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MILITARY ITENs.-The Ninth Ohio Bat
tory left last evening on the Columbus road,
for TuIlshOms, Tenn. It has been recruited
largely during their stay at home. It is un-
der command Of Captain q. B. York.
The detachment Of the 6sth Regiment, at
Camp Cleveland, under the command of CEP-
tain Krause, expect to leave to-day for Vicks-
burg, where the regiment is located.
A large number Of the 72nd o. V. V. I.
reported yesterday. The rest are expected
to-day. We have heard nothing as yet,
touching the dsstinstiOn or time of departure
Of this regiment.
The 6sth o. v. V. I. are still at Camp
Cleveland. Part Of it was pEid Of yester-
day. The rest win be paid, and the regiment
furlOughed, to-day.
We hear that BaIdWin's Battery (B) hiss
been ordered to the Army Of the Potomac.
REsIGEAEIoHs, So, IN NORTHERN Ono
REenEN4s.-AmOng the recent resigna-
tions, &o., we notice the following in North
ern Ohio Regiments:
Captain Thomas B. Campbell, 10th
Cavalry, resigned. 1st Lieutenant Q. N
Kirk, S5th Infantry, dismissed; Lieutenani
]. b. GrinnolI, 2sth Infantry, dismissed
Captain James H. Cole, 41St Infantry, honor.
ably discharged.
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WATER WORKs.-The expenditures Of
the Water Works during the month Of March
were $Ils1,77; receipts, $2s5,41; excess of
receipts over expenditures, $s96,36.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

We would call the attention of the
Ladies to new Preparation for the Hair,
prepared by Shussler 4 Chapman of Cinoin-
natl. 1t is said to be just the thing for their
use. For sale by all druggists.
april s: It.
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@-SoLoN HAS THE BAEEEE.-0nly one
COppsrhesd vote was cast at the recent town
ship election in sOlOn. Does any town beat
that? Good for soIon.
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Total receipts of all stock at all the yards for
the week were a. follows:
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FIFTH WARD.-The COMMITTEES for the
relief of the soldiers families will please
meet at the Office Of Joseph Perkins, Thurs
day evening, April 9th, at seven O'Clock.
apl6:I45
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WANTED TO ExoHANGE.-160 acres good
Iowa land. Also 40 acres of land in Tusco-
la county, Michigan, for good house and
lot in the city of Cleveland. Will pay 81, 900
in cash. Address drawer 194, Cleveland,
Ohio. April4:I45
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CITY NEWS.

HAY.-Tbe Weigher Of Hay on the East
Side weighed three hundred and two loads
Of hay, during the month Of March.
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES,
CTEVHEAED, Ohio, WAsHEGToE, D. O.,
No. Lymsn's Block, No. AS Ninth St
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ehil.
drsu, and nghttul heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
also
which every discharged soldier VAS dis
sn!edin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
On soldiers widows, children, mothers OF or
. pnan sisters, as they are severaly entitled un-
aA lhs law. Also,
dus discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize HInasE
Money due enlisted three months men ;
noney due tesmsters, and every other class OF
slnms growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
re net Licensed.
We publish The SoLDIKR's FzUEED," paper
Q much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
Rcopy nee OF twelve copies, one each month,
ol IS cents.
Apply 70 us IN person or by letter, with stamp,
e your business shsl- have prompt attention.
Fees loEs snd no charge until after we have &C.
ssPtlo c. G. BRUCE.
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By Mr. Thomas, That $5 be paid to each
Of the Judges and Clerks at the last City
election, and that the sum be embraced in
the next ordinance for the payment Of claims.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the property
owners on the north side of St. Clair street, be-
tween Water street and the river, be directed
to pave their sidewalks with stone, on or be-
fore June 1st, and that the Board of City
Improvements be requested to notify them.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the grade Of Miami
street and st. Clair street be established, and
that property owners be notified to pave their
sidewalks with either stone or brick within
ninety days. Adopted.
By Mr.. Presley, That the City Marshal be
instructed to hire Mr.. Bedford as West Side
Pound keeper at 81 rs per day.
By Mr.. Bissstt, That the Street Commits
siOner repair Detroit street, between Pearl
and Kentucky streets. Adopted:
By Mr.. Jones, That the Committe on
Schools are directed to take steps to recover
the amount paid to contractor for the fur
mace in the Eagle street school-house, said
furnace being a complete failure. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bi.sett, That the City Council be
instructed to remove Rll distractions from
the sidewalks on Center street, between
MerWin and Vineyard. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the City Clerk, to-
gsther with the Finance Committee, be
authorized to procure the printing Of the
bonds for funding the floating Indebtedness
of the City, in accordance with law of the
State passed at the late session Of the Legis-
Iature. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the hospitalities of the
city be, and are hereby rendered to the
Naval Committee of Congress appointed to
visit the West to locate Navy Yards
Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Chair appoint
Committee of four, from this body, to unite
with the citizens Committee, in the recep-
tion of the Naval Committee Of Congress,
about to visit this city. Adopted.
The Chairman, Mr.. Stevens, was added to
Committee as its Chairman. Messrs. Roberts,
Payne, Buhrer and Bond constitute the other
members of the Committee.
By Mr.. Willard, That the City Attorney
be requested to report if the city has the
right ro..rsnt the market-stalls surrounding
the central market buildings. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That It is expedient to
proceed to the election of a suitable person
to perform the duties Of City Auditor
Adopted.
By the came, That when the Council sd-
iourn, it do 90 to meet on Wednesday next,
the 11th inst, for the purpose Of aIling the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

