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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

ANTI.LEcoMPToN CONVENTION IN YoLo.-
On June 10th, the Democrats of Y olo county
met in convention and made the following
nominations:
For Assembly, Col. j. T. Hall; for Sheriff
j. S. Cox; for County Clerk, J. T. Daley
for Assessor, T. J. Dexter for Surveyor, j.
!. Underhill: for County Superintendent oi
Public Instruction, Andrew Mccormack; for
Treasurer, VIM. II. Brooks; for Coroner, Dr.
Pickett
Delegates to the State Convention-Dr E.
" Lane, ). X. Norton and Charles w. Lewis
alternate Delegates-W G. Sweely, Hugh
Graves and Col ]. T Hasl They were in
structed to use all exertions TO secure the
nomination of Humphrey Griffith, of Yolo
county. as the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
MARYSvILIE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18th.
Meeting OF the National Democratic State
Central Committee.

Alta meeting of the National Democratic State
Central Committee held at Sacramento on the
2lst April, 1859, the following proceedings were
had:
On motion. it was voted that State Conven-
ton be held at 'Gcramento on WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 18th.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
ReaoEpnd That the Committee recommend to the
County Central Committees the establishment Of no
test as qualification for voters at the primary cleo
tions other than an adherence to the principles OF
popuiar sovereignty, absolute non-intervention by
Congress and opposition to the Administration in its
sxtravagant expenditures of the public moneys.
On motion, voted the basis of apportionment
be one delegate for each county; one for every
two hundred votes cast at the last annual election
and one for every one hundred votes and n frac
tion over, with the understanding that every
county SHALL at least, have two delegates.
This gives the apportonment as follows
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

PLuMAs LEcoMPToS CoxvENTToS.-The lie
comps held their convention in Plumas coun
~, at Quincy. on the lth inst. and instruct
ed their delegates to support Weller for Gov,
ernor. They also voted subscription to es
tAblish party organ at Quincy. to be PLACED
under the control of John S. Love, of Sar
Francisco, the press and material being nov
on the way. The nominees of the conven-
tion for Assembly and county Offices are n
follows:
For Assembly, P. O. Handley. and T.
Parsons; For County Clerk, John d. Good
win; for Sheriff, r. c. Chambers: for Treas
urer, W. S. lngersoll: for District Attorney
w. D. Sawyer; for Assessor, John McWi
lams.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

NEVADA ADMINISTRATION CoNvENnoN.-Or
Saturday, the Administration party in Ne
vada county met and appointed the follow
ing delegates to the State Convention: E
J. Carney S. s. Curtis, Edward McSarley
John Bowers, Amos T. Laird, George Hunt
NJ. Mills, J. II. Esselstyne, II. NJ Moore, P
Buchanan, c. J. Lansing, Henry Mccarthy
j. R. Sale and Geo. D. Roberts.
A resolution indorsing the Administration
Of President Buchanan, and the State Ad-
ministration Of Gov. Weller was laid on the
table by an almost unanimous vote. A reso.
luton instructing the delegates to use all
honorable means to nominate Henry Meredith
for Congress from the Northern District of
the State was adopted
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
MINING AROUND Nonrn SAY JUAN.

MINING AROUND NoRTu SAN JUAN.-The
Hydraulic Press of Saturday, says;
Great activity and good yields are report
ed from every district on the ridge, except
those affected by the strike. On San Juan
Hill, the Sailor Company have taken up $2.-
277 the Star Company, $l,Sl2; Ohio Com
pany, $500, and the Brittania Co, $l,24S;
making total from four claims of S5.492.-
Other companies that are washing, have not
yet cleaned up. The Keystone claims. at
Montezuma, lately yielded 81 1856 from drift
dirt A fourth interest in the New York
Company, at Manzanita, sold recently for
$4,000; the last washing of this company
gave them Sl,lo0. The miners at French
Corral are reported to be doing better than
any others on the ridge From Cherokee we
have heard reports of good yields, ranging at
from one thousand to three thousand dollars
each.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

Hor WEArdER-The Tchama Gazette says,
for the last week the weather in that part
of the valley has teen terrifcaly caloric; /;
the thermometer ranging upwards Of 100
degs Had it not been for an occasional cool
breeze during the afternoons the heat would
have been intolerable. Many Of the farmers
prefer to run their reaping machines in the
night instead of the dav.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

MIcHAAL CoNSEn, d. d., was sentenced, yes.
terday. by the Recorder. to seven days in the
chain gang.
Edward Hays, found drunk on the side
walk, was discharged with the promise OF
being accommodated with a berth in the
chain gang, if he repeated the offense
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

