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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
C!LEVELAND & TOLEDO B. s

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1854. sUAAER ARRANGEMENT. llsss.
On and alter Monday, April Z1th, 1858, PsssangR
Trains viii leave Cleveland - follows Osunday5
ospted): taIer M rfT
$50 A. E.-OHIOAGO IMPRESSION at BersS
Grafton, Uberliu, Maksman, NoFWaik, Hos
rosvilles Bellevue, Clyde Fremont, Einore epd
Genoa. and arrives a. Toledo $50 1. aI.i andCht
cago at 6;3g P.n. ~ ~. ~
200 ?. H.-SUyTHERN MAIL--stops st an stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Tolsdo.f
$40 P. n
5:I6 ?. s.-EOBTHERE MAILr-stops a. sll sshtiou
on Northern Division. ard arrives At Sandrsk
e 7s5e p. n. .ra
so ?. .h.-TELEGRAPH EHPRESS-StOpd atarai
ton, Oberiin, Wakeman, HorWalk, monfceFills
Bellevue, Clyde, fremont and gilmore, and
riFes at Toledo q 9;40 ?. r. Ohioagc 81 7.35Alh
CONNECTIONS q = -
Oonnsctions are made 81 MonrosTille With the san
5anduskE, Dayton 3 Cincinnati B. k,s at fremont
With Fremont Indians 2. b. and at Toledo viii
sho Michigan southern 9 Northern Indiana and 10
iedO wabash Railroads Tor Chicago, Detroit, Jlck
son, Fort Wayne, LORan3D0-t, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis and all points West, Northwest an
Southwest. H4 ~r. .s.r-f esaa srHrl
West at $50 4. H. 35o ?. H. ard 9zs ?. r. from
&anduskg et 9-25 A. n. L. ID. RUUEEH, EuB't
cleveland. Arril 2n. H2f3 eT|rrrIH
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TEzIaHT OARRIED EAST OF WEST.

Owls TUs 80 l-
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRcAn
With ereat DisBasch and e Low Rates. 2
EHuCH LEWIS,
General tsep't Altoona sPas
". II. HohsiKs, General WestsTh gons, = -
Indiana polls. Ind sBu2lrf1 =
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ALSO-OH HAND.
Sia5lI instrHzeHtS, Stringa, Es
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Furious Attack by the Monitors.
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Narrow Escape Of the Fleet.
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Connections made at Harri5hargh, via AnsusoN
soF New York direct, AID HsssBnEers ~ this r0ut1
run through nom Pits1ourgh % jersey Ciig Eitaou
change Of Cars.
Buy your New York and Boston Tickets 'tFis Pisth
sqrgh,' which ars good either by RhiiadalRhia q
Allentown. 1l-e
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Heavy Fraud in indianapolis.
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TREMENDOUS OANNONADE
ON BOTH SIDES.

Torpedo Efforts of the Enemy.
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SAFzTY, SPEED AID CoAFoET.
EARE AND FI,lE 86HE As OTHzz soUTEs.
~ BsgEsgs Ohseksd thFo.,zh--sii trapsisz. frss.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
THE PENNSYLVANIA
TRAL BAILROAp.

EHREz DAILY TRAINS FROn PITTsBUEGa.
An connecting direct to EsE Tazki -
- s1zuIT uzKhIsbuke 70 EsW VQRkss
via AIlsntoEn- -
THREE DAILY CONNECTIONS ~, BAIIsIhfryFn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

The Siege Of Fort Wagner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
NOTICE OF CORONER's SALE.

