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Plans for IrOn.Clad Vessels!
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS BROKE UP
IN A k0Wl
Vallandlgham Its PrOgenltOr !
WAsHISsToE, March 81.
CANNON pOEs BOT DECLINE.


oANBRoE poEs BOT DECLINE.
The report Of Oameron's intention to de-
cline the Russian Mission is authoritativeIy
denled.
MISSOURI SENATOR on EMANCIPATION.
Henderson, of Missouri, made speech on
the Presidents emancipation resolutions, for
which be declared be would vote, With
Davis and Wiley. The speech is very mod
crate for border State man. he lectured
Delaware, Kentucky aud Maryland Senators
on threats about leaving the Union in case
the sacred institution was touched, and SAID
nothing should tempt him to lift a hand
against the country. he would resort to the
ballot box for redress. With considerable
humor he reviewed various measures
touching slavery directly or indirectly, be-
fore Congress. II the North Is in the major.
ity, he was willing TO trust its msgnanimity
and senseof justice. He doubted whether
$4,000 slaves are now in Missouri. The
value OF the property actually lost during
the rebellion is greater than all the slaves in
Missouri at the time it commenced. he be-
lieved the Presidents proposition was a pro-
phecy which would be fulfilled unless the
war is speedily closed. he would not have
it closed TILL the Mississippi is opened
POmeToy and Frank Blair CONGRATULATED him
at the close.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

81 The price Of the MoRNISo LEADER to newt
agents is One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
ired, and NO deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADEH, to News Dealers
Is ole-fourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send Us one and three cent In
stead OF larger denominations,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

- Another SPlsndid double number Of
Frank Leslie'S, containing spirited sngrs-
wings of war soenesj also, ThOmpson's Bank
Note Reporter for April, Lsslie's History Of
the War, No. 70, and Home journal, Just
received g. Everett & Wilson's, (succossors to
Hawks Bro). fta
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A DRoIDED SELL.-eome of our wsggish
newsbOys, wiAhins to dispose of lot Of Her
aids which lay heavily on their hands, yell
cd out in the depot yesterday, ''Island No.
10 surrounded 'Erald at cents only
Forthwith 9 rush was made by the eager
news-devOuring crowd for the paper contain
ing this important information. After buy
ing all the papers the boys had, and not ind
Ing any news about 'Island No. TO-" they
inquired of the boys "what they meant by
saying thst that IslaDd was surrounded,
whsn the paper said nothing abOut it,
HWhy, mister, the island is surrounded
surrounded BY waieri" lis needless tOs say
that the crowd admitted they were sold on
TINA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

Frss LAST EYEsns The Gre between Z
and o'clock last evening was again In
Corning Z Co.'S Coal Oh Refinery The
cause We could nos learn and we believe it
was not knevn with certainty. Loss light.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

sFHERBoTEPB.-stimpsOn is, beyond sn
question, 3 superior artist, and We advlss
those wishing 70 get = fine likeness to cal
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 36s
Superior street, wiz richly repay both Cit
zen and stranger R27;ti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28
MORNING LEADER:
THURsOAY MORNING. M'CH %, issa
J NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

F3W ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fslton a ABrssa-SOsthoTa TTunsDoE,atiOn Co. Of
Chic.
n. ". JohOs-aTeAt Barssiul.
. o. WIKI 4 o.. .-Gsnirk Assnsy and % rnis-
Iion Hoase.
Q. O. Wick a % --PioWr, Flows.
Do -Fain and DslrY Tcola.
DO Carbon Oh.
OOWiis 4 Uo.-ChAnEe.
I. y sh,ORood-Evw Spring Dress GOoda.
Robt Ham, 4 Co.-Lahe Fish.
b. Butts oO.-spTing styles.
W. .. so.ssld-ror sale at Bargain.
Bronchitls-Spe0ial Notice.
". D Basst-LocAi D. Offices
Everett a Wilsen -LOoal .tios.
Cleveland Library AssOci.tisa-IOoal RotiOs.
~, hn y. Hel'lsy-LOo'l ROtsOs-
}. X. Inyersoll-beSsl Notios. -
B. Bats = 1a.-Looal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

