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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

| IHe correctness OF Jne lOuoWlhg report ol
the loss of the Seventy First Ohio at Pitts
burg Is vOuohed for BY the Adjutant of the
regiment:
Lieut.. Col. 8. B. Kyle, killed, Sunday, eth inst.
OoNPAET A-oAPF. oARLIz, NEEoER 90.
Private Len johnson, killed; privatss Austin John
aton, A. P: Lehman, Joseph Runkles and John WI
son, WoIndedi cOrporss q. h. Williams and Lewis
Rlott, missing; privstss GEO. Bricker, Fred German,
g. ". ReyEosd1 and Anthony Rslder, missing; John
Yian, taken prisoner.
0oEPANT B-oAPE ooNEELL, MIAMI 60.
Tirst Sergeant william Skinner, wounded; privates
William L. Marshall. L. n. North, and Frank Mar
cum, yOundsdi private Frank ROutsons, wounded
sinco dead.
COMPANY O-oAPT. WOODWARD.
Sergeant Richard Davis killed; private Sanford L.
Eeteraon, killed. priYates George Ohmsrt, Andrew
kriner, VIM. Martin, James Knox, VIM. Hestor, nd
Humphrey Roser, James DickeI, and James Shell,
misaing; Sergeant Harvey Y. Cook, missing.
COMPANY D-oAPE. CLARK, NERoER 90.
Privaiss Peter Wiamsysr and Wm. Hanki q, killed;
pFiEstes Charles Sabin, iona han Ltninger, John
VI. Coat snd Henry Polling, wounded; corporal Geo.
v. Collins, missing.
ooSERAEY E-oAPE. cALLREDER, DAYTON
Private Allsn. Worthlngton, killed. private John
Myers, wounded; Corporal D. A. Bright, wounded
privatea John Bsemsr, 7. o. Lowe, and Simon Wones
Wounded UFiaS Palmer, Geo. ". Grub and Wilson
8. RoSe, missing.
OsEPANV E--oAPF. KRAlrEn TRoT.
Private Oliver AlcOoue, wounded; privatss Edward
Skinner, Lambert Smith, Marion Fox, Thomas Ra-
vonscEAfs, George LourB, and Samuel Mcdaniel MISC
ing.
ooATAEK a-oAPT. J. ". MOODY, WAPAEONEETTA.
Privates Isaiah Brunnen and spiosr Canada killed;
private Henry Cama Id, wounded; priVatet Isaac
Boyers Geo. w. Cop9ey, Henry Oswald, Nm. A. 0s Z.
wad, Jas Rout and Jas Siper missing priVats Bern
hard swsitEsr k led; prVatss Henry sWsin, Eredar-
lex salada aud VIM Tester, missing.
COMPANY E-oAPT. Ii BRoND. MEucRa co.
Private Miller Berry, killed; priVates VIM shivsly
Abraham Sentie, VIM. A. Addy, Daniel Andrews,
Phillip Sticker, Frank Susser, and Nicholas Oblnger,
wounded; John Jones, missing.
COMPANY I-oAPT. HOUcK MIAMI co.
Private n. J. BrandsubuTg, killed; priVatsa Jesse
Davis, James T. Taylor, B. r OaLle, D. A. Dick and
frsd. Rhinshardt, wounded.
COMPANY K-oAPF. BOWN, ougCrSNATL
Lieut.. VIM. b. MoDevitt, taken prisoner; privatss
Stephen Bardo and Thomas p McFarran, killed;
Sergeant James Hayes wounded; Ourporala - m NJ
AAngdonp A. ". Rosa, and L. Drake, wounded; pri.
Yates 8. AstoF, D. A. Bennett, Wn. h Hay, and
Henry Jackman, wounded; private Henry Martin
Wounded-diod on the 1lth inst; privates Martin "
Roosas Daniel Bose, Milton B. Riley, Nathaniel B.
Trump end Thomas Webster, wounded; Sergeants A.
A. Brown and A. W. Huford, missing; Corporal
John Shaw, missing-since asosrtainsd TO be wound
ed prtVatss s. A. Berans, Elijah Cole Alexander Ed.
gar jas. W. Hamilton, Jacob ROOsa, Fred. Rose and
Geo. X. Stout, wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