70 N. G. Hedges and Margaret Hedges a others:
You are ely Notified that by vIsiue a Special
Execution 10 directed, issued b, the CLERK Of he
District Court Of Ise y loss. at Keskek bc
date November the Alb A. ID 1r63 10 lav of James
a. Lee and ssn net \ @ Hedges, and MI 50 ascreo
against Nargsret Hedges md Others Thsye lei led up
on and Tor sale, aud HIll se al the ,vss
OF The Clerks Nee OF the District Court Lee CouB
", love, - Ktokas, on tbs Sc b day bccerber,
ID. 1863, betw e~n the h. nrs Of O'Clock A. a. and
fay, the following described properly, to-wh Lot
three Isl 10 Rlock hnndrea eight oel In the
City vi ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa.
Given niidtr ny hand shls Eat dsy Of November
4. d Iesa, THQs. MARTIN,
oevOA-aia Corensr u kss CsAsV, loWa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
THE GATE CITY


Pestuassers Apnolnse1.
The following Postmastsrs hsve been
appointed
Seth F. Smith. Spring Valley, Decatur
John B. Mots. Guthrie Centre, Guth-
RE Co.. Iowa. M
Henry Clay Sanford, Moravia, Appa-
moose Co., Iowa.
Cornelius McKeen, Alton, Dallss Co.,
Iowa.
Sylvester Bennett, Venus, Madison Co.
Iowa.
Albert Nc Comber, Canandiagua. Lena
wee Co., Mich. $50
Franklin J. Williams, Wiota, Isabella
Co., Mich.
F. s. Richmond, Chebance, Iroquois
Co., Ill.
Geo. W. Hollingshead. Towards Point,
Fayette Co., I'll.
Ephriam Brook6eld, Genesee Grove,
Whiteside Co.. Ill.
Geo. w. Browse, Mulberry Grove,
Bond Co., Ill.,
Freeman Spragus, Virgil. Fulton Co.,
Ills.
Richard A. Murray, Elkhorn, Fillmore
Co.. Iowa.
L. q. Jewett, Forest City, Iowa.
William Wilkinson, Kiuisaw, Tama
Co. Iowa.
John W. Coen, Osprey. Monroe Co.,
Iowa.
Isaac R. Esteb, Promise City, Wayne
Co., Iowa.
Richard Stone, Van Dyke, Des Moines
Co, lowa.>-
Nicholas Fleenor, Rich Grove City.
Floyd Co., Iowa.
John s. Crandall, Otranto, Mitchell
Co. Iowa.
NJ. 0. Moore, Burr Oak, Winneshiek
Co., Iowa.
Anthony Smycor, Belfast, Lee Co.
A. J. Tompkins, GAINESVILLE, Butler
Co., Iowa.
A. T. Hall, Marietta, Marshall Co.,
Iowa.
John 4. Hill, Big Spring, Louisa Co.,
Iowa.
Caroline Clark, Business Corners, Van
Buren, Co., Iowa.
& NJ. Akin, Stapleton, Chickasaw Co.,
Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

