Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-24

II sounds oddly that ship-of-war when
at sea keeps every one Of her guns in
port.
The mountains in Maine are covered
with snow, and look as white as they do in
mid-winter.
The rebels have a " stonewalln and we
6 aStoneman." Which is the boulder
General of the two?
Some Of the shinplasters circulating in
Western New York are made payable at
Utica next July, in strawberries, if the
crop does not fail.
Charles W. Kimball, American Consul
at Guadaloupe, died at that place on the
10th Of October last.
They have Tornado Insurance Com
pany in Freeport, Illinois, for the purpose
Of insuring people against damage by tor
nadoes.
The rumor is not credited that the door
keepers at the theaters will be prosecuted
if they give checks to those who go out be-
tween the acts, which do not bear the
proper stamp.
/ EFile right J" said anofhcer to his CON-
pany. "Bedad," said an Irishman, who
stood near by, sharpening his saw, "It's
me own property, and I'll be dOin as 1
plaze wid it"
The Secretary of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society says the number of
horses in that State before the rebellion
was $1,000, since which time nearly TO-
O00 have been carried away for army pur-
poses.
Chicago papers notice the fact that for
the first time since 1855 there is an active
movement in real estate in that city. The
demand is for the most part confined to
business property.
A deranged woman in Ulster county,
N. Y, in 1860, while being conveyed to the
insane asylum, threw up her hands and
said: "In 1861 the war viii be begun in
1852 we'll have all we can do; in 1868
we'll all be free Glory to GodW
Rev. R. Richard Kirk, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in Adams, jefferson
county, dropped dead in Broadway, New
York, on Sunday afternoon, while walking
with his wife. Cause, heart disease.
The diptheria has caused fearful fatali-
ty in the family of Mr. L. W. Russell, of
Concord, N. II. In about two weeks he
has lost by this disease his wife, four
children, and sister, all in one house
hold
The fashionable thieves Of Philadelphia
recently held ball for the benefit of one
of their number who had got into trouble
at Baltimore. Thieving Is now reduced to
a science, and done on the association
principle, in our large cities.
The Charleston Mercury says "the Yam
KEGS love the niger The complexion
of q large portion Of the servile popula-
ton Of the South is a pretty strong indi-
cation that the chivalry love the niger"
Louisville Journal
Two boys at Reading, England, for TAX
ing FIVE turnips from farmers field were
sentenced by the bench of magistrates to
the county Jail for three days, at hard la
Dor. England is truly "a hell for the
poor
a London furrier, wishing to inform the
public that he would make up furs in a
fashionable manner out of old furs which
ladies have at home, appended the follow
ing to one of his advertisements:-"N n. B.
-Capes, vietorines, &C., made up for la
dies in fashionable styles, out Of their O,On
skins"
An enormous amount of capital and
skill have been directed to the manufac-
ture of arms, and a decrease in price is
the result. Among the proposals, which
are now published according to law, are
offers for Prussian and Belgian rifles at
$40, and for other arms at proportionate
rates.