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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
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Civil war, with all its untold ahoFaOrs
Icons up before rs, The enemies Of .he
Government are. running riot in the South,
ard arc receiving aid and comfort trem the
nntionel Capital. Evidences is daily growing
stronger that plan is on foot and seriOusly
considered, Of preTenting by force, tHe in
auguration Of Lincoln on the 4th Of March,
Northern arsenals are being stripped Of arms
% supply southern forts, and while we can
obtain no information IS to the amount Of
munitions Of warm the country, we do know
chat there are enough muszets in. the arsenal
now so kindly guarded blythe oharlestonians,
to give two to every man in that state capable
of bearing arms. Guns have been provided
in abundance to the Southern States, when
uvu they have called for.thsm. and the Ez-
uontive at Washington is in direct COLLISION
With the revolutionists. All these things
show that the time has CONS for action, and
70. the people to be in deed and truth, Wide
Awake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

Some wretch recently poisoned avalua-
bic horse Of Labe Letton, of Bourbon coun-
ty, Ky. who offers a reward Of $500 for
proof that viii rOnVict the scOundrel
ut is stated in the papers that tisre were
million Of acres Of wheat in actal culti-
walton in Wisconsin. .e..f 7i
Ono PoEoLoGIoAL SoCIRTY.-Ths Annual
meeting Of this society viii be he'd in Gin
cinnati dn the IIth and 18th of January.
SUs-JEsTED.--In view Of the fnncial diff
icultes into which secession my plunge
South Carolina, It is suggested tha the State
emblem be altered to the sloan StS.n- Yam
ity Fair.
7T "A firm in Newcastle, EnglanS have re-
ceived an order for the manutacure of an
engine, tender, and suite of stag carriages
for the Egytian Pssha. This is he second
order; the f-st was utterly Destroyed BY a
lagg ge-train on the Egyptian railway.
The French government is about 70 bring
into France, for interment, the remains Of
the Empress Maria Louisa. The remains Of
the Duke Of Reichstadt will thei. 10 tlleoniy
one Of the Imperial Family out IF France,
and win, no doubt be transported in their
turn to the Imperial vaults in Pari5.
Senator Johnson, of Tennessee, re-
ceived one hundred and sixty-thTee letters Of
approval from Maryland and Virginia within
the two 6rst days after his Union speech.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

We can't allow and discount eli, and we
don't take any money except gold and silver, "
says the clerk, with business like brevity.
Wen, but you see / want 70 geta rood
lot Of 'em-maybe ak or seven dollars worth,
aud If you --n
Give me three hundred dollar. worth
Of threes' says bank-clerk, who has been
waiting the issue OF this colloquy with an
amused grin on his countenanee, BIT who
can't spare the time to enjoy II longer, iepos-
Ting on the counter q double handful q half
eagles. The gentleman from Illinois eyes
the glitteriug pile with eager look, and
watches the clerk as be carefully eouns over
the hundred sheets. ffl4 y
Don't they allow you no discount3
q No, siF, says the bank clerk q youdonit
catch Uncle Sam allowing discount-donit
do business in that Wsy!l
And the western customer, his Visions Of
a g bargain efsctpally dissipatd, departs for
Wall street 70 have his lllinds money
good as wheat, converted a a modest
shave into more available curfucy. &
Presently in steps an unmislaIaae Cock
ney--a very recent arrival "0h, give me
a queens cad, please, laying IN tie coun-
1 ksA = AlslA-IA4AaA
&" Give you what, siF2-What' q queen's
ead9' says the puzzled clerk.
"Oh a queens cad, you khw -s-a
thingumy-What ye call it-a stmp, you
knoW-a shillin' stamp-Ive just harrived
'ere by the Hasia, you know, and want @
/ send this letter 'ome, to let the hdd 6lks
know I've got ere safe, you know-re's 'alf
n crown, l 'aven't shillin', you knw."
| Be isdireoted to the retail stamp tndow,
with recommendation there to supE him
self with "a cent stamp as a subsiihe for
queens cad.
Next comes gentleman of tbs "olored
l persuasion, who gravely requests to fur
nished with "two hundred white NtoPss,"
and who rejects with scorn saggestia that
he might have misunderstood his order So
resisting the temptation 70 refer hin to 4
men3Rerie as the only place whe his
geological tastes might be gratifed, hs clerk
supplies him with the two hundred eEelopes
and be departs triumphant
Many such odd little scenes as the vary
the somewhat monotonous rontine oihe bus
ness OF the wholesale department
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
~ a Wboge Authority.

