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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
r..ne..ee and North Carolina.

The evidence Of returning loyalty in these
two States : rapidly accommodating. The ma
jority of their people have. from The com
meneement Of the rebellion, been Union in
sentiment, and now that they are safe IN the
expression Of their Union sentiments, they
are rapidly gaining the ascendsncy-
The Convention, which has been IN session
Tor sometime in the latter State. has acted IN
sach manner as 10 inspire with confidence
the loyal mea. and 10 create the impression
that the State viii BE brought back into the
onion, at an early day. Both States have
been conservative and loyal. and were re
solved eat Of the Union. and IN to the South
srn Confeieracy sgsin<, The viii Of their
p>ople smphsticslly oppressed on direreu,
OCCASIONS.
In The North Cuoiina Convention. are As
good Union me-. a. there are in any other
vorsion Of tie Unisea States They are
speaking freely. aud openly aefyins the des
dos.sm of .he Confederate Government II
has been but . few days since one Of the
member Of that Convention eulogired Mr.
Lincoln a. . conservative st>sssnsn Of non
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

USIox THUNDER HEARD IN CHARLEsroN.-
Last Tuesday week four National vessels
shelled out the garrisons from the Islands
living SO close to Charleston that the thunder
OF the guns might easily have been heard in
that city. Coles Island, the nearest OF the
three, is on the northeastern side OF Stone
Inlet. and not more than ten miles from
Charleston from any point. How the great
heart of the nation will rejoice when the glad
tidings come that our invincible and ,rresist'
ible batteries of Parrott guns and noble ships
have opened their fire on Fort Sumpter'-
Auspicious day,
"Far of yonr coming shines"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

The news. this morning, from the army OF
Stone Wall Jackson, and the Federal forces
In pursuit of him. Is very interesting. He IS
likely to suffer much more than did General
BANKS in his retreat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
HOME TESTIMONY.

community perfect machine, which is nndoubted-
ly the best Harvesting Machine In the world.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. GRovER-Sir. have been nsng one Of the
above named Harvesters for the last three years.
aud am SO we'll pleased with IL, that would not
take $500 for H. II could not obtain another Of the
same kind. find by experience, that there 10 at
leasr a saving Ct 81 so per In the way Of seca
ring wheat, over that cut and put up by the most
approved reapers. In fact would not LET my APP
proved reapers In fact would not let ny. grain be
ia any other way, II II were offered TO be pat In
the shock free Of expence.
SAMUEL MILLIGAN.
Aed, 7srye HtWfe, My ASH, 1852.
endorse the above
F.w. MILLIGAN.
One year ago we purchased one Of the Illinois Har-
yesters and would not dispense with the use u IL
for any price. We most cheerfuly endorse all that
Mr. Milllgan has said above, about this mode OF Sc
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK.
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that Mr.. Milligan SAYS abort
his Illinois Harvester, but will further say that
would not take 81 900 for my machine II could not
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of Haines' Illinois Haryesters
during the last two with entire satisfaction
and would say 10 brother farmers that we would
not take $500 for the have, II we could not
procure another Of the same kind. and we endorse
all that Mr. Millgan says about this mode ofharvest
ing. ThOS. \. COOPER.
PETER LYONS.
Otter Greek Township, vigo Co, Ind.
| Mr.. GsovER-SE have used one OF Haines' IL
linois Haryesters for the last years, and hays
used various kinds Of The most approved reapers OF
other patterns, and find by close calculation that
| can saw about two-thirds of tho expense by using
the Illinois Harvester. would not take 81 900 for
the one have II could not procure another OF the
| same kind.
II did not cost me- more than % cents per acer e
harvest my wheat the past two years, taking into
consideration the mode OF sowing and saving OF the
| grain. JACOB BROWN.
The above named gentlemen are all residents II
our midst-all but two are within one heur's ride o.
Terre Haute-aisd would willingly give any infor-
nation as 10 the use and utility " this Harvester
that riay be asked.
| In addition 10 the above named Harvester have
| good Combined Reaper and Mower (Reed's) that
will warrant 90 do good work. aud which | will sci
| for $lO0 on twelve months time, exchange fo
Grain good horses.
am also SUBJ gent for the Justly celebrated Bucl
Eye Combined Reapers and Mowers, said 20 - tn
best In use. lHA GHOVEHs
| Agent for Nigo and surrounding countio
eS-Please call and obtain pamphlet and exam
inc the Machine,
So2. East side Public square. Terre Hauie
June 3d&wlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

