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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03
RECAPITULaTIoN FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH
31sT, 1861.
Marine.

Affairs on the river yesterday wore
very animated appearance. Large quanti-
ties of freight lay on the docks and railroad
piers unloading or waiting for shipment.
The May Queen arrived from Detroit yes
terday morning at 9 o'clock andleftagain at
81 last evening.
The schooner r. j. Gibbs, of Toledo, ar
rived during the afternoon and some seven
other sail were in sight up the lake at sun
down.
The propeller Bradbury left last night for
Toledo. This is her first trip of the season.
ELECTION OF OFFIoERs OF TBE FIRST Pass
BYrER1Ax CHuRcH socIETY.-At meeting
held Monday evening, the former officers
were unanimously reelected, as follows:
President-samuel Williamson.
Trustees-A. Stone, Jr., W. Bingham, j..
F. Clark, G. H. Burt, c. W. Noble.
secretary-E. W. sackrider.
Treasurer-O. Cutter.
The Treasurer's report shows that the re-
ceipts and expenditures have each been
about IS, $50 for the past year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

water Ia the Bucket
Please examine DAfKiN'S WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any Otner. Address
JAMES DAYKIN CO., Pruprs
FAcfoET-2O5 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
move nova. R2s
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FAIRIN
IL your SKA need fixing, call on Demmsng
If your SEWING MACHINE & fs out OF orier, be
will put it in order
He repairs all kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
paired.
Ify)u should get up new Patent, Demmsng Is
the man to get up your Models, either in Wood,
Brass, or Iron, III the neatest manuer.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds OF light Machinery put in order in the
most expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road 'nductOr's Punches manufactured In
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired
81 In fact everything in the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Entrance 10 shop-l44 Superior street. up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DEMMENG.
Z,
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- CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1851

From the City Civil Engineer, submitting
a statement Of the city improvements made
by special assessment within the year just
passed. The total amount expended for
streets was So, ,263.20 !; total for sewers, So
s7I.3l. The expenses for the Engineers de-
pnrtment were $2,975.4O. Referred to Com
mittee on Printing.
From the Weigher OF Hay, that be weighed
1926 loads Of hay during the month of Feb
ruary. Received and FLED.
From the Committee on Harbors and
Wharves, 10 whom was referred the petition
Of 4. n. Bond and others, asking the city 70
dredge the mouth Of the old ship channel,
recommending that the prayer of the petit
TONERS be granted, fit do not interfere with
a contract already entered into with w.
Sims for dredging the some. Received and
Glad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

c. C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. deo2aRlo
@a- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Fogg's CrOckery
Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03
1t Discharges from the Bottom Of the Bucket

Wqtsr can be raised IN less tine than IN ana
other pqy.
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p0UsE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGSN1a
No. I'll Superior 81, (uP stairs)
MARBLE BLOCK.

TO LET.
Store, Ofices and Dwellings.
G1000 FOR SALE-AN OLD
OlUUU. Ten per cent Mortgage for SLOW
Secured on first class City Properly. Also, anoit
Mortgags for $4,000. ROUSE 3 Jennings,
febn 2ll Superior street.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

On.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vath in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. h. KIDNEY.
ianIsRIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-03

1T NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK.
EFT OR THE SPOUT doing ayTsy with the com.
plicated machinery necessary to accomplish both
Its simplicity makes it less liable to get out of order
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket &C. are
substantially made OF the best material the Whole
being calculated to meet the wants Of tie public
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoUsD AT LAsT.-Bronehitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
Dr. Gibson 5 new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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CrOfkerg & ChtaalVarC.
HINA, UROGKEkY e GLASS


