Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1868.
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"'Tis false" as the girl said when her
lever told her she had beautiful hair.
The soldiers mail 10 and from Murfrees-
boro', Tennessee, carries from lO,OOO to
1900 letters daily.
The St. Louis Democrat thinks the NUM-
Der Of Shareholders in Missouri to be nearer
10000 than 10000.
The Prince Of Wales is said to Save
grown very coarse and sensual in appear
anee within the last two years.
He who asked the daughters hand and
got the fathers foot, had the consolation Of
knowing that his wooing was not bootless,
A Richmond correspondent Of the Mo
bile Advertiser says the State Of Virginla
lost 81 600 600, and the Confederate States
nearly S2,0O0OOO, by the recent fire in
Richmond.
The War Department has ordered ten
IOinch Columbiads and a quantity Of
ordnance stores to be forwarded at once
for the fertilization on Clark's Point, near
New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Well may the resels cry, " Our sufferings
is intolerable." At Franklin, louisiana
whisky is fifty cents drink, and poker
deck Of very common playing cards brings
So.
The number Of persons already buried in
Greenwood Cemetery equals the entire
population of New York City in the year
isiO.
Some of the young women may think
single-blessedness an excellent thing, but
most Of them know a game worth two Of
that.
Peas sold in the market yesterday, says
the Lynchburg Republican of the 4th, at
the enormous price of five dollars a quart,
being one hundred and sixty dollars q
bushel.
A few days since q refugee citizen of
Washington came from Richmond, sold two
fine brick houses on J street for gold,
pocketed the cash, and comfortably re-
turned 10 Richmond Such scenes are
common" it is said.
The Winards, of Washington, leased
their hotel before the passage Of the legal
tender act. Rent has been rendered in
paper, which the Willards have refused to
accept, and brought suit for the fullflment
of the contract by payment in gold.
The editor Of the Worchester Spy has
eaten small piece of the Prince of Wales
wedding cake. He says it is very rich and
would spoil digestion-but after all any
honest Yankee housewife could make as
good.
Among the evidences of treason discov-
cred in Maryland, was a direct invitation
from leading members of a secret organi-
zstion 10 General Lee to make another in
vasion of Maryland.
The St. Catharines (Cansda) Journal
states that the number Of Yankee skedad-
dlers coming to that town is becoming sc
large that the authorities are beginning tC
fear for the propriety, morals aud welfare
Of the genuine citizens.
Joseph Booth, of New Haven, as an eI-
pertinent, buried some Isabella grapes in
his garden last October. A few days age
be took out some of them, and they were
as fair and plump as the day he put them
in the ground.
One Of the crew Of the whaleship Eu-
pirates, of New Bedford, was discovered to
be a young girl, who had smuggled herself
on board at New Bedford in the dress of q
boy. She was landed at Telcsnuano, to be
sent home. She is said to belong to a re-
spectacle family.
A Peter Funk attached to a New York
mock auction room has been muleted in
the sum Of one thousand dollars for abus-
ing as a piokpocket a gentleman who in
terposed a word of caution to a victim who
was being plucked.