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Sum emo Court Of ohio.
sArURDAr, April %, 1859.

rI SATURDAY, April 20, 1859.
Cradlebaugh & Morris vs. zaehariah Prilchet
Bill Of Review. IiH ...
Peck, J.---Where, after order Of sale in parti-
ton, Judgment was recovered against one Of
the defendants in partition and the premises
were subsequently sold under said order TO a
stranger, and the sale confirmed, on bill fled
by the Judgment creditor TO subject tho undiyi-
ded interest of his debtor prior TO said sale, 10
tho payment of the Judgment Held:
L. That the liens Of the judgment upon the
undivided interest which the judgment debtor
had at its rendition, were diyested by the sale
in partition aud could not be asserted as against
the purchaser at said sale ......s
2 That such judgment creditor, ON due ap.
plication 30 the Court having control Of the pro-
Deeds of the sale, might had the portion belong
ing TO his debtor applied in satisfaction of the
judgment. gHL. .H.
JohniW. Erwin and Clark Lane vs.. Shalfer
and Curtiss. Error to tho District Court of
Butler county. a. l..l
BrinkerhofF ] delivered the opinion Of ma
jority of the Court. Held; rur.i
/. Although an am indorsed note in the
hands Of the maker after due, is presumed in
law to have performed its office, and to have
been paid off and taken up by the maker, yet
no such presumption arises in the case of such
note before due; but, on tho contrary, in such
case, il is a matter of legal presumption that
the note is unsatisiied, and is indorsed aud
placed in tho hands Of the maker for his accom-
mediation.
2 Where, under the code of civil procedure,
and after verdict, or a finding by tho Court OF
all the issues in favor of the plaintiff, petition
states facts which, ifproved on the trial, would
make good prima taeie case for the plaintiff,
such petition will be held good on error.
g. Where a petition is defective for want of
a material averment, and such averment is sup
piled by the answer, and is not inconsistent with
tho avermants and claims Of the petition, the
defects of the petition will thereby be cured,
4. The presumption of law prescribed by the
I27th section of tho code, as the traveTse of
facts stated in the answer, and the finding OF
court or jury upon those facts, must be held to
apply only to such taete stated in the answer as
are conslst1nt with the petition.
g. House v. Elliot, 6 o. st. h. 497, and Gest
Y. Kenncr, 10. st. r 70, ro-afirmed Judgment
| affirmed
Scott, j., having been of counsel, did not sit
| in this case.
Sutlifr, j., dissented as to the re.affirmanco oi
House v. Elliott, and Cost v Ks nner, aud sst
as to affirming the judgment.
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Day GooDs TRADR.--Among the extensive dry
goods stores of-Ceveaud which make our city
such a desirable one In which to trade, il that Of
Messrs. Lewis Easton, whose advertisement will
be ioun1 in this mornings Leader This house
although comparatively new one, has Become
firmly established and widely known, fact which
is well deserved. Beside the large sales room in
front which is allied with dress oods, shaYls, la-
ces, gloves, hosiery, white goods, &c, &c, &c, q
rear room is devoted almost entirely to the sale Of
silks, of which the firm have very large and fine
ly selected stock. 10 this, in other departments
they are probable excelled by no store in town.
The shelves throughout are filed with new and
fashionable goods, of which Aupplies are daily re-
ceived Purchasers Of dry goods, whether city Ia.
dies out for an afternoons shopping, farmers
wives who want a dress pattern or country mer.
chants who wish to buy stock for the inspection
of their retail customers, win mud no better place
70 trade, and no better men to deal with than Al
| Lewis Easton's.
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N Fl sOLOMONsON.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest assortment of the most approved kinds
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses whether for near OF far
tghted ground under his lnspeoon,by machine
Of new construction, with the greatest care, asto
Buitthe eyes In a. cases curing WeakHess, Dis4isss
Attenuation Of TIE Eyes and mparng strength lur long
reading OF fue sewing.
W n. II. solomonson would here Inform lhe public
hathe sever employs any in the sale ofhislsnses
W Also, splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROsgOPEs, CoMPASsES, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
-omoeSs Superior street under tho American Hotel
iun22 s. Il. .f. i...
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spttiol Notifte.
MATRIMONIAL.

