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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
N. Il. SOLOMONsON, OpTIoIAl
0gsttrs.

~ S. MALFBY'S OYSTER De.
u. POT Gate Holt a Maltby's) CELEBRATEI
RTLL BE Received DAILY
From hls I, tabliEhnent IN Balttmure--put up n
cans and usrr anted fresh and good Or no sale.
Aiso hermathsaly Soaled Oysters L0bstersi Clanr,
spice OYSTERS aud Sardines kept constantly or
baltimore, New York and Princes Bay sh u OY
tar viii 81 received daily By Expires.
W W. GAINES, Agent.
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POSTAGE ON THE LEADER.

The postage on the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quarter in adj
vance 10 cents; postage on the Trl-Weekly,
per quarter 81 cents; postage on the Westly,
per quarter, cents. Within 0gyshOga
County, Fan. .sas
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0YETEES. OPSl.NAS.
- 3 COS

MANN & co.'s
Justly CELEBRATED AND
81 hr tamed
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
10 Oana and Kegs, warranted hegh and nee from
shells, and superior any In the Market and art
nov received daily oY -
- y H. a A. S. GOhHAM,
lOt eUFEaIoR srREET,
Who are the only aut1qEized agents TOR this city.
touantity, and AZ any time. These Oysters are put
IN nader the supervision oi = 80. -....r
u Mr.. JOSEPH X. MANN,
Vfo-s rssrtatio1 fs 4 sufficient guarantee alone ior
the rcd dualties of the UygterE We viii guarantee
aha1 efTal in size 10 any Oyster put up In balti
flofe. add are reaty % supply our country u1eHd1
eheafer than ets-. We also keep
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
by the barrel or bushel. munufacrur6rs of syeIy
KIND q CrecEers, and Of q superior quality which
We oiier 20 the trade loq.
IH.6A.s. GORHAM,
oct4hM l0i superior gITegt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

AL HAIR DTEs ABAEDozrp-H HnoD's GTEhT Ar
TlclE HAS IAEEH THE rFIEL1---Professor Wood
STANDS on an eminencs no chemist Ehdse attention
nAs been turned % inventnEa hair tonic, has ever
before reached His fame is sudden, but Worid-sld6
aud thousands who han worn wigs or been bald fo4
years are now, through tbs use of hig preRarttion
wearing their oEn natural and luEurfant head COW
ering- 50 much for chemistry, the chemistry of
human life, and the laws which apply 10 the liinc-
tiona OF the system. Pref cod stud out the hu
man hair its character It's properties aud diseases
ana now 70 restore the eecaytng vitality TO that
ts unnatural unless the age Of the individual had
reached tqr score apd believed that the hair could
be naturally revitaiiEsd. He tried his cassal-
most 1Ald and quite gry ~ the age Of thirty-seVen
he featorsa ms oWn hair IN color, strength and
lxuEiApce and the artcle be did it with be gave 20
the world Get WOODS HAIR RESTORATIrE,
and take nothing else.-iNsw York DaT Book.
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st0rfs aud Illl 6Earf.
THE "DEsPAToH' COOKING STOVE

is THE RESULT OF M ANY
II -EA earefnI experiment and experience. and
y most q ledly superior 70 any other Cooking
stove a lFs. Its taking, Broiling and Roasting
pruperti5ss urpass all its competitors in
PERFEoTION, CONTENIEECE AND ECONOMY.
The oven L thoroughly ventilated with heated air
by an ingenious patent process, which causes the
bottom 70 be hotter than h other stoves, and per
Roasting is done before the open fire, so tha he
Juices aud favor OF meats and poultry preserved
Broilng is done on the hearth over the Goals drawn
from the IRE IN the stove.
The FIRE chamber e 80 srrauRsd as to secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible We guar
antee u 70 be most economical in the consump pton
Of fuel and 70 give entire satisfaction to all who de-
sire FIRST CLASS STOVE,
FOR proof Of the truth Of the above, we refer our
Il lends and cuasnraera IN general a fba Tsn by,T
dreds OF HOnsekeepeIs In this city and surrounding
country who are daily using thestoVe Call and ex.
red, Il Is plain, heavy and beautifJil stove Of
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE
and the material aud the workmanship, are Of the
best quality and can be made 20 last customer 20
years OF longer. Our stock Of other
G o o e I n g s TOV VES
both for wood and coal g the largest and best in the
market, Our PaTl0r, Han and Qf5ce Stoves, have
All The principal ioundries in the country, and ars
Of the newest and most approved Styles for wood
for bituminon- and anthracite coal. fa--.r
Our stock Of Enameled Crates Il large and CON-
Our assortment 0f
HoUsE-FURNIsHINa GOODS,
Tin Copper and Shest- Iron, is complete. ~
Our fourteen ysars experience in business enables
rs to purchase goods cheaper and desirabe and
Cheaper than can be Bought ZZselOhereI
8a-Aii reinvited to call and look for themselves
. STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
No, 42,south side Public square,
poYie n l-a .... GleFelands Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
8rEss 80RaaFa.

