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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-28
MORNING LEADER.
1TURDIT MORNiNG, MARCH IS.



Amsss meeting Of Union loving citizens
will be held at BrhinarFs Hall on MOndsy
evening next, under the auspices Of the
Union Leagues Of the city. Two years
ago, when the North was awakened as by
q bueIe blast By she rebel assault upon
Fort Sumter, there was not man in sll
the North who would have dared accuse
snether q disloyalty. Who would have
thought that in less than two years from
that date there would be occasion, not only
to question the loyalty Of certain eXcep-
tionsl cases, but to form Union Leagues for
the express and only purpose Of protect
inc the Government from the mad assaults
Of Democratic party opposition: 1t is
needless to say, at this late day, that there
are two classes OF those who have been
Demoorals-those who have ignored party
names and platforms and now know them
selves, not as Democrats or Republicans,
but as loyal men, devoted only to the Union,
and those who have clung to the party
nsns and given themselves over TO Opposi-
ton Of the Government. This latter class
are they who are meant when We speak Of
the opposition Of the Democratic party,
and those Of the former class take no Of
fenss at the charge. Their skirts and con-
sciences are clear; it is only those who
know themselves guilty, who are snrsged
at it.
The Democratic party has committed it.
self to direct opposition to these Union
Leagues. What further evidence could be
required 10 show the hostility of that party
to the Government The entire creed Of
these Leagues unconditional loyalty to
the Government. No party planks are
worked into the platform; no cOmmittal
is made to any policy; there is not even
reference to the confscation or emsnoipa-
tiOn principle; all that is required is sup
port Of the Government in whatever mee-
sures 1t finds necessary to suppress the
rebellion. A broader platform was never
constructed; any man who cannot from
principle, assent 70 its provisions, is On en-
emy to the Government under which he
lives. The creed Of the Union League in
eludes every man who has gone into the
field to fight for his country and his flag
and whoever repudiates this, repudiates
the soldiers Of our armies
The Associated Union Leagues Of this
city have called a mass meeting for Mon
day evening. The Democrats and their
copperhesd organ, the Plain Dealer viii
oppose it by ridicule and abuse. Forum
ately these disorganizers do not own the
city or the loyel inhabitants therein. There
are enough of loyal, earnest, patriotic men
in this city to fill the hall five times over.
The only difficulty will be to wake these
men up to the Importance of the issue that
is being presented. Let them, one and all,
understand that this is a question of 10y
ally or disloyalty, and then let them turn
out sn Hlasss to the meeting of Monday
night
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DIED.

March 9th, at o'clock P. M, at his residence on
Detroit-St., West Side MELANCTON S. TURAERj
aged 30 years.
Funeral will taSs plscs tomorrow Sunday after
noon, at = past O'Clock, at the ID Presbyterian
Church. Sup horst Friends and rcqusiptances Of
dsceased are invited to attend
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CLAIMS.
.OsOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

d. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage Bruce,
Il authorized aud licensed by the United States to
coll CT Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims sgsinst the Government ct the q. S and Of
the State Of Ohio. By late law Of Congress soldiers
DISCHARGED by ressOn Of WOUNDS received in service
are entitled to Sl00 Bounty. sO,dieTs Of the three
months service and large number Of others,
titled to pay for before being mustered into
the U. s. Service, and thousands who we're not mus
tered in at ali entitled to pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected BY
applying personally by letter enclosing stamp, to
d. W. GAGS, l65 SupeFior-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
mar24:R28 Cleveland. HhiO
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9SO ACRES CHOICE TIMBER
OOO LAND AT AUCTION.-The undersigned
viii offer for yale, on the premises, on
MOndaE. March 8OLh. 1sa9