70 rHr LADIES oP riE USiIEp srArsst i1
II has been my good fortune TO restore 70 health many
thousands Of my country-women.
MY success has excited the malice Of the envious and
aiuas their prosecutions served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have telieved Solong am hold in aheotionato and
hank u rememhunee by those who have experienced my
sk can afford to despse The efforts Of mschie-mhkers
nd slandefer
NY friends nave repeatedly urged mo to place my med
sine o producing mensruaion within the reach u tho
ladies Of the United States; but ndpositout TO enter
field occupied by quaoks with their porncons Rosrums
and fear uupncpled counier(eters might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherio pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AhflE DE FEMAIE" j" irtho United States.
Atlas yield to The ouTeies Of patients and friends
aud oIr to the suffering Females OF America medicine
vhch has rendered sonawhat famous thropghoul the
Old world. ..... ... ....#.r
Inregbrd to tho efficacy OF the e"ABrE DE FE ENME,"
aeod only say that liquid fom aud is exactly such
havs used IN mypacticciu France many years aud
that it las never facd to secure a satisfactory result
The" Annie de Femme" aud stand In the re
ation Of cause and elect ItsaHL powerful originate
healthy menstrual dow where It has oAisied aadto
restore Il where IL has beee Tsn pnY suppressed
In ordorto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreu
tons ON each bottle Of tho Ae do Femme wii bearmy
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing bCK
will be scaled with my private seal.
i''''' ''''' '-e-1s'' DR.. p. II. RECORD.
PARIS, January, 1851 lIr. I..
For salo, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKR
No Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie De Femme" At the Propretor's prices.
ul0dkwly6
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escaped FRoM JLrI.--On Tuesday night two
prisoners in the Lake county Jail at Painewillo,
escaped by attacking ibe Sheriff, Mr. ]. p. Atell,
as he was locking up the cells for the night One
fame in this city, who was confined for horse steal
log, aud the other Elwell, who escaped from the
Goauga county jail two years ago and had just
been retaken Another prisoner endeayOred to
escape bat was secured by Mr. Atell. who, in his
scufie with Chandler and Elwell, was severely cut
and injured Nothing has been seen Of The two
men.
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-The Court adjourned
yesterday morning as soon as met. the District At
torney being absent The Court will meet this NOR
ming AT o'clock, but as we understand Judge Bliss
has received dispatch from Judge Belden, asking
TO have the trial Of LaDgston postponed until Mon
day, the Court will probably adjourn to Monday
The decision upon the writ Of Habeas Corpus will
be given at Columbus this morning at 10 o'clock.
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ANOTHER REDUoTION.-The Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh Company have reduced tho fare from this
point to New York to eight dollars. Go in gentle
men, VOr POpuLi Is with you. II will soon DO good
policy to live and sleepupo the cans. The Cleyo'
land and Erie Company have also reduced iares 10
$500 IIH
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~ Last evening John Andrew and Thomas
DOlemsl were arrested for stealing some broken
iron belonging to the O. q ,. X. R, Company, and
wm. Mehan for receiving the same They viii be
tried this morning
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Glnthina.
EYES AND NOSE.

A&S9fsS Ss Ssd 5{Sg & 96 ,ss gSS9s sSsis e Nome
Aud though uo lion from abroad,
AcARDhe was, That's eioar
One night while sitting with a crowd
WHY sIig aay mau piSt saSuii SpSS s.sf sSS With,
Congressman be
"E9. had rather in tbs woods
WORK hard ~ ohopptng l0ss
Aud iNoby mislhs hcgs
'Foras wish % see and smell,
@ soald not feel e @ prize
Aud l,ss my and eves /"
what" said tho crowd 'yourlo green,
w6osSs9 t,1 Sis9 "a weS. SeSi'es' ta wSlhp,,oo wae5h
And mndep lo,shks tiaii"
'Goshr' said the Yankee, 'eantI readi
T9a, !hai ooaloundsd Speaker 1hers
VIII take the AYEs and NoEs"
The crowd owned up and paid the drinks
w, %oaid ia 400 lhSfi he lave SuSf OF Maine Maine
He drank and said. 'thers's one thing more
l'ilsay 70 one and al,
AZ IsAAc's UNION HALL
"Hew esA that bet" exclaimed tho crowd,
"Eaplain It if you will,
And We wii toot the bill"
"Wen !" said uis Yanhte, ~ went there
Eo6n as / steppedi insi 10 Ito door
ThU garments TOOK hH EYEi
"Ia,ksd The guoo q oas lns suit
And found tho sum 80 tmall,
1 fitted iriul head 10 fool
i Coat, panlnloons and all
THO salesman aid forget Us not
when you uFuln Want ol thOg,'
Fflltd with delight, no, mel saldl,
Aud thus he got my NosEi"
Ouof more the Yankee took a drink
F'hun passed hia has around
And win the funds D. buy sui.
HisnAr and hopes welu eaeNEeDl.
Now then " he ssd, 'I'l drink d toast;
Here's 90 lSAACS' clothes
Whose style wilt always take thb EVE
AS every hody KNowsll
ISAAC A.IsAAosS
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Cleveland, Ohio.
y Look out Tor the Giants
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STEREoscoPIC VIEWS

