
ifJa16srv - so. Bio Ellen, of BTio-
ii -. Sod haVs usrsz. = - -.
e->-saIs = - ti - "
} $3.50 q c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

Third Avuuus CsTs pas our stofe.TRa
We still eontinus ths Wholssals And Retail Frl--
niture Business. at the cd utand, Ne. n Eo,Terv
Wheres Win cur Increased hcilltiea fr 1.frf-
in9 se afe enabled % o1sr tnduce sntf to tie tao
not Optained el1eWneres- Our War ernouIr. No a
B0WeTgs eHtending two hundred and fortV-fr-o fssf
througd 70 phrTHfle Htrest and sr gturls II hsTbt
lorn ths mot gpa1ious e veil e. the fs1r sfr7Si
IN the Gt35 end with tbs lncTeaasd lila - r-
oeaai srs enabled 70 mauuiscturs at lover An
any other honse In the trHda We would srpsefaI III
i1E e orr attention 20 our stOsk, oossi5finF Ia
kossDoOd, PsyEor GsS CAaaBey- Fivzih,,,
- = In Broeatells. Dslains and Pl1l.b. =
MAHD4A AAL. sbL4AUh WALHUTl a n IA TT0y
FUkhlLUhE or EFHBF DEglBI PIiT5E- 7
napellEd lain 19r ur1iruEa, IN eetrss mon Fo u
tlUe eidsbcafd5 sud ELfsusion Tahlss corTf57t IN
on band, snq uanuiactured 20 B-ieF- Fips -.
Npodi manutl and ~ ehogEnT -Bsdatea1I. new -
terms; also TgB assortment q fIatfrersF1. sr
ti9iiuE Of tAtenti SprinEs CURED Hair. N[ssa -.
celElor end " NhalsEons. - -
Ne WOud als9 cali gonr attention 20 fs7r FIarA
ood and lag h n Chairs. We snail bs 80 ~ m
tints . supply The trade cn the mat reafonstis
tines, -
WakksF's Patezt spria0 Gala.
We aTo the sole agents Tor this 5ity Of
fGoEEEia hEF STYLE PATKRf gPRrEq BEp.
tAe best q. ssli = ta chsaPsst q any IN u5s Es.
z,eoO
nAsoiett pesu urcef0c b Hoverment for Hesplthl
uss-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
C0IPiBTNERSHIP

/. H0-PAR4NERSHIP NOTI0E+
~ Ehe undeTlignAd kayo forzned RurTnSrshi1
= lGee2ta uete1 undef the arm nhE7s Of B. p ElFeTs
= =. ere pelrg Gelrri Ertnsr aud +. o. Routs
~rscle qTt1er both being residents Of uleFoIand
= ~ hd1as coutra buEs8 % tts common 1tOck
40. = q * Z h0uaand EfYe Hun6rsd BOilnrs I
ne sa1 "a natRrs u toe business 20 Be transact
- s-aes - 1s1antaeture ana 1ala Of stoves and
% = Lh=t lA-5- ai85-lh8 1ais OF Tinnersi Stock
lselss5, s, &C. 20 date from FebfuafT lit
lsSl s1a Terri heIe O. n 'gRto SCI eur ~ and
ssals this Ant dsT OF FsbFuary, MYERS IN Il
~. tsT n
STATE OF OHIO,lrs
Cuyahogs Cdlnry, - -,
OLEvELAND, March IS, A.
Personally uppaared before ne b. p. Myers and
q h911es Who acknowledged The signing snd seal,
i1G q ths above ingtrumr nt their free act snd
dss1 Tor the purposes therein mentioDed-
SAMUEL FULJHMBE,
maKia534 Justice Of the PCace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

