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FROm PHTLADRLPHIi. p

IIUl0 7 FIILADILPaIA, April Il.
Pa1lon BrOWnloW was received At Indepsn-
dsnee Hal By the oity authorities this morning,
Wr. Tregg, President Of the Common Council,
receiving him with words Of ths heartiest well
come. -s.rts.-
Parson BroWnlcW replied in 3 oharaeteristie
address Of some length.
He reeiued the tribulstions tat East Te1esses
UniOnists had undergone At one tina he had
been within one vote Of hanging b. the sentence
of q drum-head court marta ct knoxFiilla- The
The one vote that saved him was Of B -ccEfupt,
claim, "Great God on what slender thread
hangs every lasting thing % He did not want
once. He wanted to 90 back 70 East eunssSees
with cooked hat, sword and q coil Of r0pe-
IN closing, be alluded to bis wife and eiidren,
now held as hostages IN Rebeldom, and spoke
Of the Joy and exnlatiOn with which be Union
army will be greeted in East Tennessee
PsrsOn BrOWnloW received an invitation ron
the President % visit the White House. -
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FRn1I RALTInInRR.

oAAEAAOAAi Apfu 10.
At intervals last night and this morning heavy
cannonading could be heard in the direction Of
Yorktown -r...
A party Of dessrten who came into our lines
report the arrival Of JET. Davis In The rebel
camp, and that It was understood that he would
take command In the approaching battle. They
represent the enemy to be in great force and
the work Of entrenohing to be progressing
throughout the Peninsula. ReinfOrcemen6s
were constantly arriving from Norfolk, Freder-
ioksburg and even North Carolina, and The rebel
General openly declared their intention to make
this the great battle Of the var, and the strong
eest confidence is expressed Of g triumph over
the Fedeaal forces and driving them from the
Peninsula. .rTrarI
There ia almost constant diminishing going On
oy the rihemen, and occasionally shot and she'll
are thrown with great rapidify.
There was quite heavy skirmish this morning
beyond Warwick G. II. on James River. The
enemy attempted TO turn our left flank. The at
tack was made IN quite a heavy force, bat the
enemy were repulsed after brisk artillery duel.
The loss Of the enemy Is thought to have been
quite heavy. Our loss was about q dogen "a
killed and wounded.
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The Magnolia arrived about O'Clock A.
n. with load of wounded. A great crowd
on the landing, but no one allowed to 90 on
board. But gentleman steps up and says
l must 90 on board have dead son on
board. Tho rigid rule breaks away q little.
Another comes up and ssys any son is there
tso." Finally, at the end Of couple Of
hours, those who have friends are admitted
on board.
ThewTitsr saw aboard, Geo. B. senter, Gen.
Fitch and Col. Bliss, and OF course got on
board in good time. I found John Hall of
ROyalton, from the z1st, shot through the
leg no bones are broken, and he is doing
well. he had been supplied with some
money and other necesssries by Mr.. sentsr.
The Cleveland Committee have done we'll
they 60 ct IL with coats of, which is neoes-
sary. The soldiers on the Magnolia were
more severely wounded than those who came
in on the War Eagle, but were all, o. nearly
ell, on cots and stretoherS, with clean sheets,
saw one man with the brains prolTuding
through the skull also, q rebel with both
arms shot of. He said he Vas forced into
the service, and did not want to fight against
the Union.
Mr.. senter tails me there are no strongs
Vile boys or board. The boys speak highly
Of 1t. Col. Mygatt, for both pluck and kind
ness to his men. He has the good viii o
his regiment. Il is not arbitrary treatmen
and severe drill that makes fighting men.
In haste, W.
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sgsINE8s E0TuE..

