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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13
TeIegraphed to the New orIs.ss Crescent.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
FRENCH ARMY CROSSING THE MMClO.
THE sARDINIAN5 BEsIEGING PEsCHIERA.
FULL PARTICULAR OFTHE GREAT BATTLE
Palmerston Ministry for Neutrality.
GOLDEN DECLINES A SEAT IN CABINET.
RUmORs OF PEACE PROPO AIS.
d E G LINE IN OFT o N i.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

HOMICIDE IN ALABAMA.-The Clark County Demo.
crat, of the 7th inst, says:
We are panied to learn that on last Thursday, Mr.
S. 7. Cobb was killed by Mr.. Thomas Boroughs both
residing some twelve or fifteen miles northeast OF
this place. They were both gentlemen of high re.
spectabilty, and the dreadful occurrence has cast
gloom over numerous relatives and friends of each.
We are ignorant of the circumstances connected with
the unfortunate affair. The weapon used was, we
learn, a repeater or revolver.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

Showing au ucr ednrng ls5oof i5,44JO5 ELISA 65
THE MouNTAIN. MEADOWS CHILDREN.-The Com
missioner Of Indian Afairs has been Informed that
the children saved from the Mountain Meadows mas.
sacre have been kept from their journey by the bad
roads, hut would start for the East early in June.
Indian Superintendent Forney has received informa-
ton that two more of the children, one II and the
other 4 years of age, at Cedar City reliable
gentleman aud detachment of United States troops
have been sent to Cedar City to search for them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

bonma December 6, 1858.
Mr. W. G. Coofs New Drleans-near Sir The Machinery
Rosn Oil ron the Southern Oil Company you
&aber entire satisfacton Journals being gum
sad heat
sugar house it will do we'll Illuminating
Oil. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
isigaedl MI. BRENGIER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-13

New Orleans November 5, 1858
thoroughly tasted the Machinery Oil manufactured by
Size Southern Oil Company the sides. wrists and Journals Of
the Commercial Press find il respect
ISrd Gi and fully eqna to any on have used
th;nery goes further than Lari OIL entirely
gum and ket The journals cool. consider Il altogether
iubrcNtor have used durig experience of fifteen
years engineering, aud shalt connue i S
[Siguedl HENRY TNGRAH&M,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
The German acrtimcut on n, Character
md Macmillan nI Lnhn MrnMn.

The German acntimcnt on n, Character
aud Execution or John Brown
The Waechfsr an Eric, in lie last issue, pub
fishes one Of those characteristic letters Of
John Brown, in which that virtue Of soul
which is the indispensable attribute of true
mauliness so evidently ma9ifesta itself The
Wdeekfsr odds
Here we have true picture of the brave old
man who yet represents the marked type Of
those firm and stalwart characters as we are
wont to find them among the Pdritans under
Cromwell They may hang him, yet they will
never convince the world that he was guilty Of
any moral wrong. The world knows that his
deed was but the echo Of the wrongs perpe-
trated by pro.slayery men in Kansas; and the
world also knows that his deed spung up from
the purest motives, SO that even his bittcrest
enemies cannot but regard him with that degree
of esteem which true greatness Of soul al
ways commands lie was, however, mistaken
ia his means, governed by a sense Of genuine
humanity, and will die for his conviction Of
right as heroes die. But let all those, who cit
to Judge hsrshly upon be told that they them
selves commit high treason on the majesty Of
the free and equal rights Of men, and that
history is the final tribunal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
pLntters at Chnrlo,rn,un.

