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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
REBELS ADVANCING In FORCE.
FEDERAL FORCES RAPIDLY
CONCENTRATING.
Burnside in his New Command.
GunbOat IndianOla Recaptered.
Gen. Butler to have a Command.
FROM The POTOMAC ARMY.
The Enemy Feeling our Lines.
Indications Of Work there Soon.
FORE1GN NEWS.

NEW ORK, Mafch. 70.
The steamship Etna from Liverpool 11th
and Queenstown 18th, arrived this morn
ing. Political news unimportant The
marriage of the Prince Of Wales and at
tendant rejoicings absorbs attention. The
ceremony came off at Windsor on the 10th,
with great pomp and brillianey.
Queen occupied retired post Of Observa-
ton but took no part. The royal pair
went to Osborne for their honeymoon.
The day was . holiday throughout England
and public rejoieings illuminations &c,
were on the grandest scale.
1t is rumored that France contemplates
to resume negotiations with Mexico after
the capture of Peubls. Mr.. Peabody gave
banquet to 200 English residents of
France in honor of the Prince of Wales
wedding. i-'l l[s.
The Polish news is very contradictory.
Many alleged engagements are pronounced
inventions. ItWas rUmored that the Russ
ians we're defeated near Teernona.
The reports current on the parish bOurse
is that the Gar reported to France that he
was unable to make any concessions to
the Poles until the insurrection was sub
dued. -
Austria will enter into no engagement
with France or England, but viii act ac-
cording 10 circumstances.
Prussia is concentrating troops on the
Polish frontiers. EEllEt Dob
Minotte, Garibaldi's son, has gone to PO-
land
The 10th having been observed as holi-
day in all Pleading markets, the following
intelligence refers only to one days busi-
ness, Monday the 9Th. ...,,.- .-.-..-
Bourse lower, 69-SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
Revenue decision.

In regard to the amendment to the Ex-
else law, that No stamp duty shall be
required on powers Of attorney or any
other papers relating to applications for
bouniies, arrearages of pay, or pensions,
or to receipt thereof from time to time
acting Commissioner Estee has decided
that ii exempts from stamp duty all papers
relating to applications for bOunties, ar
rearages of pay or pensions, whether such
applications are made by or on behalf Of
officers or privates of the army, or officers
or marines, or sailors Of the navy, or Of
other persons who are, or at the time of
such application, may have been in the
service Of the United States. But it can
not be construed to exempt from stamp
duty applicants of claims for prize money,
or papers relating to such applications Of
claims
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
FROM NEW YnRK.
EL~O+tA W. " A0ANAAa
New YORK. March 26

NEW 1Ohk, Mafcn 70.
The steamer Ariel arrived to day from
Aspinwall 10th, with Sl59,5 SCI in treasure.
Washington specials state that rebel
sympathizers say that the rebel leaders
are preparing to concentrate their whole
available force near Chattanooga, where
they will " die in the last ditch
IL is stated that the rebels are feeling
the cutter lines of the Army Of the POto-
mac, indicating an attack Upen our army.
Scouts report the rebels are moving in
fantry in the direction of Culpepper.
The President has decided to make the
first draft from the States deficient in quo
tas.
mand
Advices from Havana to the 18th and
Vera Cruz 4th are received. Puebls had
not been taken nor did the French advance
appear Iapid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
"a Whole NuEar.v

AT recent negro celebration, an Irish
man stood listening to Frederick Douglass,
who was expatiating upon Government
and Freedom, and as the orator came to a
period from highest pOetical heights, the
Irishman said:
HBedsd, he spoke well for nsgar."
"Don't you know said one q that he
isn't negro ? he is only half negro"
ik"0nly half nagar, is he? Well if a
half nagar can talk in that style, Pm
thinking q whole nagar might beat the
Prophet Jeremiahl"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
BURNSIDE ASSUMES MS NEW CONF
MAND.

