davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-02-05

w- The Niagara Mail, says the Canadian
War Department has advertised for tenders Tor
the erection Of earthworks and palisadings at
Port Dalhonsie, Port Co1ourne; g. CathaFines,
and such other places on the Welland Canal US
nay be hereafter decided. The MdA also
learns from London, c. ". paper, that
detachment Of E. c. rifles, Numbering 40 men,
took their departure from that place on tho
Sth inst, for Port Colburne, on the line Of the
Wclland Canal. The same journal says that
4 second detachment, consisting Of 50 men,
left on the morning Of the 9Th for Port Dal-
housic, via Great Western
, 1862-02-05

There will bca rush Of women towards
Washington at once. The sex will he excited
beyond measure to know that female clerks
arc to be appointed in the Dead Letter Office,
TO read and return letters. There's u chance
for Tabltla Ann.
, 1862-02-05

E- Is not the following item, which NC
cut from the Worlds Washington dispatch Of
Saturday, reason why you should defer your
proposed trip to Washington, and if it does
not concern you, you may pass it:
The number Of applicants for q few vacan-
cics in The departments Of minor Importance
is almost without parallel Senators and
membcrs arc literally oycHun with these
rasenous Office seekers, beaiegingg them at the
doors OF the Capitol, their private quarters, on
the streets, at The departments, and even on
their way to church. This rush is simply oc-
casioncd by the passion for Office, for the sal
aries and cmolumcnts {rcduced one third uu-
der the new laws} are barely sufficient for a
livelihood in this city Of high prices, high
rents. and Door accommodations,
, 1862-02-05

Hg- The Journal fails niiscrably in its at
Tempt to sustain its false charge that S'the
TRIBUNE is opposed to taxation for the support
Of the Government It quotes two sen
tcnces Torn from their context, and tries to
torture them into shape to bear its construc-
ton, but in vain. The readers Of the Journal
are certainly as intelligent as the editors oi
that sheet, and understand the meaning OF
words just as well Let it copy the article
headed tsTaxed for the support Of Slavery"
and permit its readers to draw their own con
clusions. The article is short, and will take
but little space It is at liberty to make any
comment it plcascs, so that it Tets its readers
sec what the TRIBUNE did say. The Journal
Will not 10 this. It has not the fairncss OF
honesty to do it. It suits its purpose better
. to nisrrprcscnt and yil]ify.
, 1862-02-05


Inc New ork tribune gives The following
ocaeet'''4s .n'ol n'''t1on.
about to procecd 10 Europe on a confidential mis-
sion Of a diplomatic naturc fto,n President Lin
coin and Mr. Secretary Seward. He was repeat
cdl* employed on such service by Mr. Buchanan
ard Gen; Cass. On one occasion having sscn been
I The co1 as Of We cod no be- en
trusted to lie o1diuarT' channels Of cornmnnica- @
tinnl ~1"A4AA7 -
Wvhofr ;s d;sronn+,h,o aavon+nrar ,yho
some @ Tears . aso q nursasd @ % an Enaissh Woman t Of
property oyer Europe, and 1inally attempted
t'r;:nnd H. af1erta2;s IN ,rroto hoo r. nnf;.
4;cd 4o ssMr Eondsh;ns H. is an y % nttache or
.,su - 10 Nav, H.a,s - ond 1c NJ. "a.
4;n1 ;u 1:ss ~ rothcd to ncns;on lin IN Rnchon.n's
In nJ1n;;st m's rat;nn Hs en,,,ne1nent r th;s IA.
% ninistrst;on would be an5ut % as reputablc 90 as
~ .sa1.n tho Hs.at, ~ the c,r,;1r ;nnrna1 ana
Jo,1.oa+;c.to 10 Renne1t farn;Iy a. the Wh;te
Hnnsr ~ |G;nc;nnati 1aeef,es t' ~ 0 ~ o
A''uee os"-"-.-o-. oe----e-
HOW the Seceshers Of Chnxlcston, MO.
went to Church.
, 1862-02-05