THE LEcoNPs IN AMADOR-The primary
meetings in Amador have resulted in the
election of 40 delegates for Latham, l2 for
Weller, and 2 for Nugent They are all in
favor of W. w. Cope for Judge of the Su.
preme Court. James II. Hardy has . good
show for the District Judgeship
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

ATTRACTIVE BooK.-The third volume Of
Hutching's Magazine, beautifully bound, is
Just issued 1t is n valuable adornment to
the centre table or private library, and, be-
ing essentially Californian, ought to be found
in every intelligent Cnlfornians house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

DELEGATES FROM AMADoR-The following
are the delegates chosen from Amador coun-
ty to the Anti-Lecompton State Convention
W. G. Pratt. NJ B. Goodrich, H. Cook, Jacob
Emminger, James Mcknight, VIM. McMulen
VIM Ritter, G. S. Baird, John McMurren
and E. B. Harris.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

PosrPoYED.-The party to have been given
at Long Bar. by J. II. Krause. is postponed
until Wednesday, the 22d inst. Arrange
meuts are being made to ensure mnguif
cent and delightful occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

RoBBKD.-On Thursday, three teamsters
named J. Thompson, G. L. Fuller, and W. L.
Pritehard, were robbed at the Globe Ranch
Hotel, between Grass Valley and Auburn
Their money was taken from their pants,
which they had placed under their pillows
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

TRAVELLING AGENr.-Mr. A. l.. Smith is our au.
thcrized travelling Agent for the DAILY and WEEK
LIZ NATIONAL DEMocRAr. We recommend him to
the friends of our paper in the different localities
which he NAV visit
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

Crescent CRY GoLD-We were shown by
Mr.. Barker says the San Francisco Herald,
seven Jumps of gold worth about one hundred
dollars which had recently been taken out
of Gronhler's Gulch, about twenty miles
from Crescent City. The claim is owned by
Messrs. Orman. Upton and Swartz, and is
Welding large amounts.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

SooTr VALLEV.-This valley, which is
about twenty miles long. six miles wide, and
traversed by Scott river. presents fine ap-
pearance Crops there are good, and cattle
look exceedingly well.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

INDIAN HLL.-Welsh d Co. washed up"
on last Friday. and obtained over 81 200.
The great Truckee Ditch will be extended to
Indian Hill in the course Of six weeks, when
the miners will all commence to accumulate
thousands above eIpeDsee.- Citizen,
Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

We have received from J. w. Sullivan,
uews agent at San Francisco, late California
editions of the Missouri Republican. New
York Herald. and Boston Journal, brought
by the Southern Overland Mail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

The Amador Ledger makes mention Of mi
ming claims in the vicinity of Volcano that
are paying largely. William Wiley, near
Else's ranch, and John Fry, at Mahala Flat,
are doing WELL
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

A WALKING FEAr.-The Trinity Journal
informs us that on Thursday next, Mr.. NJ
Grifdts an invalid citizen Of weaverviIle
and aged sixty years, will commence the feat
Of walking one hundred successive hourA
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
Aeut advertisements.
To the Sick.

Impeled by desire to do unto others as woult
that some one had done by when similarly situated
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from sperma
torrhoea or Involuntary Exhaustion against all the
"tricks and traps" Of the various swndling quacks
Shun them all, and II disposed to profit by my ex-
perence enclose return stamp and send a brief de-
scriptlon Of your case to Box I76, Charlestown
Mass. leA-Fn'tw
Halls sSarsnpariIia, Yellow DOck S"i
Iodde of Poass-Ths preparation is guaranteed free
from all mineral substances, but contains full dose
Of Iodide of Potass For rheumatism, Scrofula, and
all diseases Of the skin, II Is unequaled Sold by Drug
gists generally, at 81.
H. HALL h CO., Proprietors,
143 ana As Clay street,
ie3.3m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

IT is conceded that the FL Dorado Admin
istration County Convention will elect La
than delegates to the State Convention, by a
large majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

Horace GREELEY.-A meeting was to have
been held in Sacramento last evening for the
purpose of making arrangements to welcome
Horace Greeley to that city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

RECENTLY, in Petaluma, James Raidy fell
dead from his chair, and immediately expired.
He died from disease Of the heart.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

SALE OF STocK-One day last week. say:
the Placerville Observer, at Spanish Flat in
this county, cur city auctioneer, H. A. Gag
win, sold at public vendue, "a milch cows
which, together with their calves, brought
the snug sum of $2.1l0.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
DIED.