Ithss been a matter Of some Interest TO
know on whose authority Major. Anderson
acted in his removal to Fort sumpter.L The
Washin. ton correspondent of the n. Y. Trib-
une telegraphed on Wednesday, as fol-
lows: isss1 ar.sit itaa.,iaeli.
1.-THE President has been strongly advised
BY high military authority TO order Major
Anderson 70 detaoh q part Of his small force
70 hold Fort Sumter, which commands the City
of fCharleston, one aOftbe ship channels, and the
other forts. It stands in the bay diseonnee-
ted from the land, is new and strong, and is
supplied with heavy guns and large stock
of ammunition. It is not garrisoned at a..
though a considerable number oflabOrers are
employed there. Gen. seott thinks half of
Major Anderson's force could effectively hold
II against any attack from the city and its
possession would guarantee the safety Of the
other forts. But the Presidentretuses to give
the orders. and Anderson cannot bulge with
out them If any assault be made rom
Charleston It viii be at that poiRt Which Is Is
purposely kept defeuseless to accommodate
the conspiratorA. 4aIqNca eIIo39
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The Cum, charls.tnnlnh..

The bravery Of the charge upon Fort
Moultrie, which was garrisoned by Capt
Foster with, peshapz. half dozen, soldiers,
Is only equalled by the unheard-of courage
with which the noble State Of Virginia, with
the slight aid Of the Government troops, at
tackled and rou1ed John Brown at Harper's
Ferry, WITH bis seventeen followers. So
long as Maj. Anderson, with his tive cOmpa-
mics of sixty-ave men, including musicians
remained at Fort Moultrie, 20 l,ng the South
Carolina troops looked calmly on and grimly
talked war, but when the Forl had beeh
6bandoael, asR Wlth what martial array the
chiyalrous troops stormed and carried il, and
then marched back again to be crowned with
Palmetto branches BY patriots Of the
weaker sex.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29


Taa Tfsasoa Goasumuiafeds-Forts Msul.
srie aad Castle Pinekney Seized bs the
Rebels.
Al last the treasen q consummaled and
two Of The Usila SiAles sortrssses At
oharlesipn are t be hands of the sworn
traitors Of the Rods.al Goyofnment. For the
past month, day unto day has uttered speech
AID uiglt unto night brought knowledge of
additional treachery Of the vile old aOtard At
the head Of the Government, and, atiast, the
material result Is reached. III bard to &C
knowledge to the world that the American
! !eOpls are VrssiasdOver By an old man, who
after years Of political honOrs, now goes
down b dis grave aanwept unhonored, and
unsqngi" who has betrayed the high trusts
geposed in him, and so Ear as in bis power,
delivered bis country over to murder and
siFil war, and who to-day, is deserving OF
iRpsashWsat aithe hands of Congress, ,-bnt
it is tpilh We cannot deny. rti.tl
The news Of the seizure Of Fort Moultrie
and Castls Pin6kney reported to-day by tele-
graph, needs no lengthy comment. The hid
eous serpent treason, which winds about the
Palmetto hag.of The rebels, has not leaped
upon uswiihout warning, nor have its slimy
folds been felt about the nation neck, until
its rattle bad given note Of is proposed at
tack. Had ID been otherwise, there would
be more hope OF an escape without resort
To civil war, than we can entertain noF. But
come from where it may, ,,,or how it may, the
treason is there and must be crushed out
The voice Of the peOpleIcriesHout against the
'nlainy that is set in high places, and de-
mands the Impeachment of James Buchanan,
President Of the United States, and John B.
Floyd, Secretary Of War; as the two arch
consPlrators. Weak and trembling COM
Promiserss and dopghfaee Northern supporters
Of Southern secession, who have been wait
iRs for an aOyert aet can now come out
and show their eolOrs. question is 10 long
er one Of .psacaable secession vs. coercion p
but one Of fwar,i (Which southhas struck
the first blow. The miserable. .dalIianoe and
yaecilstiOn Of the Federal powers, Ostensibly
''to prevent war andinassacre,o viii no long
er avail. Thehre has been opened, thesword
unsheathed, and the batteries unmssked, BY
the traitorous secessionists, sahd the Govern
ment has the one plain duty to PERFORM Of
ppholding It's rights aadprsserY1ng its prop
eFtg intact oFit viii stand dishOnored in
the council Of nations, The black flag which
has been hoisted over our national defences
must come down. ug in an the -habitable
globe, there win Be- none 50 poor as to do US
reverence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

