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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

WAaErnsToE, April ~
Ihe bill reported from ne Commitfee on Msli.
dent 70 convene q Bofrd of Construction Of tFc
oflleef5 0i tiis corp gf EnEiBssFs, one Ordnsnce
0lncer, one Ariilery olcer. tuo oGGErs Of The
Navy, two member selecfed oy fsas0n Of their
ssleniilo and praeileal attaiHnents, aud az On
GER Of The corps Of Engineers ~ 8ecrefFrY. Whose
ouiy it shall Be 70 examine and consider our sys.
Ten OF see coast and lake f0rfi6cnffona VII B
speeial references 70 such changes as nay b. rec.
Ollnenoed oy the commission, 70 Be Commenced
Congress
The bill further provides that the amouut an
Pfopfalee AZ thia session for loTtilcafions shall
upon sach defensive WORK ~ Shsii b rsso-s-
menoed b. the Commission and auihoTizss he
President % accept any futus OF money To-Drd or
advanced ~ me several statel Tor the c0usfTuc-
ton Of defensive works for the protection OF The
States making such lOans. upon such tfrms sT
shall be agreed on hetrern me proper authorl-
Ties.
The Board e also required 70 examine and con
sideF the pF0priety Of oonstrugling 8 HEvy Yard
and depot on he Northern Lakes, Of . FoundFy
for heavy ordnance, and also an Ar1OTy and Az
zenal Of Construction west Of the Alieghguy
m0uniains and for additignal Arssnals Of De-
posit and Repairs, and shall be Euaest 70 he ap-
pr0val Of the President and shall locafe the sEHe
II sueh points shall. from purely miillEFy con
siderations, appear best Tor the dsfgnse Of ne
country.
ne ualt alao pfDNAles luAL mere snail Dc lQQH4
70 the number Of cadets Al both the \ ilitarv and
NAVAL Academy 9 number equal % the present.
uumbeT allowed b the existing Lass ~ thoss
schools 70 Be selscted one from each Of the con
gressional dhtrieis and territories, By the Aead
enie Board, from rmolg such applieEnts as slail
Opply for admission and who. upon eNamina-
ton, shall Be deemed best qualified, provided the
number added shall have sll expense defrayed
y parents or guardian, who shall be required %
deposit with the supeIintendeais Of the aeade
mics each year the estimated amoudt of money
neeeesary % pay All expenses for one year, the
cadets being subject 70 Il the rules and regula-
tons established from time 70 time Tor the gov
ernmeut Of aid academies
II is nOW said that the visit Of the French Min
isteF 70 Richmond is Of no political importance
but on business connected with Congulates. He
returned today HB dispatches went 20 New
York, where steamer is Waitingto take then 70
France.
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FROl THE SOUTHERN COAST.


