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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRLNIIINe.
The swindIo Rejecred-s,5I2 Majority!

The Board of Commissioners constituted. by
the English Kansas Bill, have issued procla-
nation declaring the proposition to accept the
Lecompton Slave Constitution rejected by 9,5l2
majority The whole vote was l3,Oss. The
returns of few precincts were thrown out on
account of informalities, but no fraudulent re-
turns were made The election passed off quiz
etly. and the large vote, as well as the trium-
phant maio-ity, indicate the fixed determine
ton felt by the free settlers throughout Kansas
to bury the last swindle too deep for resur-
reetion.
The Buchanan African Democracy, North
and South, must be willing by this time to
write down the people of Kansas as the most
stiffnecked under the sun. No people in the
Republic have been so tried-nO people have
proved SO true They have thwarted the efforts of
the Pierce and Buchanan Administrations to es-
tablish slavery in the Territory at all points and
on all occasions, and with persistency against
Executive influence, patronage, power, IN
trigue and treachery, such as the worlds his
tory yerv seldom records They have been
seven times tried in the LecomptOn furnace,
and seven times have they come out pure gold,
the seventh brighter than ever. In the first
place the Free State men utterly refused to vote
for delegates TO form the LecomptOn CODstitu-
ton. Then they condemned it by electing 4
Free State Legislature. Next by refusing to
recognize the detested Constitution, or any
election connected with it, when John Candle
box Calhoun ordere the cheating submission"
to be made Then under the regular election
on it ordered by the Free State Legislature on
the 4th of January, when ii was voted down
five to one. Next they condemned it in rather
round about, way but pretty conclusively, by
elecIing delegates to enact the Leavenworth
Constitution; and again in ratifying the Leav-
enworth Constitution. They have Just had the
eventh and the fairest blow of all at the detest-
d thing, and they have "Iaid it out cold as a
wedge"
We should think, in all conscience, that the
African Democracy would make no further eff
fort to belle their boasted doctrine of popular
sovereignty by forcing the ''eoIOred individual
into Kansas against the oft expressed wishes
of the sovereigns of the Territory, and would
be willing to let the free white men of Kansas
come into the Union at once under their own
Constitution, made in their way Bat
such is not the Democratic programme; and the
party. North and South, will now labUr quite
as industriousIy to keep Free Kansas out as
they have heretofore to force Slave Kansas in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
THF TRAVELLING COlIMUNITY

A Remedy. such as BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BIT
TIERS cnno, be too highly recommended To the travel
n- community. especially Il Is certainly an inVauaoe
r havin Ittle or exercise constantly eHPosel ard
subject 10 the ELECTS OF chIngs Of climate and water, they
require some pleasant Medicine Of this Kind to regulate the
bowels
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

FRosr.-There was a slight frost in this VI
cinity on Sunday night. and harder frost on
Monday night, but probably not severe enough
to do much if any damage. Such cool, frosty
nights in August are quite unusual here--Ra'
peHna Dem, 25ih.
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No Public Land sales in Nebraska.

The Administration has done good thing for
Nebraska, postponed the Public Lands sales
advertised for this season for a year The
quantity advertised was some two millions Of
acres, Urge and valuable share Of which
would have fallen in'O the hands Of grasping
land mOnOpOlists and spectators, the greatest
curse save human slavery that can befal fair
young Territory. Much alarm and anxiety
prevailed among the settlers on pre-empted
lands in view of the approaching sale, and mul-
titudes expected that their little all in the way
of improvements would be swept from them by
land-sharks, as at the present time comparative
ly few of the settlers perfect their titles by
payment and entry of their lands The next
session of Congress should pass Crows Land
Bill the first month after convening. The set
tiers who open up country should be fostered
and protected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
SCROFULA CURED

- FREMONT, Sandusky Co, NAY, ISIS.
DR TUBBs-Dear Slr. Hoping 10 assist you the good
work dotrg and n the time u cheer ben
et dospondInE inv Ids the facts Of my Wies case
In ls2 she rst notico sSelng the side Of her neck
We promptly resoTted 70 treatment hut Is growth
arrested Other means were tined repeated and almost
unca1sIny bot without avail the increased until
March, IS 5 vhn pruec ed bevond the ce eonsftut-
ing d-orlfg Having giving the best phTsians In the
cou1ty nearly three years trial and al this time becoming
she entirely discouraged. and ouiv V
ihe persuasion OF friends that she called tins time
Afer takns remedies three four muuths change
noticeable, which went until the entirely
removed and her general health fully restored For two
years past her health has been sKcelen and symp-
tom Of Scroiula uranlfested itself
- -. L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