The. following narrative we have received
from a gentleman who vouches ior It's being
4 act Be having, IS be informs Is, resided
ior some time With ihe family principally
concerned. This oecalrohee transpired dur
ing the month Of Leptember of the present
year
A young map having been presented to a
very lovely girl who resided with her parents
in one Of the towns upon The banks Of the
Ohio River requested her permission TO call
upon her at home, 10 which request be be-
ing stranger, she did not see it to aceede
Upon the following day, however, he
did call and was at opcs informed that she
could not see him, at which she became ex-
tremely exRsperated and vowed revenge
Having made dillgent inquiries of his land
lord, be learned that she had been anxious TO
visit two sisters who were living in OalifOF-
MIA, whose nsmes and residence be obtained,
and shortly after departed.
A second young man, calling himself
Brown, some days after made bis appearance
and Immediately sought cut Mr.. H. 1.-THE
gifrs father and presented lettera which
purported to come from the absent sisters
and which stated that he Brown was gen
item an entitled in every way to full conf
dence; that be had recently lef California,
and vas about returning there, and advising
that their sister come out under bis charge.
To this, however, the old man refused to lis
ten; but Brown in the meantime made fierce
love to the lady, and 10 aremarkably short
time was her accepted lover. In fine, at the
end Of the fifth day they we're married With
the consent Of her parents, and at once set
put on their long journey proposing %
await the sailing of the steamer in New Yorz
City. s, ILY aJf -lJI
For week everything passed Of happily /;
but at the expiration Of that time important
business called Mr.. Brown to Philadelphia, and
he reluctantly tore himself away from his
young wife, promising that his stay should
be but few brief hours But the day passed,
and no Brown came. So did the night and
Che following day. Still no Brown. Mrs.
B. became terribly alarmed and could neither
eat nor sleep, so great was her anxiety. The
few brief hours heightened to a week and il
became too apparent that the fair lady had
been made the victim of q rascally conspiracy
and that her false husband had vanished, to
return no more Moreover he had obtained
from her ali her money, to the amount Of a
hundred dollars, and she was penniless among
strangers. Fortunately, however, friends
were found who were ready to assist her in
this emergency, and by their aid she was en-
abled to return home a sadder, and We hope
a wiser woman. @ f'y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

A SURE REMEDY FOR FELoN-This very
painful eruption, with all the remedies rec
commended, is seldom arrested until it has
run certain course, after causing great suff-
ering for two or three days and nights. The
following remedy vocghed for by the Buffalo
AdUoeate as certain thing from its own
knowledge.
Take pint Of common soft soap and stir
in air-slaeked lime till it is Of the consistency
Of GLACIERS putty. Make a leather thimble,
put the paste and finger therein, and cure is
certain
This is domestic application that every
house-keeper can apply promptly.-Gsrmaa-
tOlOa Telegraph.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

CLARK Mills is busily engaged on GrsW-
ford s colossal statue of the Goddess of Free
dom, intended for the dome Of the capitol, az
Washington. The material used is bronze, COM
ounce Of zinc to every pound Of coppCr. J
section of the statue comprising the shoul-
ders and breast and the arms down to the el-
bow, has lately been cast and is the largest
complex piece ever made by Mr.. Mills. The
whole statue will weigh when completed, II,
600 pounds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
The hIan for De Timss nd be PIace.

A friend Of ours whose trembling steps are
fast carrying him down 70 the grave, who
has no more ambition for power or place, haE-
ing filed the highest posts in the land, paid
aFisit 70 the President elect gfarlR e
In letter to US, describing his visit, be ar
rives at the following conclusion: Judging
from my former acquaintance with him, and
from all saw and heard from him and Others,
] left him with the impression, that HE Is THE
NAN FoR THE TINS AND THE PLACE IN WHICH HI
WILL SOON FIND EIEIRLF" Upon the question
Of his adviser, .our aged friend says II feel
assured be viii make the proper selection. -
Baltimore Patriot Dec. 18TH. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

The Commissioners from South Carolina
70 Washington, now demand that the troops
Be withduvh from Fort spnp,er, oF3Hhsy
viii so home and prepare for the worst. p
Win Buchanan and Floyd ac1sae to such q
dsmand9 We shall see.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

