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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

issue every Afternoon at O'Clock an Even
ng tseaear containing all the latest new up to
tnat tllne The Evening Leader will contain all
ue teiegraphic neWu received IN the day time,
md ia 9 complete paper in itself Subscribers
ran y furnished with the morning or evening &
NI,icn ei ihs ssme price, VIA, I've dOllarp q
gfar, Or nfty cents per month. New Agents fur
aiihsd e 81 50 per 100 copies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
LADIES, HERE Is PROOF POSITIVE

AhUlhs, HEhE Is PhOOe POSITIVE.
i is not very FAR KEToHED, and romes tothe Pro-
prietOr through ons OF the Oldest ana most re-
spsetable' Druggists IN New YORK state, whose
nsme ia canneoted. BEAD-'Ons Of tho hrst ladies'
city tr wm sistoI y and tofa fsh them ~ tSss tSss
ste Of coursa, did not wish ber name madS pabIlo,
oLoT o. Dr. EupoocO's JLDES PIGis they miaht
refer any lady hee, a. she considersd it Duty.
of tn If efficacy administered 10 her do gbtsr.
young iady II ye.rs od she was fast gong into
consum Dtion-h tax c1ld-nsturs bee tme OBJ
st'uot-d nv boxes o. these GOLDEN Pulls ES-
TIRKLY cU2ED HER, aud she now IN rOhu4t hralth.
- ~ az ~ w nHVs IS Q tnsm sem mOa~ ne L.
every gent. who viii tell you they will PEI iora an
thst Il Claimed Ior tns m zee eivertiasment Of q
1ard 70 re aties In 90 her CO.. mn mar2 $50
COUNTY Tx AOHERA' INSTI-
~ gTUTE.-ArraDgemsnts have been completed
20 hold the spring sstOn OF the uyanoEa County
leah rs Institute at Uollamsr during the sesond
week Of Ap II, commencing with onGay, the 7th,
Ihs fic rs Of this Association have never made
suectsstul effort to secure competent Lecurers and
Instructors The following gentlemen have Goof pt-
ee an invitation to deliver Lectures:
Rsv. J. a FBOmH, O evsiand.
hon. HARVEY RIUE, I, telAnd.
Prof = =. HIrE, columbus o.
q. A. BEHEDIOT, ESQ (, cleveland.
Rev, J. ALLks, broOkiyn, and athers.
INSTRUCTORS:
In Reading-R. +. HUMIsTON
writing PROT; .. - WIhBER.
Artthmetic-SjLA v B GELOW.
Gramm ,r-s. A. MOB On.
Phi, sical GsosTapby-s a. NORTON.
trtargraphy-E. 2. HUHT.
Mental A lthmetiO-E. PERKINS.
PhysiolOgy-Dr. I. STERLlNG.
th-ory aud Practice OF Teaching-E. u.
HHIcE.
The citizens Of Collamer have kindly signifed
their willingness to entertain all who NAV bscOLe
msnbarg Of the Convention. Z ne only exp n5s TO
the Teachers will Je fes Of Sl00 9entlemen,
and 70 cents for Laies to dsrAy the expenses ofthe
SAMUEL pATRToz
Il. +. hum StOH,
Cleveland March a. sg1,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
PIANOS.
.IANOsI PIANOS II Z

A DDIS0N'S AMERICAN OF-
IA MHHT-For mending China az - -
isr the strongest and best Oomeat Sver osSss-l
Sals Wholesale and retail. by ", p. FOad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
NY. STOCK mARKET-mareh Pc