JAMES &. ODEBL. BRASS
~ YOU DAB AND MANuFACFURER q
~ cocr5 ron superior slroer, legll1nd otio 81
Z prsEaIed to funish sll klnds Ntrf g1si !
steam maier q Geet and an ths -aridns irtiolls
- o. kne tlszl 1lne Blllnesa- Bted fEinrg ri all
Eil.rl srllle ana rersirad hrlzs No.. .t-t.r
ReaErAs Hoii % 81 etais FeI.idsi. dsss.4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

"a AaAAU ~ NEAD' 1hA H E..
DH. eEEEr's iEFALLIBLE LININEETls H. ogsaared
NON the rpcipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet sn.
necticut ths great bons-setter, and has bei si in
hii prsrfics for the last twenty years vita 10 niost
sst0nishing success. As an external rsmeCN 4 !,
without rival and viii alleviate pain NOR srssd.
IL than any other preparation. For all Bheninsti,
and Nervous Disorders it is truly infllible
sslrafiVs fur sores, Wounds, Spraina. Bruis-s AZ.
90 soothinE healing, and powerful siren -iis.nns
I1r0psrtiss excite the wonder aud aston -suani
,5f all Who hsvs ever given il a trial. over i0ul
nundred certificates Of remarkable cures, pei 'orc
by Il within the last two years. attest this TACT
FDrssie BY Strong & Armstrong and WIN. tisk'
See aaugtisement. sep27- R2.d&E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

An extra copy win be given to the getter
upof the Club, for his trouble; when club
reaches as high as fifty copies, Tri-WeeIly
will be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, copy of the Daily LEADER wiz be
given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
DIR. j. G. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS
Prioe, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottle for IS.
AYERS GUFRRv prCTos

Prioe, 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottle for S.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI.
has Won for ltsslf such renoWn for - ,urs
qVery variety Of Throat and Lung Couplaint thar
L is entirely unnecessary for ~ 10 rec5rnf ~ -
donce OF rs virtues, wherever it has BEEN en5sls
As r. has long been IN constant use throurhonr fSf-
section, We need not do more than ag7urs m rsis
its Q1alty is Kept up 70 the best Il ever has he h5
mat y may D. relied on 20 do for their rsief ali h
has ever been found 70 90. - - 'H - -
AYERS ATHARTTO Pills
,...... FOB THE CURE OF
~, ,,si ..f lfa'1s, P5psPies isdgsssoss pgte.t
sglplosg and SKIS piiaagtl Lilsr C5piaiuf
TQpel lesTs 4ellorE afi sah Rielul W,rEEr, Cost
ns.,ra.gla, a. Di1sF I'iii dad for PHri1ytugi
They are sugar reOafsd- 20 that the nost sspsiiivs
can take them piessantly, and they are The oest
ageIent IN the world i0r ell the purpoaes o. liiy
Price 25eants per BoE; Five Boxes for Sl.oo-
Great numhera Of ClerEy meli lhy siciana, States
men, and eminent persoueas, have lent tneir nalag
10 certify thu uuparalleled usefulness Of thoso rene
dies, but our space hers vii not permit tbs insertion
our AMBRIosG ALMANAC, IN which they are liveus
with also ful descriptions Of the above comrfafhf4
and the treatment that should b followed ~ fksif
: % not Be- put ca BY lnpfineipled dealers win
other preparalona tisy maze nl1re profit on, De-
mand Avn 9 aud tsEe 10 sftt rs IRE sirk vsuf
The hsst AID tisis D 1r tiel1 500 fiug should have
G5- An our rOmedls Az ia s.Io Sy VIZ. Fiszr.
sfeoNa = AENsrnoEG, 4 q tlAlL41D, end b al
DrlEglllas rr = 1-r
Aleta tlarfy - lQss-.. 5 -r-lpsrilla and L1s
Lhzrtic Eilsr1re luf sale ty Ghuts u q Brothel o.
v. earner Pebble Square and Ontario stTegt.
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TRI-wEEKLY LEADER.