NOTICE

rd.srd Kiisouins, ER resJa !, Samuel r. cur,.
sss.Esa enc. ns.,, MI; ss1 sAa, In,
Lis D. sss's d r.. o's,. 6.,i. Noah
n fs.nf aS upssrs: 0 crane ~. e. :as ss.i.ss
loss osssss S..usss:s 49, &. ss 1s @; L.s ss
lamp. AInes Eesves, Hiram s.,nla ns, Hula
sissss 6; Ea..r s.r, r1.I
Hale Go! Aaiken. Van vaiiesh.A.ssa Ms,o; Xix,
a.s Hall %; Hnst Lane; asSnnx..@ 60; Bene.
aa, nnan. A,,aa.a 90, D.r n 1890 cs 2;
Younr O.: 800. nernsn Baia~in, Arh,s. ID
IN prose dudley. 7 Lomsx, N a,.,. - Lsmsn,
Gr Cry, frsas. lex shelley Ioci. Barnsn,,
the Boston LooomaikA work. Z &C.. .sigree Of
Brosn, ank q the eidD eniai,s p,n, "wasri.on,
..e"sf ss.n.s psudlag, Rs,es.ef: s wa,
tiss, william STR pscn Pierce E,.., Gunner st-o-
agra. COX Z L~nksfI stone Str, *. ar.
Gslland 7, sr1ulor q The estate Of l.ssc
~ 1fshdm; las tfBan Comsso Z !, =, y os ~
cato, - s III Coi Higbee, W JobnSan. eve
You are hsrs s's'e o. VIZ florence, deexs.sd
-. $50 ns s 3ttihed that rherti. an. ~. a..
emnty -. .ns Sisrk Of tie District fau,t n ! =.
supoira en-, s,,ns,,,sos the petition, amensed ara
tor ofthe ezlais Of Ros.,t TanDah Tssserl rIecn-
= Isseert, and Alice G. Tasr,r, 20, sna Emma
W.,{s convss.no ksi fuardiaa, claiuine Of CIV
.-s s tsnce OF one -afIh n.y, s."..s -, ~
kerry, to-vit: 'eiis. Lyon, and Cor
.outh -, nas nan Of the north fraction az The
.ss qaAler OF Sertien thir,, ,ns. . ~ -
Sos s,ae q the North wrss Fractional sevsnsy
iau, The northeast fraelions =,
Des Assr-s River Company the n.r,h so'a 70 ne
Te haeuonsi quarter Of Section ihirty-lbrr~ l.
IespsniF snts.nr konh, Of ksnr. Eve Ne.t n u e
cony Iosa- Sad petition also pra for q na,tt,in
q sam a1ds decreei nfh 70 pIs,n,iT "a n
sans ne osianee aDong th-osher esners also for
me ni OF the right and equities OF ali The DE-
'encasts, add for genstal relief. as WV 1'
Ana mat unless you appear and answer said n4t,t,or
On before The sscoHd cay st noon Of The Fssn,,x
nm, ieSs OF ssie Court, judgment will be rendered
H., A.. RANKIN AcCRARY
Attorneys for PfslntiG
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IL WA Cowles, C Q stevens, Lavi,P Miller. J. p
Ltm"sfte, ana hifxrn barney:
You are h.rebs Ittined that there is Gle In
N eCterk sofee of the Dtriet Court Of Lee Coanty
lows, al h-oknk. pntItiUB. sud amrisdSd lie ~
ton OF William II. Nlsais. eiAi nj z a judgment
against you, iiiiAm r COATES ans @. G. Stessus
for OF Five Hundred and ThiIteen ard
su-I0u Dollars money due upon your proppis
sorry nofes, and sgsiRst all The above named
d.feBdants pss,ing fer the feseeio.urs OF er,Inr
bond for p.ed upon the undivided half OF Lots three
and iosr, 10 b'oc& ninst-en, In Wlliams, reeves
pvrry's Addition, to The CRY OF Eeuark low, he
sn,e o. q all eqpsy OF reden pion for gen.
nov, uHsess Jon appear ana to sale retition
on or before spoh OF the secpBd dx, fern OF
said ConFs to Dc held II keosuk the Hrst Monday
81 February, A. D., 1863, Judgment w thrr can
BY defssh.s H. SCOTT HOW'LL
novlS-d4w Piastu's Att,v.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To John xa1.r:
iou are ser-tJ noi6ed that there's now p~refnr
70 the once cfthe Clerk OF the Distric, Conf 81 Lee
ssoany' iowa, at keoknk. position OF Maryxrrth
c.ah q hAotnai drns kent-s and inhunan treatment
su.n - 70 enosuger the life 81 petitioner
ana thatu ie-s you appear End answer nles6 ar
dernur 10 the ssme 90 81 b-fnre noon or lhs .s.s A..
o. voc the teofnary term 1854 OF raid Dstr q Gu
son hse hetng on the srst hons,y Of Pebrusry n-rt
VII VII be entered gainsi ron and decree render
Ga eeofdihg TO the prayer If said pefiton
GiLskh Il LAGER,
Attorneys tsr Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
NOTICE.