~A meeting Of the stockholders of
the Cleveland Library Association will be
held at the Library Rooms on Monday
evening, April 7Ih, for the purpose OfnOmi-
naling officers for the ensuing year. The
election will be held at the same place on
the evening of the a Of April.
mareb2s Ssl
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NoTIoB 1.-The unsold peWs in the Euclid
Street Presbyterian Church, will be offered
for rent on Monday, March 3lst, at O'Clock
P. NJ. By order OF the Trustees.
mar2s,3sl J. E. ISssEsOIt, Clerk, 10.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

REMovAL.- We have removed our stock TO
III Superior street, next door to Taylor &
GrisEold. where We will be pleased to see all
Of out old customers aud e many new ones
a will givsus Aeaal 80 B. BvTTS &CO.
march 9ses2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

~ Home journal, Banner of Light, BOs-
ton Pilot, Leslie's Illustrated double Ihes'),
and all the late weekly papers, at Bakers
oppose Poatofaee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

Hllioas ansctons colds, rneumatioms, oostivsnees,
eonssapa paons, Gaeotuus q tbs spten, q TIM liyet
e tas hart lamors, and Ai diuoasN Which desteol
Hls. D.ss siuays szhieited upon dissestioe oi ths
bodg ) aumbsr Of hard or e0noltts Pointa eithor IN
soza b ias orGnps named or IN Che blood ysbaelH,
usasiinsI wen lmi5ing 10 thu fesh, and again
tspusiied upou the uide e bone Nov these littls
hare .iubstanoss would never torn Il srandsths .
Plih Esre used; they would b PlrGSd oct Of ths
HFBss and yvaEI Of hapRg lla would - shs sufisr,
elH lo Instead Of eAily srsVo. Always barge, pul
sever hlsod In uieknsss.
Z. =, Oarpentsr. Esa., Of GouveneuT, st. GaWrsnoe
o. Nog York, "a years Of age, says be has used Dr.
bral1reth's Pills ioF 81 yearas administered u 'm
frll e his ooaehmaH, wno had isvsF and 0guo; gave
sight he dss after he chilli ohla aud isyeT less
soEss rave sighs mors ths next dAy, aqd 90 svery
stheS dag until the eail aud fever cid not return,
Whiss Was sbout siEns days from the nrut attack =
he thon avs bar evsTy ether day fer another week,
Whsn TIE aisn was satirely restored 70 his usuEl
gooG hsalth.
usWas himisIf attacked; took them IN the same
9ay end Vas cured In lsss time HAs used no other
nsdlelns lor = ysarss found them always reliable
hr himself aud iamily wasn tioki has Tsooumenaso
ekau 70 thousaada siih the lest rosais, and leels
oguntsnt thai evsry family Woald haFs . larger Av-
srasso d hsaia II ahsss Pills we're In tbs place
q oat1msl and other Rgrtful remedies.
Sos By 4. GardueF ~ suFarloI strsst, Olsss
and ohtos aud By AL ryspsot1hs dsalsrs IL msdi
0na ~
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To REHF.-The pleasant house, No. 15S
Huron street, near the junction with Euclid.
JOIN ". HEIsLEE,
marOh2sR12 IA superior-st.
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rRn1I rENNRn.ER.

1 CHo6so Hareh 81.
The Nash4ins Pasrios Of 2lst hss the FOL!
lowing: The New ofleans Crescent Of the, =
10Th says two powder mflis on be oPpositS---
SIDE OF the river blew up yesterday Ave.
workmen killed; loss Of property principal -
y achinery, as there Ea8 only about J, coo
pounds Of powder on hand haa nufsfuS
A leHer frOn Huntsville, 18th, to tho- eio-.
syune sfter giving an account Of operations
subsequent TO the iau OF Donelson, says the
Grittenden's brigade. The capitol ct Ken
tueky as now located IN 3 Sibley tent neag
the headquarters Of (iritteHden- fsss5 -ff.ft1s,s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

A M1NNoTH PAPER.-Leslie's Illustrated
for April 6lh-doubls sheet-with capture OF
Newborn, snd O,her war scenes; just Eeceiv-
ed at Bakers, opposite POaiofice. Call and
get il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

"CHARas BAYoEETs. ."-Messrs. 8. Brain
ard 4 Co. have laid on our table q new
piece of music, entitled "oharge BsyOnets. /"
adapted to the popular army marching
chorus, "Glory, Hallelujsh," words from
the New York Tribune, by Spencer W.
Cone, Colonel commanding elst Regiment
NY. Volunteers The character of this
music can be better judged when 1t is stated
that the tune eslluded to is the one generally
sung to the song
John Browns body lies mouldering In the
grave,
But his soul Is marching on.'
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FRox MsMPHIs.