To CLUBs-Single copy So per year; Two
copies for IS, Five for sIl,25, Ten for $40, 90,
and any larger number at the latter rate
For a club of twenty, an extra copy win be
sent. For club of forty, we send the Daily
LEADER gratis one year. The Tri- Weekly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily.
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II ia REFRR TO ssJg8EH
sAEEs AID BUSINESS nEE eEsER1L1lY,
sa- EaI0uSh7ut ths CO1uiTy.
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nInrHER,s REAp rHIs.

= lues Wishing me prescription will please ad
,tra REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
aolla... Williansburgh, King OeaniY, n. Y.
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TERMS OFTHE wREKBY LEADER.u
- Hereafter We shall write the name Of every
subscriber on each paper sent. ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
GREAT CUREl
u y - - - alf r
DIR. LELAND'S
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
Is the only known Remsdy for
RHEUMkTIsM, GOUT AND GEBRALGIA,


ALL MERCURIAL DISEASES.
II Is a cOnYenieutly arranged Band. o0Dtaining
medicarad con pound, TO be worn around the Waist,
without injury TO the most delicate persons, no
change in habits Of living Is required, and il entire
ly the disease fr0m tna gyBt8m WithQut pro-
ducinE the inl uroua effects arisinE IRON the Of
power ful internal medicines which weaken and de-
str0y the constitution, and give temporary relief
only By this treatment, the medicinal properties
contained In the Band, come IN contact With the
blood and reaches the disease, through the pores o
the skin, escting in EvERI instance perfect cura,
and restores the parts afflicted 20 healthy condition
Thi. Band is also most powerful Ahti 81 ercurial
sEent and will entirely relieve the system from thb
PEREICIOUs effects Of Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured in few Gays, and ara constantly receiving
testimonials Of its eicacy In aggravated eases of
long standing
Price 81, 70 Be- had Of Druggists generally, Or can
be sent BY mail express with ful directions Tor
use, 70 any part Of the country, direct ron the
Principal Olicn, l-l-..t e-l F4L
No. 409 BROADWAY, New York
e. SMITH 3 CO., Sole Proprietors.
n. B Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
B5-A gents Wanted Every here. -
sH-Sold By Mm- EISKEs Druggist, Cleveland, ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

The following is an extract from a letter W,itter
by the pastur oi . Bapgist Church 70 the Jourua
and Messsuser," Cincinnati, ohio, and speaks vol
umes ia iav5r Of that world-renoWued medicine, .
Mss WNsLoV's s0oFRNe sTAUP ToR CHILDEEs
rEEruiEe- --..- I'D b
.lfe So N advertisement IN your columns Of M
leinsiosy's soothing syrup. Now We never sad :
SOD 81 fcr % q pitent medicine before IN iis
tut e eei peld 70 say 20 your roadsrs thar thir
no kumbng-wE HAvE rRIED II, AND KNOW r. t.
, All II oIsINs. l. Is probably, one Of the most
oosasa nlsdieines q the day, because Il is Of
the best And these Of your readers who have tbios
san't DO better than 20 las in a supply
Sc adverfisesnenr Al nnofhar column. sepa,Tl26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

PrEET DAVIS PAIN KmLER.-This Medi-
cine has teoome su article Of commer6s-uo other
meione has ersr httainsd this before it il much
IN item ia every bil oi goods sent to country msr-
chants as tea, ooaeo or sugar This speaks solumes
IN lis mvor = Glenn Falls Messenger.
~ soiI tf.tyw.,-r' 3, and by Is, y Gaylord, Nn
Fisks. q. s. aackunzie, strong q Armstrong, aud
y. w. Sackrider, Cleveland, v.
E4-sv Adruri iseneuf Ia hnotheF column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

A GOOD COAL OIL LAMP
~ complete with Chimney and Wick
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
Dr.. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum surup

when disease has been long IN the syatem, the
art aartering symptoms aftOr taking the syrup is
that the humor Increases on the uAin. This should
not alarm you il only shows that the disease is
working out -lust tho result we want TO See APpb
ths Cr,is and tue humor viii heal, and the disease
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

Bs- sofia b, d r Gaylord, C. S. Mackenzie, 4
". saesrider. strong 8 Armstrong and Wm. Fiske
.Clevvland, %
rll-.,.s, a tllsertisealeut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

