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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21
THE WAR IN TENNFssRR.


MuRRREEsBORo', March 10.
The rumors heretofore given Of
the proposed rebel invasion Of Kentuekv
are not groundless. I learn from a South
ern man who left Chattanooga that rebei
troops are known to have left VIRGINIA
They did not reinforce Bragg but eo1csu-
trated at Knoxville, Tenn.
Yesterday body Of four hundred rebels
crossed the Cumberland at RoWena, Ken
lucky, and it was reported that large
force was following. It is suspected that
the invasion had already begun.
a bill to organize a volunteer navy has
been introduced into the rebel Senate.
The rebel Senate has resolved that the
President shall issue q proclamation dis
shading the further cultivation Of cotton
and tobacco and enjOining the planting Of
grain Governor Brown, OfGeOrgia, threat
ems to do the same.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the IIth saws
Bragg's army is in better condition and
more bent upon its mission than ever be-
fore.
Rebel papers speak Of Hooker's army es
having been sent to Port Royal.
Mobile papers say ample preparations are
making TO give our troops a warm recep-
ton on the Tallahachie.
General 10. Johnson was st Mobile On
the 14th.
FRASKLH, TENN, March 2O.-A oOnsid-
cradle Of the enemy's cavalry re-crossed
Duck River and advanced towards Frank
lin yesterday, but were driven back. The
bridge at Columbia has been rebuilt and
General Van Dorm is said to have teen
largely reinforced. Cavalry skirmishss
occur daily. We have had the advantage
in position.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

MuRDER IN AURORA, OHIo.-We learn that
yesterday afternoon L. T. Osborn, of the
firm Of Osborn Hammond, of Bedford, was
shot, and probably mortally wounded, by an
Irishman named Thomas Gibson. The mur-
dsrer fed to the woods. Gibson was in the
employ, as IabOrer, Of John J. Eldridge,
the father-in-law of Osborn, and Osborn was
assisting Mr.. Eldridge in managing his dairy
business. The night previous Gibson was in
formed that he would be under the direction
of Osborn as to his labOrs, upon which Glib
son exhibited a great deal of bad temper and
made many threats Yesterday morning be
left for the village, saying he would see if
the law would make him work under an
agent. BE returned in the afternoon with q
rife ard went to where Osborn was engaged
with men putting up building. He went
up to Osborn and saying two or three words
raised the rife and fred, the ball passing
through osborn's neck, and then fed os-
born was alive at last accounts.
Gibson is a straight, weIl-built Irishmani
about 5 feet 10 inches, flushed face, features
angular, his nose turned slightly to one side,
He wore a sandy mOustache and chin-whisk-
ers. Had on, when he left, fur cap, blue
blouse and rubber boots, and wore 3 shaw
with crescent Bhaped shawl pin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21
sOUTHRRN NEWS.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF POTONAC,
March 20, 1868.

March 20, 1868.
The Richmond Examiner Of yesterday
has an extraordinary leader, the tone Of
which is evidently intended to prepare the
public mind of the South for serious re-
verses on the line Of the RsppahannOck.
It commences as follows: The active oper-
ations Of the Federal army under Hooker
are now commenced, and either decisive
battle or retreat of General Lee must be
the speedy consequence. The latter con-
tingency is possible but not probable, and
another heavy struggle over the line Of the
Rappahs lnock may be safely anticipated.
After speeulating upon the supposed
plan Of General Hooker and the strength
and probability ofsuceess Of Lees forces, the
editor remarks; "IR, however, the Confed-
crate force is not sufficiently numerous TO
prevent the completion Of the maneuvre it
is supposed that no course remains but to
fall back upon some point nearer Richmond
and give the enemy battle at greater dis
lance from his base"
There is nothing Of Importance from any
scene Of active operations in the field
There wasa heavy fall Of snow here during
the day and last night.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ITO the Chicago Tribune1
FROM WASHINGTON.
Funds for the Western Troops
Increase Of the NaVy--The
Consumption Law,
WASHINGTON. March 10.


