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wM. A. BACHELOR.
WaT0 SMOKERS 8 CHEWERS."


No gentleman should mingl in the society Of ladies with
tseh dsco0red and breath tainted with tobacco. For
urifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
fAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one OF the
eectual dentrihces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impas to the breath 50 often
! sGsnsfve. an aereeabis fragrance. II 9 li ~ .
FOR SHAvING-Its rich lniher penetrstes and softens
the bear prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable, +. @ FoNTAINE Co 3OS Broad
way, and Ncs6 Astor House. New York. Sold by all
a seDl5
vOald Invite attention of our reaiers TO IN
CUBE" advertised IN columns. IL Is from
such quarter win give the public confidence in its Ell
eacy and have learned from reliable sources that It's
virtues viii sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF
he wes annot fail to appreciate the paramount value 10
hem of saeand remedy fOr this affecting disienn-
per- without either Quinne minerals and consequently
without injury the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction in prOclamng this remedy be-
cause we are convinced it will ming want
among u.s. and serve relieve great amount of suffering
P.,vBy,r, Wa,su, Ind dceu
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~ RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muns, Caps
Robes, Mufiers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Auskrat, and other
furs Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street 4 m H ssa $50 saIF-f j.
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n We would call attention to the notice Of /.
NJ. Smith, Esq, who offers his beautiful residence
for rent. Whoever wants desirable home had
better call at once and secure it.
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PocKET PIckED.-Yesterday morning woman
who was marketing on Ontario street, had her
pocket picked of her purse in which we're about
IS, The thief was not discovered
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From Appleton's New CycIop. dia to be published April
Cleveland, or CleaveIand.

From Appletons New Cycop dia, TO be published April
Cleveland, or CleaveIand.
The Capital Of Cuyahoga county, O., is in magni-
tude and Importance the second city CT Ohio, and
one of the most beautiful and prosperous within the
hasin of the Lakes. It is situated at the mouth of
the Cuyahoga River, on the Southern shore of
Lake Erie, in lat Al deg. 3l-7m. N. and long. 81
deg. ASSN. W. The townpToper lies on the high
and commanding buff Of the Lake, and is laid ont
with broad streets, well paved, with many trees,
and occasional open squares. II IS well built, and
has numerous churches, hotels and public edifces.
Seen from the upper streets, the Lake in Summer
seems shoreless ocean. studded with the while
sails Of watereraft, and in Winter solitude Of ice
With ifs wide water view, its cleany streets, its
neat tenements and its numerous spires, Cleveland
presents TO strangers avery attractive appearance
and is deem d one Of the handsomest towns Of the
United States. 1t was the first settlemeDt within
the limits of Cuyahoga county in thatpart of Ohio
known as the Western Reserve. 1t was laid out
and surveyed in Oct l796, and named in honor Of
Gen Moses cleveland, native Of Connecticut
Originally the town was confined to the Eastern
shore of the Cuyahoga, but subsequently Brooklyn,
or Ohio City, arose on the opposite SIDE and both
parts are united under one corporation, distin-
guishable only by the bridge over the river. The
growth Of Cleveland has been very rapid, and is
thus exhibited by the censuses: Population in 1876,
g. in l796, l6; in l6l0 100; in 1920 400; in 1890
100; in lS40 in $780, IL 034; in 1858, 60O00
The rapid grown OF Olefelan0 rs uue cneuJ u Tue
concentration Of artificial lines OF improvement at
point favorable for the distribution of products
The dates of the most rapid growth as exhibited
by the above statement, were after 1880 and 1850
The first was the era Of the Ohio Canals and the
second that of railroads. These lines Of inter
communication, limiting them only to the State o.
Ohio. are as follows The Ohio Canal and branches
$40 m; Cleveland Painesville and Ashtabula rail
road, e5 2; Cleveland, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati
6I; Cleveland and Mahoning. 81; Cleveland, Co,
llumbus and Cincinnati, 254; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, 1872; Cleveland and Toledo, 1877 l-2. Botf
the canal and railroads connect with other latera
lines of which greatly facilitate
the commercial facilities of the town These line;
iextend to the finest producing districts of the
State, and the immediate consequence of their com
pletion was to develop the resources of the nterio
and growth of Cleveland. Its commerce rapidly
extended, and manufactures began to arise. Thes
effects are fairly exhibited in the following stats
tics of its commerce, industry, and wealth:
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w For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-

