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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06
THE INsuRRECTIoN OF 1856.

This II We can prooeriv call II nv that
-
eim, eA'enoeo over Lous'hnA, Fehhessec, AiAaIs's,
and other Sosihern States. We ssy il extended over
hos. S,.,es. hut ,bare x,s rea,,y NO op.,,ra,t No
49, ~
uprising aNhouSh the po, Us oisco1ea showed WIDE
spread conspiracy and designs Of the most endsh cha
.,o M oh,.., =, ,ho,o ,,,o,, ,.. 49, so...,o o.
4"~'Si' No N'1S~s VI 1872 f07 "~S WY 'o.SSAe 'AA-A
cipaton OF the slaves and the way In which this was TO
he ACCOMPLISHED WAS by the massacre Of the white popu
=, -, ,,..,-,;c, :, -. - - -. ~, -,
suop' "iou' uis'o~on % 'so vi Sea- Sioin 'c uiseio
sures and revelations made by some slaves who we're
nut 10 the torture il appeared that the negroes ware 10
:. -, -. = -, 80, g g., :,
u'HSeh""e "' e'e" Poin oN 'e A-S' Vi o"''Dei' III
Union county, Arkansas Here they we're 20 assemb 10
under the command Of TWO aoohu0Distsy named Han
cock and Martin, by whom they were TO be led
tire town Of Fl Dorado, where, after numbering all the
the vauabes that could be carried off, and then, having
supplied themselves with suncen prcvsons esart OH Tor
Kansas. Before this nendsh scheme could be carried
out Hancock, who was suspected OF iamperiug with
slaves was seized and put Ia prison. While in eonfne
ment be made some cones6oos, bat as they were INSULT
10 procure his conviction he was not found guilty
Had II not been for his own fooihardness 1t Is mere than
probable that he would have been discharged Not sas
ned however, with escaping conviction be boosted that
ne acquainted with the whole conspiracy but that he
would make no disclosures concerning IL HIS conduct
exasyerated the people to such degree that notwith
sanong his previous trial and the fact that he not
found guilty, they took hun out 10 the woods, where he
shot Martin, who accused OF being engaged in
the same plot, was seized aud brought I'll Dorado,
where he tried convicted and hung. The summary
which both Hancock anu Martin were disposed
OF defeated the designs of the consprators.
The greatest apprehension prevailed in Tennessee n
regard this called conspiracy and the free OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1860.

TO make note Of. The insurrecon Ia 1881 which oc.
Cured in Southampton county, believed have been
hseaed by four negro preachers OF whom The princl-
pa, Nat Turner AS he called claimed 10 10 commits
soAeo by Christ himself The whole nsurgen force dd
not exceed three hundred negroes who are represented
having been wen mounted and armc; and headed by
two white men. The brutality and faadsh out
rsges committed by tbia body almost exceed beieG
We tOi IN letter itten al the time b. flp llf Of
the Richmond Wig tbst 50 harry wisliu tue
posr u i 20 erGggerate sc atrocities; ,oaoS H.
msiesfneY, aacher daughter, sons, SRct'g 6tes and
Scooi ohdrea-ioee bichTed " tbse tr0Wn into heaps
and igt to Be dc0ata ky ho9s and cos, on 70 Py te
IoN
A school containing Ten chil,lres attacked, the
scholars mrloed and their telcher hrg iF0Lker also
kflod The husband, VINO Was approaching the OF
The horid butcAery, was puEsued anc only after
siderable effort succeeded IN making bis escape. Tbs
humber OF white ycreons HQinca and Children who
m6ssdorod Is stated az tight anu sixty two rho
objects OF the negroes appear u have been ra?ne and
plunder.
As soon Us the news OF the outbreak made known
10 the Governor of Virginia he despatched large force Of
Infantry cavalry and artillery 10 the OF the nsur
recon III addition 10 these the federal troops stationed
al Norfolk and other places placed at the Disposal OF
HE authorities OF Virginia Troops ,so supplied by
the government of North Carolina, thes most FORUM
dabc force despatched against the Insurgents Tue
result that with the exception or four i've, the
whole body Of insurgents either killed captured.
Nat Turner also captured after having eluded bis
~ to Say that ne found gty and hung Thus ended
the negro nsurrecton of 1881 in which the saae brutal
atrocities and crueies which we have noticed in other
outbreaks occurred.
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CONCIUSION

