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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

R. B. DoueL1s Co.-About a year ago
R B. Douglas & Co. began a wholesale trade
in this city in Photographic Stock and Art.
ists' Materials. ItWss the FIRST time the
experiment. had been tried here of building
up business exclusively in these branches.
In this short time the business has grown 70
that extent on their hands, that in order to
supply the demands Of their customers they
have removed their stock 70 the large store
room 17s Superior street, near the Mer-
chants Bank, and added te their complete
ASSORTMENT Of Photographs Stock and Art
ists' Materials and extensive collection of
works Of art, such as photographer of cele-
sbrated pictures, eartss Dc Visitss, photo
graphic albums, &c.
They have also engaged largely in the
manufacture and sale of every variety of
gilt frame.1 Their stock in this department
is unszcsllsd. We believe this is the only
establishment in Eorthern Ohio where de-
suerreans and photographers can ind q
cemplets assortment Of the stock necessary
10 the prosecution of their business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
BANK LOCKS AGAIN!
Are Lilies Locks PIckablei :
That's the Question!
To Mr.. Le,Ois Lille,

To Mr.. Lel0is Lille;
Sra: Having repeatedly picked your loelCI,
and having understood that you have re-
Gently furnished parties in this city lOcks
with Improvements upoa those heretofore
made BY you, and which you guarantee for 10
years, propose if you will deposit 81, 600 be-
hind any one Of these locks, to give you IS
for every hour work at the same, and if
succeed in opening your lock the $4,000 is
to bo mine. am to have the privilege of
operating from to 100 hours.
S76tf JAS. SARGENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

PHoToaRAFH OF HEERY WARD BEEoEm--
A card visits photograph Of Henry Ward
Beocher should be in every photographs
Albums W. G. North ,at his ans cit gallery,
No. sos Superior street has elegant ones just
taken and finished in the best style. Csl
and procure one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
THE CITY,

THE OBERLN PoIsOHIEe CAsR.-The pre-
liminary examination in the case Of the
State against Mary Lewis, on charge of pOis-
oning, vas held in oberlin on Wednesday
Thursday, February 18th and 9Th. As
this case has excited considerable as entiOn
in Lorain county, 1t would be we'll to give a
brief statementOf the facts as they were de-
vsloped in testimony.
1tappeared that the poisoned young ladies,
Miss Maria Miles, Of vermillion, and Miss
Christina Evins, of Birmingham, had been
studying in 0bsrlin, and rooming in the
same house with the defendant, also stu
dent. On the 9Th Of January last they were
about 10 leave town for their homes, in COM
pany with gentlemen friends. By the invi-
tation Of the defendant thsy took wine in
her room before starting. This wine was
spiced and favored in the presence of the
ladies. nthsir way home they were at
tackled with sickness, and on reaching Biz
mingham remained there ct the house of
Mr.. Ennis very sick. Doctors Baker and
McConolly, who attended and medicated
the ladies, testified that the symtOms indi-
Gated that they were poisoned, and probably
By cantharides. These are the main facts of
the case as gathered from the evidence,
which consumed day and half in the
hearing. Strong points were made OF both
sides, and the case appeared not only an i'm
Portant but a mysterious one.
It was tried before Daniel Bushnell, Jus
tiee Of the Peace Of obsrlin, assisted by Esq.
HOwk, of Wellington. Messrs. Chapman,
Of Birmingham, and johnson, of Elyris,
appeared for the State Messrs. LangstOn
and Collier, of oberlin, for the dsfenss.--
The essssiOns of the court were fully attended.
The examination Of the witnesses for the
State, viz; Maria Miles, ehristins Ennis,
Dr.. Parker, DR.. McConOlly, Mr.. PeltOn, Mr..
Loomis, Thomas Rsyl, DR.. Bunce, and MrP.
Homer Ennis, occupied the morning, after
noon and evening sessions Of the 3sth. and
part of the morning Of the 27th. Wheni the
State rested, the defense moved for the dis
charge of the prisoner, on the ground that
the evidence was insufficient to hold her for
trial. This molten was ably argued for The
defense by Messrs. Collier and LADgslon.
and for the State BY Mr.. Johnston. At the
conclusion of tho argument, the prisoner
was ordered to be discharged, both Justices
oOncurring, as the evidence was deemed in
sufficient 10 hold her for trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

sUIOIDI.-Ths Ashtabula Telegraph sayS
Mrs. Almond Robinson, widow Of Mr.. A
Robinson, who died last Summer, committed
suicide at her residence, in Mentor, on the
22d ult., by hanging. She went into g
chamber, adjusted the rope, then standing
on 3 box tied it to = raftsr, and then kicked
the box from under her feet. She had been
low spirited and despOnding for some time,
and undoubssdly committed the rash act
while Iaboring under alteration Of mind.
She leaves four children.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