n. Y. STOCK mARKEF-mareh 28
fBT RELnaRaPn.I
BFOOKB-Market opened easier, but closed bet
62x; miiWaukes PrRi irie dn Ohien 2Ss; ClsVI land
Toledo f6As Galens Chicago 67S; hlichigan South
ern Z5A; Michigan Central 55f; RfadinR a.; Harlem
preferred 81 Hu ison 554s Ers 37S; Erie preferred
6O4i New York Central 50; Pacific msil gg5S; Amerf-
can q Id l0i% Galena 4 Chicago let bo ds 995S;
Hudson 81 bonds S36; Missouri &C. 81; Louisiana s.
0i Virginia Sc 7O eunessee 6s B75k orth Carolina
IS 70 United STATES s. "a coupons S7 United States
o. 81 coupons s1A; United States &c 81 registered
nIONEY-Market actfvs-at car . cent for loans
on cali aud 6G7 3 cent for prime paper.
7TERLlNG EEa3FlA heavy at
lllglllH for commereial and lllK9n2 for bankers
EOLD-American dull at IL 3 cent premium;
Csil ornia gold bars nrm at l49DS , cent pre-
GOVERNMENT sTnCKS-Markst eontiu.
nes nrm. United States S. 1851 glGsil; $40 Treaa.
ury Notes S9H0l0O.
Ny. CATTLE MARKET-Feb. 10.
lBY TELEsRAPH.l
The current prices for the week at all the markets
are as follow:
BEEVES-1't quality, p 100 Rs. 50 ssas 81; ordi-
nsry SS509s00 common, ys,-Us s,5; Inferior, $40
- 0felnsry S OOgsicos common, 81 50g6,0s in-
sWINEECora fed, p sHa4slc. stiH 6sd. s,ea
ees win VeEy mode ate receipts and toerably acute
aIILCH COws-Msrkst dllI and prices merely
YEAL-In moderate request
6eeelpts for the week nd last week vera Besyss
3 g9; COWS lssi veal calves 81; sheep nd lSmbs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

.R. KEELER's
ID EXPEcTORANT CANDY.

a I'D hAPkCIOBANT CANDY.
fQrths earp q Ilaansaii q 81 ~ l.uns,. Con4s.
AlL1Ina, Cro11, u ncoa -l q 4 ns1ln fsia
30 tne Brea8t, y IN '1ilY 81 b - f - fr-7,
EFonen;Lil tn1lsls1l o. sun pioh. and tho faiis
o. o,nsaa tiye ftl NJ in a1Feucct stages of nc
Wnsre aregoricl Cord ale AID snodg1os ~ = -
alentiy giV2a lf - also Fe4g afreast 4 10 ta1 5F
drug @ tsking other insdlolao. ChiIirsT. slis-
taki9g 1. oleo, VII GeQusnily q soril aesin.
Eartk kH a 73-fii- 5-----...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
oNMgRnIAL

~ ~ = 81 y ?
8oarG 81 frads.
FrsSidsnt-J. L. WEATaEELY.
Fins Pros't-H. +. sooTF. TSsezarsT--R. Z. BFou.
BfnuoToaa
n. b. UlsrA, A. sain, q. b. Davla, b. IruwasIl, u
aarfsTs A. =. HeEsess q 3. zrsziez.
EaFneasa.
s. :. lsaiaF, J.s. HusssY. a.B. Esott
CLEVELAND PRODUCE mARKER.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE
THUEsDAE MoEsNs, March Il, isG2
RLOUh-Tbe ma'ket yesterday was steady aud
auie' with no sales OF cons. quencs. Prices ua-
changed,
WHRAT-MaTkst sieady and ern at Siooal.ol
for rod, aud SltssI.Os for white.
COhN-Sarkst quiet and unchanged. Last sale
ct 90 from track.
OATe-sAlos Ct $50.
BUTTRH-soares and arn at i4else sor CON-
mon to ehoics roll.
EGGs-Duli stli@lzo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

ACTION on BLLs-Mr. Robinson's 10
adthsrizs Cleveland to fund certain rail.
road stocks-psssed.
New BILLs.-By Mr.. Mavoh; to extend
the jurisdiction Of Police judges Of cities
two miles beyond the corporate limits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-09