The public, after reading the foregoing historical
Of negro Instructions, will be better qualified
Judge Of the results of negro instruction in this
Try. Those have described a comparatively
small SCALE and give US, after ALL but inadequate
idea Of the bloody and fearful consequences of general
Instruction in the South, where the negro population
numbers four millions The facts we have presented VIII
which must atteni the designs the Stewards the Gree
eys and the Garrons should they prove successful in
citing rebellion four millions Of instincts
and passions of the brutal character Tho ia
evi,aDle conclusion is that f these drcamers politicians
ana fanatics successful, 1t would result In OF
nhiatcn which would present scenes the mos, rcvo'ng
and terrific that the imagination pcture and which
would end in the determination Of the black in the
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06

NORTHERN STOCK RArsEs IN TExAs-We learn that MAjor
Leland, Of the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, is about
moving hts stock OF head OF cate horses sheep
TO his Home Ranch Of II ,000 acres, at Helena, tho
coast than his Coma Ranch Of 10 600 acres recently
sold 70 William Wlkescn, Esq, Of Buffalo, n. Y, for
SIS 000 His "Home Ranch 10 very rich body OF land
lying between and having frontage Of eighteen miles on
the Oboo, Ecleto and San Antonio rivers. He passed.
through this city from the East on Saturday, with
fine French mcrino and Saxony bucks, q mammoth
Maltese jack, and full blcodsd Morgan stallion. Our
State ia fast filing up with OF wealth and enter
prse.-Gdlueasa hescs Dec. 20. hs
FINE AND Loss OK Iu IN IrIU1M-On December Is
the hotel II Elizabeth, 10 DAviess county m was d.
stroyed by fire, and ono OF tho boarders Mr. Edward
Clark, MINER persisted In the ruins When tho building
was burning several persons went 70 hiroem and I'D
cceded in getting him from his bed, not being H.
roughly awake, and mot knowing whai naa1sr wss, -
resisted them, and they were obn lsave him \
perish. Another boarder, Mr.. CAL nyed thnonn1
the excrtions and presence q min ~
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The Celebrated Forney-Eorrest Letter
once More.
THE cHEvAIIzR YoRSxY 10 Gso. RoBKRm.