OhIO O@eeEs KILLED ana Wouadoa.
The following Is q partial List Of the Ohio
officers killed and wounded at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

BzIe Gsa. WoaTH, whieh tooS hsr des
ron here On v Hedne.aags bound for sarina-7.
met with q disaster On reacnirl ~ -, -,
sprnging leak She vas toWaf bses f5 fi7i7-.f-
dry dock, having three feer Of water Ia ~ io'f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
WHAT had BEEN AOOOMPLlsHED.

Various were the surmises of our party as
to the efEeot of the days work upon the for
tihcations of the enemy, but the prevailing
opinion was that no serious damage had yet
been done to the walls, and that, judging
from the known strength of the place,
It would require several days of active
bombardment 10 make breach large enough
to produce decisive results. was more
sanguine than some others, being somewhat
of the opinion Of Lieut.. <, that this first
days work had enabled our gunners fairly
to get the range, and that the Are next day
would be far more destructive than It had
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

a HEW HEssEl "A new bark riseea c-aa
built IA Cleveland last winter passad a.. ,ssl-s,
Day for Chiesg0 She is called tie Kate DsF-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
EXeelSIOF Glothes Wrin9ar.


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lao % gtf out Of ordfrs and uarrautsf T 55it s1
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Sergeant Richard Davis killed; private Sanford L.
Retsrson. killed. privstes George Ohmart, Andrew
Kriner, VIM. Martin, James Knox, VIM. Hestor, nd
Ambrose o. Davis wounded; priVaTes Henry Wriglsy,
Humphrey Rossr, James Dicke,, and James She'll
missing; Sergeant Harvey Y. Cook, missing.
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lanai rl,a rlnr nhin-

The correctness of the following report of
the loss of the Seventy-First Ohio at Pitts
burg Is vOuohed for by the Adjutant Of the
FegimenE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
Tho Loau Of tho Ohio 4sth.

-eland, have just arrived at VIII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

PRofELIEK GEoBE, formerly owned Ia this
city, By DR Rasseil. arrived here yssterdag ~
ternoon from 81. Clair river She viii hencefoTlh
0e engaged IN the grain aad lumher trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
COMPANY oLAuK. rrpora !,
ooaRANY E-oAPE. eALLENpER, DAYTON.

Privaiss Peter Widmsyerand Wm. Hanki &, killed;
priEates Charles Sabin, JonA han Ltninger, John
". Coat end Henry Polling, wounded; corporal Geo.
". Collins, missing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

And rhe east halfof Lot No. 100 -pprslssd at R2S
Alsos aQ undivided halfof OF No rs IN Al
tred Kelley 9 sub-division Of original city
Lets lsl, 1s2 lSS In said city, anPrai ed AZ lbs
n. aELs WULD,
ear3lios9 Ma.L.r Comm lealnnar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

Private Allen Worthlngt0n, killed; private John
Myers, wounded; Corporal D. A. Bright, wounded;
wounded; Urias Palmer, Geo. ". Grub and Wilson
5. Rose, missing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

z COMPANY H-oAPT. Ii BRoND. MEBcER CO.
Private Miller Berry, killed; privates VIM shiVely
Abraham 8entle, VIM. A. Addy, Daniel Andrews,
Phillip Sticser, Frank Slusser, and Nicholas 0binger
wounded; John Jones, missing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
Lieut.. Col. 5. B. Kyle, killed, Sunday, 9Th inst
oOnPAST A-oAPF. oARL1Z, llEEcrB 90.

