Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29
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lettings.
Two young boys have been srrsstsd In
Newark, New Jersey, for pOstOfics rob.
Over four million dollars in soldiArs,
oountes have been paid in the towns In
The Maine legislature has voted that
the soldiers in the field Of that stats may
General Mcpherson writes 70 a.,
srn9r br0ugh In warm praise Of his Ohio
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Albert, Of Baltimore bas
oequeathed $4,000 to charitable iustitu-
tiOns in that city.
The New London Nail ComDanv ;nco,
a day. ~A4' u mans
The citizens Of St. Louis are getting nm
share subscription Of $1,000 (ssuitsrT
FAR for the purchase Of 3 sword for Gen
Pork packing in St Louis in 1858 vas
largely IN excess Of any former wear.
The total number Of hogs killed Was 289.-
7S1.
soldier in one Of the Kentucky csmps
says the motto with them is: q Upitsd
We sleeps divided we freeze"
A shilling, spent idly by fool NAV bs
picked up By wise man, who knows better
what to do with it; 30 it is not lost,
Two mOnitOrs-the Eash and Shiloh
now building ct ST Louis, will be com
pleted in July. Each has turret with an
internal diameter Of twenty feet.
has gone 70 eonGOIe Win VaIandigham In
Canada; likewise to present him purse
Of $1,000, which is better uncsshed condo
lenoe.
DR.. Salen Rsdman Coke. distinguished
physician, died in Philsdelphis on Rednes-
day, at the age Of ninety-one. He was the
first to introduce vaccination in Philadel-
phia.
James s. Rollins writes from Washing
ton to his friends in Missouri 10 cultivate
plenty Of tobacco this year, for it is likely
to psy better than any other crop.
Governor Parker of New Jersey hss
sent message to the New Jersey Legis-
lature, protesting against the Raritan
Bay Railroad project now pending in Con-
gress-
Governor Andrew and others in Mssss-
chusetts propose to raise g fund for the
benefit Of George Thompson, as q testimo-
NAL for his unWaVering devotion to the
anti-slsvery cause these many years.
The following appears in an English pro-
vincisl paper:
I'VE have received a notice Of marriage
for insertion, to which was appended the
Original announcement, 'Sweethearts at
distance will please accept this intima-
tion.'"
The special Legislative Committee in
Massachusetts, to whom was referred the
report Of Josiah Quincy, Jr., DR.. Alfred
Hitchcock, and DR.. Il. r. Storer, on the
treatment Of insane persons, is engaged in
the investigation.
An Ak factory in Massachusetts uses
twelve hundred tons Of iron year, about
one-half Of which is imported, and two
hundred and fifty tons Of cast steel, much
Of which is procured from the works at
Fitoburg' It's forges consume eighteen
hundred tuns OF coal year.
Il n BEdN6btOn6 IN LlbCuuelQ, Conneouout,
marks the resting place Of Mrs. Mary
Buell., who died in 1853, aged ninety,
'hsving had thirteen children, one hun
dred and ohe grandchildren, two hundred
and seVenty-four great grandchildren, four
hundred and ten total; three hundred and
thirty-six surviving"
Recruiting is going on briskly through
cut the United States, and the large and
constant additions made to our armies
will swell them to gigantic dimensions,
when the veteran volunteers are all re-
turned to their places. The rebellion now
has sixarmies-sgainst two Of which un-
der Johnston and Lee, all our available
forces should be concentrated. The smaller
rebel military organizations are those IN.
der Besuregard, Longstreet, Polk, and Ma
gruder. The destruction Of either Of the
main armies Of the rebels would be blow
from which they could not recover. We
have the men in the field and the means Of
transportation, to accumulate forces in
front Of either Lee or Johnston competent
to oVerpoWer them. The only process By
which we can fail to put an end to the mil
itary power Of the Confederacy is the
scattering Of our men in garrison and de-
tsched expeditions. We suppose We are
all to well educated In military matters to
permit this TO done.