LUX SALE Oh EAOHANdE-
Il LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-Large two story
House and Lot with Barn House well finished with wa
ter, gas, &c. To exchange for farm-S60O0.
HEWBURGH ROAD miles from the city-Five acr6s
Of land TO exchange for small House and LOt-S700
MISSOURI LANDS-WeI selected, al $3.50 70 50 per
to exchange for stock Of gods good Panoor palOr
furniture.
and Lott also two small houses t0exchanse for farm
ALARM q co acres 20 ilesby railroad from the eity
and near depot and age 10 exchange city property
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank Road. eve
miles from the city. small house, god barn, some
h1ls % e1change for farm or city operty-S25D0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque Iowa 4 some
good property in TINS city, centrally loc ted with
CASH TO exchange for large and frst-fafe farm.
ONE ACRE Of land with house. aarn and fruft 10 miles
by plank rosd from Buffalo n exchange for proper
ty in this citv-Sl000 aIlEa-7
WOOD LAND-T2 acres mile from the Euclid De-
pot 10 exchange for House and Lot il the cy-so1 per
acre.
TWENTY-THREE ACRES-515 miles from the city by
and frstrate sandy soil-S25o0 q
ROUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate InSuIances Agents,
anil Marble Block.
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MATRIMONIAL.
DIES or TIE UNTEB STATES

To THE LADIES or TIE UNERD STAFEs;
Il has been my good fortune to restore to heah many
hsuSaads Of my eountry-women
NV success has excited malice Of the eayous and
louS but their prosecutions have served only % extend
nd establish nv reputation showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upOa my pathway from the fsir sufferers whom
Ihave relieved So I0ng held in afectiOnate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced y
skill can afford despse the efforts Of nskers
nd slanderer
NY friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing mensruafion within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; bot aeisPOson to enter
field 50 occupied BY aes with their pernciOus nostrums
and fear that unpriacped cOunterfeiters might palm upon
the pusciher worthless limitations have hitherto
vented ms from ssabEshins fOr the sale Of my
AsflE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atlas yield to the enfreaties of patients and friends
and offer 10 the snering Females Of America medicine
hich has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inregard to the efficacy Of the e"AMlE DE FEMME,"
see ea sJ that is IN liquid form, and iss1aetiy such
AsI used practice France for many years and
that it has never failed to satisfactory result.
The "Amie Femme and mensruation stand in the re
lztioa Of cause and eject Is alke powerful TO originate
healthy cnstral hoT where has existed, sndt
restore where has been from any suppressed.
In orderto guard against imposition wrapper Of drec
ions on each bottle of The Amie de Femme viii bear
urftsn signature and beth the bottle and enclosing be1
uia be sealed with my private seal.
Prizes. ss.O0 package. ,,-,>
PARIS, January. 1857.
For sale, wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No g Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme At the PrOprietors Prlces.
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BoUED TO SHINE.-The sun for the past two
days, has shone forth as though he received pay
for warming and drying this little ball of mud up
on which we live. The consequences of his urbane
behavior are pleasant to witness and gratifying for
dry goods merchants to contemplate Ladies ap-
pear upon the street in full numbers and full dress;
boys play marbles upon every unoccupied path ;
fast young men promenade the streets and wish
the mud to "dry up;" the birds begin to come and
the trees begin to leave; the housekeeper looks
around for new arrangement of her window cur
tains, and the flies buzz upon the window pane
In the words of the poet
Winter is gone and spring is come.
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?. sH1p.Bu1LDING AT CLEvELAN1