The requisitiOns of Paymasters for the
Western armies are now being rapidly
filed at the Treasury Department. Many
Of these troops haven'tb been paid since last
fall.
Captain Barston, of the regular army,
formerly Chief of Staff to General Ian
der, and afterward to General Mcdowell,
goes tomorrow to the Army Of the Poto-
mac, as Adjutant General for Hooker, un-
der Seth Williams.
Sixteen more iron clads are to be fur
nished by New Years. Thirty more YES.
sells were added to the navy since the last
Navy Register, just published, was made
out, making nearly five hundred in all.
Governor Gurley started for Cincinnati
this afternoon. He will return in two
months to get final instructions for Ari-
zona. He had an interview to-day with
the President, Secretary Of War; General
Halleck, and the Postmaster General.
Arizona is to be added to the Department
Of California, under General Wright
General Coulton, in command of New
Mexico, favOring the change. Troops viii
be sent from California to defend the new
Territory. A regular mail to the Terrific
~, through Mesilla Valley to Tucson, will
soon be established.
General Stoneman, Chief Of HOokers
cavalry, writes in private letter that the
Army of the Potomac was never SO thor
Oughly organized or efficient as now.
Our armies welcome the CONSUMPTION law
with enthusiasm, and declare that if the
necessity arises they will march to enforce
it. A Brigadier General in Rosecrans'
army says that it was electrified with joy
at its passage. In General Hooker's army
the soldiers are all talking about it, and
speculating as to the best means Of carry
ing it out. A general officer at Baton
Rouge writes that it is the one thing need
full to save the country.
Six Paymasters in the Department Of
Tennessee and Kentucky, recently dis
missed from service on the recommends
tiOn of Major c. 7. Larned, and reported
incompetent viz: Foote, Mures, Lowry,
Hay, Baber and Hays, have been reinstat-
ed. The value of LarneFs report can be
estimated from the fact that Isaac N. Cook,
the gambler and defaulter, was reported as
efficient and of excellent character. The
curse pursued by Larned has been the
subject Of severe criticism, and he has been
removed for irregularity and insubOrdina-
tiOn.
Strenuous efforts are making to procure
the reversal Of fex-Commissioner Boutwelps
decisions that burial cases are not to be
understood as coming within the meaning
of holloW-ware in the Tax law, and are
therefore subject to three per cent. duty,
like other manufactures, instead Of dol
lar and a half a ton.
Cincinnati has sent messenger here to
induce Commissioner Lewis to overrule
this decision of Mr.. Boutwell,.
The Government is hard at work select
ing officers under the Consumption law.
Probably all will be appointed at once, the
list being kept open till completed.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


PER NoRwEGIAN LIvERPooI March s.
COTToN-Msrket opened at decline Of 5Sdld, but
under American and Indian advices the decline was
almost recovered Sales during the week eco bales
closing about last week quotations fer American
FRIDAYS MARKET-Firm, except for corn, which
WAS declining.
PROVISIONS
CONsOLs-g276 for money.
AMERICAN SEoURIrIEs-IllinOis Central 425fd43S
per cent discounti Erie 427s943i United States 5s
90,
At Tuesdays market -four declined 6d@Is Wheat
declined l@zd and corn Cd.
Bgland, Athaya, Richardson & Spence report -four
dull and Cd lower.
WHEAT-Heavy and l92d lower Red Western gs
as Sd; Red southern Sass Cd White Western IOs0
los Cd; White Southern Ilsl1lls Cd.
CoRS-Flat and cd lower. Mixed 2ss Cd. White
2993ls.
The same authorities report:
BEEF-Market tending downward and slightly
lower.
PORK-Yery dull.
BACON-Inactive and lc lower.
LARD-Quiet and steady.
SUGAR-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE-Inactive.
March 6thstock of Cotton in Fort lG5 200 bales Of
which 81, 900 is American.
LARD-Tending downward.
LONDON, March s.
BREADsTUFFs-Are heavy and still declining
SUGAR-Qulet but steady.
COFFEE-Firm.
TEA-Tending downwards
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FROM HILTON HEAD.