GLEYELAND 8 TOLEDO = =


LIZ AaAA&A@i - = +NtAtAa4y - - ~
b {. ~ rzs-
!.
ns--L WMTEB ARRAaaAAEEr. pa-G.
ou .pd l.ssr solssy, Eossnssr "A. Il. -.
VI IN c1llTs - i1li5Ess l1z11all 1lc1l1LI -
E.so 4. = ohiaaFe EzpraSs-s,7ss e = E-atlls q
s9gt19l7n 9lsIl9l9ass sxe 4.a.ln4t -, -
~ ?. 4. 6orIhaTl lEail-5st1.s e sl lEfae-t5 n
hor5asrn DlFia.s'aa 80 arriyl1 e 5a1e7zEEas
81 ?. e Islas-agl LSsIe.s-sssl. 3 lil s.sti1IE
noe sad Ulay- ArEt7ss y 4olsts 8 - =. u
a efisIs5 Ef j A. ~ 1 2 y
-S6H1z6Ese5.
0suzseEiBlssgp lsfs g lIelfg-Illis VIA o. z.z-
5u1aET, Esra1sid and EeElrE R. -, 8 ClE1s Uitl
s sai 2iss YissSS5l S H isss s Is z e. e "a = 81 = - =
uith AZ Atdtlf4n zl-zElsIn - lllEilgll -l-ll111
lnd Teisd0 nd 4 .haah satlroaaE iar Chia1l7, p.
esires a i - 3, l.9i-l,' Az 49, iEils
TrsIns srTi5s q Clsgaiand froE EeisSo "a ~
EE-slal 80 - h I'D - ?. - A11E lz111slI
= = = = ). RrU
ulsssizlds Egg.&- ~. -. -. az7'6
CLEVELAND -C0LUMRHa 8
" uIheLHbA1l RA11RQAn, -
ESfr csli-
=
lsa-l. EIzEER AARAEeE.ls HssE-a'
"a u1d sllsE .lOaasZ, EesslsbsE "a ,lalI EuEs-
ssF ffAils Eii lsaFs olsFsiand e fslosE
Firut TrEin-szf0 A. Mz--sl11Iirg ss - ftsela -
Hpt Olnscsds Qol1uosss EcenaIisF, frscl-
-- afca, 11aElz7 1dens Betiil end eEll1 ilIl-
Ei7S g erss{lias IN I lais2 2 a g eelsE y
81 Lea Is45 A. e 0siaiS5 y diasasSa
s,so.s frliis-7=sF ?. Hl.-sto5sinF b II ..r-I
: IhlTia, Edsl, BsEiiEs l.llil QlasEl. -
rtoE nIrFlVIrr Z - lIfartlfr1 III -
G1lrIahl1 10 n. a Z layt1n Sos = 90
eilhatf - A. H. Lndiaaapolls - A. ll-s 81
48si4 - -. (; 4. ,so5i7I 3 9 ~ s-,'
Trai1as8sD - IFu-EullslssEsgf all ls1ti11. aEd
top only . aka fl1ssnSsEl On risnal at sissA 3
fsSis- ~ ooiulltiS . iSiiovss ID 'rela-sa
A - -1Trilo - slIiIs|lsl y lsze ~ .. u -
-Els ?, -, a1d HETiFas Y olsFelHPa - p
0pHHE EQEI EE.---rra
rs.ls-+ frasr-Irg alEaE1alG . Hs7E1ft E1Il1l, -
: - NalEosias ~. YeEleai l1ll-llll1
or--.I,u,e fItt.sursh. Eort WsgpaeC Chts-sz.g.
road, t1r Ioreztl uFler 11l,11-5lr - -
~. a56 Ials q 8 s1lis5d, lEo5IS =, =
rsIIsa IA Bslisi5lt,ize EsilEe.a Iils, q .lIisl
- Elll6aahIl14 el11t5g I1i11i .1l.c -
a1aPois, EsEru Hs.zss, st.eil.i1.
aIll. Ls5ct1Elll1. lllLus - -
DsiHE'r'I .its sl59Eli.s; s. a, $50 ! 80 = -
usiz4b1I Eittla Aia7. z. 2 go - -.
ls-I-s Ha1is. q. Lcri1, = Iarsr-I. - -
I'D Circl1na.i, a1d g.s1 - l1l5 = -
W lHigli ksilEeaa 8 e1e.1l =
wa, Elt1syllls, o.l.os 3, Lo...i - u
ucl1Elbu5, odntEli uei b llslllo..l % go,
- eosis9, - =. g. s,..is s9s: -. =
l ~ Tor EicEaiz q. e 1gi1.fl aI.d ill.lrltsf
y 8 = go - .84 +. UHi'a -
/ ullsSssd. EsE. siil. isil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
WHAT THE REBELS ARE DOIBI

THE LNC0LN GUN TESTED
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
POST OFFICE TINE TABLE.

