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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25
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BElLows FALLS. OCT. 25, 1861.

ey On Monday last, Mr.. Senator
Wheeler Of Grand lie, offered n joint res.
olulion, directing the Governor to inform
the president Of the United States that in
responding to his call, and furnishing troops
for the defence of the Union and the sup
preston of rebellion, il is no part Of the
purpose OF the State of Vermont TO furnish
in the person Of her soldiers, force for
The arrest or return of fugitivcs to their
masters, and that their employment for
such purpose is highly offensive to the
honor and dignity Of The State. This res.
olItion was read and referred TO the COM
mittee on printing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

DO You. WANT TO LEARN FRENCH
Those desiring TO learn French have a
capital good opportunity at Castleion Sem
mary, as may be seen by reference TO the
advertisement in another place, Mr.. Knowl-
Ton, the efficient principal of that insiitu-
sion, is among the best teachers in the State
and deservedly popular. He is thorough
an furnishing means by which the student:
OF that institution may obtain good educa
zion, and fully entitled 10 success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

vengeance red with uncommon wrath WI
blast the traitors in their high es'ate bnt
whatever they may do--though they my
ravage our State aud make de'olale our
homes, though they CONVERT the caves OF
our mountains into sepulchres and turn our
valleys and plains into sraveyards. there Is
still one thing they cannot do-Ihey never
can, while God reigns, make East IenasS-
see land Of SloreSt"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

KING CoRS.-No less than one million
three hundred and seventy-seven thousand
five hundred and forty-six bushels Of grain,
and eighty-tIlree thousand five hundred and
tweniy-four barrels of -four, worth at a
fair estimate two and a quarter millions of
dollars, were shipped from New York to
Europe, last week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

CnARLts +. LrvERNoRE, Esq, has been
appointed Government agent for the sale
of $40 q. s. Treasury Notes at New
York. An excellent appointment, Mr.. l.
being an active and intelligent business man
Of unimpeachable integrity, and senior part.
ner in the extensive and popular Banking
House of Livermore, Clews & Mason, No
4 and IS Wall Street, New York CITY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

FIRE IN CHARLEsroS.-The dwelling
house of Charles w. Prescott of Charles
ton, was destroyed by fire on Monday even
ing last week. Mr.. Prescott and his wife
we're both at near neighbor's a, the time,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

ET A correspondent writing us about
the adjournments Of the Legislature, asks
the following pertinent question -" If you
hire me to work for you, and | am gone
three days out Of the seven, ought you TO
pay me for all The time ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

a good one is told of Quaker volunteer
ssho was ia Virginia skirmish. Coming
in pretty close quarters with rebel, he re-
marked, Friend, Us unfortunate, but thee
stands just where I'm going to shoot" and
blazing away. down came secesh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

The New Hampshire second r. -
have sent home more than twelve w =
dollars of Their first payment. II J, W M
cd in the Suffolk Bank 10 the cre." n
regiment, each man drawing a ch''N Id
amount of his deposit, which Is sen
friends.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

eSg' Ii seems now 10 he settled that Ere
mont has been superseded, and that Gen.
Hunter, of the regular army, takes his
place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25

SATURDAY, Oct. 10.
SKSArE.-There was no quorum present,
and consequently no business done.
Those present were MesSrs. Burton. Dill
lingbam, Hall, Harris, Powers, Rice, Rich
ardson. Starr, Wheeler and Willard-ll.
HousE.-Mr. Balch Of Ludlow. offered
resolution instructing the committee on
military affairs 10 inquire into the present
and RECENT methods in use for ieeruitinp
soldiers, organizing them into regiments and
mastering them into service, whether II has
been done in the most expeditions. eeonom-
ic'l and usual Mariner, and report TO This
house; adopted.
Mr.. Brown Of Plymouth, presented a
petition for the extension Of the Bank Of
Black River, which was referred TO The
committee on banks.
The speaker announced rs the selec,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06
undcr Whinh Kinra