at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, $50 Acres (mors or Iess)
Choice Timber Land, situated in the tognghip Of
Mentor, Lake county, Ohio, one mile east OF WI.
loughby village, and living on the line Of the o.
Railroad, and is known the Ely Tract Of Land lafe
bowles' The Timber consists Of White Oak, snifa-
bic for ship timber railroad ties, Beech MapIe
Hickory, White and Black Ash Pin Oak ch5ics
WhiteWoOd, &C., &C and will cut 100 cords 10 me
acre. The soil Is sandy loan, very rfch-g0od r6n-
ming brock Of water, kuoEn as the frWard Brook .
The land viii be sold in lots Of 25 acres and upsrg
to suit purchasers. Title perfect
TERMS OF SAhE-One half Cash at the time Of
use. d lNDPFWs
p. S--Any Information desired In regard To tha
above properfy will be furnished BY Mr. JOHN 7,
BROWN, Euclid Station, or q. ANDREWS rropri-
etor, corner Ontario and ProsPect-Sts Cleveland
Cleveland, Peb. 3, 1853. e Ss-asS
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DUBLIC SAJE-THE UNDER.

Il SIGNED will offer for sale al public auction, at
ms Office, $50 Sup5rior-S Clevelsnd Ohio on Thnrs-
day, the 9Th day OF April l the goods and chattes
Of Chester Hayden, deceased consulting OF Law and
Mtcella1eOus Books, two Book Cases, one Bedstea1,
Stove and Pipe and various other articles Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TERgs-Purchases amounting to Three Dollars CT
less TO be paid in cash above that sum, notes at
months, With two coed sureties, will be taken.
GEO. HESTER, Administrator.
Cleveland March a ls65:sat
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E. S. COOPER,
Surgeon 18th Illinois Infant
JUVENILE AID SOCIETIES.

We are constantly receiving letters from
little girls and young misses, inquiring
what they can do to aid the soldiers, snd
to what work their Juvenile organizations
can best be devoted. In our opinion
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY or CLEVELAND,
yKAYELLER, ILLINOIS, IkOH CITi & NORTH-
ERN LIGHT, will form the line RON Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during ths season.
on the following days:
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
The Best Water Power In Northern
Ohio to be Sold at Sheriff Sale.

Upon order Of sale obtained At the instance
OF the Geauga Bank vs. Henry S. HolbrOok and 9TH
there will be sold 10 the highest bid ier at the
Court House 10 Axiom b1tween the hour Of two and
fOuI O'Clock P L. Of the 30th day Of March, le63 all
that water power created by what is known IS the
Stew Dam, and winch Is the upper most nOrthera
dam on the main CuyanOga river, in the town OF
CuyahCEQ Falls, Summit county, Ohio. he sale
will include both sides of the river although the
and west sides will be offered and sod separately
The east side with one-haf the water power Of the
whole river, is appraised at s5,ss o. and the west
half, with an equal quantity OF power, Is hp-
praised at 1887 co. Both the above apprais8ls are
regarded to be very low, and purchasers richly
afford to run the property up 70 the full amount Of
the appraisal and beyond. The half OF tho
above described water power i5 50 located that by
side track, which can be very cheaply constructed
all the manu- actOrs TO be erect on the east side OF
the river be Placed IN cirett connection with the
Cleveland, Zanesville and Oinsinnati Railroad, aud
besides Wheepit are aresdy in the rocky banks
Of the river, ready the ceptl Of necessary pro-
pelling machinery. The west half is alresdy inn
proved to some extent, and has upon 1t a forge
and Touring mill Let those Nhs desire TO invest in
substantial cheap and valuable real estate lcok well
70 this opportunity. mar hiQ473
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U. s. SANITARY CoNN1ssIOE,
NASHVILLE, March Is, 1868.

Soldiers did Society, Cleuelaad, Ohio
Dear Friends :-Immediately after the late
very gallant defense of Fort Donelson by
the brave 83d Illinois Regiment, we left
by boat passing, and afterward sent anoth-
er supply of sanitary stores. We have
received the following acknowledgement: 4:
"DT. 4. H. ReSI, Sanitary Inspector
Dear Sir;-The sanitary goods which we
received from you, for which you have my
receipt, came all in fine order and proved
to US at the time perfect God-send. The
sick and wounded soldiers in our hospital
number about seventy-fYe men. They feel
under great obligations to you and to our
unknown friends for thus Supplying us
with the very articles we need at the very
time when we most needed them.
Yours respectfully,
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AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1863.
Good Household Furniture,
Top Buggy, SC,
AT AUOIlOh BY.-....-.-...'--.-'.'.U. NUrrkR q son
At Residence Of R. J. Fuller, lO4 Euc id-St.