FnRs.-The Bedford Agricultural, Meehan-
ical and Industrial Society, viii hold Fair at
Bedford on the cath and 25th of September. A
great and good time is anticipated. A 7.
sLADE of this city is to speak, DoDsE of the
the Museum is to sing, ard Ladies anil Gents
will give elegant specimens Of ring equestrian
ism The premiums are quite liberal.
The COnneaut Agricultural Society Fair win
be held Sept 3Oth and Oct. LIST. The Preni-
ums also are liberal, the competition is open to
everybody, and the Fair grounds are unsur-
passed in beauty of location
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

B- The epidemic at the Penitentiary IS aba
ting. On SATURDAY there were fifty four pa
tients on the sick list, most OF whom are eon, con,
valescing 1t is thought that two or three VIII
not recoyer.-Sfafe Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

CHANGE Prof VIM. Smith, Of the Ohio
Wesleyan Female College, Delaware, has been
elected Principal of the Xenia Female COllegi-
ate Institute, in place of the Rev. o. NJ. Spen-
Ger, who proposes re-entering the pastoral
-unrL.
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nncIinRl

We are requested by Mr.. BARR to withdraw
his name as a candidate for nomination for COun-
ty Commissioner, by the Republican COnyen-
ton
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

PIONEER PIc-NIc.-There will be a Pioneer
Meeting and Pic Mic at Granger, Medina Coun-
", on the 10th of September. The Hon L. V.
Bierce, of Akron, aud others, will address the
sssembIage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

RErIRED.-C. CASTLE, Esq has retired from
the editorshiP of the Medina Gazette, Temporal
rily at least, to attend to other duties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

PARALYns.-The Pittsburgh Gazette states
that the Hon Wm Wilkins is suffering from
the effects of paralysis in the tongue and lett
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
MARRIED,

Al Florence Ere county. Mr. HENRY L WINANS
Of BrIwnyille Kan, and Miss CAROLINE S BROOKS,
Of FLORENCE
In Randolph, Angus. Igh No. CRAWFORD KEN
DRICK, OF Rando ph, and Miss ELIZABETH CASE OF
kOOtstOwn.
In Raverna Aug IA Mr. ANDREW WATERMAN
aud Miss ANNA = BIRDSELI.- h1th Of Rayenna-
IN Fowler. Aug 18th Mr.. AARON GRAYER. Of hiia-
a. field Geanga county. ohio, and Miss MANY JANE
SAMSON, OF Fowler,
AtAIedina, August l5;h, Mr.. JOHN B. YOUNG, Es9-
Attorney and Cuunselor al Law and Miss ADA J. SAX
Gent. Esq, daughter OF 5. n Sargent all Of Medl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27


haze this day sold entire OF Flour Grain and
Eeet located t5i OutlnO 81. To ] Hodck Co, and
taft his opportunity Of recommending them nv
tsers and public worthy OF their patronage. and
feel c0deut thai they Will endeav0r pleas and SATISFY
who Will favor them with their patronage Toud al
30 return my thanks % old customers who have dealt
with NE a old stands for several wears past would
call the attention Of all s1ch Indebted ne
cit er By note account, 20 call and settle the with
out Hy. Il STELLEK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

THE SEVENTEENTH DIsTRIcT.-William Law
renee, who started off with the opening of Con-
gress Anti-LeeOmptOn but turned out English
LecOmptOn at last, desires to be, and prOba-
bly, will be, the candidate of the Democracy Cf
the 18th district for reelection. In 1856 his
majority was 1911. The United opposition of
the District have brought out Thomas C. Theak
er as their Congressional candidate, andif Law
renee gets on the track there is strong hope Of
running him of.
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HENRYF 81

ANOTHER.-Niss NaE b EaIUn ta0w Mrs BTishfl Of
New Scwcley Beaver Co, Pa-case very similar 10 he
ab0yUwas cured several ago Has since married
bat Of the disease discovsrble upon herSef
or child. Both enjoy fine health Jal26w5
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OR. TUBES AUGUST and SEP
" TEMBER APPOINTMENTS. .-Dr. IL Tubbs can

s s. SONNEBORN will continueto carry on the Ready
Made Clothing Business the old stand ls Supsrorst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
We isVilis, United states Hotel. .iiGGg 3

Dr. gives his Undivided attention 20 Chronic Diseases
reang thousands annually hundreds OF hom have
cred after q - resources had failed Mineral audofk
pcans used patients ever encnuraged
or Wlthoutaeo soading prospect Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
DIED,