PERsONAL.-We are glad to learn that
the Hon. R. c. Parsons was a little better
yesterday. His condition is still, however,
very preesrious.
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NEW YORK lIARKET-ApriI 5.

lBY TELEGRAPH-l
FlOur-Western and State Sc better, and decidedly
more active Sales at t6, ,9Oa7,0O for extra State
sT25a735 for extra round hoop Ohio; q ,40as 30 for
trade brands, the market closing firm.
WhiBky-MoTe active and hrmer at 81 ,O4alO5 for
Western
Wheat-Firm and more active Sales at al,62
l,65 for Chicago Spring; 81 6lal,55 Tor Milwaukee
club 81 ,65sl, 10 for winter red Western:
Corn-In moderate request, and without decided
change. Sales at 81 2Ssal, ,9 for old shipping mixed
Western in store, the inside price for inferior.
Oats-Firmer and more active. Western quoted
at s95zse05c.
WoOl-steady.
PetrOIeum-Steady. Crude sake. Eefned in
bond 5a53c ;free 6ic Crude for the latter part Of
this month and for May, buyers option, at $50
POrk-Firmer. Sales at 22,6255s22,76 for mess I;
ef2,2ia22,5 80 for old do; a24 I2Sa2l25 for do
els 25@2t 90 for old and prime e24 so for prime
mess
Beef-Quiet and steady.
Lard-Stsady at l3Gel54c including choice at 237s,
also 500 bbls deliverable the first half Of May at l3
Butter-Ftrm at 5ss4Oc for Ohio, and 40a4sc for
State.
Cheese-steady at l6slso.
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MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The following are the sales Of mining stock to-day:
Isle Royale 29. Flint Steel u, Knowlton lls, Eu-
reks 2s, Aztec 5f, Denver IS, Evergreen 20, Hilton
6K, Montana Y.
BOsTOE, April 5.
At Boston to-day the following were the quota
tions:
Columbian closed l3 Franklin 6OK Hancock r,
Huron So, Isle Royals 23, Mesnard u, MinntsO 80
Pewabo 653, Pittsburgh 96 Quincy 90, ROckland ~,
Superior llx.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

FoR Coughs, Colds, snd Toothsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found 1t an excellent and
reliable antidOte in aIl casss.-T TFumbuH DEM
oeT0t.
Sold by all druggists. Price z5cts,
W. L. PORTIR, Proprietor,
nov7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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DrHTsTRY-DF. B. r. Robinson, once
80 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best msn-
ner and At . low prioa. dsczR57
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nOv7:R

MADAME TAYLoR-The Great American
Clsirvoyant-will remain a short time in
Cleveland. She can be found at the City
Hotel, Seneca street, Room No. so. Open
from 9 A. N. to 9 P. n. Satisfaction guaran-
teed TO visit her. ap1:I45
]. R. Su1PHERD's old friends and Gus
toners will find him at 227, Superior street,
where he is prepared 70 furnish them with
every thing they may want in the way Of
millinery and straw goods. mar3O:146
LUBM's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at Halls Homso-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
fsb24
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland,
Designated Depository and Fiteal
Agent Of the United States.
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:157.
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MILITARY.
HEADQUARTERS, FRovosT MARsHALL's OFFIOR,l
Cleveland, March 18TH 1854 !
NAVAL SERVICE & MARINE
d RPS