A copy of the Memphis Appeal, OF the
date of 26.h of March, was received las'
evening. Il is barren of military intelh-
genee, and made up Of extracts from North
ern newspapers A statement is made edi-
tOrially, that during the hrst four days G;
the bOmbarimsnt at Island No 10, only On'
person, and he citizen of Memphis, wa
KILLED. The Appeal indulged IN no com
msnts, ana EXPRESSES no opinion as to resuls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

FKAEK PAEKHa--LiVsry and BOsrdinl
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages st rSssnnsbis BgursI.
aaD14R9s.1y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

UEIFED sEkEEs C0UaTs-The cases Ball is
still ossePYias ths oOalt, and viii prob9biy
continue for several dhyE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL
wAsHneFOn, March 81.

HOu r.
The House, IN Committee Of the Whole
on the State OF the Union, resumed the con-
sideration of the Tax bill
Mr.. Sheffield offered an amendment tina,
upon all sales OF goods, wares, merchandise,
and other property and estates whIc shall
DO upon for consumption, or for investment
including all exchanges of property, eXclud-
ing jobbers or middle men, tax Of one per
cent. on the amount OF such sales.
After discussion, the amendmtnt Wss tenn
porarily Withdrawn.
Further debate followed.
An amendment was adopted taxing can
dies Of any material valued at not over hf-
teen cents per pound one-hAh per cent. per
pound, between 10 and 30 per 0snt. one cent
per pound, and above 26 per cent cent
per pound.
An amendment was adopted taxing an
theacite coal 10 cents per ton, and bitumi-
nous one eighth cent per buahel, with the
proviso not 70 go into effect until the termi-
nation of the reciprocity treaty.
An amendment proposing tax on Gotten
of one cent per pound alter the lst Of Nay
was rejected.
An amendment was adopted excepting
from duty red oil. also PaEafine whale and
3sn oils
The tax on burning fluid was stricken
out.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
The people In that State had lest proper
ty equal in value TO the whole amouns OF
Ger slaves at the commencement Of the war
&c regarded the Presidents Message not ss
= treat, but a. a prophecy, which be felt
would be fulfilled everywhere Il the war
continued. he ives perfectly willing that
the proposition should 60 70 the people Of
bis State, and the matter he left entirely 70
the States Ninety six days the war e1-
Dsnses would have paid Tor ell the slaves in
Missouri, Kentucky and Delaware, Mar
land, and the District OF Columbia, and The
expenses OF The war for two years will pay
TOR ali the slaves IN the country.
Mr. Pierce, from the Committee on Fi-
nance. reported bill TO allow arms ordered
by States 70 aid in the suppression Of the
rebellioo, come Tree dnty W
Ga mott, OF Mr Frssenaen the naval ap-
propri4lion bill wis then taken up.
A long discussion ensued 90 the eooPle-
ton OF Stevens battsEy. No action was
taken on Il ~ ai es-al' 20
Ths ssaats went Into Executive Session
and adioured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

~For frO6A Homeopathic Medicines
in Pollsi1; POWdess or Liquids, Of any
strength, oaii & Haiif, II Publis Square.
aag8-Ru
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81 George sprague, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
from oviatt's Exchange to q Msrwin street.
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aRN atIIELD.

- Esw YoRK, Nsych ~ -, -
The following from Gen. Snields has been.
received in this city BY Judge Dslys as517-z
WIsCHE,TER, March 27.ss.
Ny woucd isdeing we'll 1 viii be aele 70 Z 2
ride in buggy in 3 few days as the head Of y
ny command eE ~ -
rsign-oI JAMES SHIELDS.
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WRATRI,kns9 nRaINRRR. !

Citigens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
shove Trains or BOats, will be called for BY tht
Coaches of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address ct the Omnibus D dioe, l4E Super y
erect, next door te me " Wedden House
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J4MES SHIELDS.
ADJOURNED

t rzl as CoLuEsus, March 27. elai
The Union Senatorial caucus adjourned, %
without nomination, uoiil next winter - .
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TIE DEBATE on STEVENS BATTERY.
The debue in the Senate on Stevens bat
tery covered thsRhOls subject from the inceP-
ton in ls42, and was generally adverse,
tending to show that the battery draws too
much water for hArbOr defence, and the guns
are not protected. If the guns are case
mated, as Stevens now proposes, the addi-
tionil weight will cause her to draw thirty
feet when in action. II the bill passes, It will
probably be so amended al to make it op-
tional with the Navy Department to expend
the apuropriation.
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Special Dispatches 10 the Cleveland Leader
WAsHIEGToE, Mareh ~.
ran REBELs Az FRaDERIoKsBUaa.