M ANTED- A situation as Sales
w man. bE former resident Of St Louis whose
references ~i1 show that lie has foS yea1a been very
eaccrsfl IN controlling !a1nabls ase 5oE ore I e
being nuch derange6 By the Wsr, the advertiser can
draw large part OF this trade; which Is cash and
short tftne 10 any good house he engage with IN
Chicago Address II. D." care Martin 2 R59s Chi
cnrn 1&2&i44lW
, 1862-02-05

H~ Col Robert L. MeCook, Of the gallant
Ohio 9Th Germany regiment, has arrived at
Cincinnati, where he will remain until his
vounds received at Somerset have healed.
, 1862-02-05

ITO THE ATTORNEYS OF TEE
large and successful practice IN the interior OF this
State, wisl!ea 70 form 3 Law Partaslshp with some
Il special branch Of law business little Prose
cuon Of the Claims Of the Heirs OF Deceased Soldiers
agalnet the United States Government for Bounty,
Money &c. Tic office to be located in the City Of
Chicago. A. large and well selected Library will be
ii 15th Of February, 1s6!. ARTHUR K HAMILTON,
Chicago. III. 1efktt96t
, 1862-02-05

experienced
w Teacher Of the Ene1Ish Branches. wants q stu:
aon eithe! ia the city OF country Address
, 1862-02-05

WANTED To purchase for Cash,
Residence Property; ;lmpr9y@ed @ Or uni4p{sEca
street. AdIIsss A. B. CT Boz 10oa Chicago Post
0ce stating iocatian, size Of property. price gsr foot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
sfTRRINeN1RaAHr,n

Look for stirring news from tb Tennessee
river soon. The-uiBtance from: Pittsburg
landing to the Memphis { Char session rail-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

aTHss JUnsseroEIoH o. FoREioN OORPORA.
FIoSs.-The case Of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Assurance Company vS. The Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad COmpa-
ny, was again before the Special Term Oi
the Supreme Court Of New York on the 2SGh
of February. The case, as presented, in
vOlved the question respecting the jurisdio-
tiOn of foreign corporations, and has there
fore an interest Of general nature in Addi-
tiOn 10 that arising from its connection with
the endorsement by the @. @. and @. R. R.
Co., Of the P. @. and l. R. R. BOnda.-
From the American Railway Review We ex-
tract the following in connection with the
case
"The Connecticut Mutual Lifs:Assurancs
Company VS.. The Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnsd Reilroad CompRny The plain
tiffs, on the 1st Of February instant, attach
cd funds of the defendants deposited in this
city by the defendsnts, 10 pay their Eastern
stockholders. The suit in which the attach
ment issued was commenced to enforce de-
fendants' liability as guarantor of the bonds
and coupons Of the Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad Company, now insolvent.
The defendants moved 10 set aside the sum-
mons and attachment, on the ground that
the parties are foreign corporations, and the
cause Of actisn dia not arise in this stste.-
The plaintiffs commended that the cause of
action did arise in this State, that the honda
and coupons being payable ct the Office of
the Ohio Life and Trust Company, in this
city: that the defendants, by general ap-
pearance, waive any irregularitY of service,
and that, irrespective of any State law, q
corporation created N another State was en-
titled to all the rights and remedies Of any
citizen Of another State in our Courts.
The following opinion Waa delivered by
Judge Leonard: There is such diversity
of authority upon the question, namely,
where does the cause Of action arise. where
the contract is made out Of the State, but is
payable, or to be performed within it, find
myself not at liberty 10 advance my own
views at Special Term, where decision ad-
verse to the plaintiffs may result in leaving
them remediless. l feel peculiarly con-
strained by the case reported in CONS. R.,
1872, Burckle VS.. Eckhart From the result
to which have arrived oD this question, it
is not necessary to consider the point raised
In relation to the effect of the notice served
with the order 10 show cause. think how
ever, Jurisdiction could not be claimed in
consequence Of the nstice, if allowed the
construction claimed for il by the plaintiffs,
unless the cause of action arose in this State.
The object of section AT of the Code was
not to confer privilege upon foreign cOrpo-
rations, but creates a rule Of policy which is
Independent of any action Of the corporation
or parties. Defendants motion must, there
fore, be denied, with costs to abide the event
of the suit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

