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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-07

ESe. g. And be Il further enacted, THAT sEaryper
son who HhAll be appointed assistant shall,
~ the time OF his appointment, he not leSs than
tWGntS-one Year, OF axe nor more tGti tRanty-Six
yeAI4i and that, previous 70 his appolntment, Ids
physical, mental aud moral qualifications shall be
board of payma4ters appointed for that p:rpose by
tho Secretary Of the Navy, and under such regula-
ttOns as lie may prescribe.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That the nunu-
al pay OF AAHsiant shall be ~ lORs, SiL
On duty at sea, for the rst i've years Hltsr date OF
commission thousand three hundred dollars; af
five hundred dollars.
On other duty, Lor the first I've years aer date Of
commission, one thousand dollars; n:ter i've years
dollars
Ga leave OF absence or waiting orders for the rst
I've years AFTER date Of commission, eight undrr'l
dollars; afeF five years from dat of one
thOuntnd dollars; aud when attached vessels for
saa services each assistant shall Ge entitled
Sec. =. And be ii further enacted, That from anil
after tue pasEasu OF this act commanding officer
OIL any vessel Ia tbs navy thn be required to per-
form the duties Of paymaster or assistant Iaymas.
ter; and when sueh office shall become vacant, by
death otherwise, in ships or on forefD atF.
tionH, on the Pacific coast OF the United states,
the senior Ollcer present may make an acting aIl-
poiItnient Of any Mt person TO perform the duties
until another IaYnlasteF ur assistant payu1EsteT
shall report for duty. Any person performing the
duties Of pay master assistant payInAsteE In
dance with this section tbnt not OiherWise shall be
sutttlad to reeeive tho pay Of Euch grade whilst %
acting.
Sec. .. And he Il further enacted, That each as
sisAnt paymREter SHALL upon his appointment. enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars,
with At least two good and Sucient securities, for
the faithful performance Of his duties and that as
Sistnnt paymasteTs shall have rank and precedence
with assistant eons passed, and that all ap.
pOintments to I'LL vacancies in tho corps of paymaE-
tera shnll be made by regular promotion from tho
list of assistant payniastefs,
Sec Q. And be it further enacted, That within ak
months after the expiration Of the present insarrec-
ton the corps Of pAynAsfeIs and assistant paymNE
tiers shall he reduced to the number Of PeVentv.GTe
Ia the whole.
Approved, July Il, 1861.
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an and amer thS 1lth OF April, 1861. the paasen.
" ger Trains will be run AZ follows, viz:
The ExpTess Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays At 10 A n, BcnWOOd AZ 1880 A. NJ. HFTiv-
tng Ia Baltimore At $40 A. ~, connecting with tho
Expires train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern eitIes, leaving 6:l5 A. 81 ar
TiVea at Washington At $50 A. NJ, making cloae CON-
DectOn With the Southern line8 for ell parts of the
South This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at S:i6 r. 81, and
Warrington City at 2sl6 +. 81, arriving at Benwood
- A. n. and Wheeling at 6:GI A. NJ making direct
connection With tho EGpTeHstFain for all parts Uf tile
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train stois
only for meals and WoOd aud water.
The Mall Train lehVoa daily including Sundays nj
o:S5 r. ~, BenWOod at S:.S p. NJ, and arrives in
baltimore at $40 p, NJ, connecting with the Mall
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York, BOSTON,
and all Eastern citirh at It5 r. NJ, arrives WASH
tngton City ht SEQ r, 81, connecting With the South
lines for all parts Of the South This frin stota
the west end Of the road at MuundsVillC Camerun
Warrington, Water Station FnirmOnt and Grafton.
Returning, leaves baltimore Al $50 A. NJ, WAsl.
lpEton City at 42S A. b and RrlveNn Mt RenWOOd ut
1910 p II. and Wheeling at 1882 +. VI, connecting
with the Express train fr all artHoT the SouthWest,
West and Northwest. This ttAin stops at the prin-
ripll stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except sundays. wing Piedmont at G:4O NJ
and arrives At Wheeling at 6:lO L.. N.
in. FORD, Agent.
" P. Smith, Master of Transportation.
l. VI. CoLE, Cent Ticket Agent. apo
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HO I enacted BY tie sanato and Hons. Of RsDr.
oenta&lT0a q the Omitted States Of AnsrieS IN D.
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n the nASE q The United States % nnd hSrS-
by = eEtAhl1A0a, and that ffum end amor ~ ~
Saso e thie st TIE PFodeDt d tie UnitSd RAS4S-
~ ana NtSA No odNic8 ard consent q Ia ESFSSss
~ APPel1S oa1lta1t ayJl1elTs nun time q fiTS6
g taey ehal y neSdea 6r active aaPVfeo g. ~ ~
W. HOt SkeSeatnE AiEty-s d ndmboF, " -
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel,
ing Rail Roar.
~