SPECIAL NoFroE.--To Bankers, Brokers,
BuAiness men, and Citisens generality
young men and unfortunate females in par
tieulsr, II you wish the advice and counsel
Of confidential physician and surgeon Of
much ofaee and hospital practice, call With
out delay at No, IO1 corner Of st. Clair
street and Academy Lane, between Bank
and senecs streets, Cleveland, Ohio. once
and private rooms in the basement. En-
trance from St. Clair street and Academy
Lane. All business strictly confidential,
and cure guaranteed in the shortest possible
time, without Oalomsl, Balsam, Cubebs, or
any other poisonous or injurious drugs.
$3.50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

TIE MoHIEoR.-We notice that suttlea &
Co., at I9O Superior street, hAvejust received
another large and splendid lot Of Boots and
Shoes, and among them We notice they
have received the Monitor Cater or Walk
ing Boot for ladies. Now ladies, if you are
desirOus of seeing the incest Boot you ever
saw, just go to 100 Superior street. The
incest of it Is you can buy them SO per cent.
cheaper than they can be bought anywhere
else In .he city, and all other goods ct th'
same rate.
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RROal EIRGINIA.
HEADoUARTERs ARlT OF PoroNA
April 18th, ls62-

In the engagement on Wednesday between the
Sd Vermont and the enemy 90 Of our men were
killed and 50 wounded, ten probably fatally -
The regiment behaved with great gallantry,
driving superior number Of the enemy from q
fortified position but the rebels being reinforced
they were Obliged 10 retire. Our artillery moved
the rebels down By acres.
Iieut. B. B. Wagner, Typographical Engin-
GERS lost an arm yesterday, shell striking a
table IN front of him IN which were his papers.
His arm was amputated but he viii probably ne
cover. "
About one O'Clock this morning the enemy in
force attempted 70 cross the dam in front Of our
i lines with avieW of capturing battery Of ours
/ A reserve force Of our infantry opened IRE on
them forcing them TO beat retreat leaving theiI
/ dead and wounded on the field, which they sno
| ceeded In recovering BY daylight
/ Both parties opened with artillery which hai
continued 70 the present time None OF on
I man rfIled
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aliANEr A-0-s ANEl
dIreetion from this place tonight The Iaiar
freirht house Of the P. c. Railroad Was demol-
isbed ipIuriug several persons. The steameI
Majors Of the Hannibal 4 st. joseph Railroad
line was tern from her m0oring8 and carried
down the river several miles, bar finally made 9
landing, being sadly damaged The steamer
Dacotah Of the same line sunk and Z total los.
She carried down her engineer, 3 rallroad ieon-
ductor and 2 2ofhersS TO what extent oe1l.s
- heeu done if other sections below h %
fnoWn, e the telegraph line y down bsiNsel
] hare ard Atchigon.
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zee CITY.

CoHNiIFHD on CHlReE OF ARsoH.--1t will
b rsoolleossd that on The night Of Monday,
the IA inst, the mill Of Mr.. Richardson, on
Big Creek, bssRssn Brighton and Brooklyn,
vas consumed BY ere, the loss being from
5000 70 5000, under circumstances that
made & certain Is was the work Of an incen-
diary. Mr. Richardson being unable TO
procure the services Of an officer to look into
the matter, losing everything he possessed
IN tie loss Of the mill, certsin parties, feeling
that an investigation vas demanded Is an
aot Of public tuBtice, early engaged the ssrVi-
essof Deputy Sheriff Mex nBtry. This ofhesr
ave bis attention 10 Che matter, investigat-
ina It thoroughly, and a. q result on Tues
asy last arrested a cOloTsd man named Geo
EIlis, residing with q man named Paul, in
she vicinity Of the mill, and brought him TO
the city and lodged him in jail, charging
him with the srUon. Yesterday he was ox-
smined before Justice BsnhGm and com
miitsd.
There can be little doubt that the firing Of
sbs mill was malicious. and that the negro,
Il guilty, was prompted to it. Mr.. Rich
ardson had some time ago leased the mill to
= mar named George, who, after running it
about q year, Eub-let 1t to Mr.. Paul. Sub
ssqusnuy, owing 70 Georges failure 20 pay
GiIrsnt, he Wss Ousted BY Mr.. Richard son,
since which time he had frequently threat
end 70 burn the property. BE had given
M, z. much trouble from time 70 time By
destroying property about the mill. On the
afosday upon which the mill was burned
Paul was in this city attending the eleotiOn'
Ths people Of the township are much excited
sb0at the matter, and wiz spare nothing
shss may be necessary to bring those who
are guilty Of It to justice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