once Moro.
THE cHEv AIIER foRyxY 10 Gzo. ROBERTS.
PRIVATE
friend Forrest is now here and IL about to apuv I'm
dtrorce from bis wife, He has had for eighteen months
the proofs of her nhdety but has chosen keep them
quiet, and would have done Still but for her folly in
censuring him for leaving her. Il really astounding
how he has kept these proofs to himself from all HIS
FRIENDS FOR all that time but is nevertheless Tho
facts these Eighteen months ego while PLAYING IN
Cincinnati he caught Mrs. f. In very eoocnt position
with young man, in his own parlor-uot in actual con
necton but H. She protested innocence and he let
pass by-lovng her, MS he did, profoundly They
passed on to New Orleans, and 50 home to New York
After they reached, and had been there for time
be found evening, his wlfes table, billet dour in
the handwriting Of though signed by this young man.
and unmstakable.
The language alluded to her s1whitc arms that wound
about his neck"o the blissfil hours they had spent
together; and the letter had bee kept as emento a
Ill II was well worm Upon this evidence with the other
confrnaory proofs, he iltends applying Legisla
ture for divorce ont yoa position syus
Kim IN monsr he ,rtu nensr forget. The person WIN
wrote to Mrs f. and in whose company she was detect
ed, Is George Jameson, now playing in New Orleans.
You don't know him. you can as he sdisor of Leading
dosly paper, make has acquaintance What F0ryuk
nop oeres 20 climb the nail i obtain in some ,cay a.
steady ard intelligent friend and he will never forget
whatever you may do for hun in this 70 him, mos, VITAL
TORS 'cth j., and tn induce him either your presenc,
on IN company, to admit thtng to be proud Of
in Mood might become conmtmicasirc No harm
will come TO him; he game too small for Forrest and
any sdmisson ne may make may be important only as
aiding injured man in getting relieved from hatefal
bond Can you manage this thing my friend? n oill
quire ki AND caution, and, II sccsul ,rtl oarmly
dear you to Forrest He is nearly crazy At the Idea or
being placed In his present position; he will spend
half be Is worth to be released from IT, This matter
be kef secret Abow ALL 10 not N connocticn sch
u; me for troubling you in regard TO t. Nv AZ
dent attachment to glorious Forrest must be
Now, won't you help 70 relieve himS
It would help In the matter probably 10 know that
John Green, the actor in New Orleans q the warm
friend of Forrest, and may know Jumeson well Pes
your dscrstion In Lifting him lso,c the facts
and inronQ his aid This letter Is addressed 70 You in
the knowledge Of Forrest.
Pense write a. sccn after receipt you can nnd OPP
porupy to look about you. With kind regards, am,
dear Roberts, yours very truly, JNO. W. FORNEY
GEO. ROBERTS, ESQ.
Pm.ADE1PmA, January 25, 1850.
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passed over but some one died suidenly in tc-tnrc
after eating his usual meal" The exer,ne 0f The authc
rites were baied for long time but last vas takea
while IN state OF intoxcaon ana buruNt alive. Toe
negroes however, believing in boasiul prophecy
serted tina, he saved IN the form OF rs aot THIS alb
surd iiea was he'd for long time after hs death When
such were the eadcs &C the Baroons the OF the
ooloniss can be understood need wonder that
a small band kept the ISLAND IN CONSERVATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06
Political Intelligence.

A NEW USIoS MovEsZSr--A call already numerolsly
signed is circulating in Connecticut Cor Manufacturers
meeting, be held at Merden, January IS, or the pur
pose Of adopting such resolutions and taking such action
as will tend allay the present unhappy excitement
which has seriously disturbed the business Interests
and relations of the country and materially weakened
the ties Of common political and social brotherhood
among us.o
UNION DEMOCRATIC DEISGA1Es-The Union democrats
the fifteenth Cons essona district have elected Or
nc W Clark ard james NJ Marvin delegates to Charles
HpIyc Cause.-The Newburyport (Aass) He
eAAepc OF the principal shoe manufac
Dhas suspended payment within a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06

. Includes BROOKLYN and WILLIAMSBURG
Tone party failed cr S3000O0 Liabilities chiefly In Cuba
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-12


The following rich specimen ~ . lows
hotter W. picked NJ IN n n oaf ,noohl'shs
rsmlles. a NV evenings since. N comes,
II viii h. secn, from the in woods, where,
We pfpsumr, lLerc nre some shays, judging
from ,he strain the writer eshlldtsi
Pom to TOE County Miss
July the I 20 1859
MI Dear Gid ! acal nj Self TO IN form you
that We air we'll ut this time present and ia
hope those icw lines mauy reas, and Rnd
YIN the same tliny eyar nv rhocs M the
craps groa DIN the tine We will be yorn RI
you viii be ourpc ef yon wos q rut and We
wa a cat or could acket as q trap w wod
Glitch you Shoes :
Oh Miss Marthy You don't know how match
We DO love You oh We DO love you 40 nautch
oh miss Marthy we have Missed You 40 much
Scncc you lcftc the finite wood We have Shed
mncncry q tier oh We wood give No much IA
See you we could inioy Our selves 10 much
we have often thought II the times We yossss
to have in thcas old lat Woods ef yoa want
to marry your self Of gcst come back IN thu
fla, woods 0 we do love you 70 much thsl
we cant stand il Of you cant como back sssl
ANGER our letter aud We will come over II.
rect your letters to fire. do MIA Pc Goo By
your sincccr LOWERS --
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TIE nIvER...THn FERRY.