+ A MARBLE STAND COAL OIL
IA LAMP-oomplets, with best patent Burner,
Chimney and Wick,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

10 avoid imposision, observe ths signature and
likeness Of DR., stephen sweet on every label, and
also 'Steph6n SWEETS Infallibls Linimont'' blown
In tbs glass Of each bottle, without which none are
gsnuines .. RICHARDSON b CO,
Sole PrUprietUTs, Norwich, Ct.
kor sale in Cleveland By Wn- Eisiuai Efrolg and
Armstrong, sed By all DrEgEsts. ssug7sk2idtW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

~ nay not % generaIIy Known that
Dr. = D RioAsrdson, the discover Of the shsrrf
Wine nitiers, eas reguinrpbysioian and gIedu-
etc of the New Hampshire Medical College. This
being the case, tbs public have oonhdonco in them
and they, 81 al times have rapid sale, are looked
uPon el the produetion Of man Of profound learn
inE 10 medicine.
HE- Tue sherry Wine Bitters are Tor sale By h. 2.
Oaylo,d. stroug a Armstrong, and Q. s, hhekenEie
CiuVeland, o.
ns-s-e Advertisement elssEhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

lnE On frcsofl2lteii 70 UeueAt ne Alulctea anu
.spread iniormat which he oonosives 70 Be inyalL
tahls AMI he 80 every sufferer viii ~ his renedy
- T. "a them nothiug and may prove bless
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
q. q. ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEMING & TIFFANY,
GEEERAL PRODUCE -CoAAfIssFOH
MER CHAN rs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

GOAL OIL CHANDELIERS
" for Churches and Halls, with Two, Three and
iOur Lights.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
rnE - oT IEARs AsO srlLL
REsTORATIYB.

SEE WHAT
H..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

va 10 CoNsuArrlVHs---lhe advertiser
asFiu Len restored 60 health In very few week.
~ a very simple remedy, aiter having suffered sew
nrnl goars with a severe lung Affection, and thai
sread dlae-se, Uousumpiion-s snHiou1 % make
anorn 10 his ielieg- -sulercra the means ture.
To uil weo desire 10, be wiz send co o. 1hu pre-
soripiiou usud lfree 81 chargel vi tne difeotic1s
Or proparins and usins The Q, which thsy vii
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5etvtlrg

Z. FOREXAE, Esq,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
LOoAL AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER New YORK RRGiMEST Fin RourE
On Sunday morning, the Fifteenth Regiment of
New York volunteers, passed through this city,
for Washington Notwithstanding the early
hour, there was large number of people cvu.
gegaled ut the Depot, to witness their arrival
aud departure. The regiment was composed Of
very hardy looking set Of men, the entire
number being mechanics; among them were
engineers, masons, carpenters. blaoksmlths, etc.
They we're commanded by Colonel John Mcleod
Murphy.
lIGALDs Book LIsr.-The Book List for July
of j. I. Head, No. 42l Market street, will be
found in another column. 1t wall he seen that
he offers many valuable books for sale ut greatly
reduced prices.
ATTENTION CRY GUARDS The City Guards,
Capt, Andrews, will meet at the Armory, and be
prepared to march promptly, at . o'clock, A. NJ.
July 4ih, for Parade. Full attendance request
ed. by order of the Captain, j. MARIs, z NJ. s.
UNlrED.-We understand that France & Co.,
and Wood, Eddy, & Co., have united into partner
ship for the purpose of transacting the lottery
business in this State.
ArpoINTED.-Robert Ii. Burr, Jr., OF the
Town of New Castle, has received the appoint
meut of Paymaster's Clerk III the U. S. Army
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.