To HoUSREEEPHRs.-We would invite your
attention to the advertisement of Mr.. 9. D.
Beck, headed " Look out for Bargains."--
Mr., B. hEs recently enlarged his place Of
business, by uniting his old store, 80 suPe-
rior street, with that formerly occupied by
Mr.. Jones, los HOfman's Block, 50 that his
store now fronts both upon Superior street
and the Square. BE keeps 4 choice quality
Of groceries and family supplies, and Is &
most liberal dealer. Our readers viii de
wisely to look at his stock and ascertain hil
prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

HoUsE FURNIsHrNS ARTICIRS.-At the old es-
tablishment OF W. P. FOgg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, of every description Silver Plated Ware
OF the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Coal OIL Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; RefrigeratOFs
of the most improved kinds; Water COolers; Ice
Cream Freezer; Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
Al orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

81. enoAs1's sOoIE4T.-Thsrs viii be de
vine service at Trinity Church on 81.
Georges Day, 2sd inst, at II O'Clock A. N.
ID. Y.)Whers q sermon will be delivered By
the Chaplain, Rev. T. A. stArksy, after
which collection viii be taken up for the
benefit Of the Boiaier's Aid Society.
= r1I1s.ssS fii-rss ass-lff 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

aEroRn yUDaRs bolton AND CoFFMBRRRY.
This was an application on the part Of
sunday land owners on Euclid street FOR sn
Injunction 70 restrain tbs East Cleveland
Railroad Company from laying itI track on
Euelid street between Erie street and The
Puhlic Square, ~ authorised by an ordin-
ancs Of the Council ct lie last meeting.
Il appears that the Street Commissioners
on Tuesday notified the Railrosd Company
that the track on Erie stEeOt must ct once
BE- taken up 10 enable them 10 oxcsvsts for
q sewer, and that the interruption would
continue for several weeks.
The Council acted ct once on the matter
and authorised the ichange Of track to Eu-
clid street, and the Company was proceed
ing with the work. when the application for
an injunction temporarily postponed the
work until hearing of the case could be
had, which was done yesterday afternoon.
s. Williamson and 8. j. Andrews argued
the case in behalf Of an injunction, and Geo.
Wiley and R. P. RanDey ngainSt IL.
The Court, in an able opinion given By
Judge Bolton, held That evidence seeking
to impeach the validity of the Ordinance BY
showing that there sxiStsd a misapprehen
sion on the part of members Of Council sa to
the assent Of the land owners having been
obtained, was not admissible, = principle
decided in numerous cases, both in the
Courts Of the State and the United ststea.--
That the Ordinance was valid although
certain directory requirements in relation
to it might not have been complied with
That I.Aving the right under the ordi-
nance sze land owners must resort to their
common Law remedies for any injury they
might sustain of such q special nature as
would be recoverable under the principles
of the common law, but we're not entitled
to an Injunction. Bill dismissed and ths
plousks started.
The new route down Euclid street is
claimed to be . great improvement on the
old. It is shorter by about one fifth Of
mile, avoids the long grade on Erie street and
the heavy grade on east side Of the Square,
saving one turnout and two curves, and Eve
minutes In time, thus ct all events, sub
serving the the convenience of the public
If the weather permits, the Company hope
to have cars running upon the street By
Monday.
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TROn u. IACKsON.

- = n - NJ JAcEToT, A07II u.
Mt Jackson was occupied By our troops this
morning The rebels burned fhe bridges Is they
retreated. The Vermont eaYelry dashed through
the place to prevent the enemy burning the
bridge on the creek beyond the town aud cap
tured. Col. Ashby himself vas nearly rcaEght.
It Is said he owed bis escape to the fact ofl wear
Ing Federal Uniform ---
Our puE8ning .f5rcss are in Nsg MEEaet to
night without opposition. Ashby and men are
outside Of the town. Jackson rstFeated towards
Stanton. -a7r traas asT
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FROM BOSTON.

