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Eos. LHADER The heart Of the country
is thrilled over the glorious news from Be.
cessia. All honor and fame to our noble vol
untsers and patriots, who are immOrtsliEing
themselves for all coming time. # is a tri-
uiuph Of the loyal sons of liberty and free
dom over the treacherous minions Of slavery.
Il il o contest Of right over wrong. UpOn
the one side are representatives of truth, of
order, aud Law, and upon the other the repre-
sentative8 of slavery, with ns cOncOmitants,
treachsry, robbery, rapine and murder; and
Is the hosts Of hell have always been whipped
in the end, 90 with its allies in this struggle.
They must BNccumb to truth and justice ;
and then comes the fearful Judgment to be
executed upon the ring-leaders and their aid
ers and abettors in our own North Where
will be vallAndighan and his cOterie Of
traitors2
Wadswortb, April 9, 1852. W.
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A eoIrssQondent Of The olncinnah eaassto
gives list Of the wounded men who were
placed upon the steamer Commodore Perry
after ths battle Of Pittshurg Landing, and
conveyed 70 Evansville, Indiana. We give
th4se from Ohio regiments included in the
list
ooMHKsIoHED oEEIoERs.
Second Lieutenant 7. A. saxtOu, 6Eth
Ohio, slightly.
E0E-OoNNIEsI0NHD oFEOERs AND NEH.
F. JaOOby, slightly G. Orsarer, dO,i O.
Olendar, seriously J. Elmau, do; !. Brant
do; J, G. Wsalcher, do; J. waCk, slightly
L. Knit do; J. Wants, ditto J. TheObAld,
ditto J. Rocker, do; P. KstOh, seriously @.
Miller, slighay-all Of the Twenty-FOurth
0hio.
Dr. FOFriss P. Whitney, fifteenth Regulars
John Bush, N. Shutter, W. Lands, Nine
tenth Regulars.
D. B. Glenn, blth Ohis, slIghslyi O. A.
Altman, slightly; s. Mcdonald, do, &. Weld
mer, do, ". G. Hasbing, dO.i allof B, Hunt
dOi J. Brides, seriously n. Webster, slight
u y. Weeks do J. ". Evans seriously
J. Weir, dOi J. Kelley, Hlightly; L. D. Jones,
dol ]. s. Low, dol D. CLARK, do W. O
Davis, do.-all Of 7Tth Ohio.
+. shrubeT, 64th Ohio, slightly; A. Lane
Gath Ohio, slightly J. D. Madison, 18th Ohio,
slightly J, Fairchild, 9th Ohio, slightly.
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nsnovai Of 1IsaIeal Dlrsotor Hewitt

4oLQtAA o MaaAeAA 1AegteE AoftAlss
Oar readers have doubtless reioiced at the
prompt action Of Secretary Stanton in re-
moving the man levitt, who has abused
his position Is Medical Director Of the Ten
nessse army, as was abundantly shown up
b. extracts which We made from the cor
rs-bondeucs Of the Cincinnati Gazette. i
& a evidence that the head Of the War
Dspaztment is carrying out the predictions
. Of hls friends upon bic appointment, that be
would speedily clear out all negligence and
frand IA any department Of the army. The
asEns IN which be expresses the order are
not the least evidence Of bic clear view Of
he Importance Of this step. Re says
"A negligent or iahuman surgeon is re-
Eoed y this Department. ss an enemy Of
his country and Of his race, and will be Gealt
with according % The utmost Figor Of milf
taEy law" fEfa aRHfT
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Cotton Shirts, Bed Ticks by feet,
Cotton Sheets, Light Woolen Blankets, Cot
ton Pillow Gases, WoOlen and Cotton
Drawers, Woolen snd Cotton Shirts, Hand
ksrchieSs and Towels, Lint from old pure
Linen, Woolen and Cotton Socks, Pillows
and Cushions, Material for rags and band
ages, Slippers and Light Shoes, Dried Fruit
Prepared Chickens, Arrow Root, 0st Meal
Lemon Syrup, and Current Jeliies.
April 1883
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wlNTEn

W. ANTE U--A SlgUATIoE z s Bg0K
wv Rreuer b. youn7 nan, oi thorough TOM
marcisi oducat on and some gNpefIcueb. VII sn-.
Rags f0r uoderala 8aiary ksler-nosl given u ne
EU ANTEDrAOTTVE AID INTEL
w LIaEar MKH aud WOMB, e CanTasaing
Agents i0r
D.. Howard'B Family Medical C0Hpanion
ths hest selling work OF The kind nov giisred . ne
public. "a haufednu6 D. 0lt ailoWod arc eE1l atFe
right Of Territory givea. 70 terms addrsas
b S.9bEEh,
aprH1st Box l5ls Clevelaldi q.
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DIR. I. w. AVER
Receives patients daily, e The
WEDDHLL HOUSE.

