Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

= Have stiIl- 50 long to give or ask
I, Wlo 30 much with book and pen, ~
Have t5sd amobg my fellow men, %
.raAm weary thinking Of yonr task -
oHtAe heasts. that throb and beat
y1ifE. srieh' iupstient, feverish heat, .ta I'
= snch limitess and strong desiresi aa
Nine, that SO long has glowed and burned,
WIKI passions INTO ashes turned,
= Nov covers and ooneealsits fires. +a
= little sopls, IS pure and white .-.
And crystalline ss rsys Of light
see Diiaot from heaven, their source diyinel
Refrteted through the mist Of years. s.a
How red my setting sun appears
- How lulid looks this soul Of mine
80 an SORTS Of RaaraErPhs.
Aausfient is undoubtedly in bad way
yzbe1 his disease is acuts and his doctor is
not..ssFsD ,--l.A-4 4aIe.t-
genius makes its observations in short |
hand talent writes them out ct length.
Foza1TEu The odor which flowers
give when trAmpled upon 7- --
"A wihd min is being constructed at
KfnSston. G. W., as an suxilsry to steam
power Tor pumping water from the lake,
and Supplying the city with water.
-sixteen PGrrott guns have been mount
a an .Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, in posi-
tion Whers each battery could separately
aink any wooden feet that should attempt
an entrance. is..-..F -s- 4aaL
xEssoOo sword, designed for General
Hooker. is on exhibition in New York,
n is the gifEof his California friends.
ana is resplendent with gold and jewels.
Among q series Of resolutions respect
iur ares. adopted by the teHn Of ProyI-
denoe. in 1901, was one providing "thst
an sble-bodied male Inhabitants repair i'm
ISeaistsly; With the buckets belonging TO
their respective families, to the IRE tax
inc cara. II in the night, to put on their
clothes before they 60 out" --. ---- --
The widow Of Dr.. WaterhOuse, resident
"A Cambridge, Massachhsetts, died few
dsvFsipoe. ieavlhg 50, 900 to the Boston
Female Medical College. In 1857 she gave
9f001 10 the same establishment for
nfofessorship OF anatomy, which will no"
become reality, the sum Of $1,000 being
required for the purpose.
THE Charleston Mercury pays high
ooupliment to the efficiency Of the Erles-
roniron clsds- II says that on the oiss
ult., out Of eighty-six shots hred oy ths
mon1tord, DOT one AlAsseO 0iAS H-'A -r
~ man named H5ru, having "largt
s5d interesting fsmily,'l recently eloped
witb shandsome young lady Of Sonorsi
Missouri, carrying of at the same tint
some $1,000 belonging 70 his employers
Both persons had slways enjoyed high
standing in the community.
Fse number Of tourists who have thi
wear visited the Lake Of the four Cantons
in sTilzsfIsnd, has been greater than eve
before known, and GO 600 persons Vlslie-
the RhigI The present hotels have oeel
found inade9uate for the public aceommo
dafion at Lucerne Rhigi-Kulm, and nei
iohes are about 70 be erected
OF the sugar prospects in Louisiana, Ii
,PicEyune says The one particularly
highly favored, and grinding has com
menced on several. estates, with very III
tle prospect, however, of ffth-som
saying tenth, Of q crop being realized
Labor is required fuel is necessary an
the prospect now is that sugar will be
high prices for the ensre season.
-iFor some time back gang Of men hsE
been engaged in stealing horses in Main
and running them TO Vermont, to sell, an
On their return taking TO Maine horst
-stolsn in Vermont Some detectives VIII
had been watching them for come tim
arrested them At Bradford, on the 2Sd in
lnfantsll- =- q --- s-
Atthe mouth Of White River, Arkanss
the Governmenthss established an eXteI
aiye wood yard, and has put 3 large for'
of negroes at work. They labor with
viii. and a correspondent Of the CiHeil
nad Gszette says the amount Of work the
perform is a complete refutalion Of Il
oSs-Fs that the negro is worthless, exec
ss 8 slave.
~ The Worcester Spy states that tho Coul
~ Commissioners Of Worcester have
,esiyed notification from the United Stat
Marshal to hold themselves in readlne
"a receive and keep in close custody, at q
jsil il Htohburg, some ten or twelve
male secession spies, now held by o.
aovernment So prisoners
c. A writer in the Boston Transcript ga.
Ehereis person in that city whose faith
was one Of a family Of thirteen childre
all Of whom lived TO be over eighty yea
Of age; his father, being the younge'
lived 70 the uncomfortable old age OF MN
yctv-siz. Ths grandfather lived to ninet
ak snd the grandmother ninety-seVen.
60 An old man, says the Boston journal
eouvict At the State prison, where ne .
senseonGoed twenty-one years and
insnGks, was psrdoned on Thanksgiyi
DAY. The sudden announcement cauE
az cid man to weep like child, he
-sGfxty-seven years old, and his family
sous and daughters had grown up respe
sEShlsnen and women, and son was IN
In the Office below awaiting to take nls
father home 70 eat Thanksgiving dim
With him and his family.
Cotfon declined seven cents per poul
Friday, and is rapidly approaching an
port figure. The receipts are largely
excess Of the wants for home cOnsuu
-IltioR.A
t me percentage Of sick through
army is said 10 be lower at the pres
Zine than 1t has been for the last I
years.
- Robert Heller, the celebrated pianist q
magician, expired few days since
Alexandria, in The district Of COlumt
from the effects Of wound received in
cooident on the Baltimore and Wsshil
con Railroad.
BED The Gar Of Russia has transmitted
aers 10 Baron Stosckel, his Minister
washington, to invite our President
-Ecabinet and the corps diplomatiqus t
C-and dsietuer. which is 20 be given