HILIUN HID lIl1IOII To
The latest intelligence from the Black
Brigade, which is now marching into Flor
ida, is that they have taken several i'm
portant points, with many prisoners, and
captured large quantities Of munitions and
supplies and are still driving the enemy
before them. ~
The expected arrival here Of another
army corps, said to be Burnside's, the de-
parture Of which is noticed by the Rich
mond papers, has created fresh hopes and
additional enthusiasm among our troops.
A Charleston paper speaks Of the ex-
pected arrivaIof some distinguished mill
tary characters to witness the expected bat
tie at that point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

Having had over twenty years experience in tho
treatment of Chronic Diseases Of every character
pecaly the Threat and Lungs, will give perfect sat
isfactiOn TO all who may apply for relief Having had
successful practice In the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat
sfactory reference can be given at any OF the above
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts
factory, the money shall be refuaded for all such med
from g 90 TO S3, 90.
R-l he Doctor be consulted the last two " eeks
of every month at his resicence No. 62 Garden-St.,
Cleveland, q. Pest Office address-Box I'LL.
febZ3: R2S- ltRmdGw s. g. CLARK NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

HEAVY Stock OF Doors AND SHOEs.-We
were surprised yesterday, on dropping in at
100 Superior street, to behold the immense
stock Of goods on sale there. 1t is one Of the
largest and most complete ever brought to
this market, was selected with the greatest
care, embracing every variety of style,
shape, quality and price. We cannOtunder-
take to enumerate the different styles Of
boots, shoes, CATERS, &C., for men, women
and children, but advise all to call and exam
inc for themselves. IfSuttles & Co. cannot
suit them, both in quality and price, it will
hardly be worth their time to look further.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

A MARINE ITEM.-We learn that Oliver C.
scOvill, Esq, and Captain Walter Blair Scott
have recently purchased the schooner R.
Gibbs and are fitting it up for the opening of
navigation. It lies at the Michigan Central
dock. The center-board is receiving exten-
siye repairs and the ruddsr is being thorough
ly overbauled. She is being handsomely
painted with coal tar. Her inside works will
be grained-whenever she has a grain cargo.
We don't know who is to command the Gibbs
the coming season, but hear that one of the
owners, whose experience in the weigh lock
ably fits him for the post, will walk the guar
ter deck. We will report upon the progress
made upon the center-board, from time to
time. Success to the Gibbs.
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NEW YORK IlARKRT.-sIarch 30.
TuT4urwdunuw

FlOur-Market opened firm and closed dull and 90
lOc lower. Sales at S7,O097,l5 extra state; S7,4O6
10 extra round hooped Ohio; E,559s,9o trade
Whisky-Market opened quiet and closed shade
hrmsr. Sales at 45G465kc. Including 80 bbls i & d
at 47c.
Wheat-Market quiet and nominal. The supply
is quite limited and holders are disposed to insist on
null prices Sales Chicago spring 81 S1le eS, and win
ter red western Sl,7lGl,7S.
Barley-Market dull and noIlinally UNCHANGED
Barley mnlt-Market dull and nOminally un-
changed.
change and only very limited supply Of sound Sales
at 9O99lc for sound; sldS9c for unsOund.
Oats-Firm with good inquiry. Sales at S36s5c
for common to prime.
Beans-Firmer. Sales AZ g, ,25as, 30 for mediums;
60 3jd13, 80 for marrOEfats.
POrk-Market without material change, rather
more doing.
E,ard-Steady
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Probable Abandonment of the Lake
Providence Canal Scheme
Movement of the Fleet
through YazOo Pass.
[Totbe Cincinnati Gazette ]

lAOlue Clnclnnau 6alette
CAIBo, March 19.
Adviees of a later date arrived to-day
from Memphis, but the news was snticips-
ted by your dispatches of last night. 1t is
thought below that the success Of the canal
opposite Vicksburg would Obviste the ne
cessity of completing the Lake Providence
scheme, and that the latter would be absn-
doned for the present
There has been large movement of
the feet of transports and gunbOats up
YazOo Pass. More are going up daily. In
a short time all of McPherson's corps will
have gone this way. On this movement
hangs the fate of Vicksburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

NoTI TO MARrNERs.-Ihe following notice to
mariners appears in the Canadian papers
From and after the openingo of navigation the light
house on the wharf at Port Hope hRrDOr, will show
white light east and west and red light south.
9. HUGHES Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21
FROlINRW YORK.