TIE subscriber Is prepared to receive applications
the United States.
Able Sea neu snlisting into ths Naval sssyice re-
ceiVe advance Of three months pay as bounty, 70
may be entitled
Recruits enlisting Ia the Marine Corps do not re-
csiVe advance pay or bounty r0m the United States
but are entiI8d 70 prize money.
Non for the Naval Service or Marine COrps are
credited the quatas ior DRAFT the sas men for
the Army EBEp,K A. NASH,
marsI-l4s. Capt. and Pro, Marshal, lsth.O
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COM MRR OIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKEF.
moRsrEa LEADER OFFIOE.

MORBING LEADER OFFTOE,
TUESDAY EvEETzs. April 5, 1864. !
The inquiry to-day has been fairly active for most
kinds Of produces, though transactions ntinue lin
tied, holders and buyers being somewhat apart in
their views. Highwines remain firm at 100, but
there is no inquiry at this figure.
We sales and quotations ss follows
FIOur-In moderate request. Sales 200 bbls fancy
double extra st 500
Wheat-More active and firm. Sales cars red on
track at d s5; car choice amber on track at 30
COrn-ln better inquiry, and irmer. Sale Of cars
sheled from store at ssc and car shelled track,
bagged, at CSC.
Oats-Quiet Sale Of car on track at 72o.
Rye and Barley without transactions, and prices
nominal.
POrk-OOs tinues in good request at $500 for
mess, and s25 90 for prime Sales OF so bbls at
the quotation.
Lard-In good irquirY at IsNc for city in kegs,
and lskc for do in bbls. Sales of ls bbI5 at lske
and 50 tierces Chicago at lso.
Smoked MeaIs-The market Is active at the
following quotations I5c for sugsr-cured hams l4c
for plain do; ls&c for clean bacon siies IOHc for
shouders lac for dried beet Sales to-day Of 3O bs
"Comstock's" sugar-cured hams at I5o; 800 lbs
shoulders at lO1c.
Mess Beef-In fair inquiry at sl2,OO for city.
Butter-Quiet and steady. Sale Of kegs roll ct
ssc.
Cheese-Quiet and nominal.
EEgs-Are selling to the retail trade at lsGlsc.-
Sales of 10 bbis to-day at the former and at the lat
ter figures.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm at 800, but there is
no inquiry at this figure.
AIcOhOI-Hisher. Held at S2,OOg2Ol for 90 per
cent. Neutral proof spirits sIO7.
Seeds-Du1. Timothy s3,OO; Clover $50.
saItIs steady at Is5 for fine and sl 80 for COARSE
Dried APples-In good request at &C. Sales to-
day Of bbls at this hgnre, 25c for bbls.
Dried PeHcbes-In moderate request at 26@27e
for peeled and l5el6e for unpeeled.
Hay-selling at s22e23 for baled.
Beans-The market is firm at s2,0O@2,5O prime
white.
Carbon OiI-steady a. $4,000.
P0tarOes-Firm at 7O6s75c for Peach blows, and
55o for Canada mixed Sales I car peach-bloWs at
&c, and car Canada at the quotation.
> TaIlOw-There is q moderate inquiry at IOSio.
POtash-Is firm at s4o.
PIaster-In fair demand at so per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and s3,OO@3,25 per
barrel for common caIcined.
Rish-There is active demend for fish, particu-
aIy White Fish, and the market is firm at the fol-
lowing quotations: White Fish, half barrels, $3.50
No. Mackerel, bbls. sl9,OO; half barrels 5000;
No. ?. bbls, $500; half bbls, $500; No 3, bbls
$500; half bbIs, 500. Trout 60 30 for halves.
Feathers-Nice live geese are worth 52e57c,
LIme-Akron water line is firm at s2,25.
MIL Feed-In good request and firm at $4,000
90. Oats and ground together sl200a45 90 at
the mills.
following quotations;
Tj,ssad Al s7a-tUrbala Un ., ,s.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

ITALIAN 0PERA.-The sale Of season
tickets for the Italian opera opened yester-
day. The demand for seats is brisk, and the
prospects of the opening season very Aatter-
ing. To-day the sale will be con tinued, and
tomorrow the sale Of tickets for The first six
nights will be commenced. We fOrsWarn all
who desire to be present at all, that, ifthey
want good seats, they must secure them i'm
mediately, as the rush for them will be great.
The Louisville papers are full of praise of
" Don Giovanni" which has just been given
there by the Company. We hope that Mr..
Grau wilt repeat that opera here, with his
enlarged chorus aud orchestra, and with
FOrmes as LspOrello.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