W 8 D D Il L L b 0 0 s 8. e
His extraordinary SUCCESS IN tho SpssdY and per.
mAnsnt Ours Of thsso diseases. - well ts ssr dc.
eases fGai iadirsof lead to consumption, has eioissd
the strongest testimonials from many Of the best
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons suffering from coughs, nightsvsats, bleed.
ing st the lungs general debility, partial deafness,
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged nrc loss Of
sppstits, Isnguor. dospOndsney, heart complaint,
dimeutY Of breathing, diseases peculiar to women
&C., should apply immediately.
By this new systom the remedy is carried directly
to the diseased part. aud CUBE Is s6SctOd, s'sn
amer all other medicines have bssn tried in vain.
W The Patient begins to improve from the vsry
day of beginning to use the medicines. They an
highly acssBtable to patients who cannot take
''atrong medicines"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable
and especially light to those in limited ciroun'
stances. Among the parties ts whom DB ATER re-
fsrs in this city are the fOlloWinEi
Rev. J. B ALEEE. Pres. Clergyman, Brooklyn, o
F.T. WALLACE, Esq., Atty, suPsEioE St., 0sVs'
n. ssronD. Esq, Lumber Merchant, Msrvin
St, Cleveland.
Capt. ROBIs4 sA,1a, Lake Captain, wsss SIDE
Cleveland.
LuruEa MOsus. ESQ Wilson svsnus, Olsvsl,nd.
Rev. s. 81. HEAFH, Of American Bible sOcisty De-
pOSitory.
Capt. d. HARaIzoFoE, West Side, Cleveland.
J.G LAHBERT, at ssabOrn 3 Hempsg'S PlAninH
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1t is said that Rev. Jacob R. Shepherd Of
Obeylin, Ohio, has accepted 8 unanimous
cal to The pastorats Of the Plymouth Con-
gresGtioaal Church, Chicago, and wiz enter
upon BIS labors on the Goth Of jane next.
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NY. Stock hlARKRE-AprH ID
M A RINE
PORT OF OLEYELAN D

ENTERED-April r.
Stmr. Nay Queen, Viger, Detroit, 100 bbls cop
per, 10 tons pig iron, sundries.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Traverse, Dunkirk, 1O2
tens mdse.
schr. Sea Gull, Davidson, Buffalo, no cargo.
Schr, Live Yankee, Cramer, Buffalo, no cargo.
Schr. H. B. Steele, Jones, Port BuFWell, 70 cords
shingle wood, 2sK II sawed shingles.
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit, 1S0ss4 lbs
iron 780 kegs nails, $50 boxes glass, So
kegs lard 1l6 bbls oil e8 bbls whisky.
13T bbls apples, sundFies.
Prom. Euphrates, Parsons, Buffalo, 1900 bbls -four,
as bbls highwines, 325 bbis whisky, SIS
bbla pork, sundfies.
Prop. Gov. CushmEn, Traverse, Dunkirk
Bark r. G. WinsoW, Rumage, ChicaEu, So kegs
nails, Il bbls whisky, 81 bbls Oh, sun
dries. i.
SehF. Sea Gull, Davidson, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
Sehr. g. D. Dousman, Van rassel, Milwaukee
z45 tons coal.
Sohr. SpeedWeil Bennett Buffalo, $40 tons coal.
Sehr. Live Yankee, CrameF, Racine, rs tons coal
Sehr. 4. n. Peck, Guyles, 0sEego, 1000 bush
wheat.
soowJ Q. Hills, Kennedy, Detroit, go tons
scow Ellen White, Cassidy, Hamilton, Canada
$50 tons coal
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The proposition Of our correspondent
"W." Of Kilan would suit rs, II the grew.
aaOs vas 70 continue. We are happy %
say, however, that %. " neither he nor
We shall be troubled further in thst line.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

