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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-01
Mr.. VERNON MANSION, }
March u. 1862. {


DEAR MADAM In sending the last check for
collections made IN Vermont Tor the Mt, Vernon
Association, Mrs. Cults refers to the patriotism
patience and perseverance, which YOU have man.
llested in raising an amount, though small in it
self yet large III consideration of the barren
field and labor requisite Accept dear madam
in the name of the Regent, the most sincere
thanks for the exertions in cause which, al
ways noble, RolO looms up with double spendor,
reflected from the unselfish patriotism of the
daughters of America | am sure there are
none who will regret in the slightest degree any
amount Of trouble they may have encountered
in their efforts to aid IN the purchase Of this
Home OF Washington, when they reflect that
by that means only, has it been preserved, 1t
needs no stretch OF the Imagination to see what
would have been the fate OF this beloved spot,
IN these days of STRIFE were it not RdiSpUidbl9
in the possession Of the Ladies Association
the deeds in the vault OF the Treasurer This
iaet has enabled us to preserve the perfect neu-
trality OF the place, and has secured its respect
from all parties During these long months of
war, when we have been surrounded by soldiers
aud for months at an equal distance from the
camps Of the two cOntending armies, no serious
acts OF dissertation have been committed but all
have tacitly yielded this one sacred spot to the
guardianship of Woman. All work was topped
last Spring, except that ABSOLUTELY necessary, and
none will be attempted until the country is once
more quiet, and there is possibility of raising
means to sustain the place. At present the
great object is to preserre it if we can continue
to do this, it will be all we can hope for
With bnl,,v. 4
Very respectfully yours,
SARAH q. Tracy, Sec'y, &c,
Mt. Y. L. A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-01
Defenseslof New Orleans.

In view Of the stack which has been made,
or is soon to be made upon New Orleans, the
following rebel account Of the deieuses Of that
city becomes interesting
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-01
EDwIN Nj. STANTON,
Secretary of W ar.

FoRr Macon, repossescsd by Gen Burnside,
was seized by North Carolina militia one year
ago by order Of Gov Ellis. 1t defended Beau
for, harbor and the North Carolina Coast below
ocracoke inlet. 1t was regular casemated fort
built long since by the I. 5. Government at q
cost of half million dollars. 1t was named
after Hon. Nathaniel Macon of n. e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-01

MosrARs.-The morIars on the Mississippi
use about fifteen pounds of powder at a charge
The number of men required to work a mortar
is from twelve to fifteen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-01
a.R.k

The Mourn VERNON EsrArE,-Below we pub
fish an interesting letter from the Secretary OF
the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association to lady
in tins village
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
FROnI WAaHINqTON.

WAsaIHeroH, March 81.
The steamer YANKEES arrived froa bsIog
last night and reports Ihat on Monday urlus
ing two blatJ crews from hsr lsndad e
shipping Point to remove the guns lei thsIa
By the rebels, but While 90 engaged 4 vanad
OF rebel cavalry, said % Be the Dun.
iries cavalry, numbering $50, made der
appearance on the hill and our men pullsa
on after securing two guns, one s-ineh
DAnlgreen and the other long 80 poundsE,
ooth smooth bore which were brought up 3
the yard and were found to be double shSss
ted. The Yankee fell out into the stream q,
the appearance Of the enemy and tnruSF
her guns upon them, bat they retired and
kept ont Of range.
The Yankee brought up In addition 70 ths
2 guns, one hundred and sixty-nins O-inch
shells loaded, and four hundred e-iDch stslis
unloaded, which Wers taken from the rsbsi
batteries at Transport
The rebels have left the saW mill unsouch-
ed and there is sufficient lumber e The Mn
to make quarters for several thousand msa.-
Two deserters came from Aqua Greek 8
few days since who state that q large NUM-
berS Of rebel troops are congregssing af he
f~-@--=-~N-f W1lAa hA9y VII AlAM.
stand. Contrsbands ara coming daily q
the hotilla. Thirty-seven arrived In one day
lately from the vicinity Of Dumfries, and
were sent over to the Maryland shore.
White refugees also find their way to he
hotilla from day to day.
Arrangements are nearly eomplstod for
establishing . line Of steamers bstWssn
Washington and Fort Monroe, 80 as 10 -
cure daily arrivals. The trip to be msd5
in nine hours. sFrB
At the suggestion and urgent solioifa-
ton Of Representatives MeKnigt aDd Pct
ter Of Pennsylyanis and Fenton Of New
York, who represent most Of the petrolsuur
rock oil region, the COMMITTEES Of Ways anli
Means consented 10 the striking out Of ths1
tax on crude oil and rock oils, and lsgying.
q tax Of eight cents per gsllon on the -
fined articles, with draWbsck when a1s
tered for exportAtion. OH rsm
Two squsdrons Of the New Jersey CaEs
elry, under Windhan, yesterday, surround
ed party Of Texan rangers near Dun-
fries, twelve miles below the 0ecoquan.-=-
one Of our men vas slightly wounded. We
took ten prisoners and number Of VA.
oas loaded with wheat ssr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