WILLIAM P. FOGG,
Importer and Dealer in
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TIRELY Of james EdWards' manufacture
made q re Esglish PotTerisS. 1afrSatsd net 70
rusk nor turn yellow from bot Eatsr-n sets and by
she ssPTte peee quite As low Hs any inferior quail
COLD BAND OHINA-OF THE
j finest gHality, imported direst from Fra9-es--
worth $500. DiningSets for Sin,00 worth $50
ANY pieces wanted can be had seperate from sets.
CILVER PLATED WARE
Double Plate looks as veil a. Silver, at nne-ffth
the cost, and viii last TEN YEARS at least IN
slant use, d can then be 70 plated, If desired Our
stock q thase goods comprises ,.,..o,-,
65FEEEE TEA URNs. NafklN RlSGs.
BI BUTTS iILg DISHES, EsgT EsggTP ,I5 PlcAs ;l4ss
&C., &e- &C. &C.
NAS FIXTURES.-OUR PRESENT
s0S1 sS@P5s % G the sS5st ana S5d TSss Fs5sSS 9@
IRON ons TO ten Lights eech Brackets Drop Lights,
Glass, Paper, Tin and Transparent Mica Shades
ss-sii ora an rs foT Gas FiTTIEe ard REPAIRS,
or alterations Of Gas Ppes promptly attended to at
HOUSE FURN loHING ARTI-
III DLEc-A great variety Of new EnQ convenient
articles for eitchen Collaborating inventions-
vel worth examination from curiosity alone, such
as Rotary Egg Beatsrs, OYSTER Broers, OyBter-Oan
Openers, Plate Warmers, Fire-Irona and Stan is,
Folding Fenders, knife and Spoon. Baskets, Table
Mats, &C.
E-Houseksepers, and those about going to house
kesping, invited 70 cal and eLdntne our stock,
which We shall take pleasure in showing, even II
they do not wish 70 purchase.
WILLIAM P. FOGG,
G H 1 n A Fl A L L,
Corner Of Superior E Seneca Sts.
anls
EGG BOILEkS-FUR THE TA-
NJ BILE, viii saree-minute glasses attached
Jnat =goFlved By rteb25l w. p F0GG.
EGG Ct UPS,
I EGG HOLDERS,
EGG GLASSES,
EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG BOILERS.
FOR sale Nv fiab25l W. p FOGG.
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9ta @aeas
CPULAR TRADE IN DRY GOODS
SPRING IMPoRTAT1oNs
AND 1OR PRICES