Tar DlsAN RAPa OAsH.--The City Marshall
Of Toledo arrived in Cleveland last Friday
night, having in charge Eliza Jane Royce,
the prosecuting witness in the Oman rape
case, and she was committed to jail The
trial is set, and witnesses subpened for
Wednesday next, Bhsn.it il t0. be hoped JUS
tics may, be done The parties concerned.
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orTlLn corI-. W. Spring term Of

o.rlLu cprlru The sp6ng term OF
Obsllln College began on Wedn1sdAyS Feb'
90. The falling OF in aitshdance. though
somewhat nOticeabis, is stiil much less than
has been feared 81 friends Of the College,
and the Interests Of The institutien have bean
much less affected by shs war than would
naturally have been expected. From pres
ent indicstiens the graduating class this
year wiz number some thirty members.
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COnfiScatiOn and Enamel
patton f!
The Military Railroad Scheme
GEN. LANDER DEAD /!
Gen. Shields Succeeds him
WAsHnoTOs, March
BOUNTY TO REGULARS.

WASHINGTON, March l.
BOUNTY TO REGULARS.
Senator Wilson has introduced bill to
give every regular, and every volunteer who
chooses to enlist in theregular service, twen-
ty.Avs dollars of the hundred dollar bounty
on enlistment
TIE BALTIMORE OHIO RAILRoAD.
WOrkmen are rapidly completing the rail-
road bridge at HArpers Ferry. It is said it
viii be done in week, and the road running
through to Wheeling in two or three weeks.
No rebel troops are on the line Of the road,
nor within several miles of Harper's Ferry.
GEN. sToNE AND BALLS BLUFF.
Gen. Stone will not be placed on trial, it
is said, until the Committee on the conduct
of the war have concladed their investiga.
ton and brought all testimony against 6im
to light. Several more Witnesses have to-day
testified touching Balls Bluff.
eEE. HUGER RENovED.
The Raleigh Register says it Is reported
here that Gen. Huger has been placed under
arrest and will be tried for negligence and
incompetency. The news, we fear, is too
good to be true.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

A sHREWD DoDaE.-Re hear of a shrewd
dodge, says the New York Post, which has
been practiced upon the retail trRdeof New
York. Some knave cuts the coupons of the
$50 ssven-thirty treasury notes, and passes
the note as 8 demand note in trade, thus
pOcksting some $40 s5, the amount of the
coupons for three years, which he may
collect half yearly upon presenting Them at
the government Office. Traders should bear
in mind that there are no $50 demand notes,
only SIS, s1O's and s2O's.
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NIsonnLl q coana.-wIneheIl, ID tat,

I WlHoHHLL = CoHine.-Winehell, the fat,
funny, quaint ana suiFslcal Wlnchsll, viii
opsn his budget Of droIlsrisu st the -hisiO-
deon, Tuesday night. The announcement
Of this fact is suficisnt % ensureh him an su-
disuee. ss Be Is HsllknoHn % clevelandsrs,
Bis programmes Is an entirely new one, and
he has iost nohs Of his Volability or drOllsr-
les since last here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

FLIEDEEE AND THE ART ToEsoRIAL.-Flied-
ner, who has already established his repu-
tatiOn in this city at his old stand under the
Weddeli as one of the best of BARRIERS, has
takenthe large store at l72 Superior street,
and fitted it up for his business in style Of
magnifcence not excelled in any city of the
West. In front is an extensive assortment
Of perfumery and toilet articles. and va
riety Of Yankee notions. Then comes eight
arge bathing rooms fitted with all the mod
erD Improvements. These are accessible 10
ladies by private entrance, and female at
tendants are provided to wait upon them.
Then comes the barber shop proper. Con
ceEning this department nothing need be
said as Fisldner has shaved everybody IN
tewn to their complete sstibfactioRsi
In addition to this he has fitted up Rus
sian Steam BIth at gfeat expense, which
must be seen to be appreciated. Connected
with it are beds on which to recline after
leaving It, and sp!endidly furniahed par
lOr in which 10 take refreshments and make
the toilet at ones leisure. We predict for
Fliedner big run.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

~ The price Of the MoENISe LEADEH to news
agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
drsd, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADER, 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
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FROM VAsBINGTON.