Six HORSE LOADS OF SPEcIE.-The Persia S
specie list Of yesterday, about s., OoO 600
(ll,7os lbs. ofgold, would comfortably load
six horses. is quite a consolatory sight
in these hard times, to witness six wagon
loads of gold pass up Broadway. There are
few cities in which there are so many wretch
ed, suffering people, and at the same time so
much coin as in Gotham. May the rocks"
continue to come however for the world
would not alter all, he worth living in with
out lhem.--Mao York Retos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

AF2 WrsTsRS Ux1oS TElEeRAfH Co., 4
SEoY's OFFICE, ROCHESTER, N. Y, DEC, %, I
80. ;
10 ths Managers Of. 06fceTs Of fhe WesterT
Union TsIegrgpA Company; tfis.l
Messengers to and from Jno. Evans, F. n
Blake, S. G. POmeroy, W. F. N. Army, Thad.
deus Hyatt, @. @, Hutchinson, and DR.. Webb
relating strictly to the business Of the Kan
sas Relief Committee may be sent free o.
charge over the lines Of this company.
HIRAH SBLEY, President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

.srnuoK I1hg=The Warren Democrat
snys it is reported that a misunderstanding
arose between two PERSONS in Mecca, last
week, on the oil question. The dispute re-
suited in one party casting the other into an
oil vat. The latest report Is that the young
man had "struck lie. ,..,--.,a.-,- Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29


SHoENa HoRsEs FOR WINTER TRAYEL'--
Mp. Willis, Of the Home Journal, in one OF
lis recent Idlewild Letters, says +" You |iii
have discovered, Of course, that you cannot
have uninterrupted winter riding with horse horse
,bos in the ordinary way. The sharp points
- frozen mud win wound the frog Ot the
toot and with snow on the ground, the hol-
low bOof soon collects . hard ball, which
,Dokes the footing very insecure. But these
evils are rsuedied by piece Of sole leather
- On under the sbOe-a protection % the
boof which makes a surprising diHerepee Y Y
The confidence and sure-iooteaHess Of ihe
animals STEP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

FAST DAY.-The Editor Of the North Fair
field Gazette, after commenting upon, the
Presidents proclamation, says:
1--WE shall, therefore, on the evening Of
the Sd of January, proceed to slit the throat
Of a fat gobbler, of which we are the happy
possessor, and about noon Of the 4th, we pur-
pose preying upon his carcass. Furthermore,
we shall probably wash our portion Of the
same down win a glass Of very good currant
vine, Of homa nisnuiaeture. And the senti.
ment we shall offer on the occasion will be
Confusion to all Compromises and Com
promisers p ,ol..r
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Population y Of Clriss Il The United stnfea.

Population Of Cities IN the 66ited stnfss.
The following table shows the population
Of thirty-fve sf the principal cities Of the
United States by the census Of 1860; also
the population in 1850, the actual increase
from 1850 tO,ls6O, and the per centage Of
increase. The figures for the census Of 1860
are obtained from various-sources, and may
be slightly changed by the official reports,
thopghit is probable they are generally cor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

New PAPER.-The Knox County Express
has made its appearance. 1t is large and
handsome sheet published At Mt. Vernon, by
G. S. Clapp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

Portland, Ne, Albany and Syracuse, N.Y.
Allegheny and Pittsburg, Pag Mobile, Ala,
and Sacramento, Cal, are-the only cities
which numbered u, ,OOe in 1850, that are not
included in the above table. ,Tta'
It will be seen that only two cities in the
country, so far as reported, have made as
large a gain per cent as Cleveland. Jersey
City and Chicago are ahead Of Us, in gain.
Charleston city has lost 2, 7s1 in the last ten
years. u q tl -i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

FIELD NoTEs. - That genial aqa long
lime Ohio Editor, S. D. Harris, of the Ohio
Cultivator, has issued new suarto psPsF'
entitled aField Notes, n chronicle OF out
door affairs, relating to farm and field. The
advance copy before Us is printed admirably
and is altogether a handsome specimen OF a
family journal. The Oultivator will here
after be issued monty, instead of semi-month-
L. ns herefnfnre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

Soldies Of the War Of 1912 and other wars
are notifed and requested 10 be and appear
at the city Of Columbus, on the 9Th Of Janu-
ary next, to celebrate ths glorious battle
fought at New Orleans, on the 9Th Of Janu-
ary, 1913, and 70 fransacf other business Of
much importance. Hereof faii not.
q. WULARD BENSON, Maj. Gen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

SLEEPING MATcH.-A man in the New York
Clipper challenges ali the world 70 3 sleeping
match. He sleeps i've days on stretch, and
thinks be can exceed that time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