excepting one term during which hhe was
teaching, and has stood throughout that
time 100 per cent. in her recitations and ex-
aminAtions.
Mics Mary Seymour has stood loo per
cent. for the last two and half years in all
her recitatiOnS and examinations. These
examples are probably unprecedented in the
history Of any other school in the city.
HICKS sTREET SCHOOL.
The exercises ct this school were light,
both teachers and pupils giving their attsn-
ton to preparations for the exhibition next
week. But this little was very vrOditable,
and served to indicate what may be expect
ed ct their approaching exhibition. Ata
axed point In the exercises, one of the teach
ers Of the school, Mr.. Rounds, was most
sgreeably surPrised by q presentation from
his pupils of four fine volumes Of prose and
poetry, a recognition of his devotion to their
care and culture which he justly deserved.
WEST ST. CLAIR STREET SCHOOL.
Tho exercises in this school were very In
teresting, and were witnessed and enjoyed
by a large number of visitors. Several hu-
mOrOus dialogues, q milstary display by
juvenile zousve company, music, and other
exercises common to such occasions, were
comprised in the exhibition.
BR0EHELL STREET foHooL.
OF The exercises ct this school, the follow
ing Communication, for which we tender our
thanks, will speak:
Ma. EDITOR; We were much gratifed this
afternoon while present at the examination
of the scholars In the Brownell Street Gram
mar School. The recitations in the various
branches were highly satiafacsOry, evinsing
thorough training. The declarations, dia-
logues, compositions and music were very
good. From personal observation we know
that the principal, Mr.. Hobbee, is an excel
lent teacher; so also is his assistant, Miss
Brinsmaids; and if scholars do not learn st
this School it is not the fault of the teachers.
A SPECTATOR.
In conclusion, let US say, that the exor-
cises in the public schools of our city yes
tsrdsy afforded the highest testimony that
could be given of the excellence Of the sYs-
TEN under which they are managed, the
efficiency with which they are managed, and
their inestimable worth to community.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
THE CITY

DnaTH or 6EE. AHAI MEsoEANT.--The an
nounesmens Of the death Of this old and
highly respected citizen of CuyahOga county,
yesterday morning, was the source Of deep
islt regret to many Of our eitisenG. BE died
s ten O'Clock, ct the ripe age Of 50 years.
Gen. Merchant was bern in conneeisut,
and esne 10 this county in the year 1873,
sstding on Q farm 3 few miles east Of this
city. He pursued surveying fer nearly
thirty years, and was seyaal times chosen
County survsyOrof this county. In 1881 he
surveyed the Western Reserve School Lands
IL Holmes and Tuscsrswas counties. In
ASA hs was chosen Brigadisr General Of
State Militia. In IsSs he moved to this city,
aad IN 1884 had charge Of the public works
q the city. In sn these capacities he was
remarkable for indsfatigable devotion 70
duty and unsEsrTing integrity, and was ss-
tssmed man Of great usefulnesS. The dis
esse which caused his death Wss cancer in
ne stomach. he leaves = widow, two sons
--slss and Aaron Nerehant-and three
daaghtsEs--MrS. Taylor, Mrs. Madison Mil
lsE and Mrss Cadmsa.
The funeral will take place on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
FROuwTNOHEsrER