JOHH B. GoUaH.-There is but one John
B. Cough IN the World, and he will be at the
Academy Of Music TO deliver one of his
great temperance lectures, (perhaps the last
one he viii ever deliver in this city,) on
Thursday evening, (tO-night.) There will
of course be- big crowd and everybody will
have cause 10 be glad if he gets reserved
seat beforehand. The proceeds, we under
stand, 60 largely toward the support of a
city Missionary in this city. Let everybody
go that can. Reserved seats may be pro-
cured st the ACADEMY of Music from 10 to
O'Clock to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

sPRue HATs.-T. 8. Paddock adEertises
this morning supply Of new Hats Of the
style for the coming spring to which we in
vite the attention Of our readers. The rep
utation of this establishment among Cleve-
landers is such as TO give it large hrst-class
custom, as testified by the facilities Mr.. P.
is ysarly adding To those who have not
been 50 fortunassherstofore as to do bust
ness with Paddock, We say, make him a
visit and take the trouble to ascertsin if you
have not done 50 10 advantage. Our cOun-
try friends who purchase their hats and
caps in thu city win do well to pay attention
to what we here Say.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
THH POTOMAC BATTRRIRs.
W1aRrxsrOE, March 10
pIsPAToHEs ERoK DUPONT.

An arrival nom the South brings dis.
patches from Flag Officer Dupont, stating
that the 0. s. flag hoated over Fort Macon
at st. Augustine, the second of the old forts
given up. There was no opposition, the
troops having evAcuated the night before the
appearance of the boats. The authority Of
the town received Commander Rodgers in
the Town Hall, and he assured the loyal Of
protection, who upon his suggestion run up
the flag themselves.
Jackson, Florida, was given up in like
manner. The Governor of Florida has rec
commended the entire abandonment of East
and South Florida. Commander Rogers
says that in San Augustine the men were
generally disposed to submit quietly, but the
women were fierce and troublesome.
ABANDONMzET OF POTOMAC BATTERIEs
Aqua Greek batteries are abandoned and
buildings burned.
ooNFIRMATIoHs AID REJECEIOEA
Lisutsnant Colonel Daniel P. Woodbury.,
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FROaI WAsHINGTON.

WAsHMeTOH, March l9.
The steam tug Leslie, which arrived here
late last night, reports that when she passed
Acquai the buildings and wharf there were
on ire, the supposition being that the rebels
haze evacuated the plaee and burned the
buildings. .-....-.-
Dispatches received at the Navy Depart
ment from Flag Officer Dupont announce that
the flag of the United States floats over Fort
Macon, at San Augustine, Florida. The town
was surrendered without fighting. The town
authorities received Commander Rogers in
the town hall, and after being assured that
be would protect the loyal citizens, they rails
ed the flag with their own hands. The rebel
troops evaeuatsd the place the night before
the appearance Of the gunboats.
This is the second Of the old forts taken.
Jacksonville, Fla, was also surrendered in
like manner. The Governor of Florida has
recommended the entire evacuation of East
Florida.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEeToH, March 10
The Senate confirmed to-day Capt D. g.
Farragut to be Flag Officer in command o.
the Western Gulf blOcksdIng squadron.
Lieut.. Col. Daniel P. Woodbury., Of the
corps Of engineers, was confirmed ,Brigadiel
General of Volunteers.
The following nomination was also made
Mr.. Van Reush, of Maryland, Register Of the
Laud Office in Dacotah.
The Q. s. supply steamer Rhode Island,
with mails and dispatches from the Gull, ar
arrived at Hampton Roads on the 18th inst
During her trip she supplied SO vessels with
fresh provisions. e-f.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoRK, March 10.
The Commercial states that its corresponds
ent has permission from Gen. Burnside "a
say that an expedition win soon leave New.
bern for Beaufort suficiently strong to over
come all rebel obstacles, and that place is
probably captured before this.
A letter of the 7th states that Gen Butler
and staff are still at Hilton Head.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
FRO1I nIBsOURL.
ST.. Loura March 1a.