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
..#..f NIAGARA FALLS.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, White MountainS.
sTEREOsCOPIG VIEWS Egyptian Ruins.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Scenes in Paris.
sTEREOsCoPIO VIEWS, American Scenery
sFEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities
sTEREosCOPIo VIEWS, European Cities.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Grecian Ruins.
sTEREOsoOPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes
sTEREosCoPIO VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREosCOPIo VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREosCoPIO VIEWS, Palaces.
sTEREOsCOPIO VIEWS, Celebrated Churches,
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, On Glass
lust received a new supply, many of them subjects
not before Haon iu Cleveland.
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RellIuunls.
DTMf1U Al
6otels.
DUMAS :

Nc Adsisr Street befitsen an and 5, CIscNEATI ONO
This old aud well established Hotel has been recrnil'
Te-fted superior style and unsurpassed BY any
Hotel OF its class IN America.
Tho pronriatOr from his experience in his city, al
iOrna and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others viii warrant hin entire suCcess and rs e IS
favorably this community anticipates full shure
of public patronage. ALEX. bHUMANE,
onrqoU9 prcnriatOr.
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Att'ps & GOunsGlLors.
Boor0inG.

POARDING. - The House No. "a
I'D Public Square, and by the ston} 0hurgh-one O. he
paired and is opou for B0ardeTs. Families wishing 10
furnish their own ba mmndael with large
and convenient and b1d-rOOns Hul Single Barders
ard Day 10 fdors win find s0nd Hcc2Dimo ans pn rep
sonable Ladies not excluded. ksieences gxen
and received anr7T20 " w WV. lll
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.OpstGrs.
Gnr0mNrf.

VARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
Y J est and beat vsratv IN The citY-for aalnhY
aps0 H. X RAYNoLDs, No ssnnerioI 81
uOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
l H. crption variety style aud price-i9rAals BY
aps0 H X RAYNOLDSi No snnenor 50,
IRON AND STEEL.-At out ship
Il Ioad.-- for snieby II X. RAYNOLDs,
Sp9a No. superi 81 b
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o'Sa,iita Jaheab2 is1e aserfts osral 1,s sss SAD.
Capital stock gOo0 shares NJ see saeh,
secured BY Heal katato aino.o6n
~ kLCERs a " SCHMIDT, prosidonf D. w
httttth Nicc President, JACOB MUELER, sairaialt'
h. .i0iei=-il W tchmiit II Mayer, n. Keller
9ftr"s Msyer J. Wasner, g. Lcck, ,. Mueller. John a.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insure.
l9a % damnse BY BRO r yenr and leae build
.npuss ware, herchhndiao etc. Payment Of losses
shn pe nude iu 20 days af0r ths Fha have heau
ana proved Not more than 5000 will be nfur-
ONO No i2 AtwaieT och, Cup isirs Superior street
W.; ltoa, Assn- LaPlekl W. Join MA0NEn. Pres.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THuRsDAY N MOItNINo, APRfL d, ~


PLAIN ANDeO DeORNAMENrAb PRINnN0. al
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every doserlpio
dono At the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Ohce
he latest inf wed ADD osfra1d steam pfeSsg IN The
best style, short notice and At reasonable Par
toular attention raid to blank work Evey descdiaion
ofBindng doue especially Blank Books Ledgors Journ
ais sassBoaks Reesiymg hooks, Go.Hc,
tsSr For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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4 s 8 g. - 8,
Oohatto olt0 Giqots.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
- Wholesale aud Retail dealer ia TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS in Hswnrs Steam Power Block, West St.,
near Canal Basln, cleveland. Olno. oo5dlt t2l
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ReoL Gstote Aqentp.
1ftaabinist8 Mf.
6air Dpc..