The special CharestOwn dispatch Of Nov.
2Sth, to the Times says:
There is painful scarcity of provisions m
me camp, and the soldiers complain of insult
clont food. In better moments, however, they
avow that they have no apoetite-itis is satiate3
with glory. At night the "Black Kniphts''
are in service. This is the fancilul title of a
picturesque body OF horsemon, whose deedS of
daring in securing tho county on feet steeds
are theme OF ceaselesl admiration
John Brown maintains mis- wonderful euuan-
unity and Is busted wlIh correspondence and
reading. No further into vicWs with him will
be allowed. His time and patience were ex.
hausted by curious visitor On being inpor.
tuned for his autograph, he kindly but firmly
declined, on the ground that he could not grant
the favor and keep his faith with others.
Cook is very much shaken. His lip quivers,
his hand shakes, and his eyes wander. He
evidently anticipates his death with Great bor
TOR. The other prisoners are much the same
stephens lace is very much swollen, ,lbut his
NE WIZ last long enough. Tho negroes say
they are as comfortable as could be expected. :"
Inc execution OF Friday will take place in
large field back Of the prison, iu ths rear III
which arc the mountains. The scaiIold will
be finished on Thursday morning. The moose
Is already made in the cotton rope.
Tho arrangements Of the hanging are in
charge Of AsIor General Taliaferro. Sheriff
Campbell, Mayor Greene and Col. Hunter. but
as yet mono Of them have been disclosed.
A proclamation has been issued forbidding
any person to leave his house after dark. under
penalty Of ten dollars
y. Jennings Wise. son of the Governor. ar
rived yesterday with dispatches from his father.
lhe Governor has received a pamphlet, written
IN eypher which is supposed TO be Of awful inn
stock of tsibulatOns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Death Of WIN. b. Llo,a.

We have heard to-day that VIM. b. Lloyd,
formerly well known citizen of Cleveland,
died in New Yora in September last. It GER
talnly surprises us that the sad event has not
reached us before; our source of infor nation
now Is through reliable gentleman who heard
It directly from Mr.. Albert N. Lloyd brother
Of the deceased.
Dir. Lloyd went to Mexico year or more
ago; on his return no took very severe cold
and arrived at the North in February last. His
old trouble, lung disease, kept him an invalid
after that until his death
Dir. Lloyd. some years since, practiced law
in this city he was a man of brilliant talent;
was very impulsive; had very nice sense OF
honor, and was exceedingly witty and compan.
ionabe. Mr., L was member of the Legisla
ture from this county, and 10 the early history
of this place a city, he wls an active and
prominent citizen.
Mr.. Lloyd never married and must have been
about fifty years of age. Mr.. Anson Hayden,
of this city, was brother in-law of deceased
Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
The ExecutlOn of Capt Johu Brown,

Before tAe sunset .nG thja, dlv pJoRS A&RyF
dom to the sacred cause of Human Freedom
Ciutching, ruthless Slavery, with murderous
hand upon the old mans throat, will strangle
his life out upon a gallows. Thus the South
madly urges on the "irrepressiae conflict %
To-day the name of JoHS Brown of ossa,
wstOmie will be upon the lips Of all the Peo
ple---on tho lips of Shareholders name Of
terror-on the lips of Slaves name of hope
on the lips of Freemen a name canonzed.
JoHS BRawNs life gives proof Of how he
will meet its violent end. Surrounded by the
bristIiug cohorts of slavsry-in the presence of
an implacable Executive-he will mount the
scaffold with child-lke submission, forgive his
enemies, bless those that curse him, and yield
back his spirit with calm, cheerful resignation,
to the God that gave it All this has been fore
shadowed by his conversations and letters in
prison, and with unusual force and beauty in
letter addressed to Judge TILDEN, Of this city,
written but four days before execution, and
which will be read at the Commemorative
Meeting TO be held in the Melodeon this even.
'As' w ha'S pSth poIuittLeu 10 quote Two
short extracts from the noble letter of the
noble martyr, which must touch and melt the
hearts of all who peruse them. We have fol-
lowed the emphstic marks Of the writer, whose
bold, old style "JoHN Brown" at the close,
shows no more trepidation than glorious
"JoHN HANcocK" among the immortal signers
of that Declaration OF Independence which
Capt. Brown felt himself inspired by Provi.
denee 10 yitalize and energize into living
Truth. Old ossawotomie, in chains, with the
hangmans rope in sight, from his prison cell
writes these strong Saxon words of cheer and
more than Roman firmness, ne well as of true
Christian trust, to his faithful Cleveland
friend.
81 have enjoyed remarkable cisefjuAaess and
eomPosare Of mind eesr since piy confinement; and
1T is great comfOft 10 feel assured, that am
PERMITTED 10 die Jor cause, not merely to pay the
debt Of nature, as all must. ! feel myself to be
mssi unworthy OF SO great distinction. The par
tieular manner of dying assigned to me, gives
me but very little Haeasiness''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
How Ihey Love Faeh Olhnr,