10 Alexander Lockhesa Kexiah Jane r,ackhe.s Fr.
kisI Lynn, David W Iron. EIirsbetb . nj, "a
Charles Blair, DefeBasnis
You are -rely nosinra that irrthe srtion ,nra;r~
Ia the District Court VI lee COUNTY taua a, go
sseieis aiexAhosr L"ekneso Is flAintiG. Martha
A. X. Sck!beH-y sad Others re lI.fenaxnt. 80
Martha 4. X. AeE lheres sna Ed xsrd NEE haret has
cleo aesfns .on hii sSnx Or 4 aer-,- for
the divided hxif OF ihe fractional - r,h-yya., =,
seruoh 80. iosnsaip e6 North Hspg- West ia lee
eVunty Iowa and otaer eaaits Ole re lief ith eo..
And you afso hertbt netYneo tbxt N the ..rra
cause there pei ding against 70 the AID ,r5er
Lcckhesc. ktziah JEne Locke Is Ezetie- -, "a
David l.. cruss bal flera b, klzsheth Rs, sn
mares DAFT EFT ensbsnds claiming that The -aid
kiizzbrih S the owner re siuue OF the urivi..t
obe MI PART OF ssid real STATE and prs,inr Tor e
ese 9anhs Inc ute Thereto IN her. and Tor general
Nos each Of you must appear and susvar.,ia ,,os.
bills b. OF tae x.eor.s asv ofthr nex, IA
,i' - .. nrid 20 ne hrst Monday II Fetrn les4
VI decree as prayed fer wil BE- hs The ein ~ a. 20
II. SCuiT HOWELL.
RANKIN e. McCKARY
Attorneys for ILatIes r. ana Elizabeth nIaiv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
NOTICE.

10 bfioEes RAINING. Eien flaming Charles'E. Fam
mag. 6eorge Willis Fsnulng YMtnars, nnd Wa,r~r
tobnor
There now file the ofee of the CLARK NJ ~.
eoutt VI het unity, Iowa. at eukGk, the pe-
titioa u Georgr Higgins cla az the afana.t,
aecI &c partIioRre eerlsin real @slste In e.nn
", lows, IL VIII 1n lie dt,an Of i,liar n W,lIi
Anis and Reeves Perry to he city of gena u% g,,
isles Addition on tue map III uti.s A Stri.. 4 ~
tSeive l2 ana the nsIf 81 Los lIt lrk
Iia ia the the city Of keokak Block one nuudfed
sna ixty eight tis-i tn front stx. 6ol FL IN t.s
ave -ndsx vi, ais forty fees D, Me huadred OF
Lois I'VE To- aud sis le eonm-n twenty ters from
lie sie,, also twenty feet hont 81 Lot seven IN by
re hundred ieet ds-p also twenty feet % SEVEN
next 10 the alley and running ten set srross
ase Lot two ~ Bio one hurried and MT, 1891;
81 me dis ID tao thirds If ise ront half Of Lot.
efestn and twelve tiiAfsj iu Bsck forts IL 1877:
.so L nine III aud s.s.aaif q ft gkt isl ID hek
nse hundred and MAE ti0s. said peitsn alleges thai
Walter o. Consrf has pongsge mt To payty Of
SAID properly and that the other psfrnaans cwn one
half Of II subj ct 10 said interest.
Unless yuu sppesr and answer said petition on or be-
iofe noon Il ibe second day Of the February term 1894
o. SAID Coult, COIN meaclng u xh~ Hfst Monday az
ftSruary. Judgment OF partitions will be reneerei
By default. RANKIN A aetRary
Hof2o-hH flstntiGis Attorneys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
NOTICE.