Sla,sr ~ 9gs1ieg our sbring Importaiion of
Iog the largest and most varied Ssl55, ~ -. -
rJabisS had re ssst % s,S. Sa,oIts3ss otieai
~ taus q all loraisn fabEeI. We nave 49, .i
S4sst % S[ s.sh ths CHEAPEST and m0st sssl5i st5sf
EVER OFFERED NTHis MARKET
!
We are selling sr.a. bargain. In y.pey sll..
w are selling great bargain. in BLACK slns
We are selling great bargains ia Black sils sAaFl..
We are selling tau bargains in Broehs sh.vi.
V'a'' 20 selling ss good BrOehs .ll'ool shawl lrss
We are sa4s55s: sssRs -s5s ssss9ss Ina. striped Bss
We are aa5s. a9ssiag gsa &c gsss.iHs aoqssksR
CraAhes Iabls COFsrs, Plano Covers, ts-
We are sB ssIII9s &c Ssss s..a.l.y Table linens
''' i''i'n 1ns''i s'7in ported
We are ss.5s ssas FfsFs ssreala. in The esaua. Rsh
oe s @
We are selling the best shirias Linen for asesnts
psryard to be had in the city.
We are ss8s gi8sf. ,aG 3 " .'ry q 1s.; e tn nsa Stitched @
our Cheap eg.ie' iE@'lsodsTy Cases stored th te
g 81, az. 50, IS cents and si,66
We '' s 6Hi bs ss5 ssussy sssP skirts that are anuaa
-,
We have ys5y sssttIasI.s,ssE2 Of those
'.Ti Sc saE s s7 @ss. R gsf 55s 3 s5s BsSs
Fe have choice variety OF Gents Goods, such a.
der Garments, Neck Ties, Hosiery, Glovss &c.
' hasS sSfRs 9st s gR8sd s.5 F E,1S5 s99ss i&; & Ea
Black SIX aud make them % order. --
70 sell the very best - Bleachei Goods for Ig,f
cents-undrssssd Tor the needle
We invite all to give US a eaIg and be convinced
lat We are vending Dry Goods cheap.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG,
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NEwBURGH ELEcrIoN.-The following tick
ct was elected on the 1st;
J. H. Shepard, Township Clerk.
C. P. Jewett, Treasurer.
Thomas Garfield, J. Lovett, A. W. Nor
gan, Trustees.
J. J. shales, Assessor.
J. J. shalea and Charles Garfield, Con-
stables. ab ID =
J. G. Ruggles was unanimously reelected
to the Office of Justice Of The 1 eace, this be-
ing his third term to the same Office.
MARINE HOsrI1AL.-The following is the
Surgeons report for the quarter ending
March Sd, 1861
Seamen remaining frsm last quarter. IS
admitted during current quarter es S5
remaining to be provided for.....-.. IS
Aggregate days Of relief during the current 80,
quarter. -..-.-.-,.......- .zSsl
During the eight months of DR.. Capener's
administration at the Hospital, he has re-
ceived about 500 patients. Only one death
has occurred during this time.
DR.. Brooks has taken charge Of the medi-
cal department.
AxT1-sLAvERY FEsTTvAL.-This Felstiva
viii be held at Temperance Hall this WED
nesday) evening Rev. J. O. White viii.
speak, among others, and vocal and instru-
mental music win add to the attractions Of
the occasion. Admission ten cents. Tickets
to be had at the door. BIS. GKBEN,
Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROTNING.

The latest foreign arrival brings us the intelligence OF
the death of Mrs Browning, an event which occurred
on the 29th of June, at Florence She was born In
London in 1862 and was educated with great care in
masculine range Of studies, and with masculine
sctness of intellectual discipline. Beginning to write
at very carly age, in 1896 there appeared nom her
non volume entitled An Essay on Mind with o'ner
Poems" In 1885, she again appeared before tne puO-
c IN volume entitled "Prometheus Bound, and other
Poems" In 1898 appeared " The Seraphm, and other
Poems" About the time of the publication Oh tnis
volume. Mrs. Brownng's health became impaired oy
tho upture Of bloodvessel, and her state was rem
dsed even more critical by tho subsequent sad death
os nuch.loyed brother. For many years her LIE was
that Of confirmed invalid In the retirement oil her
,ick chamber she sought refreshment in The gayest
sudes and from her pen there appeared In me Lon
a., Atheraun, seres Of articles on the Greek ChIis-
t;an Poets. In 1914, the first collected edition OF her
works was published and this was soon followed by
her introduction to Mr.. Browning, whose wife che be-
cane in the autumn of 1886 being then restored to
oood dcOree of health. Since their marriage Dir. and
Mr., Browning have resided for the most part in Flor
ence. vhero. in 1919, son was born to them "Casa
Guli Window was published in 1851. Aurora
Leigh" her most important work, was published II
1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

PEACE MEErMG.-A correspondent informs US
that Peace meeting held in this city on Monday
evening" by the satellites Of Ben. Wood and Dir. o. D.
Tucker gentlemen who took prominent part IN lead
ing Southern politicians by misrepreseDug tie Norh
into their present hopeless rebellion Ihere "e,'
about 80 persons men, women, and children P'e'o
the most Of whom were attracted oy curlo'"y "
hear what would be said The burden Oh 'no Spes'Ne
VIA made up Of denunciations OF the eoVern'nen'
propositions to hang those who were engasou ~ PO
tectine the Constitution and fog. In THIS way was
proposed to make peace. Messrs. Wood' iucNer y
Co. will certainly have happy time in securing peace
N sqeh isEQEf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