CIEcIENATI, March 26.
Burnside has issued sn order assuming
command of the Department OF the Ohio.
The order gives general satisfaction
Indiana is made a separate military dis
trict, under General Darlington, who re-
ports 10 Burnside.
There was considerable skiTmishing be.
tween our cavalry and the rebel advance,
south of Kentucky river, yesterday. The
rebel advance is estimated at from 2, 500
to 10000. Our troops are concentrating
rapidly. Confidence is felt in our ability
to .repel the rebels. .-.l
Commercials dispatches from Memphis
state that Farragurs vessel recaptured the
Indianola without resistance. The rebels
had worked on her and she was nearly
ready for service. The Queen of the
West is up Black River out Of reach.
The Jackson Appeal of the 18th says that
Banks failed to make the land attack and
Farragut went in alone and passed the
rebel batteries at night under terrific
cannonade. Thirty of the Mississippis
officers and crew were captured.
1t is rumored that Haines Bluff has been
Aanked by water ronte.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

INCREAsED TAX ON ToBACCo.-Some of the
tobacco manufacturers of the West have
been manufacturing a tobacco prepared with
alIith stems in, but sWeetened like chewing,
though being made with all the stems in
They only paid five cents per pound tax on
it, claiming it to be a smoking tobacco. The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
eided this to be an evasion of the law, and
has directed the Assessor to collect the chew
ing tax on it, viz: Is cents per pound.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27


&c acres god grsps land ~ miles from sandu ny
50 acTez God Imbered land we'll located in WOcd 20
half mile from aud grist mill.
Also 81 acres in eOr.er Co Ind, will exchange for
hOu and lot in City, or small farm. IA r..
House and a. ont twO acres in Berea fruit &c 81 rO1
t0o Bric House and 70 acres choice land in Cola
mer, on Euclid road. s6,OGO Or will seu the h0nss
and ucres tor 1900.
Two Houses ard lots on tihio street 10 rooms each
Three Houses aId lots Like street. ear PttsburV
Il K Mach no shop pic IS Q, $50 aud 81 POO
House and lot on Nebster-s., 81, 80 wi exchange
for small fam. ..H. o. n.
Kinsnlan 81 near Forest, good two-story fame
house. IOroou, large lot, with fruit and shrub
berry 1850. ...
Three iioussi and 10 5 on Lake-st mar Pittsburgh
L. K. Machine ShOps, price 46nO &9J0 and 81 200.
change f0fA sauall farm.
KiBsmsu-st., near FUrgst. gDsd tEO-st0ry frame
house, 10 rocns, large lot with fruit and shrub
Two houses and lots on Hqntinglon-st., near Pros
pects $500 Tor bo b, or one for 81 800. . -.- ~
Brick house and lot Ia Fu!rport, house rooms.
pleasantly lOca ed, good fruit, exchanged for
western land with f2Ou cash.
HOus5 and lotion SeOvil St, 81 200.
House and ! I on Muirs0n-st-S house stories, 10
/ House sndiot On HiI-st., with grocery house, two
stories. rooms, $1,000, or will eXchangs for a
small farm -
MulTs0n-sI--Large two story House and Lot with
Barn.. ....--. ..H ~
lhfge Brick House 10 good style with water and gas
aud lot aixl50 seet, kinsman near Erie st.
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Substitutes for the Rebel Army Exhaus-
IiOn of the Military Population

Substitutes for the Rebel Army-- Exhnus-
IiOu of the Military Population.
In Richmond paper Of the 18th inst
we find sixteen advertisements for substi-
tutes, with the condition generally at
tached that be must be over forty-fiVe
years Of age which shows that the pOpula-
ton of the regular military age, between
eighteen and forty five, must be exhausted,
and that the rebellion is on its last legs,
when it must resort to old men to fight Its
battles.
To show the pressure that exists, we
may state that in nearly all the advertise
ments "a liberal price is offered, while in
one the specific sum Of 81, 900 is held out,
with the remark that bugler is pre-
ferred," and the man must be of sober
and industrious hGbitsh In another ad-
vertisement the sum Of S4OO is offered as
a reward for the arrest Of q substitute who
deserted after getting his pay. We are
told he is a Canadian by birth" ALI
these are indications Of the Southern in
surrectiOn are now reduced. Their men
are exhausted. Their money has become
almost worthless, being four or five hun
dred per cent. below the par standard Of
gold. One vigorous effort now, and the
rebellion is forever laid low.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

l005 A. n--DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stoupinVa
WillOughby, Peinesville, GeneYa, Ashtabuia
Connsau and Girard only, and arrives q
Erie Al l:s5 P. n; DunkirS st lse5 P. H.; But
lalo a. 5.35 P. n ...r
$50 P. M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIba
-st9tping & all stations and arrive5 st E,ir
a. I:3l-r. n
500 ?. g.-hiGllr E4PRESS FBAIN-St0pplnqI
EainesFlllet Ashtabula and Gfrard only, ant.
arrives 81 Erie st u:s0 P. T.; Dunklrk lsi3 A.
n; Bufal0 3;05 A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