ST. LOUIS Maro1 -.
Tele9rams from Gen Curtis state that bis
loss in killed and wounded at the battle Of
Pea Ridge was about J, 400. The enemy re-
treated entirely south Of the Boston noun
tains. 80 -if, -
There are no rebel troops IN Northern Ar
kansas except mauraders and Pixies Indiars
whs Kill and Piudsr friends and fOss indi1-
criminatsly. ~ .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
RROnr WINCHRsrRR.

WIEoHEsTTB, March -.
Strasburg was occupied by our troops last
Sunday evening, Jsckson's army retreating
on our approach. The Michigan cavalry led
the advance and Gen. Shields division fol-
lowed.
Ashby's cavalry protected the retreat d
the rebels and gave q good deal Of annoyance
to our forces. ga
A bridge was burned BY the rebels which
also caused US considerable delay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

To GRAPE AND WINE GRowERs.-AH per-
sons interested in the formation of "Grape
and Wine Growers Association" I" are invit-
ed to meet at the store of F. R. Elliott Co.,
South side Public Square, on Thursday, the
goth inst, at O'Clock. P. N.
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road Is about twelvs miles.
No arrival from below.


VERY LATEST FRoM BELOW.
A gunboat Just arrived f:om New NadriI,
by way of Sikestou, reports that in the bonn
bardment of Island No. 10 by the gunbeai
feet, rebel transport, aimed with heavy
cannon, was sunk.
The Columbus packet has just arrived at
the levee. Nothing more from the Island.
The reports of mortars have been heard con-
tinuously during the day, causing the rat
Ting Of windows at Columbus. The roar ls
said at times to have been most terrific.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
GRR. BURNsIDE,s ADDRRss no his
TROOPS. al.Iel y =

NEW YORK March ~.
The following is Gen. Burnside's congrats
ulstOry address to his troops:
$3.50 sENERAL ORDERS NO. III
HEADQUARTERs Dept NORTH CARoLIEA, !
NEwBERN, March 10. !
The General commanding congrstulstes
bis troops on their brilliant and Lard-wen
victory of the I4th.
Their courage, their patience, their endu-
rance Of fatigue, exposure and toll cannot be
too highly praised. After 3 tedious march,
dragging their howitzers by hand through
swamps and thickets, after q sleepless night
passed in drenching rain, they met the en-
emy in his chosen position, found him pro-
sected By strong esrthWorks, m01nting many
and heavy guns, and in an open field them
selves, With such soldiers, advance is VIC
tory.
The General commanding directs with Pc
culiar pride, that as well deserved tribute
to Valor, in this second victory of the expedi-
ton, that each regiment engaged shall in
scribe on its banner the wemorabls name,
NeWbern. By Command of Brigadier GEN
eral A. z. BURNSIDE.
LEWIS RIoHHoED, Adj. Gen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

~ DR.. King can be consulted privitely
and cOnfdentially, by citizens and stran-
gers, Of both sexes, at his Infrmary, No.
1O1 St. Clair street, opposite the Angler
House, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
March lsLh, 1852.

