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The Restorative is tut M iu bottles of tires st.ss
lssslge meuiuln and tnul the small hold y pui sna
Teta for one dol bottle; the medium Rlds al 1
twenty per cent PROPORTION than ihe small
LOT Two dobrs botts; the large holds ount "a pe
bottle - 'i'o N''''AN ~
%, ,. wooD 4 co, PropHstors, No sl2 Broadway. N
- w we great ~ y. Wire Railing tabliabmept pnd
NO ~ Market Sileet 81 Louis Mo -" -
And sold by all Druggists ami Fancy Goods Dealer
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WIGS | WIGS /! WIGS |

B&TCHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs sCrpass sll.
They are elegant, Hsht essv and durable.
Fitting 20 a oharm-ao turnug up behindno shrinking
eG the head Indeed thisis the only Establishment where
sEese things properly undsrs 0, and made
28l Broadway, New YorE
lauIT W FISK E. love land. Ohio. ARspt. Il
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NAW Aokkf hpnl n
This mortinS two boys we're fun otek ana AIN
ed BY the frst passenger Of the down train near
2sih Street, on the Hudson River Railroad
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.


The Siekles Trial.
Last night the telegraph furnished column
or two of the testimony detailing the shooting
Of Key, which we omit The details are SINH
lar to those published at the time Of the muir
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.oaTs. &c &c, ,''''s iDlWg'MiDDLEroS


s, ,,, PHfLApELFuLA, Sent Q, IaEy
fRoF; WooD-Dedr Sir. Your Hair Rosforativs l. pfoy
g lpeu beneficial To The front and also az 1e psft
o. my bead almost lost ts Coyertng--was ia fsat BAIp
ave used but two ha pint bottles your Restorative and
nov inc TOP Of my head IS we tudded with promising
SoP halr tnd the front Is also receiving its bene-
ny nave trled other erami MS without anV taoeds
whatever thpk from my own PERSONAL
can induce many others 70 try it
Yours Respectfully, y R fAoNIas MD.
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THE SLAVE ResouE TRAL.-on the outsid,
page will be found full report Of yesterdays pro-
ceedings In this tria which is exciting 80 much in
terest and attention.
The progress made is slow as yet. Not more
than eight or ten witnesses have been examined in
three days Of the trial The defence Is in able
hands and viii be conducted With The greateat skin.
There are still large humber Of witnesses to be
examined on the part Of the prosecution and the
trial OF this first case may occupy three weeks
we have given condensed report Of the evidence
thus far offered. There is of course much repeti.
tion in the different witnesses and that we omit,
reporting only conflicting evidence and that which
shows some new phase Of the case A file Of the
Leader during the progress of the case will be
worth preserving as the best testimony in the case
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FRnNI nALTIAInnn

BALTIMORE, April 4.
TIE English frlgate Curacao, With Lord Lyons.
th3 sew British Minister, on boafd, entered Chts
speske Bay last evening aud will reach Annapolis
this afternoon .,t-L LA H. ''7 ~
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a. aud o & 2ss oF sS SG51fi 81 Te@9 a@6s1 S1Shs st.

A ND NOW COMES the Petitioners
"A and the D ,tters IN i'd petition contained. tms
10 b. al 10 the Court and tho Court ni tha due no.
tics n the tayel aud OH q VI the 81 gtt0n hos
given BY publication OF such notice Ia The Ceyel nd Duiy
lie ber, and hat tls alog in tic rCtOu Contained
aroruo that the petitioners are entitled 10 lhs relief
pTaYs for in sa u pettt n.
tvs The rfure ordered adIudged aud deoreod that tho
~ sld Company bo changed 10 the nome Of tho St
Clir Street Gravel Roa COMPANY" and that upon tho
said Company comp Yns with The pIuvsi0n ~ the law,
the said C1mnauy sha be known under and by Vie fad
nam and huyo E The rowe aud he Bublert ~ thH
sap. rrsrcons rs n no change Of uame had H. eu naie
and thil snid chanae Of nqme shall ID efcq The
LEh ut id NomnauY or OF any Individual ~ rorpra
oherd that he petitioners psy tho costs ~ hisgpca-
lion n be- taxed anridm1'28
9 A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor,
Ne ib Baui 81, under the Weddsl keeps couatsntY on
hsR acho'c s"ck vi Cloths CaSamere aph vesuags
pp2d 2I '...
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r " JENKfNs,
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts., RFooklvp.