A large number OF negroes Of both cexes and
al ages have como into che Federal lines from
The vicinity Of Yorktown and Williamsburg
since the recent battlos, to escape the return
ing tide. Suffolk las also become the place
o2 refuge fer large numbers, and the contra
oand population Of Old Point has received large
accesssons FROM that quarter.
The address written by Archbishop Hughes
and signed by three hundred cardinals and
bishops now congregated at Bone, has made
deep sensation al! over Europe, and more par
ticuIarly in Italy, affected Gaore than any other
country upon earth by the question Of the
temporal power Of the Pope. n this al
dress Arch bishop Hughes asserts that the
temporal power Of his Holiness, being granted
10 hin, 5y peculiar design of Divine Prov;-
dence, al rhe nations OF the earth combined
are poverL9s9 against It; tha5 Rome and tEa
Papal domain 10 not j>5-o1g 20 -ta-:1: 6vt 70
:h3 Ca3holi3 world, and that th7y car. nav5r
oeaze TO b6 its property.
On -1ond2y af57rnoon . submarine battery
vas toved to the Wa A-:ngeon navy-yayd by q
tug from paiIadel31i2, As i lays Il the
water il resembles II shape aturg9on, aod
is about thirty feet long &1d s:z fees n diane
ser.
Then. Z. World 5ays:-72 he Tndoponden5
Of last week, Mr. Mr. Horace G-eely discussed tho
question rs negro hate az Anglo Saxon II
5s5aot?'' Ee coaclvde5; II is not, 2n3 he ;s par
italy right, Uut TIE question IS not stated prop
oyly. i tzhou!d be, 'WiJJ the Anglo Saxon
consent 70 i've On terms Of social and political
equality with any other than white race? Or
VIII tile Anglo-sazon tolovate the existence os
any Of the colorad races, except as slaves. side
by side With l.a;1asslS:''
The season at Saratoga IS now fairly ;naugu-
rated the tide Of travel from a.! parts Ct the
North IS ting in with daily Increasing forca,
and tae high carnival Of fashionable lie IS
rapidly approaching
Fred. D. Stuart, formerly oe Brooklyn, New
York, bus Cor many years past 2 resident 9:
W Vasa..:11gy:on, las bzea appointed an acting
xoa5:er. &1d ordered 90 report to C&pt. Wilkes,
il command G: the JAMES river feet. He viii
probably be 9tat :geatie:rar' chief executive
officer.
Amos Kendall has ffv21:s5aed q new religious
orgazizat;oa in Washington, known foc the
present as The 6th street Baptist Church, sl0,-
000, for eight years Without interest, to aid IN
the erection Of house Of worship; and 925,
600 il Stock Of the American Telegraph Com
pauy, 800 Of tie annual income from which
Is to be applied towards payment Of Tlle salary
Of the pastor, and the remainder 80 2 sinking
fund for che ezt;;rsuizl2 E2el5 Of the $4,000 as
debt a. tie end Of eigh3 years.
rTLo poeee;c machine works. owned By Geo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-09
aUBLIsEED DAILY b
EDGAR SLOW . EN-, il.
~ 0rTICE-NO. 1a L!ng street, over
e,o~es. formerly French's) Book Store.

TocAL.-We continue to have very hot and
e,,1t:v weather the rain Of LAST night did not
roo tbe atmosphere, ior tie night was uacon2-
fortsbv warm the Thermometer today stood
shout he sams azit did yesterday, verg;ng upon
o0s II he EEade,-Gaazs Of 'contraban6a' s.
were amp!oyad today il: cleaning 10 The Streets
"A negro fellow, who, Il IS said, insulted a
female on The street last night, was seized by
s2ldisr vbo was passing by, and instantly Sc
yayaIv punished, The bystlndeys all say ing that
The negro was properly dealt wis!7.-soue TWO
c. three soldiers who undertook last night TO
ATTEMPT 70 enter citizens house, demanding
l;71or, vers promptly arrested by the provost
guard, and sent 80 :be guard house. The mar
k::s are nov vary bare .: vegetz les nd heats,
..e -: woa~tzc~ affecting the supply and the
demand, The proprietor Of the Washington
and Georgetown omnibus line has sold cur 70
The new railroad com pany.A fresh supply Of
Ice has be3n received IN town-thiok and ilm
and it is sold by the dealers We bslieve now
at cent per pouad.-A supply ofcrabs from
the lover Potomac arrived yesterday, and we're
soil 5riskIy, tlt, IS The weatAeris not, caution
should Is 0bseryed IN che C1se OF thi5 delicate
ghsl fsh. i here arc some few cases of small
pax n private Draotioe, in this plaoo.-A letter
iyou one Of tbs Confederate prisoners, from
this place, recently captured in one Of the bat
ties before Richmond, and now confined Al
Governors Island, states shat the prisoners
from Alexandria are al! well, and comfortably
accommodated d.-Iomatoes were ia market shls
morning, sel.:ag at So cents per DOZEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-09