STEALING OYsTERs.-A hitherto respectable
woman named Ellen Gregory, whose hus-
band is an industrious mechanic, went into
Charles Chandler's provision store on 0nta-
rio street last evening, about o'clock, and
stole two cans of oysters. She was detected
in the theft and handsd over to officer
Schmidt, who took her to tho watch-house.-
She felt very badly over the matter, and al
legged that it was the first time she ever stole
anything. She will have an examination to-
morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

EDIToRs LEADER;-There is certain gas
filter near the Public Square who is engaged
in making COpperhead badges and selling
the same for fifteen cents apiece. Would it
not be well for our city authorities to look
into the matter, or are such vile COpperheads
to remain unmolested?
Please insert the above in your columns
and Oblige "One who is down on Copper
heads"
CLEVELAND, March 25, 1863.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

ANoNG the March Fashions lie FOIlet
notices velvet zOuaves, which are worn with
white muslin dres: es, and velvet vests, trim
med with white feathers or fur. Gold en-
brpiderery is no longer worn. Vests
are also made of white easbmeres, and the
skirt of the same trimmed with sable or
chincbilla. A figured tulls bonnet, quite
plain on the shape, with curtain of
blonde, edged with a Tom Thumb -
fringe of white feathers, surmOuntsd by two
rows of green velvet, is considers quite
pretty. The edge of the front is bound with
green velvet. On one side is placed bOquet
Ofwhite feathers; on the other, an algrette
ofWhite lilac, mixed with ivy leaves. Ban
deau Of green velvet and white lilac. '-'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

PRovosT MARsHALs.-The appointments Of
Provost Marshals for Ohio, under the new
conscript law, have not yet been announced,
though we see it stated in New York paper
that they are nearly made out. It is rumored
that Col. Geo. B.senter will receive the ap-
pOiRtment for this district. q 1IgE4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExANISATIONs.-The clos
ing exercises Of the Public Schools, for the
current term, will be held on Friday, 9th
inst, commencing at 2 O'Clock P. n. The
exercises will consist OfreEdings, reeitatiOns,
compositions, deelamations, dialogues, vocal
and instrumentaImusiea and free gymnastics
thelatter a new but valuable feature in most
of the schools.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

An IndisnspOlis dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Gazette says that a private soldier,
who recently deserted from the enemy,
took The oath Of allegiance, and returned
there as spy, has been found guilty by 8
cOurt-martial. The President has ap-
proved the verdict and he will be shot
near that city at en- early day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

The ladies of WiIIoughby, ever prompt in
aiding our soldiers in the field, had an enter
tainment at the Jackson House in Willoughby
last week, Tuesday evening. Mr.. Jackson,
the proprietor, donated the use of his house
for the occasion. They realized Sis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

LEAVES OF ABSENCE AND FURLoUGHs.-In
many. instances throughout the country,
newspapers, noticing the advent home of off,
GERS, say they have SO many days fur
Tough " This term, as applied to officers, is
Incorrect: officers receive leaves of abb
sence; non commissioned officers and pri-
Yates, furlougbs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

BosToE, March 26.
The Maine Legislature has adopted
concurrent resolutions endorsing Lincoln's
Proclamation offering compensated eman-
cipatiOn and the use of negroes in the
military service, and opposing all sug-
pestious of compromise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

FeR ToLEDo.-The propeller OwegO, Capt.
Bryant, of the Erie Railway Line, sails this
afternoon for Toledo. She has been painted
and roftted and looks as good as new. Sever
al craft have cleared from this port within
couple Of DAYS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
A Helena (ArlanaaaJ dispatch 10 tho

A Helena (Arkansas) dispatch to the
Cincinnati Commercial says;
HNothing later from the direction Of
Vicksburg. I have pretty good authority
for saying the status Of Vicksburg will not
be changed soon. It is possible that no
direct attack viii be made there for a
month yet After that time its evacuation
may be looked for, or if that should not
happen, it viii be attacked from an alto
gether unexpected direction. The YazOo
Pass expedition will get through in tlme
but viii not be the force that viii take
Vicksburg. It may assist some, however,
if it arrives in time.
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FROM CONCORD, nh,

CONCORD, n H., March g.
The official vote for member Of Congress
in the First District will not be declared
until May. 1t is believed that Marcy is
elected by from 80 to 75 majority. East
man ran behind the combined vote for
Governor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

The Government has information thas
leading rebels, including men as promi-
nent in the Government as Judah P. Ben
jsmin, are converting their available
property into foreign exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