pv-.xypark Jare Coeker lBr, Of Londonl AposGss ~, %
benss lsy H. bound London bssios on opa IL
wIb hish sea dartng which sprung esf a. sns s y nov nov
~ fonr inches per Has cargo oi <o1v
sss hh wii have 70 be discharged m the leak n In 'ns
bottom. "a rx.l- px.h.r.e of Baltimore, from
a,Ss for EswYork an st Rio Jansro n distress soeu'
the 9Th Of June. nj, =, r.,.sx sron Re
iss si,b aesrro Of coHee for Baltimore, snote a.
n g. Her caro- has landed on the sess'
ssaf c.de!. md MI prsasbly he sa)d ippeais'sy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RroA1rL.-A grand regatta of model yachts took
place yesterday afternoon from the Cnb House at the
foot Of Court street, and large number Of persons
were attracted to the vicinity in consequence The
boats were divided into two csshesrom 81 feet 10 %
feet aud under &c feet The prizes for the rst class
were; ls, $50; Cd, $l5 Int prize second csss, $25i
Cd prize, $40. Twelve boats were entered. The race
was for distance Of twenty miles. The boats started
at o'clock, and the wind being favorable some good
time was made. The successful boats Of the rst class
were the Partridge and Black Hawk, and of the second
class tie Colleen Bewn aud Arebusa. The prizes were
awarded TO these boats Ia the order they are named
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
MARINE OHRNAZ.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK. .yct,n
Cleared.

shps-Fidels Besring liverpool Chss II Maryhan "a >
Bremen Meyer Bremsn, Muller kruger Golden Sste Raw,
lott, San Francisco A. A. 10 Son.
Bsrks Powhatt,n tBr Winchester Mprselss Brett Son
Co.i Panama Smith Rio JaDeiro q. g. Colt, Ipvesssts
carver Liverpool Walsh Carver Chas-. c. NJ Won BerI
Httgur' Havre. FuDch Mencke weodf Zido1 Foster Tjs
bon Meicslf Duncan Absroye Ward QoeeDtown Cray
BrgsAtl.ntc, HotcbL. Pnbadoes IT Trowbrtire. ssns;
sarah Rose, Boston r. p Buck Co Gel. Bryant 81 Johns
ochooners-He ellen Mar, Nckerson Kbgt-n Y. Small NJ
paste %aser Baltic Cole EIizsbsthpot Snow; Leocsdes
sesmsrs.Beyerly Pierce Phadelphis, Hsnd; Franklin
Doughsrty Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

LIQUoR LIoESsEs.-The Excise Commissioners
held their ninth meeting yesterday, and but one
will be held and that for the purpose Of writing up
the books. The total number Of licenses granted is
1,O6i which, at $50 per license amounts to the
Of &3I go, asst the sum of sl4,OOO collected from
the same source last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
Ps..~ux~r. Arrived

I1ssaw.afg Cnyof WosAington fn rpnoi- Mr. spl My.r
ronne M bonhre Mns-r lophi W. Coltar, Mr. and Mr..
infant and ourse W. Wall. Mr and Mr., Cox and family
Hrs. fs,hr srs O,ely, Lewis Thompson Capt sfaw N
pass. - ~ - 'Sos'sss
IN stear.sip Cle1,or fyom Ein0ston JamJ G,ssr.v ~
s sisos y. Dr'rs T. Kelly, j. 4. Mercy. " Arnsiy O.
4oeEee =" Goodwin G. C. Stabnck. Wall. w. p Eenm.n
:. West Dsvids sud two .orA w. Morris J. MeDonsI
-. sinion Thomas Smith sdy snd family; Mrs. c. Dsvis j.
IA oa,k fssae'' from saran5ia--wm A. Ch,pus, wm H.
1naP'nnsn hr. aud MTs A. Smith w Masiu WIN CIV
- a. "'Hs' r. l. Knight Thomas de- Csstro 8. Alvarez
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