At Forbestown, Butte county, on Friday, June 10th
Annie Cecilia eldest child OF N. d. and Harriet Plum
aged years, months and 22 days
The sad parting Of these fond parents from their
long suffering little one is met and mltigated oy the
blessed assurance that her bright, pure spirit, freed
from main has gone to DIN that angel host whose hap
nness and ny shall last through the endless ages of
heavenly eternity
"Her childhood was happy time,
The loving and beloved
Yon sky which was her native CLINE
Hath but her own removed.
This earth was not for one, to whom
Nothing of earth was giyeni
Twas but a resting place, her tomb
Between the world and heaven"
E5Y-Sac. Union please copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

The Military, Fire Department and civic
associations of Sacramento, have resolved to
celebrate the Fourth of July with grand
parade. They invite all associations and the
citizens generally. to partiennte.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
Board of Delegates.

The regular meeting OF the Board Of Delegates Of
the Marysville Fire Department will be held at the
City Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, 14th inst, at s
o'clock. p. J0CELYN, Sec'y. NJ 4. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

The fruit crop in Volcano Valley, Amador
county, bids fair to be very plenty.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

DROwNED.-Albert Thompson, Of Sierra
county, was recently drowned in the South
Fork Of the Yubo
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

sTAuL's CRY IxTEILIGENcE oFnoE--No HuABue.-
Good Farming Hands and all other good help can
have good Situations AMI good wages, by applying
Immediately at
sTAHL'S What Cheer Saloon,
Corner Maiden Lane and 2d SITS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

The wheat fields in San Jose Valley are
considerably injured by smut.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

The following are the delegates from Sierra
county to the anti Leaompton Slate Conven-
ton:
J. c. McKibbin. G. c. Hough, VIM. Patter.
son, A. c. Johnson, Ben Hall, w. j. Forbes,
j. St c. Wilson, d. I. Berry, Peter Hopkins.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14

The survey of the ditch at the Brocklis
diggings has been completed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
GRAND BARBECUE and BANQUET,

prepared for the OCCASION those persons who may feel
like indulging In the DANCE do so in place Sc
lected and fitted up for the purpose, under the green
and shady trees.
outrageous walks will be arranged, together with
pleasant bors and cool retreats for sitting down and
resting.
Dressing rooms will he arranged for the ladies, and
barrels of pure ice water with dppers convenient,
will be found in various places on the ground.
Ice Creams and all sorts OF desirable articles for
such occasion, both for grown persons and chill
dren, will he on hand, and indeed everything that
could be osked for or desired on such an occasion
will be present.
Families from the country or from distance, Will
find everything pleasant and convenient.
Coaches will run to and fro from the grounds at all
hours of the day.
In the meantime before the Fourth arrives, the
grounds will be ready for the accommodation Of vis
tors (eiiher in couples amilies) who may choose to
drive out on a Sunday or during the pleasant moon
light evenings, in order to have agreeable time
outside the city. Ice Creams and other Refreshments
will be constantly hand and subject to their call
The entire arrangements are in the hands Of )BT.
It OIIANLON, who will take especial pains to see
that entire satsfactonis given TO each and every
dividual who may upon the grounds, either be.
lore or at the time Of the Celebration. jel4-td
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
Halls sarsnpariIln, yellow DOcl
IToIIowny,s Pills and Ointm cnt.-Dys.

pepsia is the most depressing OF human ailments -
The Pills will cure II in ten days The Ointment 1:
equally sure and speedy in its operation on sores and
eruptions. Sold 50 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
The Lecomptonites of Sierra county

The Lecomptonites Of Sierra county, have
nominated the following ticket:
County Judge. VIM. Campbell; Sheriff. P.
J. White; District Attorney, II. l. Thornton
Jr.; Treasurer, VIM. Thomas; Auditor, 2. w
Keys; Assembly, J. A. johnson, r. j. Hall
daV.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
JOHN B. ECKEL,
VINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
152 Third street, Marysville.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED AT THE SHORTEST
je1O-my NOTICE.
FOR SALE
WATER NOTICE.