dying ECONOMY FOR BAR
- bers. BAsSErr HAIR DYE, great desideratum
expressly for BARRIERS benefit Which be bought in
purchase any other dye in the country BQtles that yoB
have pay 81 for you get the same ed for hy cents
aud further tur the same quantity You eau get any
shade desre, from light shade brown shade and w.
ack and gives the hest ttacton 20 toners In W.
dng Keeps natural appearance For sule Wholesale On
Retail by .- WA y, AMBUSH, l6i Superior S.
mvl3d.tfb Regularly authorized Age
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Prepare agalRSI Fire, y.

FTtpuTb uEUIH0I FIIVt II
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ fo sale BY the Ageal at his Depot No g S9Ps5F e
bITENT AMAHDER SAFES, 20 which the niten-
Non ,sbS9 ts99s sn'n' % H. K RAYNoLDs.
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The New Envelopes.

The improvement In the consirue.
tien oisiawel Envelopes ordered hy
tat lVssmassef General consists n
The CIVILIZATIONS of black line. With
The ordinary letter envelopes. n such
a manner A. TO render them visible
ctl! when ID. face and bask Il ibe N
,sicps. arr pressed By the haud At The
'imr oi the suPefscfip,leh. an the
Fussare hssug removed. o. the letter
Inserted. the line. disappear
Tbs : effected By ruling uiih ptin.
ieFs' ink The inside u she andsr sing.
which Is hrsi folded. over this the
SIDE vings are folded. Prsssu,ing the
lines ircm showing ihfvugh the bach
1t Involves = very slight change n the
cuns,rue.ica u the envelope The
under wing Of The nex envelope az.
pteseh.s nearer he ferm 81 psrsl.
Telegram ,hsn that Of be sse rsx In
~. While the slde vines s.tsud log.
~ dawn When al N. vinr~ sr.
tslded. the lires are ecmplssel, m.ss.l.
and when the letter l. ins.riel. hafle
'he tr'ss stiiicaI insveesiaa 10 di.ces.
er saeul Those vhs DO M, wi.k 10
avail themselves u the lines cas pa,
IN The letter aFst; sacse~ho xi-h them
tan w'tie The surerSfipiioa whilst The
letter 5 dr, ing.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS

Number. II shipma.,sfs In No. W.
leans Tefsse 20 receive cotton bale. "A
freight siih Tho Iron hoop. apsn thea.
nad where such bales arr received IL Nss
udrahs, before shipment, in comprising
lhem iof storing ln the Vessel, hold.
ropes have 70 3, pat N n an s,pel,s II
forty esh, cents pr halo. ut.sh ial,
upon The planter.
The ,hamb " Cemmorrs u Nea o..
le'n'h'' been pstitiunei D, tie to,,an
lifoser, aud huyefs VI that cit,, 10 give
lhs sssi, s.ihsS deem u, their con.ilsm
hah. The petitioners al that a uniform
tate u tarc q not De-. than fsrsir.
pasnd' r~f bale u iron.hoopei cotton.
be established fot ihsf bsa,Ai. Thsy .Ay
they lno~ ,hs planters a,s Tho lfoa heop
'ne@ motive. of econsmy, but tia. .hg
hoops arr u no use 10 then.
some of the vessel. 20 DOT refuse 10 70.
es's iron bound cotton. bat lhe planter
nay be troubled by b. msrchaa, .hoall
he insist upon the h0Or.
Verify, the vas upon hoop, !. a.samin.
q serious phssc. The laaics have borne
the warfare sasea again., them very he.
fe'cal'yi aud Il now reaain.,o be seen Il
the planter can defend himself against the
restrictions u Ne. Orlsan. Brossr. and
l'sysr., bsAiud hi, seI,en bales.
Iron hoop. tfer talins cotton .sysn
hoop. ~ the bale-so,i furty.,uo cunt.
ls bale. We knev Dot the es., u
eal'as Nth Wre-shs planter can tell
whistler y l. csonsmy TO use IRON ami
pay tcr'y.sish, cent. lare in Nss ur.
cans. or use rope AMI run a much greater
I'D u IRE. for krs 10 consume an iron
'sani bale i' slmo., imrosibls. .hils
hi' name '' stamped upon every Aoop
'ha' insaring the sdsu,tIy u Ii, so,,oa IN
ea'e u assiisus 90 he nssr
We nsls No Suggestive 10 ,hs PLANTER.
I've ss are esa,inssd h. jaasmsn, uil
'sad hsss 10 at a. he shlas. B.. .s,sfs.,
fssairs-.
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DUTIES or POST MASTERS