These tables show that the tonnage, ship build
in and foreign Commerce of Cleveland have about
doubled IN the last seven years, and more than
doubled in the previous ten The foreign COM
merce is wholly with Canada, This Is BY nomeans
true, as masters Of our European vessels and the
business men of both Cleveland and Liverpool can
testify. Our direct European commerce is one Of
the most notable and prominent features Of our
Forest City, and will foot up in large figures for the
coming year, as it has done during the year now
passed.-ED. LEADER.l to which is exported a
large amount of the produce of Ohio, such as coal,
-four, pork. lard, &c. The Commerce of Cleve
land Is also rapidly increased by the immense
line of iaks coast, along which are constantly
rising new toEns and settlements. This lake
trade amounted in 1857 70 nearly $40 o0o, ,O00-
Among the particular branches OF business which
have recently sprung up may be mentioned those
OF coal, iron and agricultural machinery. For the
prosecutien Of these, various and immense sup
plies Of raw material are found within easy reach
by the canal and railroads. and which, either in the
raw or manufactured state, are needed throughout
the basin Of the lakes. Immediately south and
east Of Cleveland counties yielded in 1857 600,
600 bushels Of coal. In one or two Of these coun-
tes il also produced iron ofthe best varieties in
cludinQ the black band ore In that region mines
have been developed and furnaces erected. The
coal trade at Cleveland has increased thus: re-
CENTS in 1870 $50 1000 bushels in 1850, 2332 604;
and in 1857, $3.50 900, being increase Of 80 per
cent. over 1856 This rapid increase exhibits the
growing demand for ccal on the lake coast both Of
the United States and Canada. The amount OF
salt, not including sacks, received in 1857, was
l02, l66 barrels. The wealth and value of proper
ty IN Cleveland viii be seen in the returns OF Guy
ahoga, OF which the city makes the greatest part.
The vainstion Of Cuyahoga was, in l645, S3,O65.-
500; in 1859, $40 $50 9s9 and in 1857 S36 047, ,344
By far the largest part of this value was in the City
of Cleveland. and exhibits an increase of twelve
fold since ls45. The social and municipal institu
Its churches and schools are numerous and good
In common with the whole State OF Ohio, it enjoys
the advantages Of the liberal and extensive school
system created by the Legislation Of many years
In 1856 sbout 5000 youths were enrolled in the
schools Of Cuyahoga County, OF which more than
half were in Cleveland. II s3sal sE1-~5
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u Don't fail to go and hear the BUcKLEY's
tonight The entertainment is well worth the ad-
mission fee.
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THE WANERRRR.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 10.
Many rumors are ahoat about the seizure and re
arrest of the Wanderers Africans. Bloody results
| are faared
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. IL, 1889
TRAFKLRR,s REGIsTRR. |
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Steam Engine and Machinery for Sale-woolson, Hitc
cock Gates.
Bosrd-Elijab C0wles.
Chimneys cleaned-J. Hunbin-
Store for reni-C L. Baujsr.
Residence fot remit. NJ. Smith.
For SSle--WisOn l..
Sheriff Sale-D L Wightman.
For sale or reut-C J Keller
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JOB Lots Of Flouncings.

Il /. BALDWIN & co. WILL
LIE Ofer Friday, Dec lIth, 1000 Cambria Swiss
Bands 50 per cent less than have ever been in this
n sual stock without reserve.
decl7 z. J. BALDWIN Co.
ITO SHTRTMAKERS "A LARGE
j assortment of the best brands SInRT1NGS Also,
case IRISH LINENS. at unusually low prices
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DECLINED.

WAsH1NGTeN, March, 10.
G. W. Jones has declined the mission TO New
Granada.
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The BUcKLEYs.-As was to be expected, the
Buckleys drew thoroughly crowded house last
night, and the MelodeOn rung with the applause
and laughter of the audience The Buckleys are all
splendid musicians and they are ably seconded by
the members oftheir company. The opera of Lu-
crezia Borgia was performed capitally. 1t should
be remembered that the words, and accompani-
ments only, are changed in turning this opera into
burlesque, the music remains the same as in the
version of Prima DOnnas. Tonight new bill is
offered, and all who did not go to hear the Troupe
last night must go early to secure seat.
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febll -zl - No 2n Superior street
HOR SALN-A fne RESIDENCE

I5Ol5 10 ~ olptIlOf sIreeL.
EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
n On St. Clair street, Seneca, large o-sfory
Brick House and Lot with all modern Improvements
small payment down, balance in five yeurs tiDle$7
FARM IN WILLOUGHBY-lOO acres-soii sandy and
gravey loan, good farm house, orchards, &cS5 per
acre : ] -
HIGH SfREET-Good two story House and Lot--s2 900
SIBLEY STREET-Vacant Lot lADxl65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT--3% acres land-SO0.
WILLOW STREET-Between St. Clair and Suueriol
streets. House and L0f-S350
BOLIVAR SrREET-Nice II story House and Lot
wirh Barns-S2,50O.
THIRTY AC RES-l5 miles by railroad from the city
witnin mile Of station good nch soil, small house. good
barns, fruit, &C. a the very low prlee Of 81 500
ROUSE Z JENNINGS.
Real Estate and Insurance Agebts,
iaul7 Marble pToek
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DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM!
Unrivalled in the History Of Medicine.
THTs RAIsAM THAT uAs REEN

THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
4 so extensively sold and met with such unrivaIe
ness to many famiss throughout the country
me resg Of years Of and study by the prop
elor OF THIS y 0degt C0n0und and happy 10 stats
% ,hc world that the object sought FIR been gained
remedy. This Basam oay recommended for one class
Of disc viz those pTOdaeod maaIia ard enters
poison malaria ia the system and as tonic Il IS partie
larry recommended. Nov for a few evidences:
OBERLrx, Ohio. June /. 1853.
MESSRS. s. K. MANN & &C. Gents: Having had
use some OF your AGUE BAISA1I in nv fam
y, mad the mOst prompt and efficient remsdial agent
or me ceT1n cure Of ags evs used and as strengthen
Your Obedient Servant.
oLNzT. ILL, SEPT. %. 1857.
n MEsSRs; MANN 3 co.-eents: Your AGUE
Of the people Of this locality We have upon shelves al
tents but Dr. BIanns Ague Balsam sells in preference
all others from the simple fact that cures Il Is destined
TO exca all other remedies eve offered n, ,,,z,,,r
CAIRO, ILL.,. May Is. 1883.
DR. MANN CO GALLON Ohio-Gen.s: Your Ague
Balsam the Peoples remedy in this part q The
country for the cure Of ague and ever We have
looked upon perfect antdoe 10 nalarous diseases
REED PETTIJoHN.
ST. LOUIS, June LIST. 1883.
MESSRS. s. K. MANN & COVE End the demand
MaDn's Ague Basam daily increasing and sreaf
demand foris sufficient evidence Of its great merit In
those selling it. and particularly those using BE-
ast y mas no sS1s u GsRe1es sns that Il
o. ! WOOD : co.
S. K. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Gaiisn, Ohio
Sold by all good Druggists. % ~ %
fsbI7 cis.slAnd
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n See advertisement for notice of the Grand
Masquerade of the Cleveland Practicing Assembly
at Chapin's Hall, next Wednesday, the 10th, Ex-
tensive arrangements are being made to have
good and brilliant time.
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Glotbimg.
Aair. Upe.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
~ bers; BA5SErT HAIR d =. great aeriienafun
la ge or small uuaniites Al 81 per cent les sia v @
purchase aaT other dys IN the counfTr Hoitler ~ %
have 70 pay 81 or you can get the sane ei or am ,
ard gnfaEther lllr the same quantity Yoo raa -e -
black and gives the best to clls IN We
lng, keeps natural appeafonce. Fo sale Wholesnir
myi2d.ns Regularly authorized Age
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FOR SALE.-A Good Improved
yALU4BIE WxfER PoWER-WiihI siSS Is acres Ofland
and good stone quarry on the Chagl River 0ae Of the
and an s61nlanee Of water The land aoae worth the
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PRoPRRTY-on On
tario s.reeNce ~ story cottage house with roome-
Lease has seven years 70 ran and ground rent reasonable
THIRrY-ONE AcREs-on Crawford Road. four miles
Il lm the city by lucid PSnk Road, with House and
WooLEN Factory saw MILL AND FARM
Factory and Saw Mi now doing good business. Soed
dwelling Hoese and Barn and 50 acres land with orchard
TIC. Also good vein Of coal.
PARK sTREET-Hsuss REET7 7; and Lot. 500;
Lot s6xl6siest on corner, with four and half
SUPERIOR STREET ExTENsIoN-rwo miles from
me Court House acres OF land in fne condition. very
LAKE sTkEET-west of ontario-Good story house
and ot g feet rent ysTy desirable property for busi
CHOICE LAND-l66 acres in Michigan, miles from
The Capital we-watered and the best Of
Can be bought for si2 if applied for soon
HICKoX ALLEY-Wiihin two minutes walk Of the
Public Square, godsized one ard half story house and
SREENwooD sTREET-HOuse and Lot. s1z0e
HURON SrREET-GoOd two story House and Lot
cheap
Good Brick House and large Lot, with barn fruit
nice & properly, S2500
one and half story House and Barn. with large Lot fruit,
ORANGE sTREET-one and a half story, House and
Lot. $500 z D. ~. ROUSE 8 JENNINGS,
at Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
teoA MArble Block. No. 2Il superior st.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
l. VALUABLE PROPERTY-FIfty Acres-On the
Euclid Plank Road, miles from ths city, flourish
ing Academy ChuI ches, &C. large hne house. barn,
crd &c $500 only in cash, half the balance in cd
western lands, and one half on mortgage at p cent inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street 10
exchange for hsnse and lot the West side. $1,000
KINSMAN STEEET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Semny large and desirable two brick house
and one aud quarter Of ands % exchange for farm
HIGH srREET-Lot 3 feet front with good two story
house, 70 exchange for farm.
ERIE COUETY-50 scres Lake shore, Z mile from
RsilrOad station 3 miles from andusky house. barn and
orchard rich sandy loom so 10 timber; exchange
for house and ioi in the city.
BRIDGE SIhEET-On corner, hrge lot witt frame
Store and brick dwelling; to exchaRge for fam 5000
PINE LANDS-In MissOuri-64O acres Of first Quality
pine land wen located and 10 Railroad 81
Will exchange for House and lot inshe city or acres
near the city, or f0f stock OF goods.
NEWBURGH FILLAGE-Honse and Lot nearthe Cat-
aract HOUSE large Lot and good House viii exchange for
WALNUT sTREET-House and Lot to exchange l5r a
farm. $l6ol
KINsM4N sTREET-Near Pery-Good two story
House and Lot; 70 exchange for farm $500.
hal nso--
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The Railway.