INV IUhAi liafcu 70.
Secretary Chase viii, It IS re55rted, be
here next week with his matured plan for
a loan.
Washington letters say it will be impos-
sible to draft before June, or perhaps
July. In the meantime the Government
will prepare beforehand for their equip
ment; also that loan OF one hundred
million dollars has been rendered the Gov
ernment by a distinguished German bank
ing house.
There is TO be a grand review Of the
Army Of the Potomac under General
Hooker.
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Internal Revenue Notice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE,0
18TH DISTRICT, ONO,
CLEyELASD, March 20, 1868.
The manufacturers taxes, and any other
unpaid taxes in CuyahOga county, for the
month Of February, 1858, and also the like
taxes for January, unpaid, are now payable,
and must be paid during the ensuing ten
days. This notice will also apply to licenses
unpaid, for which applications have been
made. Payment to be made at my office as
above.
Only UNITED STATES MONEY re-
ceiVed.
Office open from A. N. to 3P.N.
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
meh2l:433 Collector.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

UE1vERsAL1sM.-Rev C. L. shipman, of
Andover, will preach this Saturday evening,
at 71I O'Clock, at Sons of Temperance Hall,
opposite the Postofies. There will be ser
vices also at 101f A. n. tomorrow, at the
same place. Rev. Mr.. Shipman is one of
the most eloquent speakers in the denomina-
ton. The public are respectfully invited to
attend, mareh211t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

CARTER ZoUAYE TRoUPE.-TO-nigbt is the
last opportunity afforded for seeing this ex-
csllent troupe at the Academy of Music
They give matinee this afternoon at two
O'Clock. Children will be admitted for ten
cents each. Adults admitted to all parts of
the house for twenty five cents.
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NY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90

IB1 IELEdEAFd-I
MOney-Market steady at per cent. for loans on
call.
5IerlIns Exchange-Dun at l7O@l7l for prime
GoId-Lower, opening at 54A@54z1, and closing
weak at 55461545f.
Government StOcks-Are dull. go Treasury
Notes lO5s@lU7i u s. 6s Of 81 registered lO3S; do.
Year Certificates e92s; do IN; U. s. s. of 6s
State stOcks-AlissOuri 6's 6I1k Tennessee 6's
81. Z -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

AUorIox.-TO-day, at II o'clock precisely,
there will be sold at the Auction Room of o.
Cutter & Son, No. 134 Bank street, new sett
of double harness, (silver plated and one
new single harness, (silver plated.) These
harnesses are made in the best manner, and
will be sold without any reserve whatever.
mrch2I.It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

No ToBlcoO IN NAsHvILLE.-The Nash
vile (Tennessee) Union, Of recent date,
says there is not a single hogshead of tobacco
in Nashville at this time. One house had
been known in previous years to have $500
hogshesds in their warehouse between the
Ist Of January and the lst of March.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21
NEW ADVKRTIsEmENFs.

Freeman a kellogg Closing Gut Sale.
G. P. Stevsns-store and Cheese House for Sale.
D. NJ. somersille-Howe Sewing Machine.
Clark Rockefsllsr- Seeds.
J. n. Hower-eroceries.
Lost-A Pocket Book.
Jas. Brokenshirc-For Sale Cheap.
Francis Braneh-Carriage for Sale.
Prospsct-st-HOuss for Reat
er-PapoIs-Loeal Notice.
UniVensa ism-Local Nolics.
Religious Eotiee-Local Notice.
Auction-Locol Notice.
Wilson q Wiadie0mbe-I ady's Book-LoeaI Notice
R. Parsons-Revenue NOtice-Local Notice.
Wm. J. Tait-C. L. A.-Lo5al Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