VAR NLNY5 s.
4 dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated yes.
terday, reports al quiet on zoe James River.
Yesterday, flag Of truce boat went up the
York river as far as Cumberland, where they
1ound ninety wounded soldiers in The hospital
The Confederates would. not allow chem to be
removed
a letter from Nevbers2, n. c., states that
Cen, Burnside's army had moved inland from
that point on the I'd inst Destination not
known.
Dispatches state that the people Of Ohio and
Indiana are responding TO the call for more
troops.
4 Federal wagon train vas attacked by 8
small band Of CopfelIerates near Flint Hill,
Va, on Monday 4 panic among tie team
sters ersued, but subsequently the Con{ede-"
ates, It IS said, we're driven Of.
B11751 -adaral all Conf:5erata accounts q
H. 5c5at battle u ~j?e lat INST agree that
it>was q most desperate and bloody encounter
both sides losing great numbers II killed and
wounded.
THERE'S no news from Vicksburg.
Il is ruu1ored that the Navy Department
will soon place Com. Eoote at the head o$ the
new naval expedition, for which vaaaa.s are low
fitting out, to consist chiefly Of vessels o: TIE
regular navy.
yorktown has been entirely evacuated ey
the Federal troops. Most O. :Le guns t:.at
we're mounted on the fortifcationS az chat point
hare Jeen rendered unfit :or future service; :-7
B;aga guns and their carriages have been {; ans
tayyad to Fortress Monroe.
Major Stone, Of Iowa; Capt. Grey, O. Iii
nois; and Colorael, l,----of Missouri, prisoners
cspturad at the battle Of P:ttsburg Landing or
Shiloh, and who were released on Swo months
parole by Gen Beaulvgard, TO come 70 Wash
inrton and arrange, If possible, with the Uni
ted States Government for a general exchange
Of prisoners; have entirely tailed IN their benev'
client mission, and were to return on Saturday
Gen. Buell. arrived in Huntsville, Alabama,
On Saturday evening, 25th 1slti1o, and took 'ap
his quarters. near lose Of General M!tcheL.-
Between Huntsville and Decatur tie divisions
ou3u,arded by Generals 1IoCook, Nelson, AID
Cr;tteudsn, are in camp. Wood has not yet
crossed the Tennessee river, a.! was quiet at
and near Chattanooga.
On Friday lass division Of Mcdowell
Corps took up Zee line Of march for Warren
ton, Virginia, which point it now holds.
The Richmond Examiner says:-'"The battle
Of tuesday week was perhaps the fercest and
most sarguinary Of the series Of bloody .on"
fli;cts that have signalized each Of The seven
dsvs. 81 ten clock P. ~, the last gun 7as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-09

CORRESPONDENCE. -';ss Secretary" urges The
Board q Health ''to keep vigilant eye on the
alleys leading into and through she SQUARES
and more especially TO tie one leading from
Patrick 70 Henry, between. King and Cameron
streets, which, Il not attended 20, nay tend 20
sickness -
x recommends The police oi6osrs to VISIT
ostaaey than they DC, tie suburbs Of the town,
70 ajspersa tie crowds &C idle and thievSng
ooys, who congregats there, 80 the destruction
q lencas and the annoyance Ct citizens.
'scrutatog' comments On the signs Of the
,lrrepressible conflict vhich have exhibited
themselves N the last few days, notion the part
o. citizens oi this place, IN relation to negroes
lhe Importance Of date IS shown in q d.
vofce case now On the docket n Chicago
Sarties married in November last, Baby u
january following Husband no objection TO
'@oy, but don't like the date cf arrival. Sus-
poets 3 something wrong about it, and--sues for
1.ToFcs' Aoral-lhoush procrastination is q
vSce' being ahead Of time Is sonetgues 3 sin.
90 csseau aboyt daeae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
THE rolicE OF EMANCIPATION.
Words Of a True Democrat.