@ BosEo1, Apfil Is
Thomas I. Tansall, late o s. CoulllEt Tan
gisrs, and Mr.. MyeFs, purser Of the piraia sun
ter, arrested At Alberta Morocco, arrived here
today on the bark harvest Home, 20 which they
were transferred from the gunboat tu1El he
prisoners were In irona, which WeTe rernoTe ed ~
order sf Marshal Keyes, End they Wele cent %
Fort Warren 20 await Instructions nm ~ def-
erumenf. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

- This morning We have on our cum
ter Frank LsSlie's Double Enmber, con-
tanning q splendid picture of the battle 81
Pittsburg Landing. Also Che Bill Posters
Dream. A few of those elegant and patriot
ic Union playing cards, and the Harp o.
Freedom, ct Everett 4 Wilson's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

sPHmIOTIPHS.-StimPsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advise
thoss Wishing to got q fne likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 2ss
Superior street, win richly repay both citi-
san and stranger. R3I:S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

NJ DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfuIa, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
References given to many formidable cases
cured IN this city after other PhyaicianB had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. 11s Seneca street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

ANEW THne AND GOoD THIEa.-Best Dan
dellon Coffee is manufactured by P.J. Fer
rls, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, n. 7. The
Daudelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the 'tbreakfast
table" Itis in favor equal to "old Java, {"
but has less of the narcotic stimulating eff
feets and costs full tWo-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1s2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. aps:9s6
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FROlI BALTIlIQRE. -

BAETINoRH, Apru Is
The fOllowins is from The special core pend
ent Sf the American g7Le aa
There are no indications Of the rs-appeaFAnes
Of the Herrimao.
The French steamer Galsendi g still lt Norfolk
awaiting the return of thu French MipigIcr nom
Richmond, where Il 4 presumed be hs5 gone to
ensure tbs safety Of the tobLcso pufche.od b
the French goEeEnment & -
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RROagiTR0.

. .. .-..-.-- +, CAmor.Ap71l IS
The river at this point e fising veFy rapidly.
and Is already % feet shove low water nl1rk an q
up to the maTEof the break which nootsd Cairo
some years ago Great preparations gre being
made in anticipation Of Is 6retktng through tAa
lsveel
Nothing from the Teunessee river 1zzg
Nothing from The aeet that can b Pq3llahed-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

GEN. PRICES ARMY ARRIVED.
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MORE WOUNDED BROUGHT
DOWN.
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~ One hundred and sevonty-Ave doses
Of Aconite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and freah, following
ten pills to dOss) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to perBons enclosing is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EBlabIished le4Q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

TmAoaDEuz or MUsIO opens ass Thss-
ter under the nansgemsnt Of Mr.. John
Enalsf on Monday evening. We refer 70
his advertisement for list Of the company
in which We discover a number Of excellent
arsistes.
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THH WOUNDED AZ O1ERIEEATI.--Below will
be found an interesting letter-mOre partlc-
ulsrly to our country resders--frOm Mr.. W.
v. UraW, who went to in Cincinnati to look
after the wounded whose homes arsin North
Royalton, strOngsvills, and other towns in
this county:
CIE0IEEATI, April 10, 1882.
The steamer War Eagle arrived about ten
o'clock A. NJ. to-day with load of wound
ed soldiers, Of which the names have been
reported. 1.-THE list was published in the
LEADER of yesterday morning.-EDs.l
found but two Of the 41st Ohio on board.
They did not hail from CuyAhoga county,
consequently I stay over until I find the
friends am looking for. The wounded
were in good spirits, and quite cheerful, but
present an awful sigh. The citizens and
Sanitary Committee of Cincinnati are doing
all they can for the wounded, and handle
them with good care, but when taking them
from the boat, occasionally one would faint.
They would give them little wine and iOs
water, which revived them Immediately.
The Sanitary Committee were supplied with
stretchers and cots to move them on. We
are feeling very anxious for our friends in
the AlSt. found Mr.. Rogers, from strones-
vile, looking for some wounded from
the 4Ist. Also parties from Bellevue and
Fremont looking after wounded friends. In
fact from moat all nerEa of fha gtata 1ool-ipo,
after different regiments. Probably fifteen
hundred men and women were on the land
ing to find and inquire for friends, and some
almost afraid to ask. 1t is difficult to aseer-
tain who is on board until the list is pub
liBhed.
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n-qhs pEiSSof the NOasIEs EEADEE % news
ssoaiss one Dollar and Fifsy Gents per hun
dFsd, ana no deviation under any circumstances
Ths postage on the LHAprl, 70 News DealsFs
e ods- -lourth efs cent per copy.
We would prefer tlat persons renting post
aeo stamps sA0uld send aB one and thTes cant In
send Of larger dsnominhsions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