To John Enigh. y Htpmsn v F Coxt.. WIFI.
am Woe. l. L Yord q W f,rd sibsi A Kgrhv
Ktrt! HepsbAh Each NJ NJ Finch Hufby Hub-
bari 0rrn Hahlard SYLVIA stryker Wselipst4n
siryter
You are hereby noticed that there Is nov en- ale
In the Office of The Cters az The Dstr.c; Court on e
tSunts, Iowa NJ K~okrk petslior cf Thomas % i.
claiming a you John r. K.ieht " p cosres b r
hinuan, b. K. FORD u. ". ford and VII lam e. Wood
Inc sum Of Three Hn ndfed ard Eight and ls-rco
lisrs ~nh Ten per cent inieress per xnaur, paw
hie arm lly. a. mouey due On a prsmis-orv nfte
secured by mortgage mate BIZ The sad j. 4 gnsrht
10 the said II. u. Hinran and vi Ca-les ard .ipce
ssslgned 10 the Thomas Davis also elaitriry
exsE"-t each ef Foreclosure II said uorPsve
the sane SeinG apon Lat 10 in HgY mar Gov l.
snt1iys~inp Of A-W Il OF rac q Tpwnshfr re
Range " est, Ire county. Towa Ard turner s.ktrS
TOT lhe SAFE a laid prem spo rnt telf-f
And uairss you appear and aass er safd pet tito n
"a or beiVre the ~erop.s dr- az tie tprt
term Of SAID Court 10 ne begun ana bs,,ee ~, 80
urst aoidsy oil February A. q 4se4 = s-f4o,t ~ nj
De enterel against sou sud 3ad gelt r, IA re4 hsre
on AS prayed Tor in SAID pstinon
NOBLE STRONG
hof<s-osT Attorneys fol Pi4intiH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 A trmssoH. Chaplin Lee, A Hosmer rfrtlen
Lucas IA Turner. sssignss or Patrick a Crops..
hAhaAii himen Desrien. Hoodwsrda Co
- foa are hefeoy noiid' q at there is now n Q in
nc eh@e OF zoe Clerk Of the Dsirtct Court of Lee
.oun1, Iowa al Aesk1k the petition Of samuel p.
asiier Ann"r Reeves AID n. Perry, oxecut rs Of
said r. Urnston the sum of Five Haudrsd Dellau
ss rones dne on thee pronlissory notes; and also
eaimsps a. sgainst ali the foreclosure of merit
81 m II Williams sEd Reeves and Perry To the city
" A-oxnk Lee County, lows. lees the Nsst hail II
s2l1 iot hssb has been rsieAsea
Untets y0a pear thereto ard defend before uoon
81 the secebd day or the FrtuAft tern 1854 of said
btstriet Cart lHegnsni anu decree EiH tic rendered
sgaisss yos ihegeen, BY dcfanit
RANKIN McCRARY
ooF1o-asw Attorney f0r y saiotIE.
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.sss.< 4 q =zka& w. ses
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14

The New York Evening Post gives par
tial answer to this question. It says:
ain the lower part Of this city there is
certain building which lately gave uu-
pleasant evidences Of settling somewhere
nearer the ground than was pleasant. The
occupant of the first Aoor sent for a build
er, who set his men at work TO shore up
the dangerous wall. The work satisfao-
torily completed, the builder thought he
would investigate the cause Of the difficult
ty, aud visiting an upper AOOr discovered
there t10o huge tisrces completely filled with
nickel cents, the vast weight of which had
almost endangered the safety Of the build
| ing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14
suceinetIr stnted.

The matter Of Arbitrary arrests" and
kindred questions, is admirably stated by
Mr.. Welsh, of Belmont county, in a speech
delivered in the Ohio Senate on the 81
inst. He said;
HWhile war is raging, many of the rights
held sacred by the Constitution, rights
which cannot be violated BY any acts Of
Of Congress, may and must be suspended
and held in allegiance. If this we're not so,
the Government mightitself be destroyed
the army and navy might be sacrificed,
and enc part Of the Constitution would
uuliifg the rest.
GIf freedom Of speech cannot be sup
pressed, spies esnnOt be caught, imprison-
ed and hung.
HIf freedom Of ths press cannot be inter
fered with, all our military plans may be
betrayed to the enemy.
aIf no man can be dspriUed Of life sgith-
out trial By jury, soldier cannot slay the
enemy in battle.
/" If enemg's ProPerty cannot be taken
without due process Of law how can the
soldier disarm the foe and seize his weap-
ons2
HIfno person can be arrested sentenced
and shot, without trial By jury, in the
county or State where his crime is alleged
to have been committed, how can a deserfs7
Be shot, or a spy hang, or an enemy be taken
prisoner p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14
NEws rnn1L NrW YnRK.