ing Rail Road.
~
an AND AFTER MONDAY, November 2Sth, 1881.
" Passenger Trains VII leave Bridgeport q fol.
lows, CsundRys e1espted1
41:lS A. d. Man TFan stopping at all stations ar
E5,, a. R Y stg1 Al 4:lo p NJ, anl
Gsco p. ". Express Train, stopping At all stations
STrivSs at Pittsburgh at 1000 p. u. AMI
Cleveland At 9s35 A 81.
1910 p N EEpre.s Train, stopping At All EtatioRS,
STEivss q Pittsenrgh Al SOS A. u. aud
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 9=25 A. II. and $40 P. NJ, ar
rive At Bridgeport At S:25 p NJ Gas A N. and 1OOO
Leave Pittsburgh at 1:lO A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and
l:4o P. b., arrive Al Bridgeport Gas A. H., 1Oo0
A. u. and o:26 P. II.
COnneetI0ns are made as Follows
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania n. R. for HarrIS
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, Phill.
dslphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toled r. r. for Gan.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NORTH wEzT. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the HORTM WEsT. With
Cleveland Erie +. H. for Erie, Dun
Kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals. With
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
CToItline, Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the G z H. R. for CuyGhoEa
Falls, Akron, MnlSrburEh and wO0a.
At Alliance with p. Pt. Wa G. R.R. for Canton,
massillen, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
lumbus, &c.
AtStslbOnviIIo with +. c. / G. Line and AT BEILAiE
with &C. o. r. n for GAINESVILLE, New.
ark, Columbus, xena, Dayton. InLl.
annapolis, CRirn, Cincfnnati, Louisville,
St. Louis, 81. Joseph aud all pointS
Wtst and South West
ELeurulon Tickets To PittNburgh aad retain Ss.5
Pare always slow, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all poIntS In tho West, Hortli
and East can be procured At tho otce No. 81 Water
street. next doorto sPrigg House, Wheeling, Va and
at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii bo made atIowest rates te
any point accessible by this road connections
70 thS East, North, Wet and Northwest ut ofict
Ros 81 Water street, with Freight gent At Bridge
port Station. Il, HAMILTON. A cent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President
Pr. MYERS, Gent TIekct AE't. move
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~, >, NH'IllI SIVIlf y. U N Fcu.. IsUl.
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ErateTilnily yours ALONZO BALL, NJ. D..
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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DYsenterY. DIarrhmn, Reln1, Worm

From DF. j. G. GTeeII QG Chicago.
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
From Rep. j. Y. Hines, Pastor Of Advent
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-07

AID. BRDILLI0N, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity
SpeGmen BnErHyinGs and Art Journal can b seen 81
w. FPsf Ptai.ee' dSe1s
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On. AVER: have used your Pills with extraortii
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FrO1H DR.. ThroIors Bill of Neto IorL- City.
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TPUnIp-Nol

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Frorr ". Edlcnrd Ron1. Rntimnre.

FTOHl 1T. -Isal9dTa BoydI BdlfNHore.
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Threo Through Pa senger Trains,

The Capacity of this Road Is now equal to any in III,
Country.
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Baltimore 8 ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p i. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. MOI
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