~ LTvINosroN, Ala Fsh. "A. lass
~ Of WOOD Dear Sir. Your Hair Restorative haedo,o
niuc good In this pRr Of the coun'rv M hair bas fSs
shghll dim nshg lnr yev ral years caused srnp5ss
ion tllg bun en- waa quite inialt have baen
WING yeuf Hair l urative for six weeks and dnd fbnfT
nue hea9 OF NJ II now glowing, nf havhp need ~
ol er remedies known to eject think ii fbe nsosf -
t1ht waytO vour remedy - - ' ~ e'NAsA'@
You can publish This II YOU think prnpsr
. Hous. 6o, 3, W. MIDDLETON
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t3r DR.. J. Hostetter's Celebrated

Stomach B,s for the Of Fever aud Ague is beyond
all conr versy, the safest au best remedy that could he
used BY he afflicted en- diseases Of the above
The most yijsut attacks thisd eadu disease have
been prevented by the use Of this reliable remedy The
BitterB have been used by the proprietor IN extern
awe practice in the treatment Of Fever and Aguo for
number Of and its wonderful curative powers
wel-Slowu both 10 no press tho public. Those who
aesi;e thorough renovation Of fthoiT entire system, should
mi fail TO use the Biters.
For sale bg drngsts and dealers geueray eyerywhere
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6periol Notifies.
IMPORTANT no FEMALES.

~ For Gas Fuhs e. aHd Fanag-- Appl,
Eiag. Easwgrf Co., io5 aad lo7 srpsrior sfyesf.
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Wilson Brothers,
Bormsrly Wilson Col
MERCHANT T.aKLORS,
AND prALERs IN
GEaTs' FURNISHING GOODS,

No. 22o Superior 5irest, ia Ho6man's Block,
opposite hs Post Office,
Where they are ready g ht" gentlemen with % gsuss
pHICEB.
Fe have Just returned from New York with albfEd aud
cpmplre eshoftment u loOna selected vi soeoT ndap
tauon the season. aud the latest and most shonabs
STYLES.
NT. J. WILSON IT,, who fof several years past hoe
1ren connected WI one Of the MnTchant Tailoring
Euubhshmenis "a keg HDi win git6 3 PERSONAL attou.
icn 20 ne cutting Department, and We employ nono
buf the Rksl hnd m9s aktlul Wurkmtu, ~ sole w
ahTause peIect iAessehon y Al who Iauy fayoT ab
iheif gaiionsae mar3ldlm22s
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BankErg.

n wEtTvAN. % srASDART. O ". sTANnARr
WHITMAN, ATANDART d CO.
w Bankers aud ,oalsrsi Foreign aud Domestic Ex-
change. No gpsIi0r street We draw direct Lon
DON and w furnish prats for any amoqn, gsy9bs at al
he principal poiu in Eng and Ireland Scotland, France
nd 8ermlny. Ca!lectOus made all accessible points
rOlghom the uuit ID States aud CaHadAB. Inh6lT
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE !
Wm. &. Bachelors LIair Dye

Z Ne 0HlY HNFHUess NItI FsItuOst IJFo HtOlVI8'
Tie Original and best IN the world
AL others are mere init and should be avoided IL
Jou wish 10 escape ridiculg.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
tsauitol aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair or Skiu,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Wrdsd to Wm A. Bachelor since 1873, and over 900
applications have been made Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
net to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to ioure in the easthoweysr long may be continued
and the i'll effects Of d Dyes remejied the Hair nvgor-
eted 70, life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied ta private roomsj at the Wig
BAoiory, No. 233 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and the United States by Drug.
ctFs and Fancy Goods Doaleys.
" The genuin' has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on focr sides Of each Box, of
WAI. A. BACHELOR,
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e CHRISTIAN Gnu chi snaIdii yiol, f.,
HMgIaG2la q Br0g'Ig9 ii'I9