Gen. R. q. Mflroy and forces are occupy
ing Monterey, fifty miles from Hutton Vile.
The Uniou troops are ell right A severe
snow and sleet storm has been raging fol
three days. The eBsmy's rear guard Is ten
miles distant, and their main force on the
Shenandoah mountaln.s-0 0aGHRg6 CoR-
s-sreiaI
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Gen. Grant was injured on the battle 6sld
e PitsubuEg Landing by the falling Of be
hose. His wound, however, which Was IN
TIE aaklA was slight.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. OHEEsEMAN'S Pulls.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Thseombinstion Of ingredlen In these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain In correct
ing all Irregularities, painful MsnsturatioDs, re-
moving ali structons, whether from cold or other
wse hsadsohe, pain In the side palpitatlon Of the
heart, whites, all nervous afsetons, Mysteries, a..
tigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c disturbed
sleep, which arise from Interruption sf nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of 9 new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities snd obstructiona which
have consigned 50 many 70 premature grave. No
female snioy good health unlsss she Is regular,
and whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins TO decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most sEsctual rtmedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO FemAles To all classes they
are invaluable, iniucing, with certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known 70 Thousands, who
have used them as different periods throughout the
country, having the sanction Of some Of the most
eminent PHYSICIANS in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
bs used, with each Box. The price 81 90 per Box,
containing from 50 to 90 Pills
PHI sent By mail, promptly, By renting TO the
ProPristor. Sold b. Druggisis generally.
BIB HUTUHIEGg, Propristor,
20 Cedar st., New York,
"a. Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
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MARRIED.

Ap,iI lrth, at the rrevsIaud InstItuts, By Rev ".
Il Brewster, John r nARBY, Post Surgeon At
Camp Ubass, aud Miss JULIA II. WRIGHT, one OF
the teachers ct the institute.
April Sd ct tn residence of the Brides father by
Rev o. W. Whit, 9EIRGE ". LYMAN to ga
lsA q D. Rpe EBS, all Of strOngsyi'le & s-
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OTHER EMIHEAT CHEMIsI5.
Produces any shade fom ri1h msIl1H hEnan g glol-
5cT black II ten mi1utes, and coltlnI 10 81 gFsdi-
Ont theE is injurious % ths hair.
Earli.etnrsd hT ,. OEiItad5l5i 10. 8 aslaF HclI1i
seg YORK. sod sFsrFEhsrs, and s5DiIl ~ en- BAR
TaHaerE
EOIIeE TO PHYSICIANS AID rHB PUBLIo.
ALLCooE's PoEoUs sPLAsTEns-TElEInoEisz.- .--aT.
Allcock Co, 10. 29l Canal street, New York, 18th
Nov. 1859, Gentlemen: lately suffered severely
ffSm Wsakness ia M bsek, oesa3ionsd lT sudden
" over o1srting mysslE BaYng heard 6f your blas-
teEs much RECOMMENDED TOR cssgs o. thisatinds
procured one and the Feouis Eas al fbstI cold a.
sire. A single plsstsr cared ne n . Esst.
IcurB respectfully, J. g. BlsLaa8.
Thars Is nothing slnal 10 the Wly q Piast5r 70
the Porous FlsstsF Of Mr. AnaoeF. II Asthma,
Cough, Kidney AGsotions, and Local ds9b staiod
psinss thsy a6ord permanent Fulisii ahG foE weak
backs, pains in the Hids, siir hes and GlEEmonie
pains generally they uTpaslsd fof The bsnslt
tEey inparts Price l5 cents sseh.
sOid b A. Gardner, ~ suDsEioE EiEssl. ClsTs.
md. ob5os and h AZ rlspsotabls dsllslg n msdI-
iHes
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Among the cOnhrmatiOns made by the
Senate on Thursday was that Of william
0alloP q Postmaster atTi@n, o.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-Aprl II

EIOUR-AIarlzst very dull.
EAT-Market heavy and zSS2fo lover
Sales as 74c.
gSDHN-market dull and neglected.
MISS PORK-Market quiet with small sales
ERSGETPFs-2,sOO b5ls hsur; II.OO5 buah wheat;
'ExCHANGk-UnchsnEed. Gold > cent
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Nor1cE TO NAR1SERs.-Ry netice OfC. Hughes
Secretary, red light viii bsshoWn from the
Light House wharf At Port Hope, in place Of the
bright Light formerly there.
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ef.arr - nENAn ENrAI. PRrNTINa.