BRANCH SEwER.-ExcsVstioDs for a
branch sewer commenced yesterday morning
at the corner of Seneca and Superior streets.
They are progressing rapidly.
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Ten-FOI ty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOsIIORY.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEYEAND,

designated q permanent Depository OF tie Govern
ment, is prepared TO receive suscripti0nst 10 the
Ten-FOrty Government Loan,
now reSdy for delivery
Depository for U. S. Officers, Paymisters and
Quartermasters mtar30-l52.
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To construct Prospect Street branch Of
sewer No. 3, and assess the tax. Ordinances.
To provide for constructing Erie Street
branch sewer No. l, and for assessing the
tax. Ordinances.
To establish the grade Of Bank Street.
Ordinances.
To grade and pave Bank Street. ordi-
nanees.
To grade and pave Huron Street. Second
Reading.
To establish the grade of Huron Street.
Second Reading.
To establish the grade of Ohio street, be-
tweenBroWneli street andstons's line. Second
reading.
For tho payment Of claims. Passed.
To levy and assess a special tax on Frank
lin street, between Pearl and Columbus
streets. Passed.
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGH RAmRoAD.-
The earnings of ths Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad for the month of March, 1864, were
as folloHs:
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d. w. GAGE.

d. W. GAGE,
Licensed War Claim Agent.
S2liooa Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, PriEs Money
and other War Claims.
tersonal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
odOAiml II the Departments at WaahinFton
Al person1 having Claims should apply IN mar.
sos or ~ lletters q once, and they VIII receive
oetII-R8 lss sussrior-sf nisSsisn3. O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

Ar meeting Of Co. G., 29th Regiment
o. V. NJ, held April 4th, the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, In the dispensation Of his Prov
idence, it has pleased Almighty God to re-
move fromEus' our dear friend and oompan-
ion, Egbert N. Peck:
Resolved, That by his death, our company
has lost one Of its most efficient and valued
members.
ResoIved, That in their deep afliction and
sorrow, we tender to the parents Of the de-
ceased, our earnest and heartfelt sympathy
ResoiUed, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the daily City papers, and that 2
copy thereof be rendered to the parents Of
deceased.
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places Of sIl city ofiesrs whose terms expire
on or before the second Monday in April and
for the transaction Of other business
Adopted,
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FLAGS AND BANNERs.;
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". CROWELL 4 CO.,
un9sIa I'll suPerior-st, Cleveland, Ohio.
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PETITIONS.


From citizens doing business near the har-
Dor, recommending the re-appointment Of
Thomas Gregory as Harbor Master. Filed.
From John Wagner and others, requestin 8
the removal of distractions from the alley
running from Lorain to Chatham streets, be-
tween Pearl and Hudson streets. Board OF
City improvements.
From owners Of property on Ontario street
between the Square and the Lake, requesting
the narrowing of the street, by widening the
sidewalks. Board Of City Improvements.
REPORTS.
Of the Gas Inspector, for March, 1854.
Filed.
Of the City Sexton (fnancisl), for March,
1854. Filed.
oftAe City Section (intsrments), for March
1854. Filled.
Ofthe Weighsr of Hay for the East Side,
for March, 1864. Filed.
0fthe Secretary of W stsr-Works for March,
1884.
OF the Committee on Gas, adverse to reso-
luton TO place gas on Garden street. Filed.
OF the Committee on Gas, adverse to q res
oletion to place gas on Murison street.
Filed.
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City Councils,

TUESDAY EVENING, April 5.
The Council met at the usual hour, the
President, H. S. Stevens, Esq occupying
the chair.
The reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with.
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TRANSP0RTATION.

Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent Withthe
RGiI RoddS BetVsss CaDe Vincent I Rss YoFE,
And st OsWsgo with
LINZ OF FIRST CLASS CANAL Bears
BETWEEH
0SWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK.
Forming DAILY LINE from.
B8ston, New York, OEdsnsburgh, OaDs
Vincent and OsWeEo TO
oLAHELAND, TOLEDO / DETROIF-
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE 70
eEieAe0. MILWAUKEE INTERMEDIATE PORTS
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PITTsBURGH OIL MARKET

Special By Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PITTSBURGH, April S.
PetroIeum-Market unchanged Crude 25c and
&c Refined firm. Sales Of 500 bbls at $50.
ArriVsls-I 400 barrels.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-07
SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF =
From the Raleigh Spirit of Age.


abstract Of the proceedings Of the Grand DIM.
son Of the Sons Of Temperance, " Carolina
The annual meeting of the Grand Division M,
according to adjournment in the Hall of Soutbe,n
Confederacy Division, Charlotte, N. c. on tbS
10th of May, at o'clock, P. M.
Officers present-H f Ramsour, G WP.. w.
Tiddy, w A; N Davis, G s.; j Ransom q
T.; r L McKibben, G Sen; Rev F Butt G
Chaplain.
The Office of G. Con was filed by Rem. VIZ
Whitehurst, and that of P G w p, by Rep. /, NJ
Berry. After reading the scriptures and praye,
by the G Chap, the Con. announced the G. d
opened in due form, and ready for the transaction
of business.
The reports of the G w P, G and G were
read, ana received and referred to appropriate
committees. These reports will be published in
pamphlet form.
The following are the officers for the present
year, viz: VIM Tiddy, Lincolnton, G w 7; JF
Butt, Charlotte, G w A; r N Davis, Lincolntou.
G Scribe; j Ramsour, G Treas; Rev l. NJ Berry,
Killians Mill, G Chap; w L Whitehurste, Char
lotte, G Con i Sloop, Colemans o., G Sen
Resolved, That from and after the 1st of july
next, the quarterly percentage due the G d, from
subordinate Divisions shall be twenty-five cents on
each member.
During the session, nine Divisions were repre-
scented. After harmonious and laborious meet.
ing, encouraged with success and animated with
hope the G d adjourned to meet at Jacobs Fork
Division, Catawba county, on the I'd Tuesday Of
May, 1865. n DAVIS, G s.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-07
NORTHERN ITEMS.

The Metropolitan Records summary is dam
aging to Federal pride. 1t says the South can
never be conquered. Their recent successes show
undeniably that they have already achieved their
independence.
The Ohio Crisis. Sam Medary's paper, estimates
the loss in cereals, in consequence of the reduction
of labor in Ohio, at twelve hundred millions of
bushels.
The New York Tribune says large number of
officers have resigned.
Out of 1000 men recently drafted, 16 signifed
willingness to serve, the balance paid out or got
off on medical certificates.
Joshua Giddines, Lincoln's abolition consul at
Montreal, Canada, dropped dead in that city on
the Esd ult
The N. Y. Tribune gives the-particulars of an
ARRAY at the hotel in Washington between Voor-
hees and Senator Chandler, in which the latter
was roughly handled. The collision grew out of
remarks made at the table by Chandler against the
copperheads.
Gold in New York 1873.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-07
YANKEES BLOWN UP.
Important froaa Below-Eetrao'dinary Torpe
do Doings.

important froas Belov-Ertraofdinar IorYe-
do Doings.
We learn from we'll informed correspondent
that on Friday last the Yankees at Newbern sent
out to Bachelors Greek four large torpedoes to
be splanted" in the Neuse, at Spring Garden, ten
miles from Newbern, to guard against any rebel
gunboats, likely to be sent down upon them. At
this point they were removed from the cars to the
commissary building Three of them had been
safely deposited but the fourth, on entering the
building, was struck so violently that the 'ma-
chine" exploded. The explosion "set off, the
other three, and as may be supposed the four "set
off, the building and its contents at rapid rate
through the air.
One hundred men, including twenty negroes,
were "wiihin range" of the missiles, of whom SIC
ty-ttree instantly killed, the rest wounded.
Amongst the killed is notorious Yankee william
Wis an old citizen of that neish5orhood, was pre-
sent and got killed
At the scene of the disaster it is said the Yam
KEGS had erected tall tower or lookout in the top
of which Yankee was at the time posted The
tower suddenly disappeared and if the sentinel on
that tower has vet been found our informant has
not heard of it.
The explosion was heard twenty miles, and Gre
ated great CONSERVATION in the garrison at New
bern. The long roll was beaten, signal guns were
fred, and and every preparation was quickly made
to meet the Rebels Such scene of wild confu-
sion is said to have existed in the good old town
as has never been exceeded, except in the imme-
date vicinity of the explosion.
We regret the whole internal race was not with
in easy range of the torpedoes. -Gololsboro Jour-
nal
The villains got nothing but justice.