AHgIaGala - BrOgg
HAVE MADE LARGE PREPA.
- rltol for the ade Of tho approaching season and
solicit tue attention Of hook BUYERS
Al Retail
AZ Wholesale
For Libraries
FCTC0llegos,
For schools
I,.-.,, For Dealers sc.
.AmhE their own Publications VIII be found
lhinHrd's Readers q 0ookS)
StOdduTd'H Arhmeliss a hoOksl
fayson, DuttOn & Sc ibusTs Writing B0Iks,
tprnolls GeOgra phtes Is bookF)
Ifetns GnmmaIB % books)
Morcoslt RS Dictionnr 20 Is s2esl
IAtes PtlOsuphies q bOokt)
Hanaired PuysOn's Book Keeping and bl snks,
Minsluw's Int ltcruul philosophy,
harleJ's III tories q nooks)
Nofcosier's Primary Speller,
Siesrleb Guide to tr0nnCiu irn,
. Word Method Render (new edtion)
NO! Of the above uTo useu in the Cleveland Public
Scho2s Ieaches and Boards Of Education desiring to
pruduce Of tho ubo o are requested 10
win us, II Catalogues furnished
mtrl6 F. tA INGHAM RRACO
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q" If any people in the world ever needed
an oposle their devils out, ours who i've iu
thB wIer-log5ed country. This missmatc poison Of
swanps and Marshes becomes veritabls devil in the
blood revel la the Aguas and Ftver which shake and
Ieorch all Ayers "AouE CURE" is said to be the
apostle need and Of neghbors who have tried
A. confirm the report .--JourR l. Plano, m
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FIRE.
NJ n

The Levee Press fire yesterday, occurred IN the
poorest portion ofthe city and the buildings des.
uoyed were mostly small Loss $3.50 600.
A. noon to day Hale's warehouse occupying
halt square on Fulton street, was burnt, includ
ing OoO bales Of baggng, gunny bags, rope and
wostern pToducs. fight other buildings hdjoin,
ing, partially oCcupiedby stores, were also bul ne
Loss about 5000 O0O
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no YOWmg, Men...
Mercury or Disease,

from which thousands arc continually sufnrS
without knowing remedy
The cost Of cure is tTdng Ono botIe Will iast an.
all parts Of the Euited States NN - "A-f- ~
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortn ent
ORR LES x REYoLVERs Saiabla Ior p 'ks's
bgk litewi.a doa'ls and sngle barrel ~ sHnT
SHOT CAPS Ec. Vsrg low i0r Ssh at Ha teTsl ysfun
Store No N2G Superior street OK, door ~ GnTh8m q
fab ldfR6 ~ HArrERSLFY.
HAMBURG CHEESE-
Some that weigh l9j n each HAlsst
asrs A. d. FEARY : COS
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Real G5stotc AQrutg.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN S>U II AN OE
AGENTS,

fsbIS F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-14

So thoroughly have the pro slavery members
of Congress- advertised this work thst new
edition Of twenty five thousand copies of the
Compendium is in press ia New York, and will
be ready in few days "Itis an i'll wind, " DC,
Helpers Impending Crisis which has put the
Southern Representatives in Congress in such
a fermsnt, was written few years ago by q
North Carolinau It is full of facts and fig.
ures in regard to the South and Slavery, and
gives many statistics damaging 10 the peculiar
Institution, principally derived from census
reports. 1t also argues the determination OF
slavery either by Peaceable or fOrcibIe means,ii
the latter should become necessary. The Com.
pendium referred to is collection into con-
else, cheap form, such facts as il was thought
would be valuable to use a an argument against
the further extension of slavery. Into thii
Compendium the Objectionable features of the
book, viz: the recommendation Of force in rid
ding the country of slavery, did not find thtii
way. This was the book which sixty eight Re
publican members Of the last Congress recon
nended as properly bearing upon the great po
htsal issues before the country. II is just sucl
a book as should be extensively circulated among
the American people North d Southand we ar,
glad Congress has so famOusly advertised it
II is from Helpers original book that Demo
Gratis have made the extracts over which the!
are raising such wolish howls. Let them how
on, there's music in it
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The Brown Farm at Moth Elhl is on the
highest arabic spot of land in the State, if, in
deed, soil, 30 hard and sterile can be called
arabic The question was asked in my hearing,
why Mr.. Brown should have chosen spot so
difficult of cultivation, and yielding oPoor a
requital TO laborl and the answer was, that he
had come there in pursuance OF the great pur
pose of his life. This land formerly belonged
to Gerrit Smith, and lies near to those large
tracts which Mr Smith had presented as a free
gift to certain colored people; and it was to aid
these colored people, and through them to
benefit their race, that he had originally coms
to place so unpromising to the agricuturist
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ship Canal Project in Canada.