l.. H..
.oha,a ,',- - 49,, 49, WV
rnaa'a.,. % '"'s " Wv
l., ,o.a;,., =. ,s, -,
osuai 49,. - So
ogoo. ,nh, ~, sra ~ '11 " ~1-'. "'.
~ . 'a"sI y Wv s1"a VI Wv '''''V''
" 'u' NAB ue was 81 injury nsu''ng u sus'uii'.
Xxi, ts., VIZ -''9 'uNs
~ '''- ~ "'' '''' - '"e 'u''''' u
"s.9O
va Au"'su"'' "S tut iVpor' sent 10 "ashing-
.Uu p' inc steamer f"~nse' informs u.s. captain
""u' VI 'no S'ealnor r'esoo'"' oo.aineu from
o-P'''" i'o"""' VI 'uo l"''"es' Ieihior'emen'
u "oou' twenty men, anu united with DINERS
rom MS own vessel comprising between thirty
anu ior'y IN a'l starteu' III several cutters, Tor
Hiu',"'as ro'n'' tah'ng WIN 'hem aoout Two
nu"ufuu anu my oags' whlch were hlleu win
'u"u On 'ne snOre' anu win winch oreas'"orks
"ere soon erec'eu' unuer the direction OF Lieu
tenant Ohhphh'
WINE IN tue act oil returning to the Freedom
lor 'he purpose II Is stated oil obtaining cannon
lof inc pa''ery' force OF rebels, estimated ut
itoui ooV 70 hzoo, suddenly emerged from
'uioA "oou' III "nioh 'ney nau oeen concealed,
""u pOurVu " VOiey Oh snot into the Federal
parry "uo inaue nasty retreat several oil the
'lsu s"a'" y" u 'no nFeeoor"' captain ward
On '"V r,eso0'"' protected ms men as lar as pos
9,V's WIN n's guns, "uu n'eu WE'VE OF h''een
aa. Aaa 'ne lS''''' VII" """' e"'0' 'Ou''
~, wiz ~ ~ ''a'1s1,
.o;1 ,ho - no w. ss"''"s su~ a'.'', - -
49, NV s-D''., ",'u Vse" "ounu.u' O"P,' "a'u
oa,r.a ~ . s-s go 800 aI1 ~ ,l'
mo.rhon. '''''' N''N W. '"'''""' ~
A ant,o. n...., w,,,,.
in gour n,aosa sa,a.o' a,loa,
a, o,non,, ,har. ,aa,, WAN. AZ. ",,N "O'"'
hal, or,or;, liz It'll mra so',s"''s'
oo,,,,,o.a,,, LIN, was
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

PEACE MEETING IN Delaware "A peace
meeting, which the Delaware Gazette pronounces
the largest ever held in that State, assembled al
Dover on Thursday last, and was presided over
by ex- Governor William Temple, aided by about
sixty Vice Presidents aud Secretaries The res
olutions adopted were strongly denunciatory OF
the ''reign Of terror" by which the freedom OF
opinion was attempted to be suppressed, and
expressed preference for peace rs the best
means Of securing an ultimate reconciliation
The meeting returned its thanks to Senators
Bayard and Salisbury for the stand they hive
taken for the maintenance Of peace.
We snd the above in the Baltimore american
of Saturday. 1t is entirely correct except III
three or four particulars, to witt
l. Instead Of a "peaee meeting" it is under
stood to have been disunion meeting, by every
body outside of the "peAce" party, in Delaware
.. In reference to It's being "the largest meet
ing ever held in this State" as asserted by the
Gdzette, we beg to say that the difference between
the truth and the statement of the GdseHe is
just exactly the difference between 1900 and
5000; the former number being that Of the
pedceders and the latter that Of the Union meet
ing held at Dover three weeks ago.
8. The "reign of terror" by which "frecdou
of opinion is attempted to be suppressed" anl
which the resolutions " denounced" is only th'
check which the Constitution puts upon the ut
terance of reasonable sentiments 10 time of war
and which is complained of only by those who
affiliate and sympathse with the enemies of thu
government,
A. The preference expressed for peace" il
but another style Of language for disunOn; au,
looks to the ultimate severance of the bon,
which binds the States together as a nation
The proof of this fact is fully set forth in th
first resolution which pleads for the recogni
ton of the independence of the Confederate
States"
8. The thanks" returned to Messrs. Bayart
and salisbury, are nothing more nor less thar
the echoes of rebels at the South, caught up ant
sounded in the ears of faithless Senators as
testimony of approval Of their efforts to rene
asunder forever this glorious Union upon the
miserable, silly plea of opposition to " coercion
and " suhjugation."
With these slight cmendatOus, the paragraph
of the American above quoted is correct,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
A rLnlIous ESCAPE FROM THE SOUTH.

7iN0 L0vn Van p,rigI M, IN ~ y,loJ Lo-V
,ri ne ia,i , prlg Erec9eltn' which arrived at
.nls port .nis morning from Palermo, brought
u wv "Ivn "n9 es'sleu ilon savannah ~ yaWi
uua', nas'he i.eu from ueorga 10 avolu Impress
u,'u o 'a.o tne reuel n'y ihey were picked up
Tl 5V ~ .nI ' " sne E.eons.n' O"p'aih
'uho -, ,u., 81 -, q o. leii IN WIN yawl
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