A case which has lately come up in Non
treal promises to excite some interest upon.
this side the ST. Lawrence. A man, nov
living in that city, formerly lived in Texas,
and left there very largely involved. a foW
days since, one Of his Texan orsditors, Who
had been in search Of the missing debtor
discovered him At Montreal, and forthwith
had him arrested and imprisoned subject TO
demand from the American GoTsrnment
Butshere comes the rub.5- Thsr Texan has de-
elsred himself frss and Independent Of the
United Ststst and proposes 70 Gall npoa The
Canadian GoYsrnment in The namsoi De
President of the oonfederasy. Bat he Ca
madam authorities say to him, ''This Govern
msnt does not know President DaVisg Who
is hef We recognize no Americas President
except Abraham Lincoln, and We win not
deliver the prisoner, except upon his rsqdisI-
ton" What is tie creditor to do z If be
complies with their requirement. be loses
his ahonor7 At homs, and perhaps his.head.
If be does not, be loses his prisoner. -oFoadd
to his perplexitiss the debtor has commenced
suit against him for false imprisonment. b.If
this was done il a Northern State, the Con-
federaey would doubtless consider Il Acsass
for war;" but they win not dare hint as much
to John Bull. - = = = -. =
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Z CJ -From the chicago Irfbun
RIRnsHuutIur IN Chfsaao.

The hST United States MarshaI of the
Northern District Of IllinOiG-has been COM
PEELED, willingly or unWilingly, to signalize
his entranee upon his official duties By the
capture Of Eve fugitive slaves, ali of whom
have BY this time un1uestionabIy, been con.
demned By the ministers Of that attrociOus
Fugitive Slave Law to q Life of unbroken
bondage. We have no heart to comment on
the case. The obligation, which the North
has re-smrned, to uphold and executs that
abominable statute, and the common human
ity which whispers in every ear that the law
is q plain violation of all right and justice,
are In conflict; and at any time a cas-
uist night be honestly puzzled to know in
which direction bis duty lay. At this time
when the entire South unites Ia disregard of
the Fundamental law of the Republic, and
when the rights Of any Northern man in the
South are aisregardSd or violated with i'm
punity, and riot and blosdshed are rifein the
land, the people Of Chicago might have been
spared the pain of seeing the mAn-hunters
dragging their prey through the streets. At
any moment the spectaoIs would make q
Christian patriot weep. at this momsnt It
is an aggra1Gti6n Of insult that win not be
without it, point Men Who heard TIE cries
Of the victims about to be plunged into the
darkness and abomination of siaVsry-
that father And that mothsr, with their lprs-
Sious little SnesAWill, and ven they sr'ssll
how long shall We suffer outrage and IN
suit for Uhion and GOVernment in. which
Isaok things ars ssnctifed by 1aH,a and in
which Che officers of state are degraded to the
work which blood hounds would not perform7
The inqpiry is pertinent, Let each man put
Il 70 himself and listen for the response.
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OOLUMBUs OoRREsPoNpENoR.
Horar op RrrnrsnNrLrIrna.

OoLUhBus, April n 1851.
ma LhkbHRf--Pr Prosuming that the doings
Of thspshiis servants of The State may be of
interest q yoa as Journalists, and 10 your
readers as An item Of news, we propose to
give you = few ioitinga, embracing the lsgis-
lativS action Of both bodies in their wisdom
assembled to-day. 1M
HoUsE OF REPA--In the morning there
wus a little sparring on the Bill prescribing
the fees of county Treasurers" by Andrews
(Dem.) }, and Stedman, (Rep.), and one or two
othsrsi slSO on the School Bill OF Wright, Of
Hamilton, proposing to reduce the tax from
IL mills to ! a mill. Rees, Of Morrow,
(Rep.), attacked the bill vigorously, sustain-
ing his points in opposition thereto which,
after further debate, was finally laid on the
table. B. B. No. sO2, "To preserve thspurity
Of elections" to prevent log-rolling, and
marking tickets to ascertain how a person
votes passed its third reading. Numerous
petitions on divers unimpOrtant matters were
suumsrily disposed Of The Bank Tax Bill,
and Penitentiary Bill, both passed their third
reading in the afternoon. The balance Of
the bills passed were unimportaut generally,
and the House adjourned at an early hour as
a mark Of respect to the late Judge Mclean,
deceased last evening, or rather early this
morning, at Cincinnati.
SESATE.-In the morning put through seY-
eral Bills on their third reading, but from =
cusory examination, discover nothing of in
terest in them. In the afternoon went into
COMMITTEES of the Whole on Parish's Peni-
tentiary Bill, the chief feature Of which is to
make punishment more severe to criminals
who are returned the second or third time to
the Penitentiary.
As ITO the location of the new Penitsntiary
am unable to ascertain where the location
viii be. zanesVille presume, however,
will be the point selected. For my own part
I think its location in or near any city is a
curse to it, and death blow to all msnufac-
turing interests there located. M aa
shall endeaHor, fen time to time to give
you occasional iottings when anything inter
esting trsnspires. FORESTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