BADeERNe Hm.-The last Vanity Fair has
a q cute cut, representing James Gordon
Bennett as a snarling dog, TO whose neck is
attached a clog labeled an. 7. Herald. ~
The dog is barking at Lincoln, whose head
alone is yisable at the mouth of a hole in the
rocks. The text underneath is q BOW-woW
come oBt, 8fr. Lincoln IA happy hit at
the course Of the Herald Of late. ~ =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

Mpuoat AssoaAuos.-Ths Ashland Pnfl-
harmonic Society will bold a Festival on the
18th Of Jauuary. ashland Is Is n9's1 ~ ~ u,
musical proeliyities, and ? me W 'iHS " -
annbfless be enioyed. 2
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a}ofFla
SIN ~

- W. BERRY. JPHOLSTEREE
Ala and MannIlcEIr1r ef Lounges. ana all kinllr
gi Mattresses gnd seddine Crmhions. Clriti1-1
Draperos &C.. 80. 81 surarIol street u iiI f1r tora
oeloN Conmerclal lfllCl. cleveland. Ohio.
sftlA orders frHlll7 executed. Particular Iften-.
slon paid % tla laying 81 Oh Cl0thl, Carpetng, &C.,
-. mayl-lT1l
RANIEL NJ DUTY, CITY UN-
~ DERLAtEN. raorl on hand iaras stock of
al kinds and STYLES 81 CoffLifI suhracinF 5 rT5lf
serleiY q pc n1E sltle @ ilalAE CA9kETe, al
o. which caul1t 1l oEcecl b any aInliI0r enndarn
b the state. No. y irI8 street. Cleveland
ianiTl1tilru
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DIED.

December 18th, OLIVER HoUGH, aged O. years.
The funeral viii Be attended from bis late resi-
denee, East Cleveland. at O'Clock this afternoon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

"ESTERN LAND.---H. IS. LITE
wv TIE d The late iirn q Litiies s Hs5ss. has
constantly en- lnnd q al11 l441.I-l q lne allinG
Er city 81 country re1I dItate d pal11al r19r1Is
OHlce WITH Rouse Jonuings- Marble -locEf 4lpe-
nor street naylsh2l
- EAL ESTATE---E. d KEYES,
m ff.ruIsrIv a. fha am 81 Little & EeTc1,i ha1
05a1sl ll1ai Estate once j l-or9ol hlc1E1 cor
her Of sup1fi57 strsqt liud erliic 3ielef all -
quality d ia niiIlf. ia1l e. tl ll4lll q llA-I
Wisconsin and Mis1a1ri. % 1Ect1111 llz ellf cd
country prqptrfi also ~ 4d $500 lt
druparty. Part elli esld ifnsc
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bIARRIKD

December 18th, at the residence Of the brides father
by the Rev. w. p. Paddock, Mr. p. r. SPENCER,
Jr:, Of Philadelphia, to Miss MARY E. DUTY, oi
this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

NoTICE TO OLD SoLDIERs.-Msi Gen. E.
Willard Benson has issued bis orders fol
a meeting in Columbus, on the 9Th Of January.
Hera is- fba 6nieiaI Command.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
- 4alnlIE

JAMES Il. ODELL, BRASS
~ ECuNDER AND MAEuFlg g57'T7T7 4
erasa work CT every description. No e lIriI. s.
aieF doors RON Superior atrdal lIeaIt1F Il I'f5 Il
. prepared 20 furnish all kinds u rrr1 nd ~
Atazr1, Water or Cas- and an ihe rsrior7 ~ ~
sse9 y NE rum bag nli1ine11- eef Flufs Or ail
Lllg4 made ana repaired. lEnl1 U1"trr Nrat IrIIr
alalirael y crt of ail ,ziads ropsilsf.
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afaats, 8emogaI, 81.

EOUNU4A LADY'S S FUR-AP-
/. PLY At 81 Superior street.
eecE huaEt 2 --.1.n-
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0ISSkCTING GASES
SURGICAL INSTRUMENIs.

Gentlemen Of the medical profession are inri-
ted % call snd look at my stock Of surgical Goods
before purchasing. fdscs7 WM- FTSEE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

The. following narrative we hhve received
from gentleman who vouohes ior It's being
4 i.ct he hasinsl IS be informs os, resided
ior some time With ihe family principally
concerned. This oocalraEee transpired dur
Ing the month of Lsptember of the present
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IOIICE % CONTRACIOAs.-

OFFIcE or EHE CoHu1ss 1oSEas OF CuEaH0aA Co.
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