In this ety. Aug 2uh. Mrs. ABIGAIL II. SMITH, wife
CT Tacou Smith, aged g years
Funeral on FIdiy afternoon. August 27h at o'clock,
from the residence OF her soa, d Lamb, $40 YrosBe'
street
In Norwalk, August sOth Mrs. SARAH HoYT, aged 81
years
In ohern July 2i atthe residence q her daughter Nj
G. Dana, Of consumption, mrs. LUCY H. tLAhN' ioi-
mcIly Of Conway, Mass, aged y years
Al R.ust,, N Y Nav 2 ls5s. Mr. ELlZ ABETH
SHEPHERD, the venerable mother Of Rev. John ShiE-
herd, who founded OberIn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
DISSOLUTION NOTTCE-Tbe Part

IL uerShip heretofore known the frm Of SONNE E.
BORN BROS and compose Of Sol S. Some born Louis
Sonnehorn and Henry S0nuebOr this day dissolved BY
consent, Louis and Henry SOunehorn retiring from
the arm. SOL. s SONNEBORN,
LOUIS SONNEBORN.
HENRY SONNEBORN.
Clexeland. August %. 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
sTnEY.

Monster Folk, a Frenehman who went to
Jamaica to embark in business, had been sadly
abused there He had been robbed, whipped,
put in prison, his property eOndseated, and
every species Of indignity and outrage Of
fered him On his return to New Orleans, lie
told tie story most Pitifully to Col Pike, of Ar
kansas.
why, Monsieur Folk" said the Col, " ae-
eording to your story Jamaica must be as bad
place as the internal resionsl -
Ma fol 1T is worse.
Now, Monsieur, do you really mean that 7"
C'est vari 1T is true.
Well now, Monsieur Folk" said Col Pike,
suppose you were on yOur deathbed tonight,
and the Lord should appear to you and say you
might 90 back to Jamaica or 90 to the internal
regions, what would you say :"
would say, Monsieur good Lord, if it beez
all ze zane to you, if 1t makes no difference at
all | should very much choose to please, to pre-
fer much razer to 20 to h-ll.'
He told his Democratic friends that If it
made no difference, he should prefer the
Frenehman's choice to joining the Democratic
party.
Mr. Campbell spoke for over two hours and
his speech was received with great enthusiasm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
NOTII.E-
NTHERERS. Various Individuals

WHERERS, Various Individuals
w have been IN the praccz for months past Of
dso ting Goals lr0n and otncr arc Merchandise
upon my wharf. erecied upon and adjacaut the s.
Government Pier IN Cleveland, ulder q license given
70 them BY the Cleveland X Pittsburgh Rail Road
Cempaly ali sHeh pers1us are row therefore, hereby
tined tt species Of authority heretofore erpressv
o. inpliedly To sad Rail Road Comuany deposit
sods upon said wlr wharfass Iheofor has
teen b. me revoked All peTs1us VINO shall said har
OF portion thereof for business purposes.
day u Iuas ls without INST obtaining auth lry from
attorneys IA Cleveland. Mes-rs SpaudIng Parsons will
BE- deemed tres lasseIs and treated accordingly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27
By orler Of the Board
auli DAVIES WILLIAM FULLER. Clerk
OST-JULY 30 AT AB0TT 10
EOR BUFFALO-THROUG . n

Il WITHOUT LANDING. new fast lovr-ureSsure
Steamer FOREST QUEEN, s. y. Miller, Mater, viii
run IS follows, commencing Monday Ausust ID:
Leaves the ck the foot OF Superior street every Mon
day, "wednesday and Friday, al o'clock, p. NJ
labln Passage ------ 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

For p,ssage OF freight apply
aug25dlm 1876 HANNA. GARRETSON 4 co.
1 ,INSEED OIL--30 bbls. LINSEED
ial5I SMITH l. PUTNAM
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saagdias Parsons. Attorney. l. yislh = GsSLhiSs ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Under.

~ signed have purchased q Steor his entire stock OF
Flour Grain Feed and have this dav formed copart-
nerhlp for the purpose Ofea ing Who'll sale and Re
tail or Gram and Feed business. underline and
style of J. HOUCK CO. and would respectfully
t the patronage Of such NAY need srt les their line
of husness. and OF all who have been the patrons
Flour and Feed store, No. - Ontario 81.
J. J. HOUCK
II. VAN PELT HOUCK L co
nj ruua nh
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
, THE CITIzENs OF WASHINGTON.