A mail boat arrived to-day from EcrfoIk con
taiEing several refugees They report the NeFrf
mac at 8osDOTt Yard. having iron shields placed
over her port holes. She is expected out m 4 few
days She Wa aground the llFt day cut as gen
orally Euppoeed. There was nothing aid IN Nor
folk about the bursting Of 4 gun and ft Is doubt
les Incorrect Capt Buchanan Waa thOuFht 70
Be alive be was wounded By rife shot In the
thigh.
The steamers jamestown and Beaufort vent
Up james river on Friday and 70 Yorktown on
Sunday, 70 obtain coal They took IN TOW 4
number Of schOoners loaded with iron 70 be roll
ed into plates a. the Tredegar Works
FOuf gunbOats have been launched # Norfolk.
and four more are being built, some Of them %
be plated.
The eBgagemenf previously reported between
burnide,s troops and Georgia regiment took
place on Saturday. The Union troops numbered
so the rebels were the ID GeorEla regiment
Col Wright The fight vas on the canal above
Llizabeth City. The rebels lost IS killed and IS
wounded II Il said they ran on being attacked.
They were poorly equipped, lacking musksts and
ammunition.
A refugee who visited Richmond last week.
states there are few troops there o. at Norfolk.
they having mostly gone 10 orktoWu II q aid
that "a 900 passed through Richmond in one daY
for Yorktown One Of the refugees is 4 sailor -
He len Savannah March 1st and reports great
eonsternatl0n there The FinEal and other YES
sels IN the harb0r ready % Be burned OF sunk.
The troops In the vicinity Of Savannah are dT-
ing In large NUMBER
The city might have been easily taken A the
time Of the hrst landing At Port Royal
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speedily retired 70 more quist occupations.
Their ahslIs weFs tolsrhbly we'll aimed but
OF poor construction, ssldom exploding
One lodged IN the edge Of the road not far
IRON some Of our msn, but did not explode
and va obtained With ita fuse In Il. The
music OF the ahsll from our battery sounded
pleasant. Il goes from US, but coming from
the other party i've destination is uncertain,
and lie music less desirable.
Our wounded are doing we'll generally, !
believe, in the hospitals. Sunday evening
came she sad, but ofleial intelligence thar
another noble, brave, christian soldier OF
company Q had died Of his wound received
in the battle Of Winchester. We have one
other, who Il is thought cannot long sur
vivo. Il is q time now Of general good
health
1 wish 10 Gay a word 10 the friends At
home who may haze friends in the army
Many on hearing that the regiment has
moved at any time, will not write I'LL they
ascertain where Il is stationed. This Is un-
necessary. II the regiment moves the let
ters will follow it on. G. P. R.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

SPECIAL EoTIoE.-To Bankers, Brokers,
Business men, and citizens generally;
strangers, young men and unfortunate fe-
males in particular, if you wish the advice
or counsel Of 3 eonhdsntisl physician and
surgeon Of much experience in Office
and hospital practice, call without
delay at No. 1oI corner Of St. Clair
street and Academy Lane, between Bank
and seneea 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 CalOmel, Balsam, Cubebs, or
any other poisonous or injurious druga-
9e1H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
BUSINESS EOFIOEs
FEsHK PAEKHE.-Ldysry and Bcsrding
Stable, IS Seneca EtrOst, A No. Horses snd
Carriages 81 rsssaDsbls hgarSs-
ssp31R1ssIg

HoUsE FuEEIsHIEs AETIcLEs.-At the old e.
tAblishment Of W P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found 3 most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line a. reduced
prices, comprising China, CrOekery, and GlAss
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannis Rara Coal on Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware Bathing ApParAfus; Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; lee
Cream Frsezen; Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
leTy, Ivory and Common Knife Ba1kets and
Trays; and = great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful a. well IS ornamental
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed By experienced Workmsn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
TURTHRR F0RETGN NEWS.