WHoHEsrER, March 2sth. =
The latest intelligence We have fon SHas-.
burg is dated yesterday. ---
Ashby's rebel forces, with guns appear.
ed near Strasburg aud threw several shells
into our camp, killing one officer Of our
men and wounding another. His position
was such as 10 prevent us from cutting hin
of. rs-Fe
General Banks reconnoitred al the posi-
tons Of the enemy for several miles around
and returned to camp after dark.
The rebel General jackson Is believed b
be very quiet before Edenburg.
Most Of the Inhabitants Of Strashurg have
been uneemmitted throughout the war and
remain 80 still.
The Agent of the Manassas Railroad and
Station Master, who have been hiding fJE
weeks l. the mountains TO avoid Jackson's
forces, have returned and given valuable IN
formation Ia Genoral Banks. MaaJ 0s tL8
inhabitants have been residing for Fssksin
the mountains. tse-ft
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
FROm nIIssOURT.

ST. LouIs, March "a.
Gen. Hslleek issued sn order that n
view Of the rapid extension Of steamboos
navigation into dislOyal States, and The ini
navigation controlled By loyal citizens, L
is ordered that ell licenses 70 pilots snd
engineers navigating waters In this dspsrt-
ment be revoked from and after the 15tA
proximo, and said pilstsand engineers taks
out new licenses from supervising insPesicE
who viii only grant license to persons g
approved loyalty, or In case Of doubt WI
require bond with security for loyal condaet
such pilots and engineers .r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

CHINA HALL.-PerSons going to house
keeping this spring should not fail TO call
on Mr.. ". P. FOgg, on the corner Of supe-
rior and Seneca stI eets, where they can find
the most complete assortment and finest
quality Of EarthsNaOare, China Glassware,
Table Cutlery. SiIver plated Ware, and other
house furnishing articles, ever offered for sale
in this city. For over ten years Mr.. FOgg
has been located on the above spot, and by
sdhsring to the principle of keeping the best
article Of Ware and selling at fair prices, he
has built up q very large business. Give
him q call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
NER AnYRRTIsENENTs.


asOEge wholesale arees AnA ooaAh-
~ Merchant.
LasAss OEos-s,oee ~ RenE
Rpsaosg 4 MSlsl-Fsr Rsnt.
1ala Phnllps-Fotioe.
Rutttorr 4 Hsunmsnn-Blri Oagea,
Rn J Tan- -olsysland Library Association.
Asaaumy Of Music s-Wsbb Keller Troupa.
Il. p. Kondall 4 uo-Gocds frpm Auction.
4, v. noishanmsr-Johns0n HOuse.
Z. Pruntnl -AdnlEiltra,or's Gotisa.
~ aupsrior sssest-Napls sgrup snd saglE.
& D. Hous- Dupo1oO's Golden Pnls.
earn D Rsek-Ganilg Flour.
o Oltsor = son-An,tlon Sale Of FurRituro.
FSiaSa 4 BrOsa-llOEthsra TEaRHPOrsstioa %. Of
Iht&
o. o. Wick %. General Agency ana OOnniS-
80 honaS ~a
o.o.Niet 3 co.--PlOVa' RloN',
90 -Fsrm and DalTy Tools.
Do -osrbon on.
Ooalls 4 uo-Change. .f ra
I.r. shsrEOOd-Esv Spring Dress Goods.
RsbT Ham, 4 Co.-lnho Fish,
,. Buttu Oo.-spring styles.
v. c. ss5asld-For Sale q . Bargain. .
ReoasAiiis-speCiai EOtioa.
". p. RatsT-1sooAl Eotioal
Rvorots Z WIlsoa-LoeAl EOtiOo.
Wn. J. 7ait-Local Egtios. -s.
n. HoorO-ealo-Leual EOtirs.
Rsg. Mr.. WinsloW-Looal Eotios.
Rsg. y. q. Huflburt-i ocsl Notice,
RsV. }. B. MsOonnoll-Looal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