StrATE or INDIANA. woo COUNTY. SS.-No.
- s87. yixo Common Pleas Court, August Term.
lsG7.-E. Warren Chadwick 70. John II. Chapman.
Emma n. Chapman and John A. Ray-complsnt on
Mortgage.
On this day. to-wit, the 2sth day Of May, a. p
ls62. comes the Plaintiff by Scott Crane, Aftor.
neys, and file their complaint herein; also A. Vi
Cranes anhdavit showing that the defendants are
non-residents 81 the State q Indiana.
Notice i therefore hereby given 10 the said defen-
dsnts 81 the filing and psndency Of this proceeding,
and that the same will be heard and determined ~
ihc next Term Of said Court, commencing on the
Third Monday % August next. a. n. iss2.
Attest. ,. VI. Bi.Akf. Clerk.
June4v3s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
ToNsoRIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash!

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
il having rsts,ed his shaving and Hair Dressing
saicon atoln.nx Tie ferre Hsufe House. begs lea 20
70 lnsorrn The cirsns and pablo g-nersly that he
IL ncw prepared % walt upon customers in his
shxmroauins ara Cuttins ladies' and little Girls
Hkr. 8ko ". CANADA.
H<netu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

CIX OR EIGHT GOOD JOUR
~ neymen coopers can ind employment 81 Brown
tor I've miles West Of Eugene, Ind. We desire
them 70 make Whisky Barrels, and viii pay sixty
cents per barrel We desire cur work done imme-
distely- Boarding can be had at two dollars pr
week Tor such % the hands - desire Il.
BROWN A CO.
Iuneld3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
MEDICAL.
HELMBoLDs GENUINE pprp.
Ii TION.

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PRrpA
Ii TION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT eucx,,,
Positive and Specific Remedy oenb
For DISEASES the BLADDER, KfDNFys cp.,...
and DR0PSlCAL SWRIIINGs. '""''i
This Medicine increases the DOVER ~ h.
and excites the ASSIGNMENTS into hsalthx sc,,
BY which The NATERY OR CALCAgQUS de,.,1.
tons. and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEkHNTs 49,.
r req a. vel a. PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
MIN. WOMEN. OR CHILDREN
HUNnoI.Ds EXTRACT BUcHu
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of DlssIpsilon F.rl,
ATTENDED WITH THR FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lnoisposlton 10 kxeTilon, Los a poveg
W., 49, ~ SMsnlofs' Difficult ~ Breathing,
Hsrr., osrsss' Trembling,
i.s,ao' =. - e' $3.50 49, wakefulneSa
Universal l i.assiiuss 9. he Muscular system.
D~xrsss IA. sst, Flushing Of the Body
fALl1D C0UNTRSiNcR ~
fhese symptoms, II allowed 10 so on which ~.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows -
lNPOIkNCl, fATUITs. FPfIFpTTc rgrs
IN OSf OF WHICH THE PATIENT AyExf,pp
Who can say that they are not frequently fclle~es
by those "DIREfUL DtSEASEs.''
INSANITY ASDcoNsUNPTIoF.s
Many are aware OF the cause % their sure~fn-
But N0NR WILL COMPASS.
THk RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYfIns
Andthe Melancholy Deaths BY consumpsio:u.
ssAk AMPLE wIIskss 10 rsE MUM rnr sssfknos.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC wRAkNESs.
Requires the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen and
Which HnlsroID's EXTRACT Bscnu inrsris i
does.
r,uaI Will coxxrxrx ~ - ..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