Private Len johnson, killed; priYatss Austin John
aton, A. P. Lehman, Joseph Runkies and John WI
son, voInded; cOrporss Il. H. Williams and Lewis
Rlott, missing; privstss GEO. Brieker, Fred GOrman
g. ". ReyEoad1 and Anthony Rslder, missing; John
Yian, taken prisoner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
TAR DAMAaE To EHl EoRF.

The walls of Pulaski were badly battered,
Ons preach being wide enough to admit Eve
men abreast am informed By army men
that this Fort ives thought a. the time It was
built TO be as strong ss Sumtsr, and It has
not been supposed possible By the rebels to
reduce it from shore bstteries Hence, the
defences were strongest on the side which
could only be approached by water, and
where, as it turned ont they we're not attack;
al of all
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
oOlPAHY K-CAPT. BOWN, omcnNAr

COMPANY I-oAPT- HoUoK, MANI co.
Private a. J. BrandsubuTg, killed; priVatsa Jesse
Davis James T. Taylor, B. 7. OaLle, D. N. Dick and
Frsd. Rhiushardt wounded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

10 conclude With tbe Nav Comedy eallol
EGGY GREEN aoo
PeggF- or. en.........-... HTrs. ERs zIi-ft, r 3
Mr. Thomas FiDEeas-.-.---.alr. 10hn E1sIsTs
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~ B-oAPE ooNNELL, aIAa1 %.
0-oLPT. WOoDRARD.

IirSt Sergeant William Skinner, wounded; privates
William l.. Marshall. L. N. North, and Frank Mar
cum, woundsdi private Frank ROutsong, wounded
sincS dead
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
OeNPANE E-cAPF. KRAlfEn. Fnor.
oolzANY a-oAPF. J. v. WOODY, wAPAEoNsErrA

Private Oliver McOoule, wounded; priVatss Edward
skinner, Lambert smith, Marion Fox, Thomas Ra-
IonscrAfs, George LouS, and Samuel MeBanisl MISS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

Privates Isaiah Brunnen and spicsr Canada, killed;
private HenTy Cama Id, Woundei; private, Isaac
Boyer, Geo. w. Copsey, dsnry Oswald, Wm.A. Os
wad, Jas. Rout and Jas Siper missing; private Bern
hard ssitEsr, b led; prVatsS Henry sWsin Eredar-
lex Salada aud Vim Tester, missing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

Grand Overture bT oresesFa
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AMuSEMENfS

Doors Open at 7 .curtlin Rilrs at * osl,ot.
PBInEs D ADMIssI Ns-PsFqustta IS csuos
4auiF 9ir 'la 23 cents; Gallery % cents. - 4
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n Private Boxes % eats Int rs Rozss, q q Il
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PAssED uP YEsIBRDAE -Propallcr Pcfowes
sehoouSrs se,s9 ~ Ballard, 2. 7. Barney, Philsna
Mile, Jupiter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

I What seems astonishing, Is the fact that
the billigerents had been banging away at
one another 10 hours, with the most terrible
eBgines Of destruction known to modem war
fare, aud only one HlGa killed on eGsh sitis.-
We lost one man belonging to "a Rhode
Island Regiment, killed Instantly by the sx-
plosion OF shell upon the bresch Of the
gun he was working The rebels bad one
man mortsllG wounded; two bad eash 4 leg
ahot oF and ana an arm t---..--
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soEooHER 4. L. WaI1ukH Is hard aground
down at Fighting Island. with part Of 4 cargo 81
stone on board. The tug Ogwego was yesterday
trying 70 pull her od, aud While 90 'epT1qei.
damaged TIE Tslselaquarler sousWhat ssfiodsiy
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-. E'on a. ne Detroit AaVsFtl''Fo' saiEFls7 u
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Ni6arp'8 du9. fpie8er etnas @1utb 9efaBt
5lt bdben, bentt Fe itanb auf, belt itdl ant
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-27