We tcok n stroll to the banks Of the Tai.
lahnirhlc river, on las, Sunday afternoon,
md were surprised to see its swollen condi.
tion. Though the waters had rcecded some
six or eight feet, yet the river was mot far
from high-watcr mark. II Il now falling
rapidly.
Mr.. Fletcher has, at his ferry, one Of
the best constructed boats wc have ever
seen Of It's kind. It was bull, by n ship
carpenter, sMdfov ~staunchncss, safety and
durability, W. think it unsurpassed; in work.
.rsanship and symmetry Of form, il is The
"'"ts ffnnfT. rf
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Hs ~ tye - ~ > twsi~F II ~.
stttbrp<. Assso a.es1 fsas a i# ~ "A
a~eflsI "a sfasf y ssslh seggsa A
~ Fslns.esA " ~ I~vvts l~sls#Fe, IVA
p1vt1. ls~y N - n sH 'ssHsbes
~ m ~ #sesrsmaHah.ly elsa 4say
ffpa hsas lhs sli ehash lei. Ha.isLe
ned IN sehsal taf~es, ~ hafs = Fsnalf
haHtms hsft afA : Hsi NJ 4ienB tad
n shiet med i~it A. ~ pgy tgaeg
dat W. u ~ ssdsslss " ~ iha'h 10
nfef ~ con. tefe Lsd NJ tight ~
fsfass NV n = eashlnop property n
iln ipse " FahHa 4 h,gp mmbef tan
idtadhg saeH rims tseh ~ II. pufehsse
hess'i. yfsl 4 o., n Memphis. Ls,e
. lsfaf VI NJ islIs fsf sole, esff which ear
hoId M slain. The solee N
Pamela "iisiha imet fhaftii'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-12

1D-A number Of legal advertisements
coming in At the eleventh hour, have caused
. few hours delay in tho issuance Of the
Star, this week. All advertisements should
be handed in BY Tuesday evening. We
know that il is often impracticnble for the
omssvs Of Court to hand in their ..sd.."
before Wednesday evening. and when II h
absolutely necessary to insert such advcr.
iisenents. to give the required number Of
inssrtiasA. bsfsrs sssslsuss, or sale. VI fscl
eonpsllsd u sesemmodsse. Ut the sacrifice
II : litsle time, which, TO u, Il money.
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?" rHs LApfsa
fhv sa,as sib Js~, ~ eu>se-
50 m~ssls--<syyts ~. ~ n
msAk ssgsast N ~ 49, 1e<Jf
vslse 4 e~m's \ 90 kew4 ~
~ Sm1s sisb ~ a~Svte< euu1
tsesssss ~ esssss - sev- ~ u ~
jan. s's hsss sasisssly ssvslsi . sstsi,
TIN N ysuf Fisis.. ahd tspIsd fl mhsfs "
steempshy yaa fh helht Leap ysaf
W hsss fSH N fhs he,lse ma aamiusnep
essep' ~ tssfbest" f,hw eef hst fss,
anil ygu Afe ne u htsf'y ii mfr strh
'ss~ yeu fsesst. snd IN srt issvt " m~ssF
q. yoa pleA.s. W. viitssa vtsily permii
yss " wss ygsg trivilsye. sna msts ps.pe.
ads, and AeaIi ! eefisin hrirkteysd nfre
efeaiafe, who visited ~ mi long jnes, w
oss affection. rs susffsnise thai The gfey
hes-e and agsil sslcL. would fsmsis M
asr Josse.-les, IN fses, " snald ssy
|ates, hefBfe she eotla r., half through
popping The question" W. afe 10 he
market, ~ !. sm toapsnioh II Types, not
shadows. W. believe tho tapfsi@ V sl.o ~
tho hcld, bai ~ viii NJ, h. p~.sive.-w .
Inow no, what h. may do bcforc returning
from the Capital.
ut ~ N A
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The sswspspss b psbIislcd Tor sAoss who
rpsA h, aos tus sAoss vhs write ~ h; hsass
shc siItcr cannot puhlish srsselcs merely to
Estify their sashors. The qpcstion Il, win
VI article b rcsd, end viii i please Of
prset tAoss shs sssA III On thss priacipls
the s1itos rsceivcs or declines every article
written Tor Ne j~o~rnal. p la' -
I. II Is NOT expected q him TO undertake
the task u ressrAing articles declined.
3, Ne nnst b sIlOwed 10 edis the paper,
~ his s~bsssibsra. Isiass > ssh>cvihsr 70
. psps.eivss yes no ssin N W. ~ u bin
solusRa. The saitor msss b M fbse 10
psblish, OF reject, whom 10 sccs A.,
When ~ ehsrscses o. prsc.iss Of sny
~ y ssssilfd IN " pspsr. . dsisses vii
y sllsssA sssspsh ~ ssss Il iupostosA
4. whss yss is1tsss ssm~snisssi~ NJ
~ sssssesdh sphin, scnmos.ssNs seyis
~ y u point ss,.s, as,s.'s, !, n
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soUooes voQ ODooo.
1Qnlgo ot tAl0 o0Oo.


