Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02
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- An Sorts Of ParaGraphs.
General Rosecrans was fOrty-fOur years
sld on The 6sh ult.
Lea Sister ofdenerAl Grant was married
fnsOovington, Kentucky, opposite Ciuein-
aati q few days ago, 70 clergyman Of
ths asfhodist Church.
~ The Customs estimates are likely 10 be
fran seventy to seventy-fEe millions,
enough to pay the interest In 1862 it was
between sixty-nine and seventy, and in
1883 between seventy and seventy one
lmillions. The increase Of duties has kept
5pass with the decrease of the bulk Of in
pOrtstions. --- : --.-- ..----- -. /
a-H.s ". Halleck, the brother Of General
sHalleck. who Wss nominstsd for Assembly
In ths Third Assembly District Of Oneida
Comfy, New York. Wss defeated BY the
eRepubiicsn candidate. a
Attorney General Bates has made a de-
oision adverse to the claims of the widow
ofLAsF0n Burr for pension money since
this death. They were married in 1888,
1WsFs divorced in New York in 1885 for his
bsd conduct and he died in 1886. The
vstatutesof New York las held by the Court
saf APpeSls Of that Stste) provide that the
wife shall not lose rights to the husbands
Eeetste where the divorce a SiReNlo matri-
E0Rii was decreed for his conduct; but At
stofney General Bates decides that said
statutes are not 9 law in the case for the
action Of the General Government, bat the
cease must be sdjudged upon common Jaw
apnnciPless F
-1ia The milk dealers Of Brooklyn held a
messing last Friday right and resolved to
zdise the price Of milk from seven 10 eight
1icshts per quart. - H
The rebels, as well as the rebel Govern
.ment, some time back sent their cctton
fron the seaboard TO Atlanta for safety,
,about two million bales altogether. Il will
Be difficult for this cotton or any consid-
cradle portion Of it, to be removed before
General Grant puts bis hands en- It. His
movements in that direction will be rapid
A singular meteorite, Of immense size,
has Just been received at the Smithsonian
Institute in Washin ston, and is attracting
much attention. It is in the shape Of
q ring, The greatest diameter being over
four feet. It's weight is fourteen hundred
pouHds Itwas presented to the Institu-
a ton By the Ainss family, Of California,
and will be known as the " Ainsa Meteor
Ilev A full analysis and history Of the
neteOFite will be published by the Insti-
tute.
Governor Andy johnson, Of Tennessee,
has been presented with magnificent sill
yer service, consisting of massive silver
pitcher and goblets, by a number Of prom.
ident citizens Of Nashville
Ts From all the information we can gather,
sr says the New York Herald OF Wednesday,
= the number Of volunteers obtained for this
s. city and Brooklyn, under the new man
amounts to upwards of 9 thous-
and per week AS soon ss the orgsnizs-
G tiOnis perfected there is no doubt that this
g average will be largely increased. We
we're always Of opinion that if proper in
duoements we're offered there would be no
lack Of men. The result Of last weeks
operations folly bear us out in this, and
We are confident that before the time fixed
by the Presidents proclamation our quota
win be fully completed. -L =.
i, a country newspaper, noticing the death |
i Of q young lady, remarked that {" she had |
En amisble temper, and was uneommonly |
fond Of ice cream and other delicscies. y
Alas how many young ladies Of the city |
are summed up in that brief sentence |
s1nolude dress and there will be few
e4emp9. ireE. .-H rr.ss--- .r---
9s7 A soldier in the 10th regulars, native |
Of Philadelphia, ct the battle Of Ghieks.
msuga Ess struck with piece Of shell in |
the right eye, cutting out the entire eye,
then passing under the bridge Of the nose /
and destroying the sight Of the left eye,
and he is now perfectly blind, though in
! the prims Of life. In the same action in
which he lost his eyesight, be had father
and three brothers killed, leaving out Of
whole family only himself and his aged
mother.
General Sohenok's resignation Of his
commission as Major General in the vol
unteers Of the United States Army, has
been rendered and accepted, to take effect
on the 10Th day Of December. Brigadisr
General Lockwood has been ordered to the
temporary command Of the Eighth Army
Corps, In the Middle Department, from
Whice General Sshenck retires to fill his
sestin the coming Congress IS a repre-
sentative from Ohio.