Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-05
MORNING LEADBK.
THURsDAY 5IORNING, FEB z. 1se2
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lIIseelIaneous IteD-'
The small pox has broks. out with PS con-
siderable yirulenoe IL Ne"pOi'1 A'nOus
Island.
The Presidents SP -nanelPaiIn PrOela1Ia- 81 ma
ton is to BE- pF ~ PHe1 -S ~
Lineoln's hsra"rlllhg'
Tbo sc Of Indiana has furnished
,o5 ooesnen for the war. So says Cover
npg1dorton.
Il IS said proposition IL to be laid be-
.fore Congress appropriating SlO,OOOO0O
70 aid Maryland 10 get rid of slavery.
An immense Dahlgren gun, weighing
42,030 pounds, has been sent to Boston to
be used in defense of that harbOr.
It is stated that Artemas Ward is writ
ing new piece" for Adah Isaacs Men
kens, to be produced by her on the stage.
It is called That Awful Woman"
It turns out that thestory about General
Stone being under trial before court
martial, sitting with closed doors, is in
correct. A careless remark Of his own
gave rise to the rumor.
A liberal gentleman OF New York city
has for some time been supplying the SOL
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Hgious papers, at an expense to himself Of
about 500 permonth.
A would-be prophet down South lately
said in one Of his sermons that be was
sent 70 redeem the world and all things"
Whereup0n a native pulled out q Confed-
crate shinplaster and asked him to fork
over the specie for it.
In Little Rock eggs are two dollars per
dozen; turkeys seven dollars a piece /;
pork twenty-five cents per pound; -four
twenty-five dollars per barrel; meal one
dollar and fifty cents per busheL
A leather belt was lately manufactured
OF PaWtucket, Rhode Island, for Western
wooden mill, which belt was 40 feet (240
single) in length and 28 inches in width.
It weighed six hundred pounds.
A Cape Cod (Massachusetts) paper says
that the large crops and the good prices
realized the last year have given renewed
vigor to the growers Of crauberries. Many
Gwamps heretofore considered almost
worthless are now undergoing necessary
preparations for the setting of vines and
the culture Of this fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln have presented to
Ex-Governor Newell, Of New Jersey, a
beautiful and costly gold-headed cane, as
testimonial Of their appreciation of his
professional services to their family, when
suffering from sickness several months
since.
The GAINESVILLE Gazette says that Mr. L.
DerbOn, Of Harmony, Wisconsin, raised
166 bushels of corn from l76 rods Of
ground. He exhibited a specimen con-
Bisting Of seven ears from one hill. The
ears were long and the cob small, snd
seemed to be variety of the White Dusk.
Ex-President Pierce has come out Of his
obscurity and is making stump speeches
for the Copperhead cause IN New Hamp-
shire. He has never uttered a syllable in
favor Of sustaining the Union; but this is
not strange, since he fostered the germs Of
treason when he was President.
John Bright, in his late speech at Bir-
mingham, pointedly illustrated Britishs
"neutrality' on the American war, by in
stancing the fact that the Pirate Ala
bams' was built by an English member Of
Parliament and manned by English
sailors
A boy who asked Boston police-oficer
for shelter in the station-house, said: See,
Captain, first my father died, and then my
mother married again, and then my moth
er died, and my father married again, and
somehow or other don't seem to have no
parents at all, nor no home, nor no any
thingp
GunpoWder made Of paper is the latest
novelty. a letter from Copenhagen says
that the Royal Artillery Board Of Dem
mark has just made successful expert
ments with the new material Common
packing paper wasin the course Of ten or
fifteen minutes transformed into very
powerful kind Of gunpowder, and num-
Der Of shots we're fred withit
At the poor-house in Pitisford Massa-
ehusetts, two paupers, respectively sixty
seven and ffty-four years Of age, were re-
Gently married. The reason given by the
overseer of the poor for this proceeding, is
that ne was crowded for room and gained
the use of an apartment by the marriage.
A notorious secesh, at Muscatine
Iowa, was recently kicked out of house
in that city BY lady, for continuing to
vent his treason after being frequently re-
quested to desist. This lady has been very
sctive in her efforts in behalf of sick sol
diers, and would nOt-allow any attacks in
her house on the glorious cause for which
they suffer, and as No gentlemen were
about at the time of the tory visit, she as
sisted him to the door with vigorous
kick.