To Hon. i. NJ. STANTON, SEQ s OF War
My political antecedents are known to
you. Always a Democrat, but never a
pro-slavery Democrat /; opposed, in prin-
ciple and feeling, from my youth up. t.
human slavery, but believing, until reoeu-
tl>. iAai, in the interests OF liberty itself,
it was Tie part Of wisdom in the North to
abstain FROM Interference with the danger
franght dol.est.c Insulation Of the South, ,
and to trust to time Tor its eradication ;
opposed, with a hereditary aversion, TO
war, ] was willing before the sword was
drawn, to make any honorable concessions
that might avert It's horrors.
Bat political couvulsions bring with
them great lessons and new duties. War
would not, under tho Divine economy
have been permitted, as in all past ages it
has been, if it has not its mission But
TO attain the good it brings we must recog-
nize it's necessities. ii
No civil war of proportions SO gigantic
rs that now raging ever existed in the
world before. 1t differs from nll others,
both in the results sure to ensne from its
protraction beyond brief period, and in
the conditions undcr which. out of evil,
it may eyehtuate in good. In calculat-
ing these, time is an essential element
Seven or eight hundred millions are
spent. AT the best, as much more is
likely to go. Two thousand millions or
upwards is not an improbable total. That
is half the national debt Of England; and
the interest on il {probably at almost
double The rate she pays) will make our
annual burden nearly equal to hers. If
the var lasts three yean longer, these
figures may be doubled. It must not las,
three years longer, unless we are willing
70 risk national bankruptcy.
How Is 1t to be terninatedy
by concession That is no longer in
our power. We can buy i truce, AZ pouse:
by concession 70 the South; nothing
more.
BY force Of aims, then But il BY force,
it may be quickly done. Delay its de-
feat
And it must bo effectually done Az.
ter one such war the nation may revive,
its energies still elastic; solvent still, and
respected. A second will ruin it inanci-
ally, to say nothing of ruin. 10 save the
country, then, the war must not terminate
Z without a sufficient guarantee against its
resumption.
How can the war be quickly and effect.
uaiiy terminated? What guarantee is suf-
tcient, that it viii not be resumed
Gradually, very gradually, as this coz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
: y Z = "
s1CcptnE Cars
1A ~ tS NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadtlphih, New York and Baltimene.
-ss .4.-sis H. II
LF Bag9age Cheekri 7Ayeagh. m
All Iransiera Free s&
FIR klxiif rs

r X L, q ~ rs.
ny thtarouie, Frsieh,s OF al .isscyinron. 90 ~.
forwarded from Philsdeiphia, New Ycrk. Hos,o y =,
battimore,to or from any point on the Raiirusds
OF Ohio, kentueky. indiana, Illinois, WtsAossin.
lows OF Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIKECT.
The PennsyivahtA Railroad also connects n pitts
busg with Steamers, BY which Goods can BE- oforws I'd
IsRnsssse, canesrlaDd Iilinots wisconsin Mssis,
sipPi Missouri kAnsas, RI ansss Knd Red Rivers
and aaCteveland, sahdusky aud Chicago ithsts m
AerchAhts and shpler- cnirusttn . .Ae tssasports-
tfon Of their Freighitu this COMPANY ca rely ia
confidence on iiss peedy usnsit. Ii IT, 80 -
The Mates OF Ercfxha ag9
To and from lAs poiil " the vi eel Dy The PEN
fAAtA 4tsiirs. "a iaFeAa, afc ~ Mi Hthts AS "a
y Nuh-A hi4h 4 AhE EHAkGkH BY eFHEk RAIL.
RuAU IUMfAkfER.
], LIZ Be Ysrtscsiafto mark pask ages, .svrA PxaH.
CkKTKAL X. R."L III
For Freight Contsscsser Shiprirg Dfreetfoas rp-
ply 10 or addyesseher inn Axe u offhe
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05
FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS.

finding in them fascinating mental discipline
known only to those who rally to the Banner-sheet
of the Grand Army of American Intellect and Ge-
MUS
In commencing New Year, the proprietors of
the New York Mercury can only say, that it shall
he their aim to make their great family journal of
American literature for 1862, more brilliant and
enchanting than ever, in its concentration OF all
the worlds grandest and most beautiful speciaties
in healthful Romance. graceful poetry, elegant and
quaint Gossip, refining knowledge, sparkling HUI
NOR. and entertaining News-until like love, it
''--rules the court, the camp. the bower
as it already rules the happy domestic fresde.
The editorial tone and National departments of
the New York Mercury will continue true to that
lofty spirit of patriotism which has made it
sity of the people since the War began, and kept it
in enthusiastic demand when other sheets were dy-
ing all around it for want Unpopular support.
Already the largest literary journal in the world,
aud famous the focus of thousand brilliant lit
crary regulations, its Programme for 1862 will be
magnificent beyond all precedent. The most cele-
bratcd pens of this country and Europe have been
secured in its service, al outlay equal to the
pense of more than one national government in the
Old World and its no,eettes, or continued stories
for 1862, will be the most splendid triumphs of ele-
CANT Fiction ever published. To these too the
magic pencil of the greatest of American artists, Mr.
Felix o. C. Darley will lend the aid Of pictorial
art.
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05