At Residence Of R. J. Fuller, lO4 Euo id-St.
o. CUTTER 4 SON will sell on Monday, March
39th, commencing at 10 O'Clock A N at the residence
OF r. J. Ful.eT, No l14 Euoid-5t the Furniture in
said hOusa. cOnsis ing of Dressing Bureaus, Faucy
Centre Tables, Got age Chairs, lOu1g = Wardrobes,
good Cottage Bedsteads, Whas Not, Oak Extension
Dinii Table, Caue - at Arm Chairs, enc Os-d Wash
Stands, Buff WindOE Shades Muslin Curt ins, Tus-
sells Three-ply and Ingrsin Carpsts, Stair Carpets
Looking G. Hsses, Plated Ware, lab tiary, CrOcE
cry and Glass Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &C, &C, cne
Dispatch Cook Stove aud Furniture, nearly new.
AlsO-One Top Buggy.
B55- House open a. ; O'Clock on morning OF SALE
Purchlser viii be required to remove tneir articles
from the premises by o'c'Ock on day OF sale.
o5-fEBMS-Cash. Bankable FuGds a. time Of
sale. mgrx7.g33
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUDGE.

CANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUDGE.
The IN ersisDed, an unconditional Union War
Democrat Is candi iats for Police judge ofthis City
at the ensuing Spring Els cton. Circumstances COM
binsd, and we'll known to my friends, have induced
me to offer myself as a candidate for that Office.
iherslcr, Invoke the warm aud generous support Of
all those who love the Constitution it is and the
Union as it was. Yours respectfully,
DAVID HALTBT.
Cleveland March 20, 1853. mar2J;i34
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. .a.
IRAp KELLEY has consented to be candidate
for the Office Of MAJ or of Cleveand, II nominated
without wire-wcrking. He is one Of lhe three men
remaining who h re in 1872 II elected he will
devote time to the best inters SITS Of the city
gardless OF part, which ought not to be admitted
into rouucil The citizens are invited 10 nominate
Mr. Kelley by accla alton, and then vote 'Or him
The FIRST Monday April next. BY so doing they
all oblige an except negro y Orahippers. mhlg
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DRESS SILKS

UhEOo DIIhD,
Which We offer thiseay:
Extra Heavy Silks at 95e, worth $3.50.
China Silks, Checks, in great variety, 75e,
worth 81, 10.
Check Foalards, choice styles at 373o, would
cost to import 6T4c.
Elegant Plaid aud Check Silks, heavy, at
9Oe, would cost TO import 81, ,85.
Handsome BrOehe Figured Silks from S1S
to S25, worth S24tO S85.
Handsome Plaid Silks; Choice Variety Of
Raw Silks.
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CHEAP TABLES