QUEEEsToEH, April -.
Breadstufs - Market generally quiet and
steady.
Whsat-FIas
PrUTisiOns-MarlCet closed dull.
LosDoE, Saturday Evening. closed Al
a 1%srisaa ere IS s,0cF2Erio sasssx; Illinois Cen
tral f5K9f5 discount.
Pam, April l2-Bour5e quiet keutes closed
e. 70fl0c-
LrvEEPooL- -Aprill2 -Breadstufs-Authorftis
report -four in good demand, and cdSls Per bbl
Wheat-fn moderate demand At full prices
Red western 10 and 2alI and 2; Southern IL and
4sII and 8; white western il and 9Sl2.
COrB-SloW. Mixed freely offered at q and
5Sz5 and g. yellow q and sS2si white S5s24 Per
$50 lbs
Bssf-Dan and nOminaIly uDehangsd.
P0rk-SioW At 60s963s-
Bacon Quiet, and edg1s ehsapsr than last week.
Lard-Quiet, but more doing AZ the close.
Burtsr-Decilnsd 6-9los In the early part Of The
week, but partial recovery has taken place.
sugr-suglr has been active, and the lower grades
rlihsr cheaper.
Molazsss-UuchanRed-
C0Gss-Qusf, owing % snail stock.
L0NDoE hAREEI.-Baring Brothsrs report bread
stun duh 10 The early part of thf week, but hrer a.
the cose. American securities ain without mate
nal change, but tnaulactions during the past week
have been very limited. There has been sons buHi-
neal in Uuited Etsies hTss at ".
The schooner ". G Alexander, Of Savannah,
a. Palermo. was boarded By an armed boat 9
crew from the Z. S. corvette Ino, and master
and crew taken prisoners on BOARD the InO, but
ubsequentiy Ieleased under representations from
be Ofncer Of the port
The subject Of fortiheations, and recent impOr.
tanf experiments with 300 FOUNDER Armstrong
gun. had been further debated IN Pariiameni.
Ministers in the Houss Of Lords deprecated hasty
action, and argued that experiments showed that
they ought DOT hastily y depart from The system
Of forLi6eatiOns supplemented b. floating bat
teries IL was predicted that Armstrong would
soon produce eo0 pOundeTs % do the same dam
aRe AZ 1000 yards which his so pOunden has
done Al 2O0 yaIdA
The Duke Of sOmeTset sdmifted that the Ad-
miralty was now prepared 20 proceed At once
with Capt. Coles eupola and other plans-
The House Of Commons debated Italian af
hir-
Palmerzton believed that sooner or later the
7nity OF Italy viii be completed By the posses-
siou Of Rome.
The difculfies Of the Mexican question claim
some attention. II was rumOTsd a. Paris that
WaleEsh EDl mako especial mission % England
on the subject.
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OUR SPECIAL BALTIMORE DIS
PATCHES.
LORD LYONS GONE TO RlCHMOHDl
Why n. Mercier went there.
QUIET At YORKTOWN !
HARPER'S FERRY BRIDGE
SWEPT Off
SPECIAL Dispatehea to Cleveland LendsF.l

Special Dispatches to Cleveland LehdsF.l
BALTIMORE, April %.
lis currently believed here that Lord
Lyons has also gone 10 Richmond 10 hold 8
conference with the CoDiederatsa. Il is sup
posed be aaIled in the English steamer Racer
frSm Anna oils. The object Of the visit is
uukuoW0.
The Old Point boat this morning reported
all quiet excepting outpost skiTmishing.
The best information from high source at
Washington says the French Minister'S visit
TO Richmond iS agreeable to the United
StsteS wishes
A freshst on the Potomac yesterday swept
of The Harper's Ferry bridge, but it viii be
repaired tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

AEEV THIze AID Coon THIIs.-Best Dan
dsliOn Coffee is manufactured by P. J. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, n. Y. The
D6ndeliOn Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
ali the drinks now used for the sbreskfast
table" lis in favor equal 70 Hold Java, Z"
but has less Of the narcotic Stimulating ef-
fects and costs full tWo-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1872, Ontario Street, wholesale and
rstsil sgent for Cleveland. sps:Ss6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DR. DUPONCO's
Golden Pills for Females.
Infsllible IN Correcting, Regulating and
Removing all Distractions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as Pre-