Special to Post
The Judiciary COMMITTEES Of shs Houss
will report against all enactmsats of emsa-
eipatiOn laws for the diSloyal Siaies, taking
ground that the power to interiors with
slavery rests with the President e Com
mander in Chief. lh
All the extra $4,000, 900 demand aotes
have been issued. Secretary Ohase now
awaits the completion Of the newly engraved
sheets under the law recently passed by
Congress. @ 1l @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

@- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, serOfula, Neural
giR and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. lie Seneca street.
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RAEauaron. March 2
D1ATH OF GEE. EAHDHA

No----tN~~-+i A--4ADA -
DzATH OF aEH. LANDER.
Gen. Lander died Of congestion of the
brain and lungs at Paw Paw At 4 o'clock
this afternoon, after an illness Of a few
hours. General Shields is ordered 70 take
his command.
TIE HohEsTEAD BILL.
Whaley, Of Va, was the only border State
vote for a Homested Bill; 16 nays, as fol-
lows: Messrs. Jos. Bailey, Jacob B. Blair,
Geo. q. Brown, Vim. G. Brown, Corning,
0rtteuden, Dunlap, Grider, Harding, Nal
lsry, Maynard, Mensles, Norton, Spiel, Vib-
ban and Wicklife.
TRUMBULL's ooHTIsoATIoE BILL.
MoDougal and Morrill, win address the
Senate on Trumbulrs cOnRscation bill to-
morrow.
SLAVERY IN TIE DBTRIOT.
The House District of Columbia Commit
tee has agreed to Senator MorrilPs abolition
bill, slightly amended. BE win adopt the
amendments and press it's passage. It is the
special order for Wednesday, and has sure
majority in both Houses.
TAX BILL.
A new tax bill to be reported tomorrow is
kept strictly secret It's printing viii take
three or four days. 1t is admitted imper-
feet
GIN. HUETER AT WARRINGTON.
All quiet on the Upper Potomac. Gen.
Hunter has arrived here.
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EDS. hEApER s-As there is some misuu-
dsr.tsnding in regard to the Masquerade
Prizes, wish the public to know that they
ase to be giVsn away By the Praotieing As
senbly, wednesday, evening, March 5th,
snd not By Bailo1's Party.
I o,r.-.,s.r.,,-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

NorsoE-Ths annual renting Of slips in
tie "a Prssbytsrian Church wiz take place
on wednesday next, ct O'Clock, p. M, 81
the church. marl;s17
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MORNING LEADER.
d0ND1Y m0IINING. M1R0H 3. is6S.


q. nsNsbb-TbsatrN.
MelOdSoR- Winohsll's DFOllsriss,
1. P. sherW0od-An.wool Tel aluss.
Colwen O0-skatsI beloW Coat.
Tuyior, GrisWo'd 4 Oo-Balmoral skirtS.
7. A. WaltOn-St. Georges Society.
James ssArs-Gpardisn's Sale.
Elisabeth Ann spsulding-sais Of Eeal Estate.
jas Sargent Local Notice.
81 Presbyterian Ohureh-LOoAl Notice.
1lOn Ausleal Society Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

~ One hundred and seventy-hvs doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Hom0-
Pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allowing
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
In stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established lS49.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

ADDIsoN's AMERIoAN CENENT.--H Having sold
and used nearly every kind of Cement Of
fered to the public, for several yean past, I
confidently assert that ADDIsox's AMERICAN
CERENT lie, for various household purposes,
ahead of all competition, being good for
wood, marble, alsbsster and many other
things as well as China, glass, and earthen-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail by
W P. FoeG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

PHoToGRAPH:O ALRUEs.-A splendid as
sOrtment this day received.
Price reduced 20 per cent.
feb27:S77 R. B. DoUeLAs 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

FEoVIDEHUE. B. I.
0s1lta e427s %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at HaIl'l, II Public Square.
augs-RII
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, thst car
EOT 81 BRoEsN By THE HHAT, can be touud d
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

FEEEK PARKEE.-LiVery and Boarding
stsbls, 90 Seneca street, A 10. HOrsos and
0arisgsa st reasonable figures.
sspzAR46:IY
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MnxsaIs MAKEEr.--At Memphis -four Is
Eorth Si291s per bblj wheat, e per bu.j
eOrhg GOOSE. oats, s1.2O91.25, and pork
$3.50 per bbl,
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KEHTuoKY RAILROADS.