in the Eighth and Fifth Ohio regiments Is
about seventy i've and sixty, respectively,
killed and wounded.
is among the wounded on our sids. These
are the only 6eld officers killed or wounded
In the Union ioroea.
The rebels eaTrled no knapsacks with them
into action, aud all the rations In their haver.
sacks was g small cake Of bread 70 each man.
They counted to certainty on capturing
Winchester. The only wagons they brought
with them were provision wagons This ex
plains how It was that they did not lose much
besides arms In taeir retreat.
The battle field after the struggle was
sight to be seen aud remembered. The night
wss dark aud cold. After the battle the am
balances we're busily engaged removing the
wounded. The enemy carried OF most of
their wounded and some Of their dead. The
wounded were intermingled with the dead,
and their suferings before they we're remov-
ed to the hospitals were very poignant. Yes.
terday was spent In burying the dead. The
ghastly aspect of the field yesterday after the
wounded were removed, and before the dead
were inferred, was appalling. Some with
their faces of, some with their heads of, some
torn int fragments and frightfully mangled
by the round shot and shell, and others sim
ply but quite % effectuslly killed by bullet
wounds. 1t is singular that most Of the enc
my killed by bullet wounds we're shot through
the head or the heart, showing the rsmarka
BILE accuracy with which our estern troops
use the rife. The enemy's wounds were not
near 90 fatal to us as ours were to them, and
their weapons were, as a general rule, de-
cidedly interior to those used in our army
About the stone wall the enemy were streWn
almost on top of each other in heaps Of dead
Atthis point also many Of our brave fellows
also bit the dust
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Th. onIa n.noernor ln .. I.,alaIsture.

The OaIs Democracy In she Iissislsture.
A resolution introduced into the House ct
Columbus, By Judge Myers Of Lucas, to invite
ParDon Brownlow to address the Lesislature'
was voted against by all the straight Demo-
crata ThaPs the sort Of stuR OF which
those Democra's are made They cannot see
anything but uauatsism" in any man who
Is % thoroughly loyal, aud reserve all their
sympathy for such men IS VallandighAm,
whom they would doubtless ivote thanks to,
If he should offer to speak at Columbus.
Four straight Democratic Senators, Fink,
Kinney, Lang and Psrrill-vOted against the
resolution which condemned the easy and
almost luxurious treatment of some Of the
secesh prisoners at Columbus, while our
Union prisoners are made to suffer and die
in tObaoCO factories,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31
Wh.r Ensr.sn E,herIars sa1..

In Hon. Emerson Ethridgs's late speech at
Nashville, the following sentences occur:
"Let me tell the people Of Tennessee q
plain truth: You have to live in the Union
with your negroes If you sOiH, without
them If you must The Unioa is worth
more than all the seeeSsionists and negroes
in the world.
HRather than see the Union severed, I
would to day have slavery destroyed, and the
last slave liberated"
1.-THE Government viH maintain its su-
thority. VIII you return 2 | am for the
war going on forever, until the rebellion is
subdued"
( ga benign Government offers pardon to all
shat we're misguided and deceived. If you
do not accept Il, and return to your allegiance
your every town shsll be converted into an
arsenal, and your pastures into fields Of
blood"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

A great battle mast soon come OF as or
nsar co-iath, Miss Oar special dispatches
tsom 0siro cay that the news received there
fsan he Tennessee aud Cumberland is In
t,ssassng, but contrabsnd. We must wait
therefore the development of time. A dis
patch to TIE Cincinnati Gazette, states that
Gen. Grants grand amy, as well IS the
rshsl hosts, were being msrshaled for great
hatsls. The Louisville Journal has letter
ffon nn educated military mana Northern
man-at Nashville, which states that there
win bs rebel force on the new line, extend
ing from Decatur, Ala, to Island No. 10, si
tEo hundred thousand men. Rvans, Oi
Georgia be ssys, has arrived from Aanas-
sas With the fewer of the army which fought
Is last Jaly. From all the indications, the
impending battle viii be far the most i'm
poraat Of any thas has been fought in this
war.
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NEW YORK mARKET-maroh %