IsAr to you. my constituents, that a. your
representative. 4 scH nerer cote one aoHaT,
one MAN, or one gun 20 the Aa"'H's''a''D ~ -
Abraham Lincoln 10 make rdr upon the
Soufh.-DAxrKI W. EooRHEEs-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

90 To A. {. BURROWS, NO.
~ 50, Main Street You win end his house full
Of Fresh Coed. q every thing that be put tn
house q the kind, and sold for very small profit Tor
cash As the goods are bought Cor cash. and by my
self, the quality and price will compare favorable
with any house In the city.
Everything sold will be dellved 10 any part q the
city free ofeharre-
A. {. BURROWS.
Marchisir
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

u Over three hundred buildings are now
"a course Of erection in Fort Wayne, this
state prosperous little city
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

NOTICE TO TAN PAY Frs
A Y The Common Council q the city Of Terre Hsuie.
together with The City Assessor. will, at the City
Hail. on Tuesday, June nth, 1854, beginning al .
o'clock A. ~ sit a. Board Of Equalization on the
Tax Roll for the present year. Each and every one
having their effects correctly assessed.
will please be present 80 that IN case II errors the
board can Al once correct the same.
~ GULlCK. City Clerk.
Junetd2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

I TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN
farming the pabIIc thsf keep hand aud
READY, on short notice, 20 put up on reasonable
terms, the Patent Spiral Lightning Rod IL the iAtest
and most approved style. Also the Copper Rod.
such a. has been put up here for the last few years
can PIT up al 20 cents per foot. Call aud see.
Work wsrranted
Residence corner sf 9Th aud Chestnut streets.
JAMES n. HUDSON.
Jnne3dksiw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
l MAI VIZ ooNsisck Tnf HosT skFrTIcAI


FEMAIES-FRxALFs-rr
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE MARRIED. OR cor.-
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To Fpnafrs
The Extract buehu Il nnequaiie by any oth,f remsly
a. in Chloross or Retentioa Irieguiarity Psinfs-s
ness, or Suppression Of Customary Evacust,ons NJ
cerated or Scrrhoss state Of the Uterus encor,hS
OF Whites, Sierity. and for all complaints incidsr
Of Dissipation, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE oFIIEE.
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOyR
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III
TAKE NO soKK BAlsAs, MsHcrHr, OF uSrrsss.sr
MEDICINE ToR UNPtEksAsT AND DsSsEEors DIS. .sks
hkLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, AtIittle E.ners.
Little or no change Of Diet; No inconver.eno,
AND NO EXPOSURE
II causes frequent desire and gives strength n
trinate, thereby Remoying Distractions.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the trethra
Alay ing Pain and Inflammation, frequent IN
The class Of diseases and expellinr all PoisoDcu.
Diseased. and worn-eut Matter.
THOUSANDS UroS THOUSANDS
WHO EAvE BEEN THE VICTIMS or QUACKS
and who have paid HSyf rEEs a. be cured in sholt
POISON has, by the use Of Powerful Astriu-
gents, " been dried uilin the system 10 break ou IN
aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.-
Use HELNBoID's EXTRACT BucHU for all anes.
tons al diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
MALI OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter I
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases 81 these organs require the q Dutrtc
HELAB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHU
Il THE GREAT DIURF1Ici
And certain 20 have the desired effect in ell DE-
eases Tor which IL Is recommended.
Eydencs Of most reliable and responsible ohsfscsr
will accompany the medcines
CERTIFICATES or CURFS.
From 5 70 20 years standing,
With names known 20
scITScE AND FAMF.
Price 81 per bottle or six fer 81 delivered a. suy
| address Securely packed ffom observation
Describe symptoms In all commune atons
Cures Gu ranteed. Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman u ~ =
city Of Philadeiphis, II. T. HELMBOLD Chemist vito
being duly sworn does Say that bis propagation con-
,Ans narcotic, mercury. Injurious drugs bat =
purely vegetable IL r. HELNBoiD
Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before me- the sd "a. a
November. iss-- Nm -HiBBARD. Alderman
Addres. Letters fsr Information in conndence a.
H.T. HEIMBOlD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l0t South 1esfh 81. below Chestnut Phils
BtW ARE OF COUNTEHFEITs
AND UNPRINCIPLFD DEALERS,
| Who sDdeavort 10 dispose ''of THIN oss" and 'oTs.
4 an" Asucaks Oh rEK NEGOTIATION krTA1sKD al
4 Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations
KIiract Buckn.
Sarsaparilia.
/ Improved Rose Wash
SOLD by T. n. BARR CO.
| J. Il CUNNINGHAM, y. NJ DONNEIIY.
| ALLEN rFSCE, q. W. PATRICK 4 CO.
| And all Druggists everywhere.
| ASK FOR HRIMn0LD's TAXI No OTHER
Cut ogs the rzss5 1. .as -..a Cor i
AND AVODtNPCslfioS AND ExfoSUhs,
Msrch5'62dANly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