O. O. HuDsoN, Eaq.--Dear 5ir-After using
your Tooth Paste for WoekB,I do not hesitate
10 pronounce IL the very best known 10 ms
through thirty years experience.
SAMUEL PLUMB, Banker,
Oberlin, March 29th, 1852,
Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste is nee
from acids, alkRlle1, or any other injurious
substance. It WhitenS black and rusty
teeth, removes tartar, purihss the breath
and heals sore gums.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, J. s. 4
A. 8. Gorham, N. @, Brewer, and druggiHtl
generally. SsSlW
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HnasntEE AID TIE 0RHEL.-TO-night the
renowned Prsstidigitateur and the opera of
sfL.sS NoCes Dc Jsennstte" ct Brsinard's
HGIi-ah entertainment 50 grand is seldom
offered to the Cleveland public. Seats still
for sale q Sssinard's Music Store.
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CAPTuRR op FoRF WRIaRt.

CHi0Aec, April Is.
The Evening journal says We Learn from
private sources this morning that fort " right
was attacked By Com Foots and notilia o Non
day and has been captured, We presume our
information is correct, as 4 zones non one as
Cairo Who knows about every ythiug gollg On
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

FoR SALE Oh REET.-House and lot No.
1s6 Erie street, gas, water, all the modern
improvements, and within Eve minutes
walk of the Postsfioe. Inquire Of John F.
Whitelaw, Cashier City Bank.
aplI7;RsS3.
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NoT1cE.-The slips in St. Johns Church
will be rented for the ensuing year, on Eas-
Ger Monday, the 2lst day of April, at 10
O'Clock, A. M. spl16 1884 n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

THH NIEsThBLs.-Brainard's Hall was
ssEEin full last evening. An excellent per-
foImance Was presented, which met with q
nostsrRtifying reception. HeOlsy's is Ger
tainly q star troupe, and deserve the sue
cess they everywhere NEST with.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

CEIIN NaIIILDl -Illll-I q u I o
This evening the Connecticut river Wh11S feet
above low water mark and rapidly riEings This
is within four feet and four inches of tha. greae
hOod OF Nay first, 1854. such 8 rise Of TIE river
without rain e ulparallslled- EsL Ee 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

THE sEEGNER MAGNOLIA, which arrived at
GinsinnaH on Thursday with wounded Ohio
soldiers, a list Of whom We Publish in an
other column this morning, was chartered
By 6oE- Tod for the sta's Of Ohio, and wa
under The command Of Lieutsnant-GOVsrnol
B. Stanton. The medical department wal
under the control and direction Of DR.. h. Z,
cushing, Of cleveland, assisted by asvsra
other medical gentlemen ofthiS State, anODl
nhnm rha DE-. I Little. Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

Merchants in want Of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2lb
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best stylsS can bo bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods BY the case or dozen.
April2. E. ". PECK,
gureaasor N Fuller A co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

EENA1Es OF lEAgoR REDWARDS'--Capt. Clay
ton, formerly Of the 7th Ohio Regiment,
came in yesterday morning with the re-
mains Of MsjOr Edwards, Of the 18th Ohio,
who fell in the fight at Pittsburgh Landing.
He r5Fogts uniniured all the clsvslanderI
he saw, smong them Lieut.. PrilohHrds Of
,Konkls's BatteTy, Lieut., Osborne, Of Paines-
vile, and Lieut.. ehas. Gaylord, Of this city,
who is nav at Oineinnati, sick.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

EAsrnR.-For spring lamb, the first Of the
season, and choice beef, call on PrObert, ia
Ontario street, this Saturday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19

THAuEs. Baggage Master Gould VIII
please accept or thanks for the Cincinnati
Commercial couple Of hours in advance q
the mail.