,AuswA-osp.sia n. q. wssa, salsI
saisss u W Ssss, h asw III Sachson. IN At.
Ass1Aus spsa ~ ssssisa u NJ dsasd
La1p Z 1)aspss. lls ~ also busahesp
tAaSktD ~ Cert, vhlsh WI asssin
~. pohshly, ussll The LIT N next month.
Ist6ooso1ss ~ ~iA sndesvot 70 10 she
~ WeA \ silAe ~ papsr, vitA veyy
un6e1 Nnbt 2ssas h.psN, M ssissasA
hssiao ~ psseasisal department "
~ ~ asAaa~tps, TksssS'
hso ~ ~ wia slao ~ psssssi
vsouaa - No. I, 4 w AalewiwG
web sua~msiae yslsas SsA, ~ sAall
sassnss spshsaP = psssvsa~s, and shs
- - ~ Ia tke publieatios
4 . tsSss esnss h u ny sAe Dice y
h. WY ls~visAias coalition.
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4 fsAe< flss.aS y = sRis,, ~ ~
ssmr = sH4g DiNtff "A N ekss
'iaut ~ W ~ ttt NO st~y
~"e 80 ~ sss w W al
iesglnk ~ fht ohRHa#d W. Fsam -
rshaia strapped shi IN q ny ,ssssi
soaa,lim. ~ ssss Aim : spsl sssss1si.
~ protect ~ We lady ffsm da pinehIpf
eli aHi shie M sfft tisfaf ~ ! sfst h.
Nnartis ~ orJygphfsi mo rpoith
Ilelot ~ M IN hs pmss Ttis fslks
Hap 80 fYfmefly from pehnylsshis,
hfNiy n NihbnpA, aaf mars seeSNay
fsom rfsass, w. ,ss ~ Inc gts'e
1lere ~ fsMmjrti aspfaiastir nt1n .
uo,esy rwe, ~ vhieh he ~ss romt~ilea
10 ~ he slesih islhs sfsf him. III.
wlin'sI sentiments sfe rather n ,hs aw
'hm and Duglas school, ahi \ would BE-
veil ~ printers AID pala isser 10 waieh
him We Lesese he res,t sssui,
W. NY Il, backed ~ iwe roaiherb bofh
and raIsel p%fIn'cfs N oaf oaee now, that
W never ltws . SnlaH pei@iv 70 steal
-ihey are better raised aad hasemore sense
~ ha'ef md pride than ~ eomprom'se the
/" dignity n 'he pfofssieh We caution
~ printers ,hrmghou, the South 10 watch
ItnmyIsania, Minnesota VIM v IIarps'
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N ~ nv iVsa Asss lsaeps I'm
~ ksvs. ~ sAsy have sevss sssa . srsssss
ia0pssf slspassss y Pass,s shaa aasiRg
~ ~ vssaA Several lssilss I'm
tlsisanatl IN sssdeh ~ sa@Da nssA
t1ofvan4lI9 y sAsis sbeas assasN
~ ~ ~ aoais spPlllsd y
As0lsoepspsA Ns&Ass ensiatss
- - ~ ssd IN
tesa , rslps1sA. ~ ~
u1n1sf 80. Wy = % tlss vAs ON
~ - ksvs ~ sspissl, bsila ssd ssas
ksgossss = - d vss,i III
At1DWnA, - aael o. ifrH 1d %
MMNstspae issvs1BtesheYs
9M ss,osavs 0spssses skdy
80 ~. M M 0AiG hdGsssl
- - nssA = " prsspssiy.
TT ~ ~. lhssA - Ne H.
dsbpss1hs hss - - sls,lss. ar
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Ial2bAg 81 the psnbsrteA Cotton Mills.
NIX Hunpn1p PBnsoKs BURIED IN Tup
RUINS.
Two on rnGrg ~llrxDagD SURPASSED TO pg
Nrar KILLED.