FOR SALE BY
PM poSSRIIy, Terre Hsnfs.
J. r. CUNNINGHAM,
wa. I. sHURY. New Goshen.
PFTFR BUsKIRK. Centreville.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally
throushout The United States and CAnsdas-
Jane2~u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04

I AIDES Shell Side Combs, Back
IL and Rubber Round Combs, at
BARTIgTTs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
HARyEST OF 1852.
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

The Agent of this celebrated ma
l. chine has the pleasure Of Offering the farming
community a perfect machine, which is nndoubted-
ly the best Harvesting Machine In the world
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
SECRET DISEANES

TAKE NO MORE BAlsAs, MsRcrKr, OF USrrF.s.sr
MEDICINE ToR UNrLEksksT AND DaSGEEors pfS.asks
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-04
At BARTLETTs.

1907. AT BaR1IETrs'S 1867.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26
TAs Boubnramsnt Of leland No 10.

Island No. 10, which has now been bonn
barded most Of the time during eleven dys,
promises to be n small Sebastapol. The 6ght,
however, has NOT, thus far, been productive
Of much loss on our side, But little is known
Of the loss Of the enemy, yet il is certain they
have suffered TO a considerable extent A
number Of their batteries have been sileneed,
aud otheEs crippled. The slow but steady
ere Of our mOFtAEs prevents the rebels from
repairing damages, and their situation seems
q % be anything but a hopeful one
TIE batteries Of General Pope render It i'm
possible for their transports TO move down
ths river and It Is to be hoped that
our constantly increasing army viii cut Of al
Communication with the outer world. In
this condition, the rebels win not be shle tc
hold out any great length Of time, as it is moi
probable their supplies are very extensive
Our commanders do not seem disposed to ex'
pose cur troops in an active engagement
well knowing that little time viii secure {
eonpsratively blOOdless victory. The detailI
Of one days operations differ bat little from
thoSs Of another, and there is nothing Of in
taFest to report except the condition from
tine to time This is given each day BY oul
special dispatches from Cairo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26

The Gironde of Bordeaux states that a re-
spectacle tradesmsn of that city was cheated
by the following trick: "He had set look
Ing-glsss outside the shop door for sale, when
a fashionably- dressed man stopped to look at
himself In It. As be stood thus occupied,
with his walking-stick under his arm, q per.
son passing behind him came in contact With
the stick, and drove it with such violence
against the glass as to shiverit to atoms. The
apparently innocent cause Of this Rccid ant
Immediately offered to pay the value of the
glasa, which was 6Ofr., and handed the trades-
man q I.0oOfr. note. After receiving the
change he took his departure and soon after
wards the tradesman made the unpleasant
discovery that the note was forged one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26
slavery An Ohio I