IN 6lTR6E.- fobi1 1 M6ULDG ia E6Ms0N. \ son
NEW FIGS-IN LARGE AND
fsblf -'''' '--''' MOULD EUMsEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

ARREsTED.-Julia Grant, tough customer
and kabitue of the watch house, got drunk
on Prospect street yesterday, and was brought
in on coal cart. The effect of coal dust
upon her dress and face was not calculated
to enhance her personal attraoiions. @ =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

Hon. John J. Henry, the newly-ap-
pointed Commissioner and Consul-General
from the United States to the Republic of
Liberia, is eOnyeyancer, and farmer, re-
siding near Delaware City, Delaware.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

d AISINS-IN WHOLE, HALF AND
III quarter boxes something extra
fabIl MOULD 4 NUMgTN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

General HeintzeIman has caused the Of
foers Of the guards who allowed Captain
MOsley to capture General stOughton, to
be 'dishonoFaBly dismissed the service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE,
sold By w. l. MARvIN. go!e Agent.


Isnow so we'll known and generally esteemed, that
IL Is deemed unnecessary 70 into any lenglhsHedPr
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities OF
other stOvog, there have been several important i'm
proyements recently made 10 the " Dispateai which
most -fs arf- ~ H'Irl5
Perfect and Economical Stove In Use.
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fire
Chamber, producing the most perfect combustion
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, consuming
smoke and improving the operations OF the ssoVe
Kasther is q ueW.y invtnted PORTABLE ASH
BOX attached TO the stove which receives the ashes
which fall from the fire door, and is easily removed
TGtse WY msteriai additions to the value Of The
Stove are secured By pate e, and render IT, beYop
com larison, with the New Movable Crate the
most .. ..-f -.#-.. -....
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be had in any market.
IncdditiOn also, all the plates which CONS in con-
tact win the nre have been greatly increased in
weight - --..- i. 80.
Oven boing thoroughly ventilated Il will produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal 10 that Of Bakers
Brick OVen hoasslng en1 Ioasting is aone Dei9tS s
the open IRE. and Bruilns over live Goals On IN
hearth common sense dictates IL is manniactufec
In TINS city, and me mateTsl 9sea enq a ne NofA
nanshtp are Of the best Quallty 9nAlys u eEee PEI
s satisfaction % ALL IS hundreds Of II
this city and surrounding country, who are daBI
using tti VIII testify lH lIat
THE MORNING STAB COOKING STOVE is $
ofhers, make our stock coznpIsts. We also have
hand q rsst ysTsfy of PsrIor and otherbO
Ing Stoves, Tor Goal or Wood, at reduoed prices.
We are constantly supplied with eli the newest And
most beautiful styles o. -rl-- f aEf .-cE
ENANELBD GRA TES.-;zs--
Aso-all OF the Il oit useful articles of House Eur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We arc Just receiving tie latest improved styles o.
BIRD CAGES, which 0hered st the lowest prices
We manufacture largely aud hsYe for salo at vhole
sails and retail, the various articles Of Plain and
JaYaus5 lin, Copper and Sbest-ErOs Var,
We oaer the alnost endless variety Of goods In t
line for sale ct the lowest cash prices, on the or
PRIOE SYSTEM. .l ra iN 1l iI
HB-An HOusekeepers and these who contsn1pis.o Q
Housekeeping, and the 'srest Of MANKIND" mo
cordially invited to call before purchasing e5swhel
ald Judge for themselves. SATlsFAcTIoN Is GUAEkk-
TGED at tho -- -.-.-f az. -.HT I.f...
STOVE AND CRATE EMP0Rl I'M
| Of .--ar --.-f -. fl- W L. MARVIN 81
No. 50, S6uth side PHb. SIuars,
mc=26 .-izalIEF ''.H ~ Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