W. advise lle rsuefa. ard lnaiar
publication # ihe ie.INa lnr psi an,
regulations igF ttg .hiufmatu 81 t.t
MASTERS eho hatruuf tiudp a toe Faai.
uliee laws rIai.fg to ueW gapers. aua
20 pviui cut lhrf daii. AID rs,rUn.l.
biliii,s fclal.fg "a ptf.uts shu tael,
~ rr'usc 10 ihi their papegs ifum tby
office.
Whenever a LersIn, % whom a
nev paper Is feguiArly addressed ri,
lccts W refuse, io tikr sail row
ef itom ibr pusl oalrr Nliln O. rls.
uush.c length II time Do sha.. o. its
duiy u TOE poet MASTER. % i6b Hl.e
where sneh paper j. not lifted. 90 give
9Hllca uull,s 20 the 81 arf 81 tae
fact. settling ionh to- reasons q, il,y
mas be- kuovn 70 him
The mere return 81 a newspaper.
marked refused oF "noi lilied.
not sufficient motive. aud the publish.
er : no, obliged 10 pay a., attention
10 u. The following j. The iufm u a
legal totlce.
Name u Post office and date
Publisher ct name IT newspaper
Sir Your paper aadr,.s,l b. sane
Of individual Is uol taken oul u tbs
oihcr.
li~casou- slate the ressos. if srevu
Name 81 Postmaster
This uollcs must D. wa.'tl O. &c
publisher aud lfauksa ly ihe post
master 1.-THE pub.isher carilnue. 60
sctd The paper. aiief being lhls rol.
hed. The postmaster ma, s.. .hs %.
pet for The postage: bat who're no no.
iiVe has hrcn gtsu. % y befe toe p.ss.
master has neglected .,ndltg he zane.
be Is liable ief ,le subsdpiian. FROM
the ilmg The paper vas refused or Mt
hiivd. and the publisher tan %collse,
the amoau, from him toe same a. fncA
a ugular subscriber
IL l. Important that post.mas'eFs
should bear this 10 mind. asa publish
- u = newspaper cannot ksspitacr 4
bis subscribers, AM u j. unfair that
be shoald lose HI. Pay By their uesli.
Eentt.
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tHHi
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Nlnaf, ~ lahaia rlunil, vas uaini.
minsl and iy %aeclaHaii1u, declared lho
hntf w mo convention, Is thH oprnsi
llun eanill late far spnalur IN Tho District
csmnsrl n me above NAMED counties.
Iha CHAIR then appointed U,U Nplian,
IT. n sof.lv and " u Nafshall q com.
miiee ~ wait 90 ~ Moore hni inform
Lm N hs domination,
va notion, ths Convention adjourned
&. \. sfYlHsuN, Cd,,
w. y M,asu,tt, Nef'h
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ilim u principles adapted - W. Demo
efliH State l%anfahilaAi Lately tnhf Hhai
W 10 sHn, aHi m0si h%aafiilg atflaHa
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l%tfall, wgfihJ n 80 eihhleuss hod up
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Hsselrfd. That We ehdafse ihe nam'n
aiihh II lion H. Z, iamaf atd ebief
itin The Hsiiafihg trust llli ihe people u
ihs q ifiei will return him 70 tuhsfrss
40 n0feisei vote q last tribute " his
Hl liiy ~ b slaieimHh ani he unaihehlhs
Iniegflly ~ \ democrat
HaHiffd, That The selection N Gan.
john ~ Ti'liafoffu, ~ lhe Democratic
standard haifef 10 this Aehniufil district,
u unah mauslf approved BY this cehtun.
zion, lis ciufls.t - Il private gentle.
man, hi Intelligent sifseiis ~ q patriot.
md hts unlllfm deIuleluess 81 ismuefal.
BE- principles, enieau htm o. tho voters
NJ ihs district, and he menhefs " tho
party IN This county will obacrfuily rem.
der him their import.
Rasolrfi, llhl In tho .snse uflhis Con.
yonlien u y The Imperative duiy of ever,
Democrat 10 sustain lhc nominee. " The
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