% One hundred and seventy-fEs doses
of Aconits, Bell, Eux, or any other Homo
psthic Medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to dOse) sent BY mail in metallic
covered bsgB, TO persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EstablIsbed I949, ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
Arrest of Secession Spies.
LATEST FROM TENNESSEE.
Captures From the Enemy.
REBELS CONCENTRATING At
C0RRIHTH.
Destruction Of a 4. B. Bridge
special Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.I


Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.I
CAIRo, March l9-Noon.
The report published in Chicago papers Of
the capture Of Island No. 10 is considered
premature. 1t is not believed in Cairo. At
IL o'clock yesterday, when the packet left
Columbus, no such information had reached
our forces there, and the reverbation of ar
fllery, as if heavy cannonading was in pro-
gress, was distinctly heard.
The Ohio is extremely high, and Cairo is
in fair way to be submerged.
The news from the Cumberland and Ten
nesGee rivers is unusually scant and meagre
There have been no arrivals for "a hours.
None of our gunbosts have ascended the
Tennessee higher than Savannah since the
engagement of the Lexington with the rebel
battery at Pittsburgh.
IMPORTANT OPERATIONS.
The collection of eighty transports at So.
vannah in connection with circumstances
known here, but not considered proper for
publication, indicates that the ground about
che Tennessee river near the Alabama line
is to be the theatre of extensive military
operations.
The horses and mules captured at Donel-
son, and the condemned animals belonging
to Government are being sold at auction to-
day. They bring from $26 to $50.
CAPTURE OF SPIES.
J. H. Winters, formerly a merchant Of
Napoleon, Ark, accompanied BY his father,
came to our pickets ct Columbus few days
since and gave themselves in to custody, say
ing that they wished to visit friends in the
North. They were immediately arrested as
spies, and are now in close confinement at
this point awaiting trial by military auther-
tiles.
Twenty secssh officers, wounded and cap
tured at Donelson, are in custody here.
Captain Watsrhouss's battery remains at
Cairo.
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N. 3. SOLOMONsON.
|. - Id..5 80 60,

80 kFdeltoss d51d Se5e'sttbe Opts0ldE, =
Essps the largest assortment Of the most improved
fn16 of SPECTA Giles. Al his Glasses, whether
a rear or farslghted are ground under ni1 own tn-
rstions by machinery Of new construction, with
Frsategt care, sOss 90 suit the egas IN al cases,
csf Weakness, DizEileas OR Inflmmgtioh OF the
Ala, and imparting strength toI long reading or
- sOE0HOEseE would here inform the public that
ltsFoT employs any one in the sale q his Lensss,
Also, gspleRdio d assortment Of bPI GLAsSAsi
~ ABTIF1CIAIs ETES inserted without pain,
azl1rI5ct Es natural.
HcNi april
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

Collins VS.. PnNE.-The testimony in
this csse closed yesterday morning, and the
Arguments were commenced, Mr.. Backus
leading of for The prosecution, followed by
Mr.. Mcswesney for defence, ct the close OIL
whose plea the Court adjourned to this morn
ing at nine o'clock. Mr.. GriswOld, for de-
fence, will open this morning. The case
will probably go to the jury to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

GhiTs' soollL PARTx.-The Grays give
anothprof their pleasant social rsuniOns to-
morrow night ct their srmory' Those which
hsvs airsady been given hsye besp amOng
ths Plsesantsst parties Of ths year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

D..BTsst,s IBFkLLIBLE LfBIMEET Is pre-
ssOEa thsrsoipsOs Dr. stephen 'BVosts Ol Con-
1seilcut tie grea3 bone setter, and has been used
q klpactics for the last twenty yearH With the
hcle etoBishiaE bueoae. A. a. -sxternal Eemsdy
ia auifheut . rival, aRd viii alleviate pain more
peodly than a1y other preparation. For sll Rheu-
mailo and Nervous Disorders 1t is truly iniRlibe,
end e aratlvs for Sores, Wounds, sprains, BruB-
e. ~ ts soothing, healing and pOWsrful strength
@BE pEopansities, excite the Just wonder and O..
tonisansnt cfall wbo hsys ever given e trial.
Over fou hundred certificates Of remarkable cures
aNEmsd bE Il within the LIST two years, sttest 10
e4ll lnss. Strong ArmsirouR, Agents FOR gleve-
1end deuioalfao2wd8 8t~sR26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