IbfaIfbls in Believing stoppagas a0d IrTsgularity
the nansas Thess fiils are nothing nsW, bot
q hesn O. ed b. the doctors Tor maBy yerrB, both
nate - aEd America, with unparalleled success
n lIe1e -, and it q urged b. Bany thouAsnd Ia
10 eNesy ursd them. 20 male tne Pills public
eit cf t1oss gu1eriuY from any ire e
~ L.s vel - 70 preEfnt an iaofesss
u e7i l-s -, giil not BsTuit t. Females
1-TfETiy aitustsd O. tsess - osiIs =
- are clutfonsd eRalnEt r. -. - .--ll -
fhat sondlti5n, thslFroDE = -, s - ~
uinilftT Efter the above eduonitai = ~
nIdDeg7 would prevent any mis aieI u u ne4itn' -
-ths-ygfSe TIE FfIls are rseommsndsd. Pli ene eN-
uiictf dirseiOas a11DmBa1T eaah box fF7o7 u pef
- vrnolsssls snd retail IN Clsy land b z Eh-
-. 2 tifIs (Whclsaals DruFEistB,) 20 buperlof
stI.st. S'FROhB 4 ARHST kOhB, ls9 Superior g :
Il NJ sECKRIDgR, n Superior EtrteI: . ".
CL,ARK Ils Superior street, aud ObD DB1hiAL q
Sfs11 1l,r of Ontario street. and the square
si,TFs f-BT UendtbE a % 20 sifher Of the aboJe
.1.1 fhrouRh toe .fUlsFeiand Pcst One, can bgFe
IL Pills sent 70 any peri d TIE country o. eifY
iou65entiaiiFl and ''fes q poa ags - 70 uFA nsi
N 8-LoOE out fOs count risitss ~ no GQl1en
piIIs al any kind unless eFsrT box y nigned y.
go mi othsrH are ba1s Ia position and unaaiei
ffsr-fore - FQu TalBs y0ur ltFet ana heAitnt ftl
- 1ofh2ng of bsins humbuEad cut Of your n.oneg
b1T cnIF thoss uhO shcE me slgr SUR 81 = y;
Ho,Fe % sTeTT box, which h1s rsessty zen eae,-o
"a socouBt q toe rills esing pounlsTlsit.a- "
fn,Teafentg cerpoginF the tDoFe Eil1 efe llae.
F,rSrn 10 gvsTT fF0nf, and iheg VII tel you ths5
srs ~, rrd v-ili T.arfgrm all claimed l0r then
8. y. Rowe Eois ProyrlstoIS
d.G.c-Garv's enuah Gors. SsssfsI'
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EEE DEUs sIoRs.-By advertisement il
va BE- sen thst E. A. Palmer, whose drug
store on the corner Of Erie and Prospect
street. Is 90 well and favorably known, has
opened branch store si sIs st. Clair street,
(f0rmsrly occupied By Dr.. Rsyner.) A iull
stock Of pure drugs, msdieinoss ehsmicsls,
paints, oils dye StuGs, Psrfumery, toilet ar
tiele1, burning auid, coal oil, and olhsE arti-
elss usually found in such an establishment,
win Be found here in excellent quality.
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CANP DoVAH, April ID, 1867.
EDS. LEaprl:-It Is due tims, perhaps,
when may write . few lines concerning the
7tb, to its many frisnds. The battle Of Win
chester Is past, and the details ell given, or
ri be, doubtless, By the time this reaches
vou I have PuEposaly waited, 70 avoid any
80, ,ft,Sst event, because had no part
o-Iot N Dc ro,tss- personally, being st that
tine in tie hospital, to bs mediessed' dosed
aad powdered.
The ssvsufh is At this date '%s"een me
two Villages Of ofWoodstoek and Edin. arg
four miles from The former and one from os
latter. At this little village, Edinburg, The
bridge across Stony Creek was destroyed BY
fhs rsbsls on tbsfr retreat on the Isi, the
day on which We came 70 this camp. Had
our cavalry bsen such Is would be an orns-
msnt rufhcr than sdisgTsee TO the northern
army, It is thought that the bridge need not
have bean destroyed In coming here, the
EsW York Battery With us-a splendid bat
tery-complainsd much Of their insf5eisney,
being several times more than supporting
distance 70 the rear during the day. L may
Be nom ths want Of drin, ana net for more
Shamsful reason, By which their conduct
may be explained. Cavalry need much
drill in the use Of the sabre and the earbins
70 make thsm an efeisnt arm Of the services.
1 hope this is the true solution Of their fail
urs % nStand up 10 the rack" Bot the
bridge Is substantially rebuilt, ready to aid
Us on. Our camp now stands On the bank
Of the shenandoah, but far above it
Just opposits msy b seen the m0deEats but
pleaalnt Esnze Of ths Little Shenandoah.
Looking in the opposite direction from the
river, On Whose leit and west bank we are
tented, We may behold, far IN the disianees
acroal very plssaant valley, the Great
shsna1doah ranga- This valley seems 70
be, compared With any thing we saw in
81 e1tefu Virgins, except lr1ail portion Of
the KsnaWha valley, quite q grain growing
region. Fields Of wheat Of feonsidsFabls ex-
l tent are % Be sssn ~ far e. ths eye nav
Wandas. Bat they are desenesless, in other
vTuFda, fsAcsless, fences being c0nfseatad for
the cornforf Of soldiers- However, but few
/ estfls think car Be found 70 NEEDLE with
re RfoWing crops. What few were lsft By
he rsbsls have been gathsTed up for cur
or duty hsss il principally picket duty.
/ Gkfru iahfng continues slmbIt sVery day
/ with the rebels By our shaTp-shoOtoTs. For
the frst time afnes being here the 7fh va
o. pilkst yoEtorday. Ih8 Aahby fOres
i broIlhf oufa couple Of cannon and attempt
Cd b phsIlus bat oaF United ,ststes battsEy
hastly returned he salute, and Ne sas25
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FROlI No Y0RK.