- Plain ard oEnamcntai printing Of oVerI de-
nefTtioa don8at tho printlng Eltat tahrasnt Of the
lsfnrn fica on she LATEST improved and most raFie
stssm Prls, h tho bet giyle, on short notice. and
- E6aI1nahld lala1. Particular attention pad e
SOD Wcrk, HVarF description oi binding done
Sl1sfialiT Blank hoofH, ir6lEsFa. Scurnnlr, Enlet
us6fI, KocslVinf Bookl, a.. -
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FOR SALE OR RENT.


1fARm BfIh SALE.-A Coon IN
PROVED DFRRM. OF 1865 acres, we'll located IN
I0Fa, for sale cheap, or viii exchange Ter Eatm q
ohio. Also 20eeres vita goa y & ~ , aae
-. III Marble BlPsE, sI12Ss H2s i9s q ST.
ORBIO NS TO bBT.-SEVkkAL u
~ Rood OFFICEs, recently httsd uP n good or
soius.sla 3 4 % 2 An'i'''n 3. 161EA61E, kgsnt,
TOR HALE 80 FEET IkON
F0nos Railing (cast,) and Stone Pogta,
sprg g superi1r street.
LFOR RENT.-A FARM OF FORTY
i Acres, on Detroit Plank ko9d, four mies from
ne 8. 'i's lsss Cor "a. sqa.Is 3 saP.li9s asH J.
UTOKH FUR RENT-A GUOD
~ sTORE ana BAsEMENT-Wsll located Pos.
5sion given ist Of April. EHquiro at ihe Leader
ONCE. or II r. CoEles nar2gtTl2
afOH RENT.--THH 20, 80 AND 4FH
Floors OF store No. lii = atar street, fJrmeriy
ocsupled by stilson, Lex Pris9 si5s q koips-
quTs OF ePEN0ER hELhEN.
EOR sALE-1O AOEEs OF LAND,
nshr the City limits. on Columbus Road, %
~ fesi snoss- Th5 end 9 under good cultiFatigni
irontng o. two street, and could also Be used ior
Gardening purposes 20 agVantage. -
slg-lsoE prices and 0asY terms. EnqqiEs o
MARahEEr ABTHEns
In fhe premises, or 70
ii. W. LEUfk nuEhEH,
+ marzzssl 70. 10 suFsrior 6.
Il GOUNTRY RESID ENCE-A
4 ! good dwelling and Is acres OF finely improved
land. on Enolid strses, only halt mile beyond the
City limits for Hsnt, ct Low price TO good ton
ant Enquire at No. l47 " ater street.
marl0:klz KOOH, LEVI MA1EE
EOR SALE HIGHT AoREs OF EX-
| oELLEHT Land, miles from the CITY, On the
Eacd Plank Road. 1t has on iE two acres Of Grape
TTess. There is 9 dns building spot, and & near
1 enough to P1blic and aigh schools. Enqutrs of
uarlo.s7s q Pubds saaafs.
EOR SALE.--A HOUsn AND LOT,
/ - No. zs2 Erie strsst; the house les II Rooms,
/ and Is very convenient. Enquire o. -
n.,.Rsz q !; Puslis hE1L1 sa1a2s
EOR RENT-SrOKH 2OX90. MKT
/ N 70 Bank Of Commerce, fronting Superior g.
l q. B. BhOOKWAE,
/ Real Estata Agent,
fsb2l:Rl2 No. z, Atwster Building.
R0R SALE.-0Ns SE0oED-HAND
/ steam BolIsr-uprIeht, 8o-eallcd, lately used
"a tbs Leader once. Said Boiler = q inches b q.
hmeteF, yctaido and let lonzi furneoe parsi i1i
Said Boiler originally cost So i1loW n hTlt Els
order and Eiih The Tatsss safetg-valTai AeB WI -
/ lDlt Tor g25a
i5arFor f1rthaf yarfioglars enquire Is thia 06el,
q e 2. T. HcGETry'H fs1as Roller saop on oertfo
..ssf
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THE FAIR INEzi
On EHs LoEH LADY or EHn ORnBoH OLrTTI