RECovEEED.-COlOnel i" Hi" Brown, of the
I45th Penhsylvauia Infantry, who was shot
through the shoulder and thigh at Fredsr-
icksburg, has recovered from his wounds and
viii leave Erie on Wednesday next to rejOin
his regiment.
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OPTICAL,
sOIOmonsOn,g ImprOEed speetacle,.
L. h sOLOMOgsON.
pRAoTIoAL AND sOIENTIEI0 OPTlO1A

FhAUIIUAL AND 5UINNIIEIU UFIIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of an
the trade. From his long residence in this City,
and the extensive patronage received during thai
time he would say his old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could be put forth C
the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grOunC
under his inspection, to suit the eyes, in all
curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation OF thf
Eye and imparting strength for long reading and IN
sewing. The reputation OF SOLOMONS0N'S estAb-
Mshment the most reliable to get the beat articles
in that line that can be obtained has become es
tablshed fact and gttsted By his patrons whose ad
vice it Is: GO TO SOLOmONSOH'S, (make no mis-.
take,) l3O Superior-St., under the American, and
there you will fnd the best kind OF SPEOTACLEs
adapted TO your sight
bzs-Mr. SOlomOnson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Len
ses, and those who desire pair OF his 6pectace8
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment.
80 ARTlFIOlAL EYEs inserted WithoutpAin
aB perfect as natural.
OTTIoE-Eo. 80 Supsrior-st., under the American
| Hotel. Epr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

FRAsER.-The search for the Iunatic Fraser,
who murdered his family in Buffalo, has
proved unsuccessful thus far. It has been
sscertAined that his mother and two brothers
were insane. His two brothers committed
snicida-
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ERCIAL.
ULRvKLAND sJARKETs,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
FRIDAY Evening, March %, 1868.
Wheat-Sale carload on track at 81 81.
COrn-Sale car at CSC on track
Seeds Sales Clover at s5,25.
HIghwines-LOwer. Sales 23O bbls at 45c.
Cheese-sales 10 boxes at I41Ec.
EGgs-Sales at l2J1c.
Alo-Is selling as follows Present Use Xxx 500
Stock xxx $500; Porter $500.
HOps-sell at 25@27c.
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MY. STOCK nIARKRT-nIarch 20.

stOckB-EIie 4th bonds III; do. 3d bonds Il55f;
Chicago and Northwestern st bonds 75l4i Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Y; do. mortgage lO4: Michigan
Southern Sinking Fund ll3s; Alton and Terre Haute
income bonds sl1x; New York Central 1863; Erie
7lAi do. preferred 99s; Michigan Central l04; Mich
gan southern coz; do guaranteed l075; Galena and
Chicago 92Ai Cleveland and Toledo 9s5f; Chicago and
Rock Island 80; Chicago and Alton preferred s5
Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne aud Chicago 6i; Milwaukee
and Prairie dn Ohien 3gs; Alton and Terre Haute 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-21

The Braman Machine is unrivalled as a
family sewing machine. It requires no re-
winding of thread and fastens its own ends.
Other machines do not. 1t will hem, gather,
fell and embrOider. In embroidery it forms
its own braid and seWs it on at the same
time 1t will not break needles or miss
stitches. Call and examine machines and
samples of work, at No. 2l1 Superior street,
Marble Block. G. W. CRoWELL & Co.
march20:432
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the
due discharged soldiers, also thewidoW, children,
OF rightful heirs Of slI deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
to which every discharged soldier who was DIS
sbled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the Law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers
promptly collected, or eashsd. Also,
Prize Money
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
81 Avoid Claim Agents who are not LIZ
eensed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send rs your name and stamp, and We viii send
copy Geei or twelve copies, one each month
feF IS cents.
Apply 70 rs in person or BY letter. with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfteT We have &C.
comp ished what We undertake.
O. g. BRUCE,
omce-Lymsn's Block, near the Court House
Cleveland. janSl-t
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BALFIlIoRE.

BALTTNORE, March 20 4
The following additional numbers Of
81, 1000 United States certificates we're
among the Yaluables stolen from the
Adams Express Company on Wednes-
day night; Numbers $500, 59,O6s, 3d.
069 and 5000.