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Engagement at Port Royal.

GARDENERS CORNER, VIA PoC"TALIGo, De.
ccmbcr l9.-About halfpast one o'clock
yesterday aitcrnooh one "f the encmys
gunhoats passed by Port Royal Ferry. Our
batteries opened fire upon her, striking her
three times. Upon meeting villa this rath-
er hot reception, she steamed rapidly past,
and ran aground about three miles the 9th.
er side Of the Frrry. AS soon as our troop.
became aware Of the fix into which the
Yankees had got themselves, Lcu,cnant
NcElhenny, Of Captain Moorc's field bat.
terry (fiom Wilmington, n. c. vas des.
patched, with section oi the battery, TO II
point just opposite to the shoal on which
the gunboat was aground. In the mean.
time, three flats, crowded with the rneny's
troops, had moved from the opposite shore,
under sharp fire from one Of their bate.
rrs directed against oar troops on the
main. At tina, poin! our force consisted Of
Captain Vests Company, of Jones Rcgi.
inent Lieut. McEIhenny's Battery arrived
just as The flats had come out about mid
way in the stream. lie immediately opened
fire upon them with tremendous effect
Ode of the flats was soon sunk, and our
tre created terrible havoc among the SOL
diers on the other two fats, which hastily
put back Night came on and ended the
eLnnonaie The steamer moved oil with
the flood tide. The cncmy's loss among
the men on the fats must have been very
heavy. Col. Jones Regiment was moved
up promptly 10 the suppor, of McEIhenny's
Battery, but the enemy seem to have aban.
| doned the attempt To cross, ii such was ev.
er their intention. l.ieut McEIhcnry's Bat
terry WAS exposed TO an incessant fire from,
the guns OF tie steamer dpring the whole
engagement.
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AGju'nnt md Inspector r.Gcneral Office,
Columbia, =. C., December l6, 1861 (
GENERAL ORDERS No. l22.
I WITHIN three days after the receipt
IL OF this order, each Commanding Officer
oi The Militia Regiments Of the lst, 81 81
9th. 9th, Oh, and 10th Brigades :. G.. NJ.
will cause to be made II full and correct Toll
of the arms bearing men, between the ages
OF eighteen (l5) and forty five, (45) not
exempted by the Act of the General As
sembly Of Dccember 7, 1861, of each Beat
or Volunteer Company in his Regiment,
aud also an accurate Ro,l of all persons
who have volunteered for and are in actual
service, or under orders therefor.
IL. Forthwith upon receiving said Rolls,
the Commanding Officers shall assemble
their respective Regiments and call for Vol.
nntrers Ia the number Of two thirds Of the
original number Of arms.b bearing men from
each Beat or Volunteer Company, and upon
a failure on the part of any Company 10
respond 10 such call, he shall on he same
day e.cecnie a Draft therefor, Us provided in
the General Order No. i2l.
Ill When the required number is OBJ
tnined by Volunteering or Drafting, The or
ganiza,ion into Companies will take place
forthwith, as provided for in previous o.
ders.
Nv This Order will not affect the ma.
king of census returns and other require.
ments of the General Orders No. l2i, here
totore issued.
V OSerseers cf plantations nrc exempted
from draft, when the owners thereof nre in
actual service, or ara drafted under this or
der, provided, they .cinain upon the planta.
tiols entrusted to their charge.
vi. Such portions Of General Orders No.
l2l, issued from these headquarters, dated
December 0, 1861, as may conflict with the
execution of this Order are hereby counter.
manded.
VII. Officers charged with duties under
this Order will proceed Immediately to exc.
cute them ,oiihout further notice.
BY command Of the Governor.
S.R GlST,
Adj, and Insp. Gen of ). e..
Dec. 25, 1861, 46-lt.
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HEADQUARTERS

2ISt Regiment s. G. NJ Dec. 10Th.
In obedience to orders from the Adrtant
an nspect"r-Genera, you are hereby CON
manded and required to be AMI appear at
Lancaster c, H., ON Saturday 2s;h inst at
IL o'clock, A. NJ at which hour the line
will be formed for the purpose OF obtaining
volunteers, and Ifa sufficient number of Vol
uniccrS be- not obtained, draft will be re-.
sorted 10 on the smrne day. Captains or
Officers in command Of Companies are char.
gcd with The extension Of this order.
J. f.. RUTLEDGE,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
I6-lt
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Attention Cavalry

have received a telegraph from Gen. Gist,
stating that our company will not be received
with less than ~ men it is therefore necessa.
ry for every member of the company 10 be ao.
tive in getting up recruits, as the company will
be disbanded on Saturday, if the number is
not promptly made up. The troop will parade
at Lancaster c. III. on Saturday, at II o'clock,
by order Of j. ID. McILWAIN, Can't.
December 9th, 1861. II
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Negros to Hire.