bosfoHi M2fpn -.
A resolution WAS introduced IN ths
House, to day, instruotiDg the COMMITTEES
on Federal Relations to consider the eZPss
dieDcy Of addressing to the Presidents q
the United States q msmorisl asking for
the immediste trial Of Gen. Stone, EoW IN
military conhnemsnt The resolution Was
opposed on the ground that such intsrfof-
snce vas uncalled, though the speakers e.
pressed the hope that Gen. Stone would
tOon have trial which public justice de-
manded The resolution was rejected 81
most unaninouslV.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

~A meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Cleveland Library Association viii be
held at the Library Rooms On Monday
evening, April 7th, for the purpose OfnOmi-
mating officers for the snsuing yeaT. The
election will be held at the same place on
the evening of the IGth Of April.
msrch2s:3s1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

IMPORTANT AEUEsT.--Night before last o. 8.
Marshal Bill informed SheriffCraw of the pre-
senos ia the city oftWo men who are strong
ly SusPested Of being burglars and "shovers"
of spurious money. The names Of themen
are John A. Smith and John A. MCMILLAN.
They have been in the city about week,
and came here from Shelby. The receipt Of
the information put the Sheriff on the look
out, and yesterday be and Deputy McKins-
try arrested the two on Frankfort street, and
lodged them in jail. An examination of
their persons discovered q considerable
quantity of counterfeit money and bunch
Of skeleton keys, and at the hotel where
they were boarding, under the carpet of the
roam they occupied, were found q pair of
nippers. It is not known that they have
Perpehated any crime. here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
FRnnI Rar.rrn1nRr-
BALrIMoRa, Mareh p.

BALTIMoRz, March ~. = :
We are ct length able 70 make tie fols
loving reliable announcement:
The engineers and track layers report The
track OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
finished with the excspion Of 3 miles MD.
way between Martinsburg and Hsrpsls Est-
~ All the numerous bridges are completed
and the last rail necessary to re-eonneet
Baltimore, Washington and the Eastern citiss
vi Wheeling and ParkeFsburg and the
Western Roads, viii positively, b lad q
Sunday morning the 5oth. The 6fst rt9l-
lar through passenger trains viii ieg4s Bai-
timore, Wheeling and Psrkersburg, On
Wednesday April a ct latest dHlHI6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

IEzIHEuTIEe 70 THH TRAVELIEs PUBLIo.-
By advertisement it viii be seen thst the
Sohnsou House has changed hands, and viii
IN the future be conducted by Mr.A.W. Mel
shammsr. This gentleman lately carried
on the Euclid Place House, and his ability
IS hotel keeper will be most readily testi-
aod 70 By the large number Of our Arst class
oisseus Who boarded at Euclid Place during
hiS Standardization. We cordially commend
the johnson House to the travelling public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

whisky IS cents per gallon, other prepared
spirits 80 cents, vinegar stricken out.
Ground coffee Is reduced to mills-Sor-
ghum and ImPhee sIcepted-frOm the sugar
tax, which Is made one cent per pound. The
tax on unmanufactured Tobacco Il struck out I;
On plug, twist and ane cut, raised to ten
centsj prepared smoking, Eve centsi snuff,
eight centsi railroad iron, 81 per half ten
cut nails, thin shsed, 81 stoves, $780, steel,
from 81 to $40 per ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
mErehasR1a