A LII Pc RSONS desiring the introduction o.
IA Water in their premises will please call AZ IN,
office Of the Company, corner Fourth street and Mai
den Lame register their names, describing their pre
misses, &c. ie6.tm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-14
FO RTH OF JULY
CELEBR-ATION! y

yTNHE SURSCREB EIs would respectfully an
4 nounce TO the citizens Of Yuba County and the
public generally, that he has made extensive prepar-
ations for the purpose Of aording al who may so de-
gire an opportunity of CELEBRATING THE ANNI
VERs AIRY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE in a
manner betting the occasion.
The place selected is situated in beautiful Grove
of Timber on the bank Of Feather riveT short dis
tnnce west of the residence OF Judge Bliss and about
one and half miles distant from Marysvile.
The Ceremonies Of the Day will commence with
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Walsworth' aiter when tne
Declaration of independence will be read by w n.
Wickersham, Esq, to be followed by music from a
choir OF young ladies, led Mr.. Hamilton This ended,
an GRAFTON will be delivered by Rev. Geo. W. ray
lor.
Alarge Band Of Musicians will be in attendance
d,nrir fhn dnr and
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PHILADELPHIA.

IHlLAD MA.
Benevolent Institution, es-
-AdSO%@. tabIished by special endow-
ment, Ior the reIefof the sick and distressed, af
Hicted with Viruent and Epidemic diseases.
The Directors Of this weIlknoyn Institution, in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexula
Disc ases for the year ending January lst, 1858 ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended the labors OF the Consulting Surgeon
in the cure OF the Spermatorhoae Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, Goncrrhna, elect, Syphilis. the
vice of Onanism OF SeIt.abuse, &c, and order the
continuance OF the same plan, for the ensuing
year The consulting surgt on is authorized to
give MEDICAL ADVISE GRATIS, TO all who
apply by letter, with description tage. occupa-
ton, nabits OF life, &C., and in cases of extreme
DO serty to furnish medicine free of charge. Some
| o the new remedies and methods oftreatment,dis-
covered during the past year are OF great value.
| An admirable report on Spermatorrhpo, or sem
iual weakness, the vice OF Onaaism, Masturbation
or Sef.abuse and other diseases of the Sexual Or
gans by the consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin sealed letter enyeope) FREE OF charge
| on II receipt OF two stamps Tor postage. Other re
| ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment O
Sexual diseaees, Diet, &c, are constant being
published for gratuitous distribution, and will be
sent TO the afflicted
Address, for Report or treatment, DR., George
| R. Kalhoun, consulting Surgeon, Howard Associ
| etion, No Q, South street. Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors,
| EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
! GEO FAIRoHLD, Sec'y.
| Feb. 3, lS59-ly.
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List of Lands and Town Lots

Transferred by the Recorder Of Harrison
county, Ohio, during the month of November,
1867
Samuel and James Lightner sold 81 acres
in Stock township to Sarah Barrett for Sl85.
Jacob Copeland 3OA acres in German tp. to
Alexander Hanna for 752.
William Shepherd 3234 acres in Green tp. to
Harrison Miller for $500.
James Noble 70 acres in Nottingham tp. to
Lewis Palmer for LOO.
Henry Eagleson acres in Green tp. to Sam
uel Mcconnell Tor 225.
Daniel Black 81 acres in Monroe tip. to Alex
ander Gamble for l, 400.
Robert G. Badger IL acres in Green tp. to
BENZ f. Kennedy ct. al. for 275...
Joseph Brown, 1873 acres in Monroe tp. tc
Walter B. Beebe for $500.
Dennis Michael IL acres in Green tp. te
William Calderhead for 420.
Joseph s. Thomas 1874 acres in Washington
tn. to Waiter B. Beebe for l,5OO.
David Bowers 83 acres in Monroe tp to II
D. Heller for 1850.
Horace Lloyd 27 acres in Monroe tp. to Dor
son Sames Tor 900.
David Bowers, 80 acres in Monroe tp. to Da
yid and Peter Heller for 1900
I10maS OluTk, cb III. OO dSIOo ih w o1hii6'Nh
tn. to Jane Blackwood for POO
Samuel Farmer 4 acre in Green tp. to Chas
Merryman for 750
John Blackwood So acres in Washington tip
to Joseph Baker for 1900.
Malachi jolly 2A acres in North tp. to Sam
uel Wolf for ITO.
John Cunningham 3 acres in Cadiz tp. t
Matthew G. Slemmons for LOO.
John Wylie sold lot No. "a ii Hopedale
Theodore Liggett Tor $3.50.
Isaac Waterman lot No. 81 in Harrlsville
Julia A. Watson for 456.
Josephus Lakin part Of lots No. III and 10
in Cadiz to James Manly for 425.
Theodore Liggett lot No. "a in Hopedaie
Walter B. Beebe for 585.
Elizabeth Henry 4 of lot No b in New A
thens to Thomas Dawson for 200.
Henry r. Miller lots No. s, 8 and 81 IN Je
terson to Rhuben Hilbert for 415.
James @. Guthrie lots No. ~ and o2
Deersvlle to John Mcllroy for 300.
William G. Finney lot No. 8 in Cadiz (Phl
Inns, ad.) to Thomas Phillips for 100
John w. Fogle lot in Hopedale u acr
10 Oliver Carman for $50.
Thomas Phillips lot No. 8 in Cadiz (Ph
Inns, ADJ 10 Francis Hamilton for Ito.
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bTMr. j. I. RUSSELL late editor OF the
Wheeling argus, has been appointed Indian
Agent at Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Argu'
has been merged into the Daily Times, an ole
whig paper, and the united paper is called th'
"Daily Union," P. NJ. Moore & Co., Proprie
tors. The Union is a reliable Democratic pa
per. To those who wish reliable daily paper
from Wheeling we say subscribe for the O"'0"
it will give the latest Telegraphic news EN-
bracing full market reports. Terms, Weekly
81; Tri-weekly, So; and Daily $5.
We should be pleased to receive the Union
in Y.
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CtTWe invite the attention Of every lover ot
choice literature to the prospectus of the Home
.Joarnd in to-day's Sentinel. There is nothing
trashy about the Home Joarnal Its editors,
Gen. Morris and N. P. Willis, are the best lit
erary editors in the United States. Send for
the Home Journal, and geta good literary paper
for your wives and daughters.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subseriber wishes TO sell the we'll known
farm in 81 ck township, Harrison county. five
mites north Of Cadiz, known as the Patterson farm
Said farm contains 81 acrcs'-50 of which is under
a good state OF cultivation, and the renninCer vel
t,mt cred There is good orchard and a comfort
able dwelling on the larm. The iarln is well wa
tered. ~ ,E a.
Persone wishing 10 purchase cal make apRlca-
tion "a George While; on the premises, B. Price
Cadlz, or the subscriber in Mooreheld,
Payments made easy. ,,,,,,m.. uon,,,Ns
Nov 2, '59.3m ltIOMAe hOFhlNo'
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The re-Opemimg of the WI. II. Church