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rings hung once On Marie Antolnetta, H -
plenty of jismonds worth 400. OO0 $4,000, an6
tlb OOO atiece two worth $50 ono esoh. CD0 S10.s
ooO and one sso,OO0. lie ia in treaty now ~ sw0
a one Of vbinb In worth xa22. 600. as2 -
oVber s5Cc. 900. r.
A..-....- 49, ,, A. c..s p.
n ccnShsroSVhSL rsv on Voatu ."c ui'1 49,
ten, when made her last Trip 70 England IN n.Z
III - a." a.y" 1870 .,,,ns.,sJ ~" .,no~ - wt.x
Wa y ere. therssore. much In tbe tro,, = 80,
which produced some rolling, but not enough 10
cause sny scs sickness on board. In fscS we hsvU
come A. - ths Atlantic ,isb Ali Aha comfort az
residence Al Ara, class hotel During the muso
yolcn, nations ~ ,be vcxsel large numbers II tho
passengers. Including msny ladies', have been ouS
prom,n.Ii,y ,,L inc ouy roiie walks of four emeU
s,ound H. d.cL ,s, svsn,ng. Aha passenaero
snor,s.', Wv ,,,,.J W asrr...on N s6sir
n ~. .n.'ou ~ T. NJ re,,ax ii, NO.
s,i,nr .s",on' anu IN r.eon,nenn'"s , ~. -
rn.,mS n'.n"us nv. 70 ci9s' ne Se"u, ~. ~.
Eastc,n n. s1,"tia"' .,' rn.I'p - ~ ~. .m.iisr
.IIn. -. ~. ns l,cInns anu ro.lns ~ sne % =. IL.
ha,,Ss.m.s s,.. ~, We nave pess.u or NY INV
'., ou' a'''.'' -'''" % ''h' rev
uFNtRM brILER, says MISSISSIPPI rcoes
paper, visits the New Orleans Custom House oneo
a day. under guard on one hundred men; has one
thousand men around The ~. Charles Hotel armed
10 the teeth; Is 80 scared at the results recently
s ,snen p.aee. IN un"s = ne VIII nov pcrmm
80. a,', 49, o h \, ,' ~, i p,'..
s,e ,hs c,,v in ei,h, bo,rs Tbc sano co,r..
'in. W.. ~ T., 'uu - -. 49, n. Nv '"nu ~ 1917 .os
on,.i,ns hov. hsv. ,c,,,,nJ =, Az. c,,v .rd ,,rsS
=, 10Y nWe re'uinc'i 70 tne S'y 'n Jo'uec
rnc, e. dn ~, 80, ,bit o,h, a., III, ,a, -
nr,.on, C,x i.a,s. ,,,. -. So, u,,i yoss
ssnn a., ..,.sd ~, ,h.,, L,.,,a. and ,h.v nisn-
~ ,cvoiv., IL, ,ha ,,si, s,iS ~ ih.r fl anJ
small dItk In lie EFF and in many cases ,bcv Are
sc,, ,,rnIug an ,L.ir n0se. r,I,h N ,c.,.r ,sc,,s
aud a siynI6cant .Lsko Of ,be hs,J ,you r,ssv
YanI,e vo,,., anil nsss ON an, b,nnv IN ,av sh:s
IN, lie. Of tbs ci,y h.ye Ken LA and d.cldsS
stand" ' w "''' '''- '''1' N'0'N'>,
GREAT excitement was recently caused N
sh,med, England hy the rumor that number OF
dead hodies bad b'rn removed To the house OF
4 Sc ton nAmot Howard. Tywards night large
mob assembled before tho house anil burned 70
u"wn, end sca5'h Vas mate Tor t.c uniueky sexton
70 thrvN MN in'n the names. From the ~ temsns
4 ot ue " Mr lAveaay, appears that th" re-
c"ann 49,, y, %INSIei b9dy had been seen ~ sh:
IN n,ip"c M ry,,, ,y.n, Which me h,H,on rctissd
1 W pl'ilrr, bn 1n'hy; when Obliged to omen the
pee NC M UNI 'ns pHdy bad been seu' there
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