Having inaugufated the system Of Cheap Tables IN
this city, meeting with great success We are better
prepared than ever 10 oner induosmentz to
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there are many things which young
ladies can do far better than older ones in
this cause, nor need their efforts be con-
fined to making pineushiOns, scrsping lint
and rolling bandages. The time and tai
ents of the young ladies and misses may
be most proftably employed in the work Of
collecting subscriptions, planning enter
tainments, Sc, for the benefit Of the older
society, and as the young ladies Of Nor
walk have adopted what seems to US 8
splendid, as it certainly is a successful
plan of assisting the parent society of
their town, we have begged to give it to
the kind consideration Of the young Ia
dies of other societies connected with us,
hoping to enlist their activity by 50 excel
lent an example.
ALERT CLUB, EoRWALK.
The main object Of the Alert Club is TO
furnish the Soldiers Aid Society with
funds to carry on its operations. For
this purpose the members have got up and
sustain by their own personal efforts, two
monthly subscriptions. One Of twenty
cents per month among the ladies, and an
other among the gentleman, of any sum per
month which each subscriber chooses to
place against his name. They also
collect q quarterly subscription which was
in existence before the club was formed
Their meetings are held twice a month
The village is divided into ten districts
Each district has four collectors; two foI
the "ladies' monthly" and two for the
6gentlemen's monthly" These collectors
20 with their subscription papers to every
subscriber Immediately after the first
Monday of every month, and on the fol-
lowing Saturday render their accounts tC
the TFessurers Of the club, who examine
them and record the result in each case
and pay over the sums collected to the
Treasurer Of the parent society.
The quarterly subscriptions is collected
/ by two members of the club, who also
pay in the amount collected to the Treas
urer of the parent society. All these col.
leetors are appointed by the club, and hold
their offices for one year At their meet
/ ings, they make slippers, scrape and rave
lint, piece quilts and quilt them, and per
form such other services as their officers
or the parent society may suggest. But
the main object of their association being
the collection of funds, they are not ex'
pected to burden themselves by other Ia
/ Dor.
The club has President, Secretary, two
Treasurers, Directresses, and thirty-eighi
Collectors.
The amount collected by the Alert Club
since September 1st, 1862, at which time
it was formed, is as follows; $18090 from
Gentleman's Monthly; $266.72 from La.
dies Monthly; Sll2.5O from Quarterly
Subscription; total, $560.12. This result
in village of only about two hundred
inhabitants, and no really wealthy men
among them, reflects great credit upon the
young ladies oomprising the Club, as well
as upon the subscribers who are the recipi.
ents of their mon thly visits.
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SILKS.
Great Bargains in Dress Silks.

~. xs invite an s.,g inspection to tAs olIovi-s
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NOTICE.
DELEE ISLAND,
AND
Point PsIee Reef Light Houses.
LAKE ERIE.

NOTICE is hereby given that en- and atsr the 18th
Of April next, ths Light exhibited on Psee Island
near the upper end of Lake Ere will bs altered 30
TO Ehew BRIGHT RID, and that on Point Pslee reef
will be altered to WHITE LIGHT. Captains and Pi-
lots Of vessels, Will there tear in mind that IN
passing Up the Lake the LIeHF will be on tbs
star bcaTd SIDE and the LIGHT on the larbca.d
side By order Of the Commissioner.
TRUDEAU, Secretary.
Department Of Public Works, 4
QGebec, Canada, Il March, 1853. marZ7lf0
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed Proposals will be received at the ofhcl
% tho City Civil Engineer until u NJ April Tih 1863
for the grading ballasttng and paving the roadway
and eurbing tbs sidewalk on James-St. between
Merwin and Yineya5d-Sts.
Bidders requested to bid the Prce per cubic yard
for excavation, per square foot for paving per neal
foot for cuTbstOne, and per inea loot for CFosswak
stone, the stone is 70 be Medina IN. sandstone
Plans and Specifications may be seen and more par
tcular Information obtained at said Engineers Of
nee on and after the 18th inst.
The Bard Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bdJ reserVing the right 10 accept or re-
isCt the same. By order OF the Board
o. D. BISHOP, City Civil Engineer.
marche543
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TRE PEOPLE,l

Thereby securing q large discount from regular
prices. We are receiving Al the
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CANDInATE FOR mAYOR.
new ADVERTISEMENTS

EIELD SEEDS
SPRING WHEAT.
SPRING RYE,
CAGADA FIELD PEAS,
POLAND OATS,
BAELEY, &C.
All Of the best quality for sale by
J. STAIR 3 SONS,
mar22 llE ontario st
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ITO RENT-SEVERAL GoOD OFFI-
Il cEs and Stores for rent In the American Build
inss. For terms, apply to
feblSRl2 ONCE Of Ranney, Backus & Noble.
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2r8mabI bon rcnti4eu unb ergtiI&cn 59ubit@rn, unb
rertauft bieieIben st ben billigften Rreifeu.
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