WILL HIRE at Lancaster G. H., on the
Il first day Of January. 1862. three Ne.
gros, JOHN, COLUMBUS, and HENRI.
ETTA, belonging to the Estate of Simon
Fraser, deed. HENRIETTA is n good
house girl. John and Columbus are both
No. /. field hands. Conditions of hiring
made known on the allowed named day.
JAS. r. MAGILL, Aim'r.
Dec 25, H..
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Military.

a company was organized in the new
Beat, within the corporate limits of Lancas
tervile, on Saturday last, by the election
Of the following officers
II. r. Price, Captain.
. +. NJ. Welsh, ist Lieutenant.
w. l.. Belk, I'd Lieutenant.
ii. p. Hancock, Sd Lieutenant
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Stay Law.

The Legislature has passed law for the re.
lief OF debtors. We have not yet seen the
Act, but understand that it suspends entirely
all civil proceedings in the Courts also the
enforcing Of executions by the Sheriff. We
will publish the Act when received.
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SHERIFF SALES.
WA. Robertson Applicant,
Lucinda Robertson, ct al.

Lucinda Robertson, ct al.
DY ORDER Or r. T.. HAMMOND,
- Esq, Ordinary for Lancaster District,
! will sell before the Court House door in
Lane ster, on the first Monday in January
next, WITHIN the legal hours of sale, the
Real Estate belonging 10 the Estate of John
Robertson, decd, bounded by lands Of
James ID. Mcll~ain, A. J. Mnckey, William
Robertson, ct. al, containing 8 acres, more
or less
TERMS.-h credit OF one wear, except
so much cash as will pay costs, the purchas.
er TO give note with good security and 4
mortgage Of the premises (if deemed ncces-
sary) To the Ordinary To secure the pur.
chase money.
AMOS MCMANUS, s l. d.
Lancaster, Dec 3, 1861. 3t-p SO so
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PROCLAIM ALTON


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS, THAT !, y r, JAMESON. Prc,i.
dent Of The Convention Of the Prople of
South Carolina, assembled pursuant to an
Act If the General Assembly. passed on
The thirteenth day of November in the
year ol our Lord one thousand EIGHT hun.
dred nnd sixty, and which adjourned on the
tenth day of April, one thousand cighl hun.
drcd and NlNty.one. by virtue of the author
i'y vested in me- by the said Convention, do
hereby c"nv"ke tive same and, bv th.s.
presents, do herewith summon the members
Of the said Convention TO re assemble nj
Columbia, in the State aforesaid, at twelve
O'Clock, m, on the twrnty.,iSth day of Ee
cembcr ncxt
Given under my hand. nj Bnrwood. Dorr-
well District, this (fnurtccnth) dny of
December, in The year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
- r. JAMESON,
President Of the Convention.
Attest: d. +. ARTHUR, Clerk.
Dec Is, 1861. I6-lt
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Provisions for the Cash.

SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, SALT,
~ CANDLES, Pepper, Ginger, Spice and
Starch, jrst received and for sale for CASH
ONLY. DO not ash for credit on the above
articles, as we would be bound to refuse.
IiASSELTlNE s. MASSEY.
Lancaster, July 20, 'Gl.
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Col. James II. Witherspoon has received the
appointment Of special Aid'dc,Camp to Gov.
Pickens, and charged with the superintendent
OF Military orders IN this District.
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Notice.

HAVE LOST TWO NOTES. one on
f ID. Green, for Sl2SOO, dated MarcS
l2,n, 1851 aud one on James f.. Curc,nn.
for $4,000. dated Gas well as remcmhcr}
on the ist OF February, 1861. All persons
are warned against trading for the above.
ms they will be renewed after this advcr.
uSeinch' Il. NJ. SIMS.
De.. 18th, 1851, 46 BIN.
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A Battle on the Potomac.

RICHMOND, December 2l.-A portion Of
our Potomac army suffered defeat ycstcr.
day. At 4 O'Clock yesterday morning. Gen
Stuart, with $50 cavalry, the jeff Davis Ar
tillcry, lst Kentucky Regiment, 10th Ala
bama, ll;h Virginia. and 9th South Caroli
m Regiments, being n portion of Gen Long
streets Brigade, left Cc2treviIlc to attempt
10 capture n Fc3eral fonging party at
Drainesville, sixteen miles from Centrsvii.
As they ncarcd the Place, they found the
Yankees $4,000 strong. Gen. Stuart with
his 5000 attacked them. The fight lasted
the greater portion Of the day. when the
Coufcderat2s retired. Our loss was 80 killed
and an cqnal number wounded. Among the
killed are Col. Taylor, of the lst Kentucky,
and Major of the same Regiment The
llth Virginia, from I.ynchburg, had seven
killed and twelve wounded. A third field
officer was killed and another had an arm
shot of. -Four of the Tennessee FLYING
Artillery were killed at their guns and sew
eral wounded Gen Stuart sent 10 head.
quarters for rciulorcements. and last night
the balance of Gen. I.ongsirect's Brigade.
consisting OF fourteen regiments. went
down to give the Yankees another fight
Nothing has been heard Of the operations
TO day
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In order that the hands I'm our Office may
enjoy the Christmas holidays, no paper will be
issued from this Office next week. If anything
important transpires, we will issue an extra.
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Col. Ma1cy Gregg, ofthe lst Regiment S. c.
Vol, has been promoted to the rank of Briga.
dier'General aud ordered to report to Gen. Lee
in this State.
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Capt, Caskey's Company, the Lancaster Ii,
gers" has been attached to Col Means Rcgi,
ment, aud has left the camps at Columbia for
some point on the coast
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S O u L IL ca ROl.IN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