Col Flood of the National Democrat, and
Col ManyPenny Of the Ohio Statesman, wear
the same political collar, stamped Democrat
ie'" The latter thus fraternally notices The
movement Of the former HarpeFs Ferry-ward:
y, The editor Of the National Democrat, @. b.
Flood' has gone to Harper's Ferry. As he is
!9n the sy) a confidential friend Of Professor
Monroe OF Oberlin, with whom, we believe. he
graelousy dined At the political gathering there
lsst summer u may DO he carries messages of
de ought also 10 have taken Hiram Grlswold
with hum. The editor says he goes to sea far
himself and to correct any false stories that
may get Ahoat from Charlestown. Think ol N
Flood going to see Old Brown hung The
man is bigger fool than We allowed he was
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Death OF MIR. eaines.-A Loss to tho state

Death OF MIR. CRincs--A Loss to the State.
Mr.. John l. Games SEN, a colored man of
superior qualities Of mind and of command
ing influence among his race in Cincinnati and
the State, died in that city Nov. 27th. The
Commercial says of Mr. g
His decease has caused a profound sensation
in tie colored community. 1t was by his efforts
that the law under which the colored schools
are now conducted was passed For years he
labored to prtcure proper school acoommoda.
tions for oolorsd children, and few weeks be.
fore his death he had the satisfaction of seeing
COMPLETED the last of two elegant school
houses for their use. No man In the commu.
nifty labOred more zehlousy to promote educa-
ton, or made greater sacrifices to improve his
race. few days before his death he caused
himself to be taken TO a meeting of the School
Board, in order that he might defend some
measures which be thought were of vital i'm.
portance to the school. He was a fluent
speaker and ready writer His reports compare
favorably with those issued by others possessed
OF far greater advantages During many years
he was engaged in business 10 the lower part
OF the city, and accumulated considerable
property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

may be rery iasaRs; and AN 80, if insane
at all--but if that be so, insanity is like very
pleasant dream TO me. l am not in the least
degree conscious OF my racings; of my fears
OF Of any terrible visions whatever; but fancy
myself entirely conn osed and that my sleep in
Particular, is as sweet as that of healthy,
joyous, little infant. l pray God that he will
grant me continuance of the same calm but
delightful dream, until come to know of those
realities which "eyes have not seen, and which
ears have not heard"
Remember too his words of love for the
oppressed when receiving the death sentence
of the Virginia Court-"If had interlered in
behalf of the rich, the powerful, the intelligent,
the SO called great, or any of their friends,
parents, wives or children, it would all have
been right. No man in this count would have
thought crime. But believe that to have
interiered as have done, for the dlspised poor,
ihave done no wrong, but right"
Treasure also the God like words of the con-
demned Father to the Children merciess
Slavery would not suffer to visit him in prison
--"Do not, dear children, any Of you, grieye
for single moment on my account, As
trust my life has not been entirely thrown
away, so I also humbly trust that my death
shall not be In vain"
Suoh lie the American Citizen who dies on
Virginia scafiold to-day, and for such CAUSE!
" They never fail who die
In great cause. The block may soak their gore;
Their hesds may sodden Ia the sun; their limbs
BE strung % eity gates and castle walls
But niill heir spirit walks abroad. Though yea1
klaPso, aud others share as dark a DOOM
Ihey bat augment toe deep and sweeping thoughts
Which oTerpoWer alt othsTa, and conduct
Tho world At last 70 Freedom"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

The Utica Herald of the 2sth says: "Gsrrit
Smith is improving slowly at the Asylum
His bodily health is much better than when he
was brought here, and there is every reason to
suppose that his mental powers will also be
fully restored in Tina"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

OdAntrsrowN, jefferson Co Va, a
November "a 1850

NAANhNHtNMNf NfNflHNW W ' g. D
November "a, 500
GEoReE II. Hoyr, Esq Dear Sir; Your
kind letter Of the 22d inst, ia received ] ex-
eecdingly regret my inability to make YOU
some other acknowledgment for sll your efforts
in my behalf than that which consists merely
10 words; but 30 II is May God and good
conscience be your continual reward really
do not Gee what you can do with me any
further commend my poor family TO the
kind remembrance Of sll friends, but l well uu.
derstend that they arc not ihs only poor in our
world. i ought TO begin TO leave of saying our
world. l have but very little idea of the
charges made against Mr.. Griswo old, az get to
sec but little of what is afoat. am vsrv sor-
ny for any Wrong that may be done him; but |
have no means Of contradicting any thing that
may be said, not knowing what is said.
cannot see how it should be any more disAonor.
able for him to receive somo compensation for
his expenses and service, than for Mr. Chiffon,
aud l am not aware that any blame is attached
to him on that scoro am getting more let
ters constantly than l well know how to
answer. Ny kRd friends appear to have very
wrong ideas of my condition as regards reply
ing to all the kind communications receive
Your friend, in truth, JOHN BROWN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