There has been no reply made yet to the
resolutions of inquiry touching the Kentuoky
railroad. The Military Committee Of tie
Senate viii probably report iavorably to Il .
iudshhiss pOstPonsmsnt Of the House rssOlu-
ton Of repsAl, but = strong party there are
in favor of Its passage, and the whole subject
viii be ventilated, at least
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

MERoHAET TAILoR.-F. A. Brown, late
with W. B. Hancock, would be pleased to
see his friends, and the public generally, at
ISs Bank street. ianI5. $50
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Especial Dispatches to Cleveland LeadsF.I
WAsHsarox, March !.

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland LeadeT.l
WAsHSsTox, March !.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF BAR AT NASHVILLE
Assistant Secretary of War, Scott, tel
egrsphed from Nashville yesterday, announc-
ing Gen. Buelps arrival there and the com
pletion of the telegraph to that point. Buell.
has not been heard from, directly, for forty
eight hours.
sEE. BANKS NovExENT.-THI KEW YORK PA
PIERS.
The publication in New York papers Of
the details of Gen. Banks movement across
the river, made Secretary Stanton very wrath
ful. In answer to enquiries, an explanation
was made that Gen. Banks authorized the
dispatches. In this he was not under orders
as both Secretary Stanton and Gen. McOlel-
Ian declare.
The substance of the news is, that Gen.
Banks crossed Mcleod Nurpbys pontoon
bridge, near Hsrpers Ferry, without Oppo-
sition. A small hostile force was at first
thought to be an advance guard to attack
and to indicate an intention to dispute his
passage, but it retired as Gen. Banks moved
forward. he now occupies London Heights
overlooking Harper's Ferry and the country
in the vicinity.
The enemy is thought to be in force un-
der Jackson and Kirby Smith at Winchester
and towards strasburg.
Gen. Mcclellan, who superintended the
movement, reached Washington at O'Clock
this morning.
BUoKEER's suRREEDER OF DoEEIsoN.
Buckner first offered the surrender of Fort
Donelson to the Commander of the gunboats,
who out Of courtesy to the army told him
the surrender should be made to Gen. Grant.
DISPATCHES FROM coKMoDoRE eoLDsBoRo'.
Commodore GOldsboro's official report Of
the action at Winton says he could not
ascend the stream beyond that point. he
was there attacked BY artillery and infantry
who were put to flight by the 9th ZOuaves
and the gunboats. The houses the enemy
occupied as quarters were burned. Nobody
hurt on our side.
MUD AND DUST.
The northern wind is still whistling and
dust is immense In the streets.
AMI SLAVERY LEcTUREs AT TIE sEITHsoNrAH,
Prof. Fisher, of Hamilton College, prOphe-
cied thar slavery would end with rebellion al
the Smithsonian lecture last night.
Gerrit Smith lectures tonight. John s.
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TIE HOMESTEAD BILL.

TRUMBULLs ooNTIsoATIoE BILL.
MoDougal and Morrill, win address the
Senate on Trumbulrs cOn6scaion bill to-
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WRATHER

The weather to-day is cold, and heavy
rains prevails. The river is rising fast.-
Last night there was a heavy thunder storm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
&C. Washburn, Lieutenant Colonel Of
Barstow's Wisconsin cavalry regiment has
been detailed here to act as aid to Gen Grant,
and left yesterday for the Cumberland.
The 5lst Illinois regiment ntremoveato their
new camp on the Kentucky shore yesterday.
They have christened it Camp Cullum.
Jas. Wilson, Company Of G, 5lst Illinois,
was buried to-day at Birds Point.
The steamer John Roe left to-day for
Nashville.
Seven mutinous soldiers, of the 4th Ms
souri, regiment are confined at Fort Holt.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

srHzRHOEYFEs.-stimpson is, beyond all
question, 8 superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get hne likeness 70 call
upon him. a visit 70 his gallery, No. 25s
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
zsnand stranger. R97af
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d. 3. RIcrARDsoN.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
- IN HuAAN gIaHI I'm LlEHIEDl