ASoANNAONl "oAS4 sts
TBA REBELS AT PRaDERIoKsBUaa.
The enemy, two or three thousand of
whom remained at Aqua Greek more than
week after the abandonment Of The other
batteries, and at lsAsure Withdrew, carry
ing away artillery and stOrss, are nov
stationed mile and half beyond Fred
sricksburg; but few in town.
THE AERIMAO.
The Msrimss IL expected out soon. 1t
is all ready, with crew on board. Flsg
officer Goldsboro has taken suitable meas
ures, and Capt JeRsrs, commanding Mon
itOr, sends word to Capt. DAhlgren that
be has no doubt Of his ability to whip her.
IRoH Glad vEssELs
Com. Smith, Chief OF the Bureau Ct
Docks; LenthsI, Chief Of Buresu of Con-
structiOn; IsherWood, Chief of Bureau Of
engineers, and Hart Naval Contractor
are appointed Board to examine plans for
Iron Glad vessels. They commence ses-
sions to morrow. Ericsson's turret plan
fOr vessel three hundred and forty feet
long was received to-day; but one engine.
The Navy Department favor two Of each.
Secretary Welles in g communication to
the Naval Committee Of the Senate, after
stating the necessity for the construction
Of an Iron Clad Navy, and the steps al
ready taken toward 1t, asks half million
to extend the grounds and build furnaces
st the Washington Navy Yard for the man
ufaoture Of fifteen and twenty inch guns /;
hundred thousand for target and expert.
mental practice; and thirty millions, In
elusive Of the appropriation already made
at this session, for Iron Glad Vessels, heavy
Ordnsnes, and plating vessels already in
service. he proposes to construct few
vessels Of light draught for western We
ters. The class for hsIbOF defence aud
operations on the Atlantic and Gulf as
fer ss possible, are to be inVulnersble and
armed with fifteen inch gunsi and Ocean
steamers carrying twenty inch guns.
sTEvEHs' BATTERY.
There was brisk debate on the Stevens
battery to-day. No conclusion.
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VAoAFIOE.-The Public Schools of the city
close to day for vacation of two weeks, in
compliance with the resolution passed BY
the Board of Education ct its last meeting.
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- Tamper not with Nature and the laws
Thyuisai ard neral thar guide her operations. Hei
gifss Hsrs made % USH and not ABUSE. Ths dire
al rcsults arising from the latter lsgion; the
8ast 1sttlss haoias Of the bassr SORT may be ever
ss1s hg = osfeful perusAl Of the work HUMAN
ERAlLTK, or PtysioloEcAl Researches" Il win
~ thoss dSbassd snd degraded victims that hover
on u briRk q dlHSOiutaoni 20 the pAIhs Of hApp
nu.s md Nirfas. Bsad and b convinced, the trutt
b thels.
SD b. DB. B4RB0W, lsi BlsS6Ess ssEost. Kew
EorE REi1d - osz1. B1at trco CVofyEhsrs.
BoIf also ~ a. ". Cark, DrugEiEa, OlsTsIAno.
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AaRIouLfuRAL pEPARrnRRT.

A bill to establish depar ment OF sgri-
culture has been introduced in the Senate
by Wright of Indiana. 1t has for its object
the diffusion among the people of useful in-
formation connected with agriculture, and
to procure and distribute valuable seeds and
plants. 1t creates the Office of Commission
Of Agriculture, and constitutes, for bureaus,
bureau Of service OfPractlce, Ofagriculture,
Of agricultural chemistry, Of agricultural
mechanics and manufacturers, and of sIatis-
tics.
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onnpuor OF THEMAR

Odell, Of the OOGmittee on the Conduct
Of the War, has gone to New York to sx-
anime Gen SCOTT touching orders given
previously 70 BuIl Run.
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no noRE PASSES.