CoRosERs IsoUEsIs.-One OF the officers OF the
lst Precinct found man lying IN the street on satur-
dy night aud conveyed him the Surgical Inst tute,
In Washington ST.. for treatment. He stated that his
name was William Thomas, aud that he resided in
Harrison st. New York On the 18th inst. he died.
A poet morem examination was ordered by Coroner
Horton, which resulted In finding that death was
cansed by apoplexy The decea ed was about 30 years
Of ace. dark hair and whiskers had on cotton sack
coat white shrt with blue bosom, and white felt hat
a yer,ct in accordance with the facts was rendered.
The body was removed to the dead house for identh
cation. - :. ,,; :;
Cont neor Luqueer street, died sudden!y on MONDAY
evening, II was frst supposed that he died from the
effects OF violence but il subsequently appeared that
be had been drinking very bard Of late, and was
sghy deous The night before when the hnniS andOS of
tvigs used as ybrushes but inflicted no injuries The
10 have been congestion Of the brain.
An inquest was held upon the body OF james Bren,
nan, whose family re,ide in Water street. NJ II and
who came TO bis death on Monday night by walking
overheard at the foot Of Main street. A verdict OF
accidental death by drowning was rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
by Telegraph.
mIsaasere. Af.

PROVIDENCE, July is-Arr. snip Creole Pierce sa1a''
laad Junei.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

n, sIsiATrsE ALMANAC
snn-Rises...t:43 Sets % M,or a.. s.,<
hIss WATER DAT.
Sandy Hook. 252 Gov. Island . 3:sa HellG.t. s.aa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

orp,sA fire broke ont In the cabin Of the brS Anne
r Jordan of boston, lying at Thompson's Dock,
acou, S iSj o'clock on Monday night. The flames were
soop er.ingushed by the ferryboat Nassau and city
engines The vessel had just discharged cargo Oi
eured. -, ,,., e.. e. h,oL. ant In
one and halt story frame building in the yiage OF
Lakeland, l.. l., occupied by Ira n0innieu'ou An'
furniture was saved. Loss about wv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Apprsr ON THE CniROE OF GRAND LARcENf'-
De,e,iyes Van Wagner and Raynor yesterday arrest
Cd man paned JOHN Cahill on the charge of stealing
four hogshead, of mOlasse. from Per No. No, ~ aasa y.
Wall stree II app, ara that Cahill watched his oppor-
trn;,v and when all was safe, would employ car
nan 10 take hogahead to Brooklyn. This was re-
nsasd on four different occasions. The property was
sod TO Mr.. f. B. Morrill, In Raymond street, who was,
however. entirely ignorant II the fact that II was
s,olen ibe accused was sent to New York for exam
rl.iga Eash hegshsad u yalnsd ~ 90,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
.UOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. wASHBURNE, rep, ILL., from tho Commit
tee on Commerce. alluded 10 the fact that the Houfe
Yesterday passed resolution directing the Committee
10 insttle an inquiry to what additional measures
are necessary TO make the blockade more efectua and
to put ytop to pirscyj and the said Committee on
Commerce have had the subject under con-
sideraton, and after conference with the Secretary
Of the Treasury, Secretary of tho Navy, and Conmo
dore Pauldng, the bill be now proposed to report
with the views thus agreed on. IL would have come
more appropriately from the Committee on Naval
Alirs; but as there YVES immediate necessity Tor
iis passage be hoped the ioase would now proceed TO
ia consideration.
The bill was read. II provides for, and during the
preeent nsuuection tho secre ary OF the Navy is au
thoIized TO be purchase contract for such vessels
may be necessary for temporary increase OF the
Navy, The vessels 20 be furnished with such ordnance
stores and munitions Of rs will enable them TO
render tie most efficient service According to the
orders issued their respective commanders tie tempo
rary appointments made Of Acting LcuteuRnts, Acting
Pay masters, Acting Surgeons, Matters and Masters
Mates aud the rates OF pay for these ocers hereto
fore designated are by this bill, legazed and affirmed
For the purpose If carrying this act into effect TO sup
press piracy and n oder the blockade more eIectua
$3, ,00O,000 is approp1an1. -
Mr.. BURNETT (faen., Ky.l wanted the bin re-
fened TO the Committee u ihs Whole On the State Of
TIC IAiap,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