NSw YoRx, Jan. lO.-Thc pcmhcrton
Cotton Mills ut Lawrence, Mass, fell To-
day with = tremendous crash. six hundred
persons were buried in the ruins. Il il
supposed that from two 10 three hundred
persons ARE killed. A grea, many Of the
dead aud wounded have already been "a.
tractcl from the ruins.
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All psrssas inAseesd 10 III Estate Il Il
Q. lssaA, - earnestly rsqssssea y psy
Up y dhss. hdslssee Ass beea granted
kas saossA y satisfy any rsasosahls nan.
III aIhls - sAssla - ssssllsal sishess
lsshse ashN = ~ nsssy b assasa'ssv.
Oh J. n. Oesssss, - ~. CAsslss lssAsd
IN n pbtna = ~ ~ nest - ~ Dsss
ssoss. alxAys M y si~ vsss|ps IL psy-
$500 IA - Ia 4.aaa. 4 - N.
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n Psssspss 0spsssl Assssylsa
y . lstts hpa u pesensssg - yslls
C&RsA Va ~ " pscpls = vhgiaia
ossslyesa1SAlns
.osulaasts tAessUAtAs passoss 4 bssaA
sysA ppllssA ~, ss1hstsssslss ~
slsvs pspys1rA y t~sevsstisAA ~ n
tsusGissAun vialhthsn tks5a6u
spgsupsbs tva.PsssrssR -lavse ~
luu1ysA ~ lswssAs ujs6gAsss
MISREPRESENTATION
Mkxs uD142 vkek hsd,ss
~ - - las y plssk ~ lnnke~&;
AWaMi4 ~ - go
~6A&e i msai aea Iassssqa "a sfa
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AScrnrR RicnsoSD IL rny fIglD.-lt
VIM b. seen under oar head Of "Anpounse.
meats" that Janss II. Jones ma candidate
for ss-elscsiea 10 the ShcriGs o0kcs. All
M ~ 81 ssshstised insssins Of him. IN
tAas ~ have not heard the least compliant
n reference 70 his management Of the
dstiss u HI o6ce. He i too sell kaowa
10 require any praise fssa our pen.
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Weiss ~ hb sssss~plsss& By sose
S4RopqnN>1bsb y pSdiA spapsr
ssnalgtsb vesspsA \ JAsslA. 80
WoalohNDasso aAe p~sssisstal
- NU1 y sss1s& - h ~
- ~ ~ ~ spvsys sssvsly =
sssvsoIs -sssasslsey ~ pSllisAsa ~ pss-
~0oncuurb uDuAe = w
4yN61orHa-eAhe ~
- sS1AR oAssN ~ ssrsss.
U<ysO4nA @bsAsh-sAs ~ :
- 49, yssu sAlsS
- ~ Asss slsss sssss. 2ssl
zG&-ls
E,.Escetsssts -
~shAW10nn4n1A
- nasvhop ~ A@sdnNm
AAcnAhNAnmAN9dae
~6&Nsa0 soWNrb0ssi
hADtou110 dDA0u1Olun
&ow1m0M~ WlumNQdSs
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- lisn 1sb -. 4 I'm 10
~ hlassf ~pgSaev itA ~ sv~sass
~ Co
a1kisess - RsAues ~ ~ lnsuk -.
pisssa' Atnislf ~ )1s.s { O., y -
Ssteskios Au1Hps -, M Tea. b
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-05

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Joseph R Baker, Republican, was elected
Mayor By 60 mai.
The CITY Council Is Republicans.