~ One hundred and seyenty-fye doses
Of Aeonits, Bell, Eux, or any other Homo
psthic Medicine, pure and frsah, (alloEiDg
ten pills 70 dOsel sent By mail IN metallic
covered bags, 70 persons enclosing Is Oonts
In stamps, or otherwise, TO John B. Hall, II.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EutahliAhed Islo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

REnovAL.-On the h1l OF April, Root,
Whitolaw 4 Co. will occupy their new quar-
ters at No. lO1 Superior street, the room for
msrly occupied by ]. H. critssnden, where
can be found full assortment Of Leather
and Findings, and where they will be happy
to wait upon their customers and the public
generally. mar26;Ssl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

H. Dr.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. lie Seneca street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

You've GARDEER.-We are happy to say
that Mr.. A. 8. Gardner yesterday received
dispatch from his son. D. A. Gardner, stat
ing that the wounded sen, Hampton, is
improving, and will probable be in cOndi-
tiOn to beremOVed home in about two weeks.
This ismOst gratifying intelligencs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March -.
A special to the Times from Cairo ssgB
an arrival from Cairo yesterday reports lhe
effect of eur FIRE upon the rebel batteries As
very serious. The upper battery b entirely
silencsd. sixty-nine men have been killed.
Twenty or thirty more were killed On tho
Island. The rebels continue to fortiiEsr
Steamers can be seen continually running p
and down between the Island and The main
land. No tidings from Gen. Pope. N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

The Industrial School and Children's Aid
Society acknowledge the receipt Of twenty
one dollars and hfsy cents, donated by Rev.
Mr.. Cooley, being the collection taken in
Trinity Church for this object.
Such gifta from friends who remember rs,
and unsolicited, impart new courage to HS
in eur lsbOrs in behalf of the children.
$50 R. N. WATERToH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

FRIENDS N NEED ARE FRIENDS INDEED.--
Allow ma, through your paper, to thank the
many kind friends and Firsmen who were
the means of saving my property from 6TO
on the morning of the 2ssh. Such services
will long be remembered by their obedisnt
servant, VIZ. J. TAIF,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

~ Ths price Of ths MoEEHa LEADER 70 nsWs
sTsnh is One Dollar and Fifty Cents per hun
drsd, and no deviation under any circumstances
Tho postage on the LEADEt, TO News Dealers
3 oao fourth Of cert per copy.
WsWould prefer hat persons renting post
sgs Stamps should send us one and three cent in
stsad Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
G1HIRAL stone.

Petitions are circulating in Massachusetts,
asking the President to cause an immediate
trial of General Stone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
BUSINESS NoTIoEs.
. Executier'sslle Of Real Estate a

- Executors lie Of Real Estate at Aue.
ton at o'clock this day Il. Moore will
sell al Auction on the premises the houses
and lots Mo-. 81 aud SO, Ohio St., near Kins-
man, he properly OF the late Samuel Lem
mon, deceased. one-third down as sdver-
tised in Herald according to law. Appraised
at 81, 900. $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

To FzH FRIEEDs or TIE 20rH RBsINEET.-
Rev. R. q. Hurlbut, Chaplain of the 2Sth
Regiment, will preach tomorrow (sabbath)
evening, at the Erie street n. 4. Church.
The friends Of the regiment and the public
generally are invited. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

MEMBERs OF THE CLRvEEAED LIBRARY As
ISOLATION ATTEETIoE.-By notice of the Lii
brarian you will see the necessity Of return
ing all books BY the 5th of April, and will
also And that no books can be drawn from
the Library after to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

EnI,--A FIRE occurred ct half-Past five
o'eloek yesterday morning In the barn at the
rear Of No 81 Chssire street, owned By Ma
Scr Barker, totally consuming 1t, together
with squsntity Of farnlture stored IN it,
owned BY Navy Psymastsr sPauldiDg--
Loss on barn about $sOOj on furniture $lOo.
Ne insurance on either. The fire commUi-
oatsd 70 the barn ct rear Of No. IS ohesirs
street, owned By Mr.. RocksfellOE, doing
damage to ~ amount Of SIS. The Gre was
doubtless the work of an incendiary. The
frequency Of fires believed to be incendiary
IL becoming somewhat spslling.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
FRolI CnNNRCFICUN.