NV LoAEr Apfll -.
The Post says the rumorg In regard 70 the con
duct Of the accomplished Ofhcer Gen W l.
Smith AZ Warwick River appear % have no
fJun iEti0n Not only Is he one Of the most ten
psFate men IN the army, but we have the Euthor
ify Of q private dispatch from Gen Mcclellan
for saying that on the occasion alluded 70 be
FallauIly and skillfuliy gained great advantages
tJr Us silenciBg the IRE OF . battery, which va,
gplendidly done with littie los on cur side.
The Cunard mall steamer Asia len to-day foI
Liverpool, taking Si5T rs In specie. Among The
passenFers are Bishops Lynch Of Toronto, TimOn
of Bufalo, LauEhlin Of Pittsburgh, HOran Of
Kingston, Mcfarland Of Hartford Ct, and .
large number Of the clergy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

a,uEaTEE.-AaothsS hns sudisnes wa
uru, nj ct the Academy Of Musie last even
Ene, and were highly grssi6sd with the hns
.asiing q the company. A grand bin Is Of
iisrsa Bo-uiehty The principal piece being the
q Nsrble Hsrrt," In which Mss 81 Clair
sud Wrs. ElsIsz susiain two characters each
To-noro4 evening Miss 81. Clair takes q
bsnsst, when Mr.. Chss. Barras, who is said
70 bsa comedian Of fne sbility, VIII aPPsal
for he frut tine. An unusually excellent
snts1tainmsnt win be given.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, April ..
A dispatch from the Eest dated the I'D, says
that for three days not = gun had been dred, the
combafants seemingly satisfied 70 save their pow
derunrI something can be accomplished By its
discharge. The enemy are reported 70 have four
teen gunboats OF the Fort, together VIII the ram
Manassas. The latter and seven Of tie .ormer
arrived on Sunday. Hollins has returned from
New Orleans
A vessel from the feet yesterday brought 100
bales Of cotton 10 Cairo, the drEt Shipment North
since the commencement OF h0stilities-
II e reported that the Mound City hoEpital IL
70 be suspended until the waters subside- The
siek and wounded there viii be Transferred 70
other hospitals
The steamer TigTeEs arrived thiE afternoon from
Pfttsburg Landing with the officers Of the 18th
Iowa regiment on board. They T-port the Water
falling. Their regiment has but twelve elective
man left
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MORE INDIAN DEPREDAFIOEs.
Rebel GunbOats at Norfolk.
improvement Of the MeFFlmac.
A Rebel Boat Captured {!
4 VICTORY FOR BURNSIDE!
The French Minister'S Visit.
G0NgFVpUlTTnT An osuanEThH
A VICTORY FOR BURHSIDEg
The French Minister'S Visit.
CONSERVATION AT SAVANNAH
Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.