tBT TNlsGEAFH.i
FLOUR Only limited demand and prices stIll
sales sI1 b6ls at Ss,lse 5 s' ios s9perfns state
S6,2Sr6 for extra stato; Sb,l55 % for supsTnne
west rni S5,eIa57 for shipping brands sxtra round
hOOp0hioi S5,sOe6,75 for t,Ads brsnds.
prices In favor Of buyers. sales 90 bbls a S5tO@
$50 toE common % choice extra
sHE fl.ss,,s ga ksI quiet and steady. BalsS
CSsII ia n MEAL In GsIr request. Sales 800 bbls
at SSs9 f9T On r'sJ5ses; sS Is foT BrandyTi1e
$40 bbs g. zIS2IHc for siaie; 2I1S2 for western,
closing firm at outside prices.
buyers Sales 100 bnsh co Emon Us6ada club 81
Si,I5 5000 u'h winter rsd western At Sl,s4; 100
lush choio, Smber Je sey At 81, IS
BAHLEY-Very Sslrcs and dFm ct 90cmsI,rO.
at SG57c for mixed wss in stoTe, CSC delivered;
SOC TO- Eeevil cut deliEsredi S6GS7Se for southern
OATS -MaIKer little hrner. Sales at aSa ss<c
| for leIse Cansd4, western and state.
Safes $500 hhds Ouba at 6k67c; 463 hhds Porto
kico 81 6S9shi bO0 boxes Havana and $500 bags
Mintlo on p iSate terms. Z hned susar1 also very
mOLASsEs-MaFket continues steady with
moderate business doing sal-s ~ hhds and teress
Porto RcO S3c; l79 hhds Cuba muscosado at &c.
4 PJgH k-Market helvy and loWeI. rales 100 bbls
paE5 last egeninE, at sls75es o. Tor mess; Sl1sOe
BEEF-Ms ket quiet aud . eady. NAes $50 bbls
ct - 508550 cosntry prime; $3.50 500 for country
Iaess sl2 0oalsSO for repacked meSSi Sis.7sEslaSO
/ TO extra mess
PRIRIH MESs BREP-Markst inactive
BEEF HAMS Market inac i've.
CIT mEATs-ln fair demand. Sales lsl psek-
ages at 4Hu.6c for shoulders 5HcTo for hauin. In
Guiding lot Of dry salted shoulders deivsrabls in
May st iHe.
HAOON-sidea firm. s,Ess as boxes at exc for
western Cg ubeLland cut for sery choice 81, IT
elear mddles We siso notice aBals Of SoJ hhds dry
/ aalted roueh Eidss st &c.
LARD ln % dsm1ud Ct nrm prices. sole
lea keEs 1t 64c. ---
BUTTER-ssllins It lIOI21O for OhiOI 1880
for state.
CHEEsR-Market frm at Saso,
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DIED.

wedn sdAy morntas, Mach 2sth, Of sonses.
Thomas Il. bls sAl Oaslsyp agtd one year.
Ths funeral will be stt' ndsd at the residence $50
Superior street, this (Monday) morning ct one hall
past 10 o'oloos.
IN Solou, Tuesday, Msrch 75th, after lingering
illn o. Of over ear, EhLLIE OBly child ~ MF.
aud Mrs. Austin Hisekman, aged 10 years and ave
months,
Young Eslis was not only the Idl Of fond parents,
feIsd much through her long sfleton, although All
was doDe that mtdiea1 SKIN o1uld Dc she could not
b restored. But her frisl Dc have tbs q
knowing that she died devoted Disciple Of Christ
The BYmpathiss Of this community are With the st-
Aiotsd parents B.
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N Z. STOCK mARKKT-March 90.

uONEY-Market active At sSa7 2 cent on call,
3 mt tor pr me piper.
STE LING EXCHANGE-Market steady at
nl@lIlH Tor merchants and nIHGll2 for bankerH'
G0lD-Amsrica1 flrmer WITH free sales at ~ ,
cent premium. California gold bars firm at lN9LS
(SGVE6N nENT sT0CKS-M MArkst easier
Sales United StAtaa s. 1881 9sH s; t-lo TrsssurJ
Notes s9E.
ETOs aB-Market bstt with 3 mod rate busi-
ness. Chicago Rook Island b64; Chicsgo, Bur.
ungIon Quincy 6lH; Nil Rauses q Prairie ( q
Oheu 2i4 gisTeiAnd T ledo 45fS; Illinois CsEtl 81
scrip s4Ai Harta % preferred Il 81. Erie 81; Erie
preferred 603s; New York Central 67k: Pacific a sil
97h; Michigan Central 655{s Gnitsd States Sc '6s
registered g35k: United States 60 al coupons B3k;
Michigan Sou heIn ganraotesd 4s4; California -
70; Tennessee Sc 81; HUDSON LIST bonds ltaA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

PsrsOu BrownlOw said at Cincinnati that
be was glsd Fremont was going to East
Tennesee. Fremont was his sort of man
and be Would go with him and superintsnd
the banging. The Parssn is a Shareholder,
but be has Sesn enough of the infAmy and
horror Of secession, not to be particular
about themsan employed 70 wipe It out.
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zbs Eruaklns Of tho FlulpdoaIor PrOuDsOr.