NEW YORK, March IL.
Special to the Herald from Rutherford
Greek, near Columbia, Tennessee, March
1Ith: Van Dorn's whole rebel force re-
treated towards Shelbyville. The country
between Nashville and Columbia is cleared
of marauders, and the means of crossing
Duck river is destroyed.
The Times special states that nine refu-
gees from the South, who arrived at Wash
ington yesterday, give deplOrable accounts
of destitution, and state there is much suf-
fering in Richmond for the actual nessi-
ties OF life
1t is reported that twenty-three rebel
regiments, under Anderson, passed through
Richmond last Friday for Charleston-an
aggregate of 10000 men.
E. A. Rollins of New York has been ap-
pointed Commissioner Of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald
says the prize steamer Adelia has arrived
at Monroe from Key West. The prize
steamer Virginia, bark and brig, with
twenty-seven prize cargOes on board, had
sailed from Key West for New York.
The steamship Peterhof had arrived at
Key West, having been captured by the
Vanderbilt.
The War ard Navy Departments feel sat
ished that s very short time only will
elapse before rebel communication across
the Mississippi river viii be entirely cut
off by Yankee ingenuity and enterprise
without much bloOdshed.
Tribune's dispatch:
Most earnest efforts are making to in.
duce the Treasury Department to reced,
from its decision, by which foreign bot
toms are enabled to compete for the trafit
between San Francisco and New York
but there is no reason to believe that th,
conclusion which was arrived at afte'
careful consideration of the law will b.
reversed. On the contrary, there ar
grounds for belief that an English line G
steam propellers will soon be put upol
one of the transit routes.
The Senate will without much doubt
adjourn tomorrow, it will be difficult t
keep a quorum any longer.
General Rosseau left for the West thi
evening, to assume command of his oil
fighting corps in the army of General Re
! secrans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14
The Detroit Riot.

The committee appointed to distribute
the relief contributed for the sufferers by
the recent riot in Detroit report that they
found six men so much injured as to be
entirely helpless. The number Of persons
70 WhOm theCommiitee extended relief is
about one hundred and fifty; that is, in
cluding children, ten of whom are white
persons.
The Advertiser reports that the wretch
Faulkner, who was made the occasion of
the recent terrible riots at that place was
not negro at all. 1t says;
Z" he is dark-skinned man, with blue
eyes and straight hair. He is not, how
ever, negro. He claims to be Spanish
and Indian. he has never associated with
the negroes, and has not been claimed by
them. He would never allow any of them
to enter his saloon, and has exhibited
great hostility to them as a race. He has
been q registered voter in the Third Ward,
end has voted uniformly the Democratic
ticket"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14
FROnIPHILAnFLPaIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March I3.
The Bulletin has a special from Cincin-
natl, which gives q rumor that the rebels
have taken possession of Forts Donelson
and Henry. 1t is not credited. Troops
have been ordered there in case of an emer-
gency.
a gentleman from Savannah 10th, ar
rived in Cincinnati yesterday. He is a
member of the South Carolina legislature.
He reports immense armies massed in Ten
nessee. One to hold Rosecrans in check,
while others flank him and enters Ken
lucky, and moves direct on Louisville and
Cincinnati; only waiting for the river to
fall and the water to dry up.
There is general talk in the South that a
fleet of iron-elads will be ready in foreign
crates propose to cIsat tns Mississippi and
cooperate in a movement on Kentucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14
A TIGER in the Streets of Cincinnati.
lowing;