We are requested to give notice that the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in this place, will
be re opened for Divine Service on Sabbath, the
18th of this month.
This church has been thoroughly improved
internally, under the superintendence OF their
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bray, who is richly entitled
to the warmest thanks Of the trustees and
members of this church, as we'll as our citizens
generally, for his great labors, night as well as
day, in the accomplishment Of this work.
The members and friends Of said Church in
Harrisyille, New Athens, Georgetown, Shep-
pardstown, Dickerson's, Fairview, Hanover
Jefferson and the surrounding country are spe-
cialy invited to be in attendance as their friends
in Cadiz will give them hearty reception.
Ministerial help from abroad is expected tc
officiate on the occasion.
We would remark here that we understand
that the beautiful paper and Decorations witt
which this church is finished, was furnished by
our friend, N. A. Hanna, at nett COST To oul
friends in town or country who need anything
in his line we would cheeJuAy recommend then
to call on him.
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MI "A R R I T. ID

On the 22nd ult, by NJ, H. Toland, ESQ.,
Mr.. JouN R. ANDERsoN to Mrs. MARY WILD
MAN, all of Harrison county.
On the 26th ult, by the same, Mr.. THOMAS
FURBAY to Miss Lucy ANN WHARTON, all Oh
Harrison county.
On the 18th ult.. by Joseph Moore, ESQ, Mr.
Thomas CONNER, of Monroe, county, and Miss
RACHEL A. CUMPsToNE, of Harrison county.
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THn ~ nneEbarS.

TIME Board OF Examiners OF Harrisong county
Ohio, will hold meeting at Cadiz, on the las
Friday of each of the following months April
September, October, and November, 1859, anc
February and March, 1850, commencing a
10 O'Clock, A. M. on each day, for the ex
animation of Teachers, under the lac to provide
for the reorgaH IL; tion, supervision and maintain
ance of comuon schools" passed March A. 1858
b. Order OF the Boz d,
M B ADAMS, Clerk.
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destructive Fire.

We regret to learn that the large new frame
house Of our friend, Daniel McIlravy, in Short
Creek township, was destroyed by fire on last
Tuesday night, the Goth ult. How the fire
originated we have not learned. Total loss OF
house, furniture, &C., about $1,000.
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6TThe particular attention of our republi
can friends is directed to the advertisement OF
the prospectus of the Cleveland Leader in anoth-
er column. Whenever we open the Leader we
are always sure ofopening genuine republican
paper and we are never disappointed. If you
desire republican paper that is republican all
over, subscribe for the Leader.