kEss2sst s8s SsiGItss OPtisiGE,
EesRl tie larEe.t al.ortuen q the most imEroyos
Fsndn Of GPEOEAUL41. All bis Glasses WhethaT
lor naaE or lar slghtde Gre ground under his oEn
togrooon, ~ m1ohinety ola nsW conatruotions With
ulrlnT WcaEue1l. DlEElneGI O. Inflammation Of the
be-, and l--11rting 1tRc1Esh fcF long Eeadtng o.
l1e EgWlrT.
~. eoiorlou1cn uOuId hare inform ths public tnu3
- neFoE eF1yg any Sns Il the sale q hla Lellsl.
~ Also. : Frlend = anlortDnut Of EI'E aLAeslli
EEOH0EOoEE1, DOlPAe8ll u, Ec., On hand.
~ AELIELulAG H 3 i1sartae EitAout I1tls
n paEl1ct q Eaturll.
ofFIcE-Ec. = EaysEisF EtFosi. dndsf 6ms16an
Wotnl 1lailsls1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

Last BTOnthIy Evening writing CIass--lieT-
cnntile COileGe.
Tuition will be reduced for this class to 50
for gentlemen and sl.5O for ladies; to COM
menoe Monday evening, March 3D.. All
these classes have been we'll attended by
both ladies and gentlemen, and many good
penmen turned out. marI-s77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

~A young man of good habits and ez-
Perience in mercantile business, with ac-
quaintsncs to influence trade, wishes situ-
alton, and will give the best city reference,
besides my own recommendation, as to char
scter and capacity. Address
II n
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For The Laader.
EHR PATRIOT mOTHER's FAREWELL
81 NAnTHA hAwsOH ooNoPON.


ET NAnTHA hAwsoN ooNePoN
/ ..... -.A
Once within vine Wreathed cottage,
Burned lamps pale misty light
While = mothers trembling spirit
Plumsd It's wing for tIreless flight
Just before her eye was closing,
In that last long dreamless sleep,
She in slowly murmured accents,
BadS her brave boy not to weep.
"Kneel beside my bedside, darling,
Hear your mothers last farewell,
And the orphans God VIII give thee
Grace to bear all coming ill
ooh my dear child For your country
Ever watch, and ever pray
will be your guardian angel,
WheresOe'er your home may be-
Where the strife is hottest, direst,
where the leaden bail stones fiy,
Plant your standard, never hinehing
In the cause of Liberty W
Where the Rhine flows very gently,
There that mother long has slept,
But for her, with deep emotion,
on thatson has turned and wept
Ia the West, among our soldiers,
That lone orphan now is found,
But nObler man, or bRYer,
Never graeed battle ground
When there came fearful struggle,
And the red blood flowed like wine,
Where the Aght was hottest, closest,
Stood our soldier of the Rhine.
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FRolI WAsHINsTON.
PROM NRW YORK.

NEW YORK, March l.
A dispatch was received by Superintend
ent Kennedy, Assistant Secretary Of State,
resembling the order requiring persons leav-
ing the country 70 procure passports, and
further stating that foreign passports viii not
hereafter require to be eountsrsigned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

~ George spragus, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
from oVistt's Exchange to q MerWin street.
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NQ1Aoaf > 81 ~
The schooner Flying Nit rsp0rir ~ q
the 9Th uit % n1ea of Cape COZ,
spoke to tie tfigato FsTnon, IRON B1siqq ef
Port Royal, with the loss 0f iad4ii uoln
bow anchors, sun Of salss. and i7ur boais.
A number Of boats leave % night IN search
fox her.
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4RAvELERg EEGHFER.

Citizens wishing conveyance ~ either Of the
above Trains or Bcets, will be called for BY the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving
their sddress at the Omnibus Once, laT Superior
street, aext door 70 the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

- -rpmPsr not with Nature and the laws
pASsissl and neral that guide her operations. Her
80 Wurs msds 70 USE and not ABusE. The dire
g. Fssuih arElRg from the laftor are tsgon;'' the
nols sottlsd dahis oi the basor sort nay b over
cone " z earsiul perulal q the work "HUMAE
HaAIkTHs or Psychological Bsloarches." Il win
~ shoaap dsbssSd and dsgraAsd Vetins that hover
81 the eriRk q dissolution. 20 ths pafhl o. hAppi
nsoa and vEtna. Rsad and b eouVinoed TIE truth
talhena
So % -. BARROW, - Blseokor utEest New
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