Chase has more 1iOaey than he Wants.
Government, says the Herald of Monday,
is now receiving at a very low rate of in
terest more money than is required for the
payment Of the entire expenses Of the war.
On Friday and yesterday the receipts at
this point alone Of money on deposit at
per cent. on call exceeded a million per
day, which supposes at least a million and
n quarter at all the sub-treasuries. The
receipts for conversion for the past day or
two have averaged S75O,OOO per day, and
il may fairly be assumed that the average
will not fall below 100000 from this out,
so long as the money market is undis-
turbed Add to this 100000 q day from
internal taxes-s very low average-and
we have an aggregate revenue of 81, 2,300,-
900 a day-more than the total war ex-
psnditure. Besides this, the Government
is receiving over 100000 each working
day in gold from customs, and the bank
note companies are printing 81, ,25O,000 a
day of paper money. eElse I'D
What more could Government Want2 So
long as the total expenditures .occasioned
by the war are betrayed voluntary con-
tributions in this manner, it would be so
obviously impolitic to attempt new schemes
that it may be safely concluded that they
will not be tried When the 800, ,O00,O 900
limit of call loans has been reached, il may
be proper to offer loan, and if we have
some military successes it will sell WE'LL
In the meantime the obvious policy of the
Government is to take all the money which
is offered atfive per fcent and in exchange
for $40 bonds, and TO avoid any measure
which would have tendency to check de-
pOsits either on call or for conversion. An
issue of interest bearing Treasury notes
convertible into legal tender, and there
fore practically money! will probably be
made as soon as the limit fixed by law to
the five per cent. deposits has been
reached.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

CHtFtA-AA u NuS s-CCoAA Ne-F1AAgs
The Warren Chrniele states that Rev.
E. 7. Brown Of the Baptist Church Of that
place, has received the appointment Of
Chaplain of the End Ohio Cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
Holm q. JENNINGS,
- Successor to Rouse Jennings,) iii
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble BIock, 2l1 suporior-st. .

nG-will buy spd sell Real Estate on Commission,
Bent and Olect Rents, &C.
G8-HO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only chsresd
for Sales CT Exchanges Actually Made. Is :
B-Ais1 is ues Policies ct Lowest Paying Rates In
Roliable Eastern Insurance Companies. ll-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

Wool GROWERS CoEvEETIoN.-NextT Thurs
day, there is to be a convention of Wool
Growers in Rochester, N. Y. Among the
subjects announced for discussion is the pro-
priety of shearing sheep without washing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

CLEVELAND, March 25, 1868.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
MATTERS.
[FrOm Last Evenings EdItIOn.l

The OIL MAREET,-Refned petroleum is
selling in this market at S5 and SO cents
81, so by barrel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

The WEIGH STAKD.-MT jerome jackson,
proprietor Of the Jackson House, WillOugh-
by, has purchased the old WEIGH stand in
East Cleveland and win open there soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
REAL ESTATE
RFAL RSTATE ZOE sALE.

1--WE CHOICE BUILDING LOFs ON
II KINSMAN STREET, opposite Irwin street.
Several lots on CHARLES STREET, two with one
story horses on them. a ls..- b .rLI rf
luirs % ntH ..-it-- q. BABUMLER.
uiarchlLs34 -..- sae Harr ~ sFrr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

To LHT. --H
Cottage on OntariO-st., moth Of the Presbyterian
Church. $500
4 large store basement the south side Public
SQUARE, near Oniario-st.
House Oh Erie st., $50.
HOuse o eyOn-st.
House No. ~ Park How, $3.50. .rt .H-
Two Rooms jOXjl, 81 and 4th stores in Clothisr's
Block sgpeii0r-st-, near K R crossing
very COED Brick House, no. Isl kinsman-st.
No. It2 sonaca-5t., Grocery and Feed store, a good
Htsnd. r-t.
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
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FARMs AND OUT LOIS.

81 acres on OuyahogI river miles from city 45 acres
go0d river bottom, Is ACRES iimi er, b. ick house
and mall barn, $50 will exchange in part for city
property.
II acres uhgice g-r land, ad Oining allup nurse
'ry, choice iruit new frame house, sfGD.
l3 on kinsmau-st and wilson's Avenue larse
.twO-stcry D, lex house, - rooms good fruit.
Isl miles from city, good land no buildings,
S2U per acre.
acres On Wilson's Avenue, near Kmsman-at 5000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

Lieut. Col. J. F. Asper of the 9TH, has
been discharged for disability and has re-.
turned to Warren. 8z.a sl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
NOTICE 10 ABSENT SOLDIERS.

HEADQUARTERS OHIO MILITIA s
Vol. MILITIA, COLUMBUS March 26.
Soldiers absent without leave or over
time may get transportation 10 Columbus
by applying TO any ticket agent at the
railroad stations throughout the State on
or before March 3Istr rS1e
Press throughout the State copy and no
tice. ..l .-,7--.t =.
GEO. B. WRIGHT, q NJ. G. of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

LONDON, March II.
The Polish affairs continue threatening.
SancerVitz has been proclaimed Dieta-
tor and has issued stirring manifesto
calling the Poles to arms.