OOETINUED.
OHAPTER XIi.-To ANXIOUS IEQUTRERs.
I've received pIls Of lsttsrB,
With this purpoFt 60 them all:
"lgaas A. IBaac8, Mr, Isaacl,
Isaac5 Of tbs Union Hail.
"Ws have read your thrilling story,
Cd the fEtF young maid Ines,
And we think Il awful hOrrid,
Filled with ineOnsistenciel.
''You do make Il very Lengthy,
1t Is "shSKy" in the 'jtnts;"
When, thou bold and reckless post,
VIII on give rs ell the "pintHf"
'FWhsp, obi when will It be hoishsd1
Tell rs now sir, ifyou p ease,
When you'li give rs be conclusion
OF the Fair aud AOne IneE."
With contempt treat these lsftsrs,
which tn y richly do deserve;
Never viii they change my purpose,
Never make me lose my nerve.
All these writer's think no doubt,
And L think perhaps thsy coald,
Write q better story than this,
know that could, II / WO1li
Ons low fellow, saucy villain,
Says II he Was locked IN jail,
With his haRds and Ieet in irons,
He could make better tale,
C0ONTINuED.)
The patrons Of Union Hall and the public IN ger
eral viii please take notics that are now onefI
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. Issue every afternoon at o'clock an Even
inE Leader oantalninn als the latest news up %
AIT tine. The Evening Leader will contain All
iae telegruphio news received In the day time
sud g 6 complete paper IN itself Subscribers
'Au be furnished with the morning o. evening
HntiOn ut the same price, Wis., ave oeliaEs
ltlF, Of my cent? yer month. News Agents tas-
Nisn6d at 81 90 pnr 10 copies
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aeasFal aIilroy at BiOstercY, and PushinG
Ahead.
MoHTIRHY, Va, April 10.
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HONE MANUFACTURES

ONE MAN UFAOTURE-
H The German Woolen Manufacturing Com
einded % sell The hrpt lot Of Woolen goods manu-.
leeturod IA Cleyolnnd5 at retail IN order % meet
ne numerous calls made upon ihem for suits q
thoir make.
A variety of patterns are ready for salo e lev
rrioeI, and the citiEedE gan1rally are respectfully
Invited . examins he g6ods and encourage home
urlnufncture.
0ieilsiSrd = yan- 4 IssaP1T
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SPEClL H0TleEs

{ Aar1nlA On Pa4aIsio. IA spasn. 8 afse-
ton of the Bronehsl FubeIi Ebiahars ussslsd with
q drY. tonacicuB phisgm-'i RFognis Bro1chfal
Trocnss" viz, IN soms cases, 7iFs iusdirfa rslis
II 81 long standing, psrlsTErs With fhcn-theg
alleviate IN tine.
san old Isdy friend having iriss mal1 ramsa
ior Asthma viii no benefit, found grsas rsllsf
the Troehes 10y D. LsEfl, Frlzkiszt. IL
POISON NOT 1HE HRAD
EIFRATH OF sIIvrB.
ORIsTADORO's
ANALYZED EXCELsI0a DYE,
cznFIrrED "a A r----s-
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A nsLIgRT 0OLDp Oo10H-
PUBLIC sPEAKEBs AED sIEaER8

sIn Ind them sieotual for sisariug and str5u asa-
pq the voice.
Gecan concur heartily % Che many colnr=nHa
.ioas OF the t'BBOkUH1AL IRJCHE9,n - 1r5-aTsa
~ tb8 Me8srs Brown. At the very tilIs fht7 we're
brought 70 our notice, We were g1laring ron 80
Tare Uold, from which We obtained lumsdir-s au1
PsEmaui nt rellef by The uso of tho rlslJUa Ea TE
tny Of our readers suffering fr0r oTuncairl irr
1lCst magical re ief, and enable theIl % lrafft y
ntis tidicuIly or aulsriug--l Boats y alchElsl.
2 "a rTICH As Ehars dr8 many iulIatIcaE ~ 49,
n q oRTAIE cnlT Browne trOachtll Eraf - =
Ehich, hy l0rg e1perieucc, haYe pruFsl t15 r-7-s
h1VinF rtaslied The 1a1ctfon q n1Yslcl11E.
b, snd festimOaiais fTom sminCnt nrn shr511hoi-t
The country. mold 49,
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zauzi.starsd bY ,. OriIildsr0, 10. s 5sisF Ho1rs,
.s4 E0rk. sod sFsFTEhsfs, ana ssDilsff7 en- BAR
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PURE-sAEE-uNEQULLEEp
- EMINEaT oaENIsTs.