HAfHrHsToH, April =.
EEHATz.
NJ Sumner continued his mech IN favor OF
the recognition Of Hayti and LIBERIA, and cor.
eluqed y saying that By recognizing these two
nations We only tardlly follow the example OF
the principal nations Of the world The biil wau
then postponed until 70 mOrroW and the c0nhs.
cation Dill vas taken up
Mr.. Davis resumed his remarks in opposition 70
the bill. He said that be had already detained
the Senate some tiIae on this question, but he
considered that In impolitie eject the bIl had
no parallel He contended that Congress had no
right 70 pass such bill under the war power
Mr. Sherman offered an amendment Specifying
persOns 70 whom cOnfscatiOn should applyi in
Guiding those Who may hereafter hold once IN
der the rebels.
After further debate, without hetiOn, the Sen
ate adjourned
Mr Dunn was glad 10 hear Mr.. Olin's Eugges-
ton. The subject Of confscating rebel property
Was one Of the most difheult questions before
Congress, and in the deeision Of which was In
volvtd the restoration Of the government 20 il
former state Of prosperity ne congratulated
the House and country that this morning there
had been laid upon the table bill which, II u
bad been passed, would have ol.graeea Iae SillI-
iEation Of this age. (EIel-mations on the Dem
0cratic side Of q Good good that's 90 ID IL was
bill which a. one fell sWoop would have I'm
pCVerished the people Eenerallys from Ole age
down 70 innocent childhood
Mr.. COlfaE advocated the appointment of Sc
lect COMMITTEES.
Mr. Dunn was opposed 20 a sweeping eonnsea-
ticn bill He wanted distinction made against
the lesdeu.
NJ Bingham maintained the p-opriety Of q bill
to punish al Willful rebels By depriTing them Of
their property.
M Lehman was opposed 20 eonhseation bills.
He looked on the march Of our armies - the
proper mode Of suppFsssiDg the rebellion and re-
establishing the Constitution
M. Hickman claimed mat the ConstituIion
gave the President ample power, without Con
gressiOnal action:
M Crittenden wa against all eon6scating
measures which would tend 70 sxasperate the
var and postpone the time Of putting down the
rebellion
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Successor 70 Puller & Co.

- One hundred and seVsnty-hvs doses
Of Aconite, Bell, Eux, or any other Homo
pathie Medicine, pure and fresh, (AlloWibg
ten pills TO dOse) sent By mail in metallic
covered bags, TO persons enclosing IS eents
in stamps, or otherEiss, 10 John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EstablIshed ls4q.
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= Weuoiies ihai Ms1Ir1. Coai1 4 Brom

~ Weuoiies thst Msssrs. Costs L BrOm-
leg, proPrieioES Of the New England hotel,
have Purehssed q new omnibus, to run in
connsetion With their other carriages 70 and
from tho trains sad bOais to their Hotel.
This Is one Of the best hou5es in the city, at
enc dollar per day. The Prgprisiors spare
10 pains 10 make it agreeable 70 their auesis
We would further observe bat passengers
sH.t baggage are carried TO and from fhs
t-rins free Of charge. ap24-sES4s
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TER EUcLm sGaEEI RGTLEAT.-Ths public
iSdoubless pretty generally aware that the
c01heH ct iis last meeting repealed the or
dinanes suihoEihng the sEeot Railroad
Company 70 luya zask On Euclid street.
Passsd Is shenssiinE Of the week previous,
Why this was donsWs are not informed, the
ropoalinE ordinances having passed under .
suspension Of the Tulss and without any
general discussion. Notwithstanding this
action, however, the Company continues
work upon the street, and from present sp-
PoErsneos, viii hsvo the track laid and cars
running before ths nesting Of The next
Council The MISTER viii doubtless become
. Eubjssi faI judicial s6judieaiion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

- KsrIt, convicted in Akrau last AL 0
shs brutal murder Of his vile, and seRtsneed
% be hanged On The 2sIh Of this moutb, TO-
msrToE) snticiPstsd the law b. hanging
himssli Tuesday night. Hs was found dead
in his cell yestsrdsy morning. he was q
Garmsn, and beyond question q very bad
man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

-. Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and EleetroPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of
DyBpepsia, Rhsumatism, scrOfuls, Neural
GA and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
The Brain, Threat, HeSrt, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city altar other physicians had
failed. Bee advertisement in smother col
umn. ORes No. lie Seneca stress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Hun To-EIoHT.-Ths frBt Of three en-
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fsslion orprolssaions, win Be given at Brain
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e Be marvellous.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
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