We learn that the senate's Committee who
visited Camp Chsse Prison to examine into
the condition and number Of Hcontrabands'
held in "durance vile" among the Secesh"
of that popular institution, found greater
number Of darkies there than had been ex-
pec4ed. Instead Of about 80, they discovered
upwards of 70. They found also that the
amiable Secesh officers, upon whom these
eontrabands were waiting, claimed them as
their property, and waxed both indignant
end ins0lent at the idea Of their "propefty"
being detailed to the ignobls duty Of waiting
upon Yankees at the hospital Thoss gem
dsmen from 1Dixie's land" will perhaps
laaEn In due time that their 20 odd slaves are
not 90 much 1property" now as they used
70 was.n We shRll probably hear the Com
mittes's report to-day.-OhiO State Journal
We had supposed that the question Of the
legality or illegality of slavery in Ohio had
been 50 often adjudicated by our Courts, that
no further attempt would ever be made by
shareholders to bring their chattels into this
stass and retain possession Of and control
ever them. But the same insanity which
prompts military officers to return fagitiyes
In violation Of law and ct the risk Of losing
their commissions, seems to have induced
some Of our commanders to attempt the es-
-tlAlilhRant Of slavery in the capital Of free
stste. The Supreme Court Of Ohio has de
eiaed, on more than one occasion, that the
master, by voluntarily bringing his slave in
q this State, forfeits all claim TO future ser
vices and makes the slave henceforth free
man. Ithas been the pride and boast of the
people Of Ohio that involuntary servitude,
except in punishment of crime, could not
exist within its limits. In the face Of these
facts, rebels, taken in the act Of offering arm
ed resistance to the government and sent in
% our State IS prisoners, are permitted to
bring with them their slaves and hold them
6 such ia violation Of all law and with an
uttsr disregard si the rights and wishes Of
our citizens. We hope no time viii be lost
in bringing these cOlOred men before the
Courts, that they may be restored TO that
freedom 10 which the laws Of nature and Of
God entitle them, and to which they are also
entitled by the act Of their masters in bring
ing them hitber. And let eur Legislature
demand that the military tyrants who have
thus exoseded their authority and violated
tie most sacred rights of a sovereign State
be hurled from the places which they have
shown themselves utterly unfit to occupy,
that their fate may be warning to the uni
formed demAgOgues Who show by their con-
duct that Their zeal in the interest Of slavery
e above their devotion to the cause Of the
TI1ion
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26

The Winchester IVA correspondent of the
New York World is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
HHorrors will never cease. l witnessed
some scenes to-day which impressed me
strongly with the civilization Of the South.
I visited the Medical College in this town
where n. DIS are furnished to the Southern
Oonfederacy. Prominent among the objects
in the museum was the body of John Brown,
senior, the integument taken off and the
muscles, veins and arteries all preserved, the
top of the Uranium sawn of, and the lips pur-
posely distorted in disrespect"
This is capital story to tell, but we have
some doubts as to Its truth, for the simple
reason. that John Brown, the hero of Harpers
Ferry, was inferred by his family and friends
in the Adirondack mountains, in New York.
The body was delivered to Mrs. Brown at
Hsrper's Ferry, and by her conveyed to its
fnai resting place upon the family home
stead, where 1t now
-" Lies mOuldering in the grave,
Euf his Boul is marching on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26

Ii is told Of the notorious George N. San
ders that he helped to make the panic at
Nashville, and led the stampede. Among
other valuable articles that he feared would
fall into the hands of the Federals was whis.
ky. And 30 he went about insisting that
the wine cellars should be opened to the
public, rather than their contents should
tickle the throats of the Yankees. George
had " high old time" in putting some of
said contents beyond the reach of the " in
yadeFsp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26
NEW YORK nARKET-Rlaroh Is