We hear nothing of late of the Ship Canal
project to connect Lake Erie at Rond Eau with
ST Clsir--the hard times having laid the i'm
provement on the table for the present at least.
Several years ago the Canadian Public Works
Department commenced the survey Of Ship
Canal route between Lake Huron and Montreal
by way of the Ottawa river. The survey wa'
suspended in 1857, and again revived in 1858
IL is now about completed, and the fact is estab'
lished that no insurmOunta5le engineering oh
stacles exist to prevent the opening up of thii
navigation, and without SO large an expenditure
as to render the scheme financially impraOtica
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Pro.sIavery sis6oerars AZ Work.

The Rev. J. c.. Fec and his free soil friends
in Madison county, Ky, are about to be driven
from their homes. AZ a meeting held by the
pro slavery party, a committee was appointed
TO consider the subject of removing the "saId
Pee and Rogers, aud SO many of their associates
aS the peace and safety of society shall Tequire'
Another meeting Is called for the 18th to take
final action.
in Savannah, Ga, on the %. a shoe dealer Of
that city. named Sewall IL Fisk, was taned
and ieathered--hS ofIense being the utteranee
" Abolition doctrines.
Gov. Wise is death on Yankee pedders and
school masters, and warns the slaVe.riddeE
South TO drive them out. Here is his dignifsd
PrOnuneiamento
lacHaoSD, Va, NOV. 25th, 1859.
My DEAR SIR II have time only 10 acknowl
edge yours Say TO your father. and all Others
that these are serious times here. We are arm
ing and have need 10 do 20; aud the Southern
States all had better be rousing Drive oui
Psddlers and school masters (nOt iSsll known,
from Yanksedom. Youra. &o.,
HENRY A. WISE.
Wa ss0TT, Esq.--lAtIants (Gs) News.
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NOTICE TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Tho date At the end sf the strip on which your
u priutsd, means ne time when your subscription
srprts Unsss then renewed II win be discontinued.
rieass reut before that date II yen wish thu paper
continued.
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The funeral was to take place at l o'clock
from the house, and before that time the neigh
bors were gathered and all were ready. Tie
country is sparsely settled, and there was room,
with some crOwding, for all who came. The
services were commenced with a hymn, which
had been great fayorite with Mr. Brown, and
with which il was said he bad SUCCESSFULLY sung
all his children TO sleeI:
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"Blow ye the trumpet, blow
The gladly solrmn sOundi
Let all the nations know,
To earth's remOtrs bound,
The wear Of Jubilee las come &c

1t was sung t04he good old tune of Lennox,
It will be at once recognised By all who know
ANYTHING about the old-iashione sacred music,
and it will readily be seen why il was a iavorite
with Mr.. Brown. The air has a stirring, half
military ring. and the words a smack Of liberty.
Its themes are Jubilee" ransom" dc, aud
il seems to blow the trumpet Of freedom.
The Rev Joshua Young of Burlington, VI,
made an impressive prayer, when Mr.. }. NJ
McKim, of Philadelphia, spoke of the noble
qualities and characteristics Of Capt Brown
his heroic sons who fell at Harper's Ferry, and
their brave comrades. lie relnted the follow
ing instances OF
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state Board Of raaalIzarlOn

The Board is making progress in Committee
of the Whole. Three per cent was deducted
fom the assessment Of Adams county Ash
lard county was agreed 10 as returned. Ten
per cent. or about 81, ,33 per acre was added 10
lands in Ashtabula county. The property IN
that county was returned about forty per cent.
lower than the surrounding counties, Belmont
county was reduced per cent and per cent.
was deducted from the assessment of CLARK
pAuutv
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National Chain of Commercial College

National Chain Of Commercial Colleges
Mr. II D. Stratton is to Commercial Cole.
ges what Bonner is to the Ledger Only about
six years ago Nessrs Bryant d Stratton started
their first and still fourishing Commercial Col
lege in this city. They expanded in their en-.
terprise and with judgment, and now their
Colleges are institutions of tho cities of Buff
falo. Chicago Detroit, Albany, Philadelphia,
New York, and So Louis. Mr.. Suatton has
been the master>sPirit of the success which
has crowned all their efforts to give young men
thorough, practical, and useful business edu'
cation, The St. LOuis College is the last linl
added to the National Chain, which Mr.. STRAIT
toms iadomitable enterprise will ere long s:retcl
with q golden one 10 San Francisco.
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Pt.AtN Am oRNAMENrAI. pRINT1Ne

81 Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desert pisn
dole At the Printing Establishment, Of the Leader o ioe
the latest impr we'd aud rapid presses In the
boststyie short notice. and At reasonable rntes Par
tlcaiar attention paid to blank Every description
o 3iadins done especially Blank Books. Lodg gers Journ
Is Sales Books, Beceiuhs Books, &C.. &C.
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MARRIED.