THE CoMPAcT BETWEEN THE Four GREAT
LINEs-At length the Eastern agreement between
the four great connecting links between theEast and
the West has received its final blow. The dissatisc-
tion which has evidently existed for along time be-
these competing roads has renderedthe agree
ment merely nominal one, which no one ofthe par
lies would live up save to escape the mputaton of
directly violating its plgbted word. But now Mr.
MORAN has taken the responsibility to refuse to do
allegiance to such rotten power, as the following
from the New York Tribune will show. Doubt.
less Cleveland will be made grand competing
point, as its prominent position will render its
feghting trade of immense value to the line which
may secure the larger portion oft.
The Tribune says: The st. Nicholas Hotel Com
pact between the four great lines to the west has
been broken up, and there WILL no doubt, now be
an an active competition for traffic between the
sections Of country interested and lower prices for
business which now pays but little if any profit
Mr.. Moran being satisfied that the agreements
made between the roads were daily violated, sent
written notice to Messrs. Garrett Thompson and
Corning, that he no longer considered himself
bonnd by the arrangement. Considering that this
happy family have been anything but harmonious
during the short life of their connection, it is per-
haps best that the severance of ties should take
place. and each President manage his own road
Each route will then do such business as its natural
advantages entitle if to, and we should at least es
cape repetition of the disgraceful scenes which
occurred atthe Washington Conference
The Erie Road will have one advantage over its
competitors. In coming into competition it has
but little, comparatively, to pay from its earnings,
excepting working expenses, while the other roads
have large amounts to disburse for interest and
dividends. The Erie has bat little TO lose, while
the other roads have large stake in the contest.
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PRICE ZEN GENTS, weekly:

Yearly IS; Half Yearly $3.50; Quarteriy $l'3 Tn
Splnrse commenced the Ist December, 1858.
r-+-E sffHgt C.. B. SEYMOUR CO., Projectors,
marllkwlm27i No l3 Frankfort At, N.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND ::
TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN


TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
CENTS. ss 80
oUR MUSICAL FRIENDs is filed with the best Piano
Solos, Duets Songs operatie Arias, POkas Mazurk as
ou drles waltzss, and every other species Of musical
composition for and Piano. by the best American and
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adapted to every grade Of performer ID
The same quantity of music, procured from the r5guar
publishers gsuld cost more than ten times what we
charge.
wears ubscriptionto 10 Our Musical Friend will Sc
cure new and fashionable music worth at least TIVE Hun
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MORE Yesterday o. S.
Mershal johnson brought to this city two more per
sons for being engaged in the extensive counter
letting operations throughout the northern part of
this State. These two, named John Felix Rife,
and Augustus -, were arrested at Gallon
One Of them, we understand, has been brakeman
on the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago Railroad
andhas circulated bogus coin; the other is resi-
dent of Gallon. The two were lodged in the Jail
for safe keeping.
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a II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to devils out it IS ours who live IN
this raterogged country The miasmalie poison OF our
swaups md Marshes becomes veriable acsi IN the
blood to revcl IN Agues and Fevers which shak and
scorch Us al Ayers AsUE CURB" is said 70 be the
nstIe we need ana nehbors who have tried