Appropriate Religious Services will DO held
in the Congregational Church, West Side, on
Friday Qhis) evening and discourse will be
delivered by tho Pastor, Rev. J. A. THoaE, on
THe MARrYRDoN OF JoHN BRowS.
Let all the Friends Of Freedom attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Hear Of Browne Executlon

The only clue we have seen as to the time
OF day when Brown will bo executed is a
statement Of the Charlettown correspondent
Of tho Baltimore American, copied into the
Richmond Enquirer Of Nov 29lh, which ia that
Brown will be hung before l2 O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

All hearts viii rejoice that the dementcd
Governor Of Virginia has exhibited one sign of
sanity and humanity in relation to the body of
Brown. Instead Of yielding his remains to
tho surgeons, as Gov. Wise decided to few
days ego, the messenger Of the wife will ie.
eeivs them.
We have heard ii suggested that Captain
Brown viii bo buried at Hudson, with appro.
pirate funeral services. There sleep his pa.
rents and number Of relatives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

PIoKPocKETs CATsHT.-Three notorious pick
pockets known as Barney Aaron, Robert Wal
lace and James Madison, were nabbed at Co
lumbus on Wednesday, soon after having rob
bed German emigrant of 500 in gold. Most
of tho money was found IN their possession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

This day, Friday, December 81, 1859, will
every generally eommemorated in the cities
and towns Of the Free States, by religious
services, public meetings, and other sppTOpri-
ate 0bservanoos May the solemn knell of
slsvsry'a Victim prove the swift knell Of the
''sum Of all vilainies"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
DIED,

A. the esdence Of her sUr.in-aW 80 Oak Pl ce MIS-
fANNY CURrISs, re let Of Charles turss aged 10
on his 2sl.
Mrs Cutiiss was born IN Fsrmiugton, Conn u W :
the daughtor Of Con solomon Cowlo deceased She set
tied m Madison Lake county Ohio in loa, was the
mother OF eleven children r-s.d ,v5gh tr,aIs
prSHtons and hardships incident the noble Western
Reserve oneeT mothers with the heroisn and fottude
characteristic Of the cary settlers of Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
PLAIN AM ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of ever description
done at the Printing Establishment the Lsadsr once
the latest npr wed and trapd steam presses IN he
bsstsyle on shor notice. and reasonable rates Par
tieuiar attention paid to bauk work Every description
ofinans done especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
"a sales Books, Receiving Books, &C., Go
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Hnman saorifca 70 slaHerY
rho Aufh0riIleE q NTeinia WI put %
JOHN BROWN,

on Frdey Dec q lss9. ut 2ncock NJ on The evening Of
the sans day ~ O'Clock, n'temllage viii oo1vne ~
u MELODEON HAIL, 10 the City uf Cleyeiah 70
make suitable denonsr tioo Of heir Lave Of LIBERTY and
HntFfd of Opnrts iou by RESOLUTIONS and Seechts he
~ will Be draDod IN mourning All who are NetFRtE
have determm tinn to preserve heir fhEEboM tfe
invited tn atteud The foOwing gehtl ected
80 b present rnd take part IN tho exercisesi ,,,
Rev, O. White .. u. lanfston. Hon n, r. Spaldine,
Rev A. CFooks. J IL W ToOhey Hon Hiram GrsWod.
Hon D. r. Tidon, Sey. DIT Brewster, nd A. G. Riddle,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
OenaItIonlef IN. K.lIe,.

The Statesman of the lat sayS the strength
Of the Hon. Alfred Kelly is rapidly falling, and
there 10 scarcely hope of his recovery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
NoTIoF No MAIL sUBsCRTBRRs.