J. 0RILFO q W. YsrE
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reduces any shade f.om riah nsIlsH hrnan io glos-
It thaE Z injurious 70 rhe hrir.
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WadswoFtb, Apsl 9, 1852.
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The patrons of Union Hall and the public IN gen.
erAl viii plsaae take notcs that We ar6 now onsrnG
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"a. Sold Wholesale and Retail In Cleveland By
STRONG 3 ARMsTROEG. aprIl;sowBzI
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Second Lieutenant 7. A. sazsOu, 64th
Ohf. .tt-Lst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

I NOR SALE.--A HOUsM AND LOT,
III No. E3 Erie street; the house les II Roomsi
and Is very oonVaDteat. Enquire o.
Q J. KENLER
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-20
AFrada gEmofrat.

PARsON BROwNLow. The following is the
latest intelligence which we have from the
redOubtable, parsou, as contained 10 the St,
Louis correspondent of the Alta;
The Parsons adventures are not iiuished
yet. In the Confederate Court at Knox
vile, on the 29th ult., a nOlls proseg,G was
entered In the case of Parson Brownlow, on
the ground that having surrendered him.
self voluntarily, on condition that the Gov.
ernment would agree TO convey him out Of
East Tennessee, aud protect his exit. The
faith of the Government being pledged. his
discharge was ordered. The Knoxville
Register remarks On the arrest as follows:
"Wbether BrownlUw was we'll enOngh 10
leave the jail last night, or what has be-.
come Of him, we have not learned; though
we understand it was the intention of the
commander Oi the post here TO hold him
uader arrest, with view to his safe con.
duct beyond the lines, where he may be
able 10 cooperate with johnson and May
nard "
The release was by the Court authorities.
immediately upon his discharge Brownlow
was ie arrested by Col. Monsarrat, Military
Commander, and remanded to custody.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-20

STNGuLAR DEATH.-On the 14ih inst, at
Platps ranch, in this county. a young man
named Wm. f. Summers, nephew OF Capt.
Summers, of the steamboat Swallow, aged
23 yeare, died under very singular circum-
stances. He was young man of excellent
habits, and in the full enjoyment of good
health. After partaking VI q hearty meal,
he lefl the house in company with another
young man, aud proceeded 10 cut some
wood near the dwelling. He proposed to
his cOmrade 10 carry in while be cut some
of The fuel. Upon the young man taking
an armfull into the house aud returning, be
found Summers npOn the ground with bis
head resting upon bis hand, and bis elbow
supporting The same from the ground. Up
on being asked as to what was the matter.
be remark, d, incoherently, "tbat OK bow"
He was carried into the house and soon ex-
pired. He bad been engaged in driving
cattle during The day. aud may have been
injured by a blow of some nature, bot moth.
ing could be discovered to account for the
cause of his DEATH Marysville Express.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-20

The SALTPETRE SUPPLY.-The Newark
Mercury says: Large quantities OF nitrate
of coda, or South American saltpetre, as
is called, are obtained in Chill aud Peru,
and this may be easily converted into the
purest of saltpetre, as 1t was during the
Russian war, when the markets of that
country were supplied with saltpetre thus
manufactured 10 this country, and shipped
to Russia by way of Hamburg. Saltpetre
can also be obtained in the United States
from the limestone caves that abound In
Kentucky and other sections. This was al.
most our only source of supply during our
last war With England. which cut US off
from our dependence upon her Indian pos
sessions. Earth yielding Is per cent. OF
nitre Is said to be found near Nashville,
Tenn, 10 quantities sufficient TO supply the
entire country.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-20

ACCIDENTS IN SIERRA.- The La Porte
Messenger of the 18TH gives accounts OF
three accidents which occurred IN that VI
cinitv last week: Jake Keifer, German.
while runing car in a mining tunnel at
Second Ravine, had bis teeth Knocked out
and skull fractured by the car bouncing
from the track. He will recover. John
Haas, coasting on snow shoes. struck on
fence, dislOcating bis kUee, fracturing both
bones of the leg and displacing the knee.
pau. This was at Newark. At Port
Wine, on the 9th, loaded car, running
down an incline, struck Mr. Van Buren,
Wilson 10 the back, killing him almost In
slant.