On the 2ath ut the house Of The BRIDES father, hy
Prot. II T. Peck, OF Oberlin, Mr. ANSUN II. POME-
ROY, Of Sr1ugsyde, To ELLEN, daushl OF Mr Will
IAN TillnghaSt, Vt Brrliu.
Suddenly. ION the 9Th inst By Ehe Rev. ;. II. Waller
Mr. JAMES BOYIAN 10 Miss EAtELINE y.
LOCKWOOD--MilaR Free Press
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Peuiientlary statistics.

The Ohio Penitentiary is full to running over
IAN army of convicts numbering nearly one
thousand. For some reason, or a multiplicity
Of reasons, the number of new convicts has
increased rapidly in nine years past-the num-
Der committed in 1851 being 2O3, and in 1859
already 434. In 1853 the number OF new
ccnvcts was 3l3, while in the moral year of
1855 the number was but 1856. The total con-
victs sent to the Penitentiary in nine years is
s279-iust about the number Gov. Wise re-
guired to guard the execution Of "Old Ossa-
watomie"
Hamilton Of course furnishes the largest
quota of fresh prison recruits, her total in nine
years being no less than $40 In 1851, Hamil'
ton county furnished but Al, in 1855 but 4O, and
in 1859 no less than SO. Cuyahoga stands
second in the way of rascals Her total sem
- the Penitentiary in nine years is 29l. Ii
1851 she sent 27, then yearly As, 26, II, 2l,2l
"A, 46, and in 1889, A We are glad the pro
gressiYe ratio does not equal Hamilton. Luca
stands third, the nine years total being l4s.-
Then franklin SO; Montgomery 81; Lorain AZ
Erie 4Vi Duller IL uteehe ooi ouihhlI =
Tumbull 81 Portage %; Stark %; Sandusk.
rs; Richland 10; Wayne IA; Tuscarawas 10
Medina 9; Mahoning ?; Lake II; Knox 6; Hu
ron 2s; Holmes 3; Geauga z; Coshocton 2C
Columbiana II; Crawford 3; Ashtabula 2i
Ashland q; d Seneca I6. Carroll. of the olde
counties has the cleanest record, having sen
hut single convict to Columbus in nine year.
Guernsey, Hancock and Holmes have sent bu
three each, and Harrison ami Adams but fou
each. In four years the Northern District [
S. Court has sent lG, and the Southern
eoRyiots TO tho Ohio Penitentiary.
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The Trbuas's special reporter giveaa most
interesting ana touching account Of the passage
Of the body of the martyr BRowN 70 North
Elba, its burial, and the incidents connected
herewith. We can find room for extracts
.nl,-.
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nRolNlA RESPECT goa paows.

A blunt officer, with epaulsttes on both
shoulders, had said, in the presence of pro.
miscuous group at tie Harper's Ferry hotel:-
I'm tell you what nay opinion s Of Brown
he's one ofthat kind of men tina. God Almighty
does not put many ofabove ground" Another
officer, squally high ia command, and one Of
the most thoroughly proSsIavery Virginiaas that
we met during our visit. took me aside the
night before We left, and said; 81 do not like
To make the request of Mrs. Brown at such a
time as this, but should like very much TO get
from her some little memento Vi Capt. Brown
any trhe that she could give me should
greatly value"
Mr.. M,Kim introduced the following letter
as illustrative of the character Of COppiO. II
was brought to Mrs. Brown at Harper's Ferry
by the men who delivered 10 her the body Of
her husband.
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EDWIN cO'rlc TO MAS. Droys,
YIReINl, Noyember I, ls69 I

Mas. JoHN BRowN--Dear Madam l was
very sorry that your request TO see the rest Of
the prisoners was not compiled with. Mr..
Avis brought me a book, whose pages are iull
Of truth and beauty, entitled "VOices Of tie
True Hearted" which she told me was pres