RI,OUR-Markst So lower with limited demand
Tor expert and homo consumption. Market closing
dull with no buyers At outsds quotation.
s or oSs sSSa "a ss = S 9 anS oF ss g
Vesterni t5S5s95e5 for common to medium extra
SesteTn nv g 52s snipping brands sztra round
CANADA ElIDV r. Mar<st &c lower with less
doing saies 100 ibis at S6,lOg6,5o for common 70
RYE FLOUR-hsrkst quist and steady. Sales
= O0Rk MEAL In moderate request. sales 500
bbls e. t2,s5A2e0 for jersey; S3l5 Tor BTsndyWins
WHI8K Y-Msrket heavy and dropping. Sales
WHRATSHarkst very dull and nomiaaIiy lac
lover. No transactions Of Any masnitude reported.
RYR-Markst heavy and declining Sales 500
BARLEY-seaFos and arm. Sales 1000 bush
at s0c, aud $50 bush eh0ice ct y so0
DOhN-Aarket has decli le !! bnsh ith more
doing for export Sales l29 900 bush, part last eve
ming Ct $50 for mixed western In store, and 59c de-
ivered; Ss8S9fe for southern Yellow sc for white
O1Fs-MArKst dull at sessHe for Jersey. Can
ada. western and state.
sales lsls hhds Cuba ct 61s@T5lci Porto Rico s.
7H0s5le; 90 foxes Havana 7Ae.
mOIiAsS HS-market quiet BY auction 80
bbls New Orleans we're sold at s7@i5Hei $ hhds At
POHK-Markst dull heavy and lower. sales ars
300 bbls pat last evening at ior ness
So 5Ol350 for prime mea6; so 000l0 6Z6 or prime.
1nclud 10 the sales Wels 100 bbls m % for June
BERF-Sarkst quiet and STEADY. Sales 100 bbla
ct 81 b0a5,50 for country primei t5o0S o. tor eoln-
trY mess; Sl2,o00ls,50 for rspaeked mess ti3,7so
ll,bO fl extra mess.
PRIME MRss BEER-Msrkst duh ard nom
inal at s20,HO0l200.
BERF HAMs-scarce and very arm at sI7,Ooo
1880
100 pleksges at 4f96c for Westfr n ano city snou9
ers; 5<@7c for do hamsi also s. bbls short should
ers at go D Dbl.
BACON-Sides steady. Sales 6l0 boxes at 6A0l
SIC for we tern and eiy Cumberland cut middles
7tSc for city long clear.
DIR EaSEO HDfss-Markst for western dull and
nominal at 48c; city 'ntinues sterdy at SIC.
LAR D Market opened nrm and closed SHADE
dmer with more doing. sales s,z2o bbs ct 77Sa
BUTTER--seninss at Selse for Ohio. and Is@H'
CHERsE-Markst arm at 6ssc,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26

THR President AND THE MoEIToR "A
Washington letter writer says: 81 have the
best authority for stating that next to Capt
Ericsson the credit for the building of the
Monitor is due the President. The draw
ings and plans OF Mr.. Ericsson were rejected
by the chief engineer in the navy, and it
was only after President Lincoln personally
interested himself in the matter that hear
ing was obtained"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26
-" hes mOuldering in the grave,
But his soul is marching on"

FRoH PoRT RoYAL.-The steamer Allan.
tic, from Port Royal, March 10, arrived in
New York on Wednesday last. She brings
as freight SO bales ginned Sea Island cotton.
sos bags unginned Sea Island cotton, 2s bales
Florida Upland cotton, i mirror, pianoforte,
u hides, 30 cases Of books, to Hiram Bar.
ney, collector Of the port Of New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26

HORsIEG LEADER OFFICE,
WEuNFsDAY MosHINQ, March .6. M,

WEnNFsDAY hosHiHO, March g, ls61
bIsoUR-fho M kst YESTERDAY was unchangsd
and dull. The SatI we're - bbls sztrs red at s4ts,
and q bbll ans At $500.
WHKAT-harkst Stssdy and 6rD. sales ofg
cars god rsd at SlOl on sex, snd car white It
gI,05.
OORN-yartst quiet and steady. Sale Of l csr
ct $50.
OATs-Eirnsi si aso on track. Sale Of car At
that price.
sERDs-Ths market for Clover Is arnsr with
sales Of i1s bush ct $50 Timothy Is dull as 81 %
Gsz.l21k.
HIGHWINEs-HEVo declined. and We note
sales Of o. bbla ai lsc.
LARD-sals OF % paekagas ct 70.
sGGs-AFo more plenty at IiGl7' with sales Of
7 ibis st tho outside