HsRTE0RD, Aaren -.
Daniel Webster, Warden Of the Stats
Prison at Wetber6eld, was assaulted lsst
night By refractory prisoner named Serold
Foote. Foots had seereted = tniie snd siab-
bed Webster in the heart and aodcmen, from
which he died At noon to-day. Re leaves
a family.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

REMovAL.-Ws have removed our stock 70
1T Superior street, next door to Taylor 4
eriswOld, where we will be pleased to zee all
Of our old customers, and ss many new ones
as will give us 4 call. B. BuETB &Co.
march 2s.3S9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

HouOlkBLR TO THE EINETTEETH RseIxEET.
.-Lisut. Col. HOllingsworth, Of the Nine
tssuth Ohio Regiment, Col. Beatty, arrived
IN Louiuville on the 20th, from Tennessee,
having in his possession sixty thousand dol
Lara for the families Of the members Of the
Rsqimsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

erAvsn4 A8b zHl Wall. s. Brown, Esq,
WHI1ssiuFs ona Sunday evening next, ct the
Is1a Housoin NsWburgh, urging snanci.
r.tion e. thsonly policy which car On. 81. -
e,rdiaa knot Of the rsbSali0H, - f''''''
p,rnsnsntlE he peace q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

NorIoB. unSold pews In the Euclid
Street Presbyterian Church, will be offered
for rent on Monday, March slat, at 3 o'clock
Pm. By order Of the Trustees.
mar3s;SsI J. E. IEaBEsoLL, Clerk, 10.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

Too EARLT.-Ths propeller Portsmouth,
Of tie Erie Railroad line, sndesvorsd to clear
yesterday afternoon for sandusky. She got
en- very smoothly until about mile out
inso the lake, whsn she became imbedded
"a the ios 50 thoroughly as to require her
utmost sxertiOns for several hours to enable
her 70 get back to her dock. Il viii require
ct tleaSt q week more Of favorable weather to
render navigation practicable at this port.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

~ ReY. Mr.. WinhlOw, of WillOughby,
will preach on Sunday next, aud Monday
evening, at Sons Of Temperance Hall, oppO-
site the Post Office, Hofman's Block. Srd
story, AL are respectfully invited. Seats
free. marie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
TAILORING.

A 3. REDIN0, AezNE, u STILL
ha st the old ltand, 10. Is Prolpect g., uaE-
nE 0LQTHH rs 70 order a. ths lowest oalh rrlr.l %
tao5e who furniah their own natsrill1s En4 fllIol
fnlY solicita the patronage Of his Old eultoelss l4
t1oae who usually furnish their oEn 9oools
~ Particular attention psid % cztfing - -
nOys Clothing. -.
- ENplIhM Rms CLOTHES CL1AH.
~ IEa, Henozaiing 4nd AsE2lne =. =.
hsreAftaf devote his aifeltqa % slseaLals 14l9t-
ting snd mendlng SsntlelHs1 elo ~. -. -
sris-sa5 vVfi tnd u iof th3r ilt1rc1f 1lrl17 -
80 fi1lss q EiTs ~. Agpr trial =
-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

JAMS MkTzHEEB This unfortunate vic
t7 Of spiritualiSn ia still in the Police Sta
aon, hut wiz probably be removed to New
buEgh to-day. h was visited yesterday by
DS. Leslie, who pronounced him confirm
a lunatic.