by p. Il. IIamnond, E,qnirc, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WEREAS, John Gardner and Wm II
Blackman has applied to me for Letters of
Administration on all and singular the
Goods and Chatlcls, Rights and Credits Of
William Baker late of the District aforesaid.
deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite aud admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi
tors of the said licensed, to be and appear
before me Mt our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, 20 be holden nj I.ancaste,
Court House on the 80 day of January
next, TO show cause, if any, why The said
administration should not be granted.
{ - Given under my hand aud seal,
LIS. this the l7ih day of Dec. in
(~~ )the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixty-one, and in
the eighty-sixth year OF the independence
of the State OF South Carolina,
p. Il. HAMMOND. o. l.. d.
Dec IL, 1861. 46-2t-pf 2 80.
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Mr.. ]. ii. Hood, Of Belair, has our thanks
for very fine turnip, decidedly the largest We
have seen the present season.
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COL J. Ii. Witherspoon, who is just from
Columbia, has our thanks for Charleston and
Columbia papers in advance OF the mail.
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NOTICE

e. COMMIT TED AS A RUNAWAY
"a to the Jail of Kcrshaw District, =. G..
~ negro man slave, named FERRY.
who says that he belongs 10 one Burrell
Temple. II resident Of Wake County, North
Carolina. The owner of said negro slave
il required to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
q w. JOHNSON, Jailor.
October 81. 1861. 35tf.
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To Hire.

WILL. HIRE on the first day of Janu
A nrv, 1862, at Lancaster Court House.
ELEVEN NEGROES, good field hands
belonging 10 the Estate of F. l.. Fraser.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM, Executor.
Dec. l6, 1861. 45-2t.
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SHERlFF'S SALES.
ID. G. Phillips, Applicant,

J. J. Ogburn and wife, ct al.
Di Order of p. II. Hammond, ESQ Or.
ID dinary, will sell before the Court
House door in Lancaster on the Ist Mon
day III Januar next, within the legal hours
of sale, the Real Estate Of Robert Phillips.
decd containing five hundred acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of William Gard
ncr. Robert Gardner, Slias Ingram, Gardner
Ingram. et. a..
TERMS.--On n credit Of one wear. ey.
ccpt =" much cash ~ will paw cost, and also
50 much cash AZ will pay the debt. interest
and cost on Il ;i IA of John T. Welsh W.
Robert Phillips, say about 5000 The
purchaser giving note and good security for
the rr>iduc, and II mortgage of the premi.
~rs, Gf deemed necessary to The Ordinary
TO secure the purchase nourv
AMOS McMANUS, s. l.. ID.
Lancaster, Dec. 3, 1861. 3t-p { So 80
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premeditated the seizure Of Mason and
Slidell, and hopes amIcabe relations with
England will be preserved.
Demonstrations hostile to the United
States have been made in some of the
English ports.
There are reports that Minister Adams
regarded his call inevitable. The press of
Brussels and Paris are unanimous in sus
tainlng England and condcmning the cap
ture of Mason and Slidcll.
A Litter has been received in Washing
ton, from liverpool, which states that all
arms destined to the United States have
been removed from the vessels. and no
more are to be shipped. Lincoln hopes di.
piomatically to dcAy affLirs with ENGLAND
and thinks England will select France to
mediate and if so, the United States will
choose Russia. No result will follow, and
Lincoln will continue unmolested the war
with the Confedera,es.
The New York Hrau, Of the 10th, saws
that the Lincoln Cabinet has not detprmin.
ed on what course TO pursue in the Mason
and SIidelI affair. as tie English messcn.
ger has not yet arrived.
The effect of the news from England in
Wall Street was very mark ed. There was
n general and heavy tumble of the stocks
All kinds have suffered u depreciation Of
from five to six per cent. United States
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Plantation for Rent.

W RENT privately, for the year 1862
Il the Plantation lying on the East sid.
1i inc Coil road. South of the Clinton
bridge. Apply to
JOS. A. CUNNINGHAM.
Dec. l6, 1861, 45-2t,
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FOR RENT

INlE House and Lot (known as the
Il Crockett LoD in Lancasterville. nj
present occupied by Glass CASTOR. Pos.
session given, lst January, 1861 Apply to
Jones Crockett
Dec TO- 45-2t,
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To Hire.

WILL HIRE on next Friday, the 27th
Il inst, at Lancaster Court House, the
Garris negroes.
J. A. HAsSELTINE.
Dec. 25, 1t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Adjutnnt and Inspector rails Oiirc, }
. Columbia, :. C., December l6, 1861 {
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1872.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

MARINE ITEMs. - Steamers have com
menced running from Milwaukee to Port
Washington, shsbOygan, and