Tbe date Al the end Of the strip which your name
b prlufsd, msaas nc fins whsn yeir subssrtphap
erprss Unless then renewed e will be discontinued
Pisaso remit before that date, you Wish the paper
....tf...a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

Was IN the city last evening, and will prob.
ably ePesk at the meeting in the Melodeon this
evening. rr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

We have kindly been permitted to publish
the following touching and frank letter from
Capt JoHN E Cook addressed from Charles.
town prison to Mr.. and Mrs sKItERs, Of this
city. It will be seen that the representations
Of letters and dispatches that Capt. Cook
shrinks from and trembles ot death, do injustice
to the doomed man It is not death, but the
manner Of il, which discomposes. His neat
scholarly manuscript bstrays no tremor Of
hand, and the sentiments evidence heroism
and warmth of affection wOr!hy Of a better
fate. The letter viii be read with interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

1--WE commend the attention Of readers to
ths interesting letters from Senator Seward
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
AlTENTION. LApIESI-
MnstCol.

a. BYRON CHASE,
Teacher Of Vocal and Irsfrumsatai Music,
PAYS PARTICULAR ATTEN-
- on the Soamst Guitar
~ Ad,tsss at branaTds 1nd Dodge's Music stores
s9s,lA, WASHINGTON BRASS AND
ElAsR TRING BAND viii furnish NT,,sic f,r a.,is
$' r., iPs,,ii,s Go,oeTis NJ itary Pnsdes &C. Orders
leit NJ thCr o. the following places will receive
ilnnr diate attention; AlSous No Bunk 81 CardoTns
l6J Prospect ST kOebls1's, 3l2 KiusTran 81
s.,. U. q. AlcKtNNkY, Leader,
w ~. W hesldcucn No y Garden n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
TO tHle Ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING.--
- lIay NJ Jusi 10 ei,od supplv o Perces cello
bateu kmhIndey stan ps epared 10 staup any pat
ern desired for silk or French Enbrtidoy, superior
ahnnr ond u short notice. aui0s invited call ana
eNnmine my patterns.
tail. - ~
EMgRQi iLERY STAMPS --Haviug received the ageuoy
iinm Dr ere am prepared to urn stamps ann sy1
ihslruCtions ~ m rbini turtT'a rf.ces
For description Of this new sy 0 SEQ God vs. Iadf's
boot ior August, MRS. NJ GUNSON,
lYN21 No 2dB 81 Clair st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
- -B5Ii-nRY pnrNrIss. go.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
LN ~ To mo atogkhoders Of The s. Csir Street Gnyet
Road Cumpant, that insta per cent OF the
stock suhscrrtr 10 said Coupsny rcqu red 10 be pfid
to the rrqasrrr hareof. he Office OF the Company ia
~ city Of Eley eand, before the dov oil Ja,uarv
s9o Aso, smother insalmont Of nptT nt beoft
per cent On or bofnrs Tho 1Oih day "a May, ls6g
BY order OF tie B3sri of Directors
p. PRENTrsg
Nov. z lH54:d6h.26t SprrenTV and Tfpsaurar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTVEN--

~ That looks m1siur additional sthscripons 10
The stock ct the S. Cgir Street Gnvol Road Company IN
shares OF tweny-ve dOlurs osrh wi ie opened NJ The
I0 House Of said O. uTany, the 10th day December
1879, from 10 O'Clock A NJ until 4 o'clock NJ
BY order Tho u anrd OF Directors
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

l j S ~ hNOONlD ~ oOlI
~ Nc arpefRl Lri u ternmnY, Ou Ffnnk fort, Hor-
In Ninhu, IlfHir NnrnhrrH CassGl Colnqne Ham
burgh. Bfemon. stuttgart, Nfauuhem end Pyssete Fot
sale hy mrl2 kETThtRG 4 HATsMANN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Cor sclr OF Rent.
@rneroI Noiiffs.

Il 3. GRIBBLE, COLLECTING
ASEN A q Ches iqSrsf. Collections made and
~ 800, e,u, pllA over, with hlcutg aud dispatch
d, hEiEe IO-1eo MygWt, Ifq, Chaihier Merchants
kuyy.te hfoyn, lsq Banker, C. ID. Wiiliams, ~
~ " -ntpafa y 90 iy2.0m.20S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-01

Ho5er: Eoi.-t.au = abou: % or - year. Old, 49, "a,
'lice. sqflr- 1=il;. .tpu' I've 's-i u.rr or tee .,cle' a.=h.
tie viii probably a.;,12; :, ra' - the YES, Ts.'c BE- his
0,4-- relation.
II n. GpyC-gg.r CEc.'E ". ArSstS9'
At, . o. S.afF ~ IL. Com iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-01
LOTTERIES.
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