ADDIsoH's ANERIoAN CEx1NT. Having sold
and used nearly every kind Of Cement Of
fered TO the public, for sevsri yearh past, 1
confidently assert that ADDIsoH's AXEEICAN
CEMENT is, for various household purposes,
ahead of all compositions being good for
wood, marble, slabaster and many other
thingsas we'll as China, glass, and esrthen-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail BY.
81 W.P. Foee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

HOA HNEs S N rfqIit,
which Hnishl = with q
nIil pio ran ~ Il nelie ID, ett-
on te lnstes aeriouslF. lluW
are ANaro Of The - FqFlAneq Of
EtoprinF q Oongk % ''t1lQur
cozD, In its frst atr1e ifl1.l
which IN the haEiNallg foul1
ylald To 4 Tniid fpled3, - lol
afirndet 20, auQu Ntlafte the
in1rr stBu0UaiE EnoNrnTaH
TlocT Fe'' we're hrat 1ntrodnced
eleven Ttafa $50. = ~ ii.l lapn
rrbrsd thai they 4ra tea tqel
srfite k1i1ro tho nqtIlc ~
llanrha. Oslaa. broncL-L-.. A-la-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

ALL TIE PAPERs AT sTARR's.-If the New
York papers fail by mail go to Starr and gel
them. BE has all the dsilies, weeklies and
magazines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

n Tampsr not with Natare and, the laws
s.ai and neral that guide her operations. Hsr
~ Vsrs mads 70 USE and not ABusE. The dire
llsSultz szising from thelattsr are ''lsgion; the
1qASsttisd habits Of the bassF sort may b over
eGs 81 careful psruEal Of the work isHUMAE
EElItEYs or Psychological Researohss1s'sIt Il win
l1sthosss dshasSd and degrsdsd victims fsat hover
e - BEink q dIssOlution, 70 the paths Of hapPi-
nasnd Sirtus. Bead ana Be convinced he Eruth
Af4na f-r--r--,.s. -....-t...-- q, .-,.a.-,-oy
god b DB. BARLOW, lSl Blsscknr Ettssts Kew
H. RTl1 = osBt1 sent ffst sFafJ' J'skers.
~ Glss " g. W. Ozark DruEgistE Uisyliand,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

LATE NHWs.-GO' to Bakers, opposite the
Post OHies, fer ell the late daily and weekly
papers. BE receives them on time, in ad-
vsnca of the malls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
52d REGIMENT,

, q SO Rsa O.V,V.A A. GFsGuisins OmosE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

NxT1oE.-Tbs members of Erie Lodge No.
27, I. o. o. F., are hereby requested to at
tend the next meeting OF the Lodge on Fri
day, the 21st inst, at half-psst o'clock P.
NJ, as business of importance viii then
come before the Lodge. A full attendance
of the members is desired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
YANOY IN LIuBO.

PHILADELPHIA, March IS.
It is reported here that the rebel Oommis-
sioner, Yancy, has been captured while At
tempting to ruu the blockade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

CoUETERTHIT TREASURY EoTEs.-FiVe and
Ten Dollar Treasury Notes, it is said, are
now being successfully cOunterfsited, and
circulated in New York and St, Louis and
the Gazette believes that some have reached
Cincinnati. They are said to be gotten up
Ekiilfully, and well calculated 70 pass as
genuine. People will do well TO exercise
sone caution ragarding them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, March IS T
The bridge builders captured by Morgan
party on the Louisville & Nashville railroad,
have been released and will return here thia
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

@- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAE
HOT BH BROKHN By FHH HAT, can be. tUuud at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets. ffT LE H.ES