hEssRs. EDToRs or TIE LEADER.-In your
paper Of March 9th you recommend hold
ing elections for Post Master. Now l
wish you to explain whether you recon-
mend debarring Democrats from voting or
net and how you would have the election
conducted; for It seems to me if there is an
election held as you recommend, theD Democrats
should not be debarred from participating,
and might govern the election entirely ii
bali the towns in the State. An explanation
is respectfully requested. Ut.
We recommended holding slch elections
in country towns where the judges of cleo
ton are supposed to know every 7otsr-or
nearly all-+in the town. In such case, it is
very easy to discriminate between Democrats
and Republicans. All who voted the straight
Republican ticket would be, of course, en-
titled to q vote. .zsl..
Forf obvious reasons, such elections IN
cities could not be confined to Republicans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

THI F1Rsr MAs4IAsR.--Weli like short court
ships, aRd IN this Adam acted like a sensible
man. he fell asleep bachelor, and awoke
to find himself married man. BE appears
to have popped the question almost immedi-
atty after meeting NH Eve and she, without
any Irritation or shyness, gave him kiss and
herself, OF this first kiss IN the world, We
have had however, our thoughts, and some
times in q poStical mood have wished we
were the man athat did it." But deed is
done. The chance was Adams and be i'm
proved it. We tik5 the notion of getting
married in : garden. Its in good taste. We
Like a private wedding. Adams WEg private,
No OnEious besux were there; no eroskine
old maids nOs chAttering aunt5 and grums
Sing grand d-mothers. The birds ofHeaRan
we're tie minstrels, and the glad skT flung
It's ight uppn the scene. One thing shout
the wedding brings queer thoughts to us,
spite Of1piritual truth. Adam snd. his wife
were rather young 70 be msTrisd+-sorns two
or three days old according to the sageSt
6peculstions Of theologians- babies-4L
Israpr, but no older, without experience,
without house, without pot or kettle
nothing-but love and Eden $3.50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

The Savannah RepaBIican, of March 18th,
ted strange story. :. threads thus "a ''Jude.
ing from the several puddlss' oi blood to be
met with yesterday molning,nouJ the side.
walks in different streets of purcitY, it would
indicate that Sunday night last was one of
more desperate debauch among a certain
class than IN usual in Savannah. Our atteu-
ton was particularly attracted, Teht n hbasl-
sing in front ofths Marine Bank on st ,J,,lieIl
street by considerable pool Of blond and a
trail Of the same around to DAYTON street
for some di5tance.n n n, lrso,.'is,,.1Ts -1r
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aalfdfinfa.