ayvryycrs Iy THE COURT OF SEssIoss.-The IoI'
,';n n,soners were convicted or pleaded gully to
oT against them in the Court of Sessions yes,
terday: Mary O Rourke for petit larceny wss sen.
fenced 10 the penitenti4ry for sIx months Patrick
Maragh and John em two OF nawkns ySon %Ooaxs o"sr
no,s monsScTty Of the Sd Precinct police, in which they
hrSe one of his arms and inflicted other serious M
;nes thew were sentenced TO the Pentitentiary Tor
three mouths each. ..;,,o.o.,v
Us Ma.n,snced 10 the Penite utiary for six mouths
Michael Doln, indicted for selling liquor without IL
DR. DE- d. Lodge, indicted for mi'dcmeanor in not Re
,o..;r1 a case 6f smallpox which came within his
pors hc /. by law required to do, was discharged
Sentence wss suspended on the ground that he was "
noraut that such law existed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

TroaeheFY In RsEnaylVnnias--p ar Ttlculars q
the Railroad Accident upon the NortneEA :
Central Read.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12

The Wheeling intelligence, in comment
inc 70 upon n Gen. Frenonfs procia nation con
6cstiuq all the property Of rebels, thus
brings the ease home to is own doors;
tiTbas much Ia general terms. Aword o.
tvo now about our own people. North
v,sstern Virginia presents an anomalous case.
Cio;n,ed bv The Southern Coniederacy as part
- their territory, it has a government ~
s,,osogsafF,i oueration that Is loyal to the
government of the United States. Inc UNI
ia Ststea eonrts are held, snd the govern
menes sdfhsrity successfully asserted. Eltnlln
i,s borders. Yet North-westeFn v irginlla mas
furnished . large quota OF its most prominens
and influential citizens 70 therebt lien. They
bsve left behind them valuable real estate
nd are now in the rebel army beyond the
! r,onntains. using all their efforts TO bnng
be-e into the Northwest a rebel army to re-
s,ore them to their property and subject NE
I,S-si ic;ii4sr,s Is exile and conhscatio1. Some
.Sss1airiuq Of this, are trying through secre'
I aoencios 10 dispose Of their estates, and nave
t6eir value conveyed to them within tht
rebel lines, to bsussd for our subiugatlon anC
dsssrnetio6. ]BN dQAAA UossA l.
Can anything then, be more clearly rgn
and diusiifable than the conhscahon 70 me gov
Ssnms6f Of svst5 dollars worth of rebel e.
tate within our borders that can be reach :
,, hy law. Lat CiG) 60, sSsTyA peany ofib t.
, aid in making restitution for the incomPu
ta6le damage done BY its owners. Many Q
the most valuable farms in this part OF th
' State, stocked too, with cattle and horse
4 are owned by men who are notin reb'
: CAMPS, hut who, ten tines worse, are in ID
4 Guerrilla lifs Ia tie woods, Waylaying th
4 highways and shooting down like savag'
! their loyal neighbors, and the soldiers SCI
= IN pursuit Of them. Are these men citizen
I. ard entitled to the law protection N
q thev merit nothing but iu penalties, 81
4. these ought todesespd swift and terrible.
i me state authority cannot, or at lei
= does not reach the case. II may Be that I
st6se am Is notsrang enough to do it. 7
"a Tederal arr. cln and should. Certain
n tse condition ct Virgins requiIss & e uu
- he sane Esgimen preserlPeo py tslaanI
IL sis.ouri shan not be prescrieea ~ tafsAl
Il within "a days"