GoLD AND SlLvER.-The consumption of
gold and silver for coinage and household
rposes is enormous, its application hav.
ing increased rapidly since the discovery of
g in Australia and California. The
amount of gold and silver annually taken
from the mines of Europe is valued at S25,
O0O, ,OOO. In America the yield is comput-
ed to be STAG. 900, and Asia produce,
S25 100000. Af.ica has no silver mines,
but exports gold to the amount of nearly So,
OO0,0 Australia is also without silver
but produces gold to the large amount of
5000 100000 year. The whole amount Of
gold extracted from the earliest time is cs-
timated at some S25, $50, 900, 900. The in
crease IN the production of gold and silver
Is enormous and we shall at the present
rate, gam more IN this respect in fifty years,
ries
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05

War Is fine apprenticeship to all sorts Of
trades. soldier in Colonel Cowd;n,s
Massachusetts regiment wrote home tbs fo,.
lowing. 'o'
never. knew was so capable. tbouobt
selling groceries was the extent of INV Ca
pability. but it seems can build bc,sos
dig trenches, officiate in the hospital It and -
morrow. with dry goods clerk. I com. ~
msnce building the chimney of new bosn;. osn;
tai uoepi-
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05

SMART ScnoLAR-'' Sally. Won seem
to be Ignorant in geography; l will examine
You in grammar. Take the sentence. Mar.
riage is civil contract Parse mar.
riage-'
=" Marriage is a noun. because it is a
name And though Shakespeare asks
what's name. and says that a rose bv
any other name would smell as sweet. vet
marriage being noun, and therefore a
name shows that the rule established by
the IL bard OF Avon has at least one exception.
for marriage Is certainly of great importance
and being a noun and therefore a names'
" Cod well, what IS the case Of mo-
riage?'' n'''''
Don't know, SIR
. Decline it and see' i
Don't feel at liberty to decline aar.
riase after having made Bill the promise
have. I'd rather eonjugate"
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05

The Z. S. Paymaster has lately r;s;tos
Camps Carleson, Drum, Latham and Kelloge
on the Southern coast, and paid of ali or'
rearages due the volunteer troops Stationed
there, up to January lst. He retnrns -
those posts again in March, and pavs nn ~ ~
the first of April -
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05

NEw TELEGRAPH LINE.-We are autbor;.
tatively informed, says the Yreka Tn;on
that the Northern California Telegraph Com
pany. have decided to build durinc the
coming Summer, a new telegraph linz he.
tween this city and Shasta or Red RInf
along the Sacramento river. The old line
via Weaverville. will be repaired and kent
in working order until the new line is con.
structe1.
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05
Ihey loved IN lie
In death they were not divided.
The farm. house at Hom dale has f;,1

Inc 1arm-h -house ut If0pR dale has ialIen IN
ruins. The grey owl boots upon its moss
tipped chimney. The snake rustles in the
grass by the door sill and the cricket whis-
ties in the oven. At evening the truant and
bclated plough boy sluns the spot: for ma
ny a whtc-livered loon, if you can belieke
him, has seen John Brown upon the hillside.
at the hour of dusk, with clot of blood upon
his hand, and murdered traveller at his
foot
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05

Why is the Rhinoceros liks moderate
Because he's content with a sin gle
horn
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-05
THE RATTLESNAKE:
or,
TIRE REBEL PRITATEER.
A TALE OLE THE PRESENT TIME.
BY NED BUNTLINE.
1T is the greatest Nautical Novelette, since the
days of Marryatt.

The New York Mercury is sid bv all ncwsmep
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