Erle, Buffalo, Hea York, Bos-
ton, aud AG1tofu Way, daily
8uE lieueltETy Letter Rack :
80 lqT bu1alo, HaW Nork
and Bo1tou, daily ........-.---...
Grie, Hudalc, AlhauTi TroT,
neW York, Boston and Port
lald eoEnectinF With n. y.
= HFie AGaul, dlilg. g.s..ss.--...
uVllemGntaFT Letter Pack.
- ~ Balaio, loW Eofk
Bcgtgnt daily .1.l.--.z-s....-.i...
fituDufEh = Hags Phladol-
p1la, Na1hilEtont baiti-
uora, Akron, Oant0n, Ma
aLllon, D. EP. k. j.. 4 Btou-
banFille, VI heelinT and ,. q
y. RH-1 daily ,...........,,a.s,-...
BuErlenoulEry Letter REek- :
ETg ~ Etttgburgh, Eails-
delFhta. Wnshiugtan Gnd
Baltlmord, dAily.......s...-......
Tols1O, OhtoAgo 4 Detroit, ,d'iy
hprEAlft AEemonts Obarhn
and AolGdo5 Way, laily....-.
Iole1o, Qatr0itt Blsuqus sad
ghi1ago, daily ........-.,...-,.....,
TEtaF sandadAE and WY
1IqqnEltQWns HerTsl and
Wv l1llf fs.....-.---s...-..--.--.
Q1l1mbllf ginctEulti and
! Nayr dally,-a--...---ss-s,----
91lnn6ul, 0lnclnEafi, hou-
iguiiie. WhaaliuE, 81. LlouiI,
yhllltoOthe, OirclsFflls and
aaristi1, daily...l-..l............
SD leHt1IT q 1sIetter hacE-I
- l1r Oclunbgg and Ca
1cin1ati, dlliY..l. ........-.........
Matin8 au4 W. dallT...sss--..lI
Hoegport, Dover, Sheneld
s1Mdffl 70 TseiII5 END IN
. hGrIk 1laaNeI Eaa6fn7l,
IhnF1dtya aud 6atErdsTl...I
b4ili BrecEl4illo and U5rIgF
AeaNll EllzdaTa and satur-
=. - assss.sssss ssss.s ssss.sssss.sss.s.I
Bh1FGl 08utfa, efanEgr,
: EineklGT anf foEth EOFnis :
t11s LeaFe8 InesdagI and
e1fufol1l l.sss....ss---.--ssl.s...l.
- - 49, lF'l-=aFas.--saza
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

FERNS. r-wssLiy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

TWO FRoH HAKBIsBUaeH 70 nv 1ozz
@ Va An5isoaa. - l--
IDAIEE OeBEH0ugHB 70 HAEEIHEzl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
.GR0CERTES & PROVISIONS.

n AXE FISH
~ l,OOl Hall Harre,g 10. White Fab;
40 do 90 Trout; r
IuIps0tod and for 3 ~ b.
-. BQB'I BQBI Hama 3 Co., "a
mar2.385 Nos. 1s3 and III River Ssrsess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

LHEEs DALI TRAINS FRgN EEEEEE aElI'
an nonnsStlnE dzssf % HeE EasEi-
'Vls Fhlsfslphfa.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

81! LOUIS, Dee o. Adviccs have been re-
@'.. yy Gen. >ur.is from Brig. Gen. D@yia
1a.aUns NJ Columbus, Kentucky, that he
',..2.ng re- Inducements in ample season to
.4r.;s him acaluat the contingencies OF an at
"&ofoa thai port lie does no. think any
@acl is nolitated by The rc5e's. AS to thj
.cys2t1 TO be done to tile railroad, General
Jaws bag not fully ascartained the extent, bu'
-.a-t3 10 repair j at once.