a-as 1 3 "
SANFORD'S Liver, 1HEIGCR.
~. AT0R never. .Debilitates.s Il Is SosG 1ozasUi
entirely Tree FROM GUMS, and has hecoss.e Al u
teblished fact, Standard Meditihe knoTr md n,
proved BY all who have uged it. and Is now r,s9rteI
% I5n e055aqense IN az diseases for which 81
1t has cured theusandsI within the last SJso ya1
who bad given up all hopes Of relief as "a
numerous n solicited 10 Certificates il my possss
The dOss must bes sdap-E sed to the tesipo o.tilsv
Of the individual takinF and used ID 5iich ,s5GS
Titles es 70 act gsner6lIy1a oh the bowels. --
Let the dictates Of your - iudqmSnf r1ids var, ~
the use OF the LIYERiG ltNYIGORATOR, and
viii care LIVER Con 2 PLAflgTG BIIFors- Al
FAOKs, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHoN-- Io DIiRRHss1 srsTiITI
3oAPLAIHTs, D DYBElgTEaH p tDROFsT, SoUR sT0lAo On
HABTruAL COsT1YENEss, u ICH0EIo, CFoLFRI IN
EAETUlf, kLATULENcE. 10, u ~ NpfoH. Frr kTr
MEAkNEss3 and may bel 10 gucceslf1lly a. a
-OlDlnAk1 tAMI9Yic3 tMEDfOINE. It VII
cure SICK HEADAOHFlss Fas tl16urania .ra1is -
tityS( 4 n, z WENT YiSt MINUTES, II TWO
KEN lnt the cOlnmenoe-l5 lment OF the attaclr
All VINO use II arc giving their testimony IN 10 q
~ ~ Mix waterin the mouth with the InviFofst5,
and swallow both together.
PRI0E ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford Family Gathartic Pills. 81
oomPoTnd&ed & & from Pure Vegetable Extraets, and Dc
The ram ~ yS9sE e s1l1 n sRy RS5 sIiFfsss BfI
ectiVe Oathartin. which the propriotor M rs6s f1
Dis practice more than twenty years. 80
The constantly inerass-ils iBg demand frou, Jthos
Who have long used thelS1 Pills and the satiIiac
ton which All expres5 a = regard 70 then use, has
Induced me 70 placs theuaL within fho reaeb ~ ~
. The Prolessio1 well know that different Ca
thartics act on dilarenfl-7 tu5rttunI Of ff II1S
The Family Cafhartfclet Pm h6s. With due refsr
enee 70 this we'll astsblI llshsd fScf Bssr sser,.
pounded nom q VarietylgO of TIE urlrsrt VscafsbiI
Extracts, Whichace ~ lol, e3ef Isff of 80 N
mentary canal, and arel- looop and arTa n al
cases where q CatharticlE = III needsd 60eh ~ ~
ran Ee1nentB Of the Stoul-e3 Iach sIsenns9i paiF =
the Back and Lofha Co.'S = itVenei1 pain md aors
ness over the whole BODY I, io11 IdfdHn cod vShiF
frequently, nne7lected p end N 4 lonT courIs -oi
Fever. Los o. Ape - itite, . Creeping Sensa
klon q Coid over the = iBody, Regtle8anesA
Hoed-Acha, or FYeirhtfH In tie Hood An TDfIans
matOFy Diseases, Eorn1slgo lin ChiIdron Or Afuif1
Hheunatl1m, grsat fof fhs Blood and n,slTr
di1ease1 70 which ledh 3 hair, to- nnr1rouT - mn
ton In this advertisement. Doe 70 p
d -. - lEHlCG - OENT1. iarDiitn1i
The Liver InVig0rator end F.u.ily Olfharfi-
kla9 are rsialled by BraEi1t1 generally, and 8old
Wholesale by ths Irgde IN ~ the largs t1Iu1.r r.
Z. + y. BANFORD, M. D.,
iyld&vRs 3 '5S BTo.sSs1. aS1 M Ssa 9olk sS5
Pills are fD- gsle by
zHi CHURCHILL 4 BRO., DruRzists,
RIO :. W. cor. Pub. BQuars and. .OnfSIio 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

Ak OLD BoI TAKES 10 SLEDDNa. Deacon
Caleb OofkhE, Of Whitingtown, Vi, on the
llt ~ Of February, being bis 10th birthday,
too5 his hand-sled and went to the ridge Of
nls house, and then had a very agreeable ride
rom thence e. the ground, on a snow drift,
WIn1lcq naa drifted up to the roof. In the
western part Of Halifax the snow q 90 deem that
in some places it is tunnsled to a oreat debt
t0f the c0nVenisncs oftrayellers.
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&tass-s.. ] ! .4aAnlltlI.

TAMES IA nODBELs, Brass
- F0UN DER AND MANuFACTgREk g
Brass TVoz<.bf every description No. 50 Union 81
few doors from Superior street Cleyelana, one a
Steam Water or Gas and alll the FaElouz articles
used ii the Plumbing Business Beer Fump9 q ~
kinds made and repaired. Bras 1919 g p .s-f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

A promineut Southern Politician was told,
theiotAer day, that our national disasters
would soon be quieted.
- aBy whom p, inquired tie politician. q
S5y no less person than jehovah
lsAh, indeed But who is G. Hover Z is he
q Fsrthefn or a Southern man ?"t}TOIH.5
This Is an actual fact. The politician really
did not know thet the Disty8 was sometimes
called Jshevah, IA
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#edieiues.
DR.. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.

DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
/ Ths greai natural Bone satfer-
DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Conneeticut
Z Is known ell over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
Isths anfhsr Of 'Dr. Sweets Inhnibs Liniment.
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Cures Rheumatism and never hiIs.
/ DIR. Sweets Infallible L,iniment
Cures Barns and scalds immediatsly.
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Is q certain remedy for Neuralgia.
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Z ths bsat remedy for sprains and Bruises.
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Cares Headache immediAssly and never tsils.
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Afords immediate FsliefoF Piles, aud seldom faia
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3 Cures TOolhashs in ono minute.
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Cu1ss oui,, Wounds Immediately, leaving no srar
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Is the Be-t remedy for Sores in the kuovn world.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
al praise Il.
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Z truly friend in need !" snd every family shOa
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il for sale by al Druggists. Price 25 cants
RICHARDSON & co,
sspt27:dAER2s Sole Propriators, Norwich, OK.
For sale By Strong 3 Armsirong Sole A1ont1 f1>
QsTslARd, 80 ~ -
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go. - J

A few days since, we charged the Repibli-
can candidate for Street COnnliasloasF with
having circulated Democratic tickets, With,
his name printed in place Of that 81 Russell.
the Democratic candidate. We hs4s since
been assured that We were psisiuiherfbes u e
this, and that the charge had no foundation.
in fact Being Convinced Of this, We eAST-
fully make this correction and Pzgnersts him
from all such suspicion. ,i,l.I 3 asa ,ial -
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Stones aud 0iu agare.
THE aDEsPAToH9 COOKING STOVE
Ts THF RESUGT OF MANY

rs THE RESULT OF MANY
III yaarI Of careful experiment and experience and
/ l. y NOT deeidedly superior to any other Cooking
propertiess urpasS all It's competff0rs in
Il EERFECTION, CONVEEIENCE AND ECOEOlrY.
The oven is thoroughly ven tlated with heated aif
~ aA ingenious patent process, which causes the
bottom 70 be hotter than in other stoves and psr-
I lect even bake Is produced-
koagt1g is done before the open fre, so tia he
juices and favor Of meats and poultry are preserved
nom the IRE in the stove.
Ina nre chamber is so arranged as to secure thu
most perfect ombustiOn of fuel possible. We guar
aaLee II 70 De most economical in the consumption
Of fuel and TO give entire fatisactiOn to ali who de-
sire a Fl RST CLASS STOVE,
For proof Of the truth Of the above, we refer our
dreds OF Honse keepers in this city and surrounin
country Who daily using the stove CAL and eT-
eea- II - q nlaln, neaFI and 1eaut1lnl stove. Of
g CLEVELAND MANUBACTURB,
and the material aad the workmanship, are Of tie
oess quality and can be made 70 last customer %
years er longer Our stock Of other
Y Y y K / n @ s I o v E s
both ior wood aud coal Is the largest and best IN tie
market. Our Rario-, Hall and once Stoves have
~ y WI grees care and good taste irola
q ~ newest and ost approved styles, for wood an
ior Bit none and anthracite coal
Our stock OF lsnarneled Crates is large and con-
Our iElsortnsnt of
-EUREIgHING GOODS.
In, Copper and shoet-Iron, fs complete.
% % purchase gocds cheaper and most de8irabis and
6asePsr than can Be Bought ZzssphsrsI
- Al are invited to call and look for themselves
4 stove & CRATE EMPORIUM
No. 42,sOuth side Public Square.
aORl% CleFeland. Ohio
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H3dIdE Ialue
sH -sl-am,s=ifllT 3, sri Fs5-la
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SnsntantE.
Z n s o r A n 9 3.

-.--l ~ q FIREhEN'S = ~
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO. s--i NV !
CAPITAI. STodk. dk............$1 800, 900.
IA PUBLICATIONS. FOR TNSTR-
The City limits.
From the diVidsnds declared by tho COMPANY. the
tiTe ,Depertment and the FiEemens Relies 1rnq
Ssuls5s uI the Company being SO light, the
rates q 1nsn1snes can Be Afforded lower than any
Tho Company are prepared to take any amount in
one risk up TO t5,00G =. 20 a1Il - II 7-I1-
DIRECTORS:
William Hart, A. s. Sanford, l James Hill -
Hiram Pierce R.W. Mar5eilies, O. ID. Cox =
Edwin Hart &. J, \. Owen, - Noah Castor
]. s. Stephenson. S7i'7'
I'D -E4z oFFICERs:-
WILLIAM -HART, President and Treasurer
OFFICE-Ro. b Lyman 5 Block, next to new Court
House. \. P. Bowler, J. T. Thayar and AndrsE
Bennstt, Surveyors. aagiS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

Secession Is advancing II YirEiniaS ana
what tho END viii Be il that State no one
can tell. A .dispatSha says allnrge belly Of
mea are ready to take up ashi dssinss the
GeYerpmeat aga 5.4as 80. ss. 'si's ,i's