Wolfe's SChiedam Aromatic Schnapps
great sncces by the medical faculty in gravel
sou chronic rheumatism dropsy dyspepsia sluggish cEcuaon Of
nsdsAse assiuuaion Of and exhausted v energy
and as beverage has superior In the world
Put up quart pint bottles and for sale by all the druggists
arocers in Washington.
l-4 H Nh ~ UDOIITIO WOLFE
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
rA' 49, 90 and "a Beaver street, New York.
Dsc la--d3mr 2. s.s} 4
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The proprietor call the attention Of strangers and The
article Of Holland gn which
introduced public under the name Of woes sch
dam Aromatic schnapps. s
This gin manufactured BY the proprietor exclusively al his d'
cry cheda Holland made from the best barley that Gao
and favored and meda not ny
harsh berry by the choice botanical variety OF
italian juniper berry, whose more ynons extract d
recd with sprtuoas solvent and thus brcomes con
ncte cf exquisite flavor and Arona altogether Transcend
K cordial medicinal properties any aicohohc beverage
heretofore known
The proprietor nearly the whos medical faculty
from about four thou
physicians and oenrs who endorse IT, over ter ssnAtre
"a a most desirable the matcra melica. it
Persons purchase should be careful the genuine article
ms country flooded with
and pint hotties
by NIL the respectable druggists and he United
ta4p UIDIITIO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No % Beaver street, New YORK,
Fec 13-d3mif
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
@ N~~<N
TO OUR SUBS CRIBERs.

The poson viii upon books, unozs IA
payment Of the subscription be mase In advance.
Distant rvad letter, and all ri,k
will be ~ oafs- n n cafe sion,
The COUNTRY PAPER ,ubhed irweeky during tho session,
OF Congress, weekly during the recess ttlst
Subscriptions rs than will he receved % terms
prolorloned 10 tbs above annual rates. llI.ih
AS-tSfaAsTEl5 authorized agents aud %
sending DAILY subscribers With $50 enclosed sA
WEEKLY subscribers with sas will esrsd
gratis. a sl s -
The Washington union., 1858-02-04

GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE BEST RATES FOREIGN bills EXCHANGE SOLD ON
THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS TO sHIr.
~ OLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
deposos payable Ia sams funds
go charging Checks must b marked
coringly, ....a.0 !. --i..l.- .1,.f,i..L
sight the principal cities in the uniaa sod N
lrff fllf.F3-
Btpis and stocks soldo on oonmsson. rag4Insl
tucurrent money bought and sold
land warrants purchased at the highest rates
swEENv, MTTKNRoUsr, PANT co,
De- l--8m Nt fI 'fe Bankers.
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
DEDuCED SCALE OF pRIcEs.All the price

DEDUCED ECALE OF PRICES.--All the prices
III they viii reach this
robes, cloaks and embroiders all the entire
fine goods placed reduced scale of prices
table linens daasks towels
napkins, doylies, pillow linens and sheetngs.
pieces superior Irish linen, qualities low prices
Mourning goods always full throughout the
white camhrics, acone and hanueis, large supply
price marked plain hence purchaser
oyercharged.
We not opening accounts. @
All settled beginning
rious this point.
the right present payment
hill mAde after this date, January h 1859 when need its
amount sss3 tstlfta ts 45ls laes }5tft b
acceptable 4&
financial shortening cred
banking Mcs the propey Of the
adopt. .fs
purpose make trade a cash business
without disturbing relations which existed
and ourselves for long series Of
years tt - 't s
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores,r building, y
Jan iotAf opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
H,HE TURNER LEGACY .---Messrs. Taylor 8 Ma


have the honor that they
series fac sme color drawings by the English
artists from the original pictures and drawings BY the late
Turner A. IN the above coecioD the property Of the English
exhibiting IT Marlborough House, London
Ao simpsons cssbraed historical painting Of tho Restoration Of
the Arctic Ep icsons by the people Of the United
the Queen Of England Cowes December H. 1855
signed 10 Mcsrs Taylor Aanry BY the Qieen pbshors
Conaghi 4 Co., London
OH exhibition a No a22 Pennsylvania Msrs Wall
Stephens Co.'S store (onrs from 10, m, to 8, p M
Admission Is cents. l6-diif +
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
DUNCAN. SHERMAN, Il CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal cities OF Also, mercan
tile credits, for Use in Europe China, &c. sf#
Jan 3l---3md 15s
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
GEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeorgetOwn, ID. e.

TvHIS large boarding and day school for young
adies long fsvoraby known conducted by Miss l.
nrsh "a now under direction Miss H. j. Narrower principal
aud experienced teachers in every
department OF learning
Members ofCongcss call hcm to Washing
ION NAV place their daughters under their
yIsoD many have dohc graduates OF this
seminary representing every State In the Union
particulars address NJ ~ hAkhoVEH,
Principal Georgetown Female Seminary,
San la-eotr Georgetown, Il. C..
The Washington union., 1858-02-04
TO THE CITIxENs OF WASHINGTON.

WOlfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
proprietor particularly the schnap
travelling about TO settle 10 the South West
medicinal properties in correcting tho dsagrscable and often
geroas produced BY change wh all
South aud West particularly liable. Strangers should
purchasing the scinAp~ the whole country flooded
and limitations The genuine has the propror
cork and label For sale by all the druggists
gTocers. tAN
rftas }ts UDOIPHO WOLFE
l3--d3m6 Depot IL Beaver street, New York
The Washington union., 1858-02-04

NvORTHY OF NOTICE. Intending to retire
w from present ODER rare opportunity 70 any
sns dd take charge hotei conducted nron inc european
avovabiy cisens and strangers
and commands large hAr" Of patronage which can be
ell the other convcncnces the prem
The house commands thu whole thorough
fs unsyv.na sd and AZ strccs and but
Ashors distance the Capitol To profitable investment
can early, address
JAG 21-eod1w WM. RUpP, Proprietor.
The Washington union., 1858-02-04

NTATCH Repairing and Engraving w atches,
wv pocket tmekeepes Of description
repaired BY ska perform accurately
nsrsvins every description the best sye including tho
cutting or arms Greats mottoes and initials stone.
Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
NJ W. GAIT h BRO.
tL A M jewellers 32A Pennsy avenue,
Ian ~ Between 9th
The Washington union., 1858-02-04

II HAVE this day bought out the Drug Store. corner
Pennsylyaua and ~ street, lately kept by W. H.
hand
periamey, fancy articles Photographic chemicals, 6c
TN retiring from the drug business take great
pleasure recommending Mr. Dnl Clark 10
ihe vornhs friends and gentleman in
every way quansd successfully conduct tho basness
Jan 30-d6t t'N W W. H. GILMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-09
Talk ON ,ehange.

!
We did not get 70 talking atan early hour yes
terday A heavy rain storm was IN progress, which
interaieted all gatherings After midday the arrival
q the Africa at New York on yesterday morning
was made public. The accounts It will be perceived
by oar dispatches more favorable for cotton the
sales Of the week being $4,000 bales, closing at an
advance which placed Middling Orleans at sgd. The
political news Il unimportant, We shall EXPECT to
learn and hear Of good deal Of talk about the search
and visitation question that Great Britain win re-
nqnisa the nfetenson, aud Ill this and that We do
not believe IN all this talk. No doubt Lord Malmes
bury will attempt to smoothe over matters in the
usual slippery way Of British diplomacy. England
irom the present menacing attitude Of Napoleon
may pe forced into some concatory course but
when inc American Government receives ali apology
and the owners Of vessels boarded and searched
repatriation and damages In dollars, the question of
search and visitation may then be considered ~ 1T
tied When the telegraph advises Of something of
this nature ne shall be glad.
we have ne Intelligence Of the submarine tele.
graph, or vessels engaged in dropping the cable
int tho Atlantic AS we have before remarked, No
SeiteFae our belief that this telegraph viii not sue
ceed
The next steamer due nom England is tile North
American, Of the Canadian line, OF the sOth ut due
az Quebec about Monday next. The Cape Race
speeulatofs ay however, intercept tic Fulton, from
avre for New York, Of the same date The steiner
OF the 3D. from Liverpool, was the Canada ior Boston
VIII Halifax.
There were very few arrivals yesterday. Our ship.
ping and steamboat register Is rather batren,-not
more 50 than usual Ill this season Of the year Stocks
Of produce continue well supplied Of al kinds The
grain crops throughout The West wifi Id ynbra {tnt
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FOCAL gateIIiotnte.

YTsa,. 80 =. :,
tlohh 1Ais'A he Vlouas' Whieh quickly dispersed
seen after dafk or Wednesday evening" and were supposed
hays nly mpleed their mission for the present gathered
e the rme9bIo ss l3 Sg sss,s,,s morning. smut Oh,
damp discharge There WA gradual ;Ssss y.
tine ont liz Boid md n dsyisbt 4
be stfeets became m W '.'1
had been ia tho habit If poin ,rets
,3a,, 49,, Il. s. " y 80 So tou
individuals whose business caiie e ont we're seen
oag with small umbrellas to protect their hats from damage
while they were wading half kGee deep in water m their hest
shoes on All about ii O'clock seerdattere WI another
pension Of the clouds the sun shone out brightly The