A Tiger in the Streets Of Cincinnati.
The Commercial Of Thursday has the fol-
lowing:
aEarly, night before last, tiger, be-
longing to the nlel0ge Of Messrs. Robinson
& Lake, managed to escape from its cage
in the building on Seventh street. near
College street, in which it, with its fellows,
vas confined, and walked leisurely out on
Seventh street, unnoticed particularly by
any person-some Of the pedestrians not
seeing it at all, and others supposing it, in
the darkness, to be large dog. The ami
nal continued out Seventh street to
Mound, no. offering to molest any one, and
entered the yard attached to the house oc-
cupied by Mr.. Martin. A little daugh-
teS Of Mr.. Martin happened to be in the
yard ct the time, and was terrified at the
sight Of what she took to be a huge dog
climbing the stone wall with cat-like agil-
ity, oseillating its long tail slowly, and
greWling in hoarse, threatening manner.
She fed to the house and alarmed her
mother, who was terrified beyond bounds
at the sight Of the animal and the attempt
to enter The kitchen, at the door OF which
It scratched for some time. In a few mo-
ments the keeper arrived, and after lit
tie trouble got possession Of the dangerous
animal and returned it to its cage"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14

Our MONEY ARTICLE.-It was remarked to
B. Bolt by fellow schoOlmate, that q" there
is change in the things that we love-" Those
were the days of hard money, when there
was pleasant jingle of coin in the pocket.
If there is any cbangein the things that we
love now, it is in shinplasters. Once every
cloud had silver lining, but such is not the
case now. The silver has been sold at q
premium, and the edges arc bound with dirty
scrip. Never was there such significance as
now in the words of IagO-
"whO steals my purse steals trash"
Silver is drug in Canada, and people only
take it at discount. They go around with
their pockets stuffed full Of American dol
/ lars, half dollars, quarters, &C., trying in
vain to get rid of them. PickpOokets, in
stead of flching from others, employ them
selves in steaIthily putting surplus silver into
peoples pockets. Silver isn't counted in
Canada; it is sold by the bushel. 1t takes a
peck Of ten cent pieces to buy beef steak for
breakfast, and tumbler full of three cent
pieces to get glass of liquor. 1t is no un-
usual thing in Canada to see old men in the
streets, bowed down, not 90 much by the
weight of the years they carry as by the
weight of the silver they are compelled to
lug. They are almost frantic for paper
money, and shinpiastsrs command fabulous
prices. A Cleveland shinplastsr got across
there lately, and the authorities had il
framed and hung up in the pOst-OfiCe. Hun
dreds come and look at it daily. It is re-
markable that spectators don't go into Can.
ada, and buy up the silver. They could get
It by the wagon-IOad.
The Canadian rAiiEays (thsy don't ha7l
any railroads in Canada, they are all rail
ways-its a ,oay they havs) won't receive sill
yer in payment of fare. The conductors arr
required to shoot any passenger who offer
it, and ding his body from the train. Th,
companies find that the severest measures ar,
alone adequate to prevent passengers press
ing vast quantities Of silver coin upon them
The banks of Canada don't pretend t
keep silver in vaults. If they make a pur
chase Of silver, it is hauled by eartmau
who dumps it on the sidewalk in front Of til
bank, like a load of coal There it lies, un
mOlested. sometimes for days. " I a /
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-14

A gentleman who has been s6journing
in the city for several weeks dreamed g
night or two ago that his father who re-
sides in distant city was dead. He told
friends and was greatly agitated about it,
so much so that he was several times on
the point Of leaving the city to 60 home,
but was always dissuaded from his pur-
pose by the friends who laughed at what
they supposed to be foolish fancies. The
gentleman yesterday veeeived intelligence
eff the death of his father which took place
at y o'clock on the night of the dream
HkeeEina IRteLRaencer.