Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
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RAIHKsVILLR, U, kebr lS, 1861.
EDs. LEADEE:--In ourlcommunity ndeaih's
doingsn ere marked By the loss Of sundry
individuals. must notice some Of them
Col G. storzs, who came hers many years
HgOs and sines then, until the last few
years, has been resident Of this village,
died ct Oowies House on the Thursday,
the lSth Of FEBRUARY. II be had lived until
tbs 22d Of this month, Wa6hinglon's birth
dsy, be Weald have bean 70 years old. BE
has been, in years gone BY, rather 9 prOni-
tent nan here, from the feet that he owned
large landed possessions. BE came from
Hartford, Conn, early this winter, and in
tended, I Ibsliaye, 70 return soon after, bat
death ciossd his career amid the scenes
and some Of the associations that here sur
rounded him for most Of his life.
A rather singular coincidence and, IS
matter Of record, IN the death Of two Irish
men, brothers, named Jshn and Pstriok
FlahaEen. They died on Friday, Feb. 7th,
Patrick about A. n, John some time in
o. Pa Ar. R. For the first bridge bulls
the afternoon Of the Same day. The FIRST
Was 9 resident Of Concord, and the last Of
Thompson, Gssuga county. Their sges I
hsvs not learned. They we're excellent
stone ezstsrs and layers, and, / believe,
have done some jobs under contract on the
Dn this road aoToa Grand river, under con
Eraot By Mr.. Loelkart, they qpsrrisd, and
Fitted, and numbered al The stone for the
piers and abutnenis,
On Monday, Fsb- ION, 9 blue bird, as If
y his presenes e inspire Is with the hone
nat spring f1Rsrs we're ct hand, made Us
visit silly bird itdsparted and has
bot been heard since, and the eoldest
Tsather g ihs season followed.
an satisfied from inquiries thatI have
lade, that there is not q man IN the ceun-
d whose potatoes are not 70 some extent
otting. What eject this very sudden and
onsral deterioration Of the crop will hsye
pom the crop af another yesr e 8 matter
serious eoaeidcfation. Il Is certain that
e seed must be seleoted from 8 crop uni
arsally damaged by the potato disease.
! don't hear much said about diptbsris
late. % has nearly ceased to sfiict Us.
The Common Pleas Court has been ia ses.
On for several days here. This Is the
rst sitting Of tie new Judge elected last
u, the hon. N. L. Chsfee. ] dOa't hear
eny oIIniaal eases on the tapis.
Tbs high price Of sugar, syrups, &6.,
uring the past year, is the induoement og
sFy mauy 81 OuE farmers in eli parts Of
De county to make arrangenents fdr tfofi
e more sorghum than ever ths cominq
lmmer. Sugar, Idare say, viii be made
oongidersbie Quanliies lhe coming sss-
1n, and syrups win Be made by some Of
lF manufacturers, ss fine as can be Bought
nyWhere, and every farmer who has the
sitable ground viii certainly supply him-
sh another year, 2 = A-
The peaches srs unhurt yet. They have
gauntlet 90 20 spesk, however, Jet 70 run.
1ha quantity OF tea and ceffee used In
rs county is bang very greatly lessened.
VerY neE substituie that can be thohghl
{ 4 rssorted To-. Rye, barley and, wheat,
iihsr wholly o. ID part, Is being substi-
uted for coffee very generally outside Of
3Wn, and egne in. Uncle Sam will be
compelled ree0rt to difsranf tax Is
lost his Necessities. ii -
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