All passes are refused to civilians and cor
respondents.
IHB RIVERS.
The Ohio and Mississippi are about the
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O. Q. G--Nsrv.. 0oush ou-s dsc8Sl
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WHITE LEAD WORKS,

NJ subscribers have On hand = Su5sripr srtiels O
PuEe Whit LEAD. also sbs cheaper grades, which
10 oosE % the truds At very Io~ prices for cash
IA 4, lssz J9gE EEasTEs 4 %.
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ImpOI tant from the Tennessee /!
Special Dispatches to Cleveland LEADER
OAIRo, March q.

special Dispatches to Cleveland LEADER
OAIKo, March q.
FRoN ISLAND no 10
Agentleman who arrived in the Oonestogh
this morning with intelligence from Island
No 10 up 70 o'clock on Wednesday after
noon, reports as follows; Col. Buford sent 3
force to make a reconnaissance Of the Ken
lucky shore on Wednesday night, which
succeeded in capturing six prisoners belong
ing to Tennessee cavalry force. They re.
port the strength of the enemy near Island
No. 10 atI6 COO. Gen Bragg is in command
Fifteen hundred reinforcements reached It.
having come from Humboldt point on the
railroad only 10 miles distant Still larger
reinforcements were expected by the same
route last night. Measures have been taken
to intercept these means of communication.
Capt. Stanford, of the mortar feet, succeeded
in landing several shells right into the bat.
teries on the Island, sf fer q close rec9nnOis.
ance in a skif. Two shots were fred from
the I'land battery yesterday morning. One
of them was aimed at one Of our boats, but
tell short. The firing at Point Pleasant on
Wednesday morning lasted an hour and ten
minutes. Itis supposed that one of the rebel
guubOatS, il attempting to pass up the river,
was exploded. The floating battery sin lies
mOOred alongside the Island.
Up THB TEEREssK1.
There ia no later intelligence from the
Tennessee. Movements are doubtless 90 the
tapis there of intense interest.
ITEMS. fh
Rev Dr. Tiffany, of the Chicago Sanitary
Commission, left on the Nebraska this morn.
ing.
The river is still rising. 20 s-.1s
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THE EREMTS STRENGTH Is, 600!
ReinfOrcementS Expected !!

General Bragg in commando
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Fas DINooRAFIo CAUCUS.

The Democratic oeuougWs net harmo-
nious, iss stated & broks up il . row.
only thirty members, including Border
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OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.

A Capture of Six Rebels /!
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(speoial Dlspatchss 10 Cleveland Lssderl
CAIRO March 27.
aOsPrAL g1oaag roa raE rlEaEssEI.

0ne hundred boxes Of hospital supplies
and delicaciss were shipped on the Nv
Thomas this evening for Savannah. sThest
stores, valued at 50 600, are the contribution
Of the Chicago Sanitary Commission. They
we're accompanied By Rev. Dr.. Tiffany, Pes
ident of the Commission, to insure { proper
disposition. ~
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7 AMPS LAMPSil LAMPStil-
a baVu rsadY this day dno assortusnt Q.
OUAti 0l La 4PE, euhfsoiar aeV. raj &c style
q1d pef,eruu, ehlc1 err ior sale ~ " Whoiessis
da1leI n1ro o. 10 neg York.
JsrusfE issa BaRRlU
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Gen. Mcclellan reviewing Franklin's Di.
vision to-day. Tho weather is 6ne for re.
views.
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The Rebels Report e5 KiIledI !
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IafENGR WIG. a5a

Fe EEAiHERD . BUREIDeEs Nsa h
Eo Ha1R efsssi,5 Oi1Eslands OhloF
D GEURs tIio EETH0GRA AFHARS,
f aIsITtT aE0 rie
ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
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SoNIELTIoE.

Col Oiittenden, of .dlans, was tO.da!
nominated General.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
LATE PRON ISLAND NO. 10 (!

The Enemies Batteries Silent !
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THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME /
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An Agricultural Department
Proposed!

The Merrimao Repaired. The
Monitor Ready,
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, d. q. sOLOMONSON.


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Ne neler anplOTs any GnH In the saie q ne Lensee
- Al1o, splendid assbftDent Of ePf GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, COHPASSES, &C, kept on hand,
~ ABTLEIClAL EYES inserted without pain,
nspeflsct g natural. - ..,.. -...
0EfioE-No. 80 Superior q. under the Americas
DARma AND DANGRRoUs FRAUDS
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our success to sigels Generalship in the last
days fight
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