re EFaaklns Of the PlaipdeaISr PrOSgSOr.
uses.
We understand from undoubted authority
tbst Hon s. s. Cox dsnissm most smphatically
shat hs svsr franksd any envelopes for the
use Of the Plain Dealer Oface. Such being
tho eaas, Of course our remarkscharging him
With dsfrauding the POstOfiCs Department by
81 unlawful use Of his frsnk, are uncalled for.
Anumber Of envelopes purporting to be
thanked BY Mr.. Cox, and enclosing Plain
Dsnlar prOsPeotuses, have, however, been
stepped n the mail and forWardsd to the De-
paEtnsnt. The Plain Dealer admitted last
aatuEday evening that Mr.. Cox did frank
soss of iis prospeetussa. The question has
narrowed deWn 70 one of vsraeity between
shs sdiior og the Plain Dealer and NJ Coz
Il Nr. Cox did aOs frank those snvslopes,
wAO then aorged his frankH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

FuErnu HuHDRrD PauoNERs CAPTURnD.
I'VE learn that General Kelly yesterday
received q dispatch from Gen. Schenck an
bouncing that Gen. Banks took fifteen hum
dred rebe prisoners ct q place called Cedar
Greek, threa miles this ride Of Straspur2 -
No particulars are giyen.-- WbseliRg Iatslh-
gasesF IF FFidgi.
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CHICAGO mARKFT-olarcb Qo

- IRT TELhqRAPEsl
FL0UR,-Markstdu dull
WHEAT-MarkeI quiet at 76c for No l.
GOkN-Market neglected.
DIESS PBR Killed. a. Sl0,75 Without buyers.
H0GS-Dress-d, quiet. Live, lOc lower.
BEEE CATTLE-M Market firm. a
= REOEIPEs-S,l0 bOlS nVuri 500 bush WheAti
so bush corn.
BXCHANGR-Unehane Gold , cent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NNUAL NOT CE TO MEM-
IA BER- VI IT, OLEVELAED LlBRs BY
= . }. IATI0A,-Ail Books uST bs returnsd on
or b FIRE Sc turday, he 9th Of April fer the purpose
Of Examination, and remain IN he Library until
ai er the Annual EIscrOn Of DireetOTn-fses Notice
Of action.
H0-No nook can be drawn from fhs Library Af-
teL saturday, the ate intt n .ur
~ II any psrsOn negects to return Book ct the
time sDectheU, By q standing rnlo Of the AsaOola-
'--5---.-- = - WM J. TAFT.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31
OOMMEROIAB
OLRXELAND PRODUCE n1ARKEY.
MORHIEG LEADER OFFICE,
MoHnAY MoREino, March ii. I9fq.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
MONDAY moEEiHs, March 81, Iss2.
FLOUH-Ihs marker on Sat rdaJ wss unchanE
% aud auiet with only small Sass to the local trade
We Qaote 10 lows double exIa rtd at SlBO04, ,7s;
extra do si,9 80; dOub 8 extra white SsJORs,aii
extra do "a 6ZS@5.Ooi aud supsraae 10 SsFO@4To, &C.
cOrdiug 70 quality. RTE FLOUR nominal at 90.
WHEAT Market steady and arm with fight re-.
ceipts and fsir demand. squotO 70 n, ,OOGi O2,
and white at sl.O1Ol.OS NOsOiss to report.
CORN-MsrEot rather dali at tso on trA,k
OATS Quitt at $50 on track without ,s'es.
MESS PORK-MArkst dull and Inactive. Held
ct 0lf501I,Ao.
LABD-sssady and Oulst ct 707j<o for common
to ohoioe kettle rendered.
BUTTER-scaresA and arm at l4elso for fair 70
choies W. roll.
CHEESE Steady AMI arm ct Sa6Ho.
EGGS lsnty and doll, with Ialss Of 10 bbls st
I0o, and 70 do at 20 y doz.
FRUITS Sale Of 10 bblI dried apples ct Go p D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31
PLAln kED onNAnHNTAL PBINTIEa.

~ pIain end ornamental printing Of every ee.
oription done 6 fhe Printing N1tael hnent o. t9s
LaiBEr oca, on the latest improved and most rnplq
& raasonsbls rates. fartuuinr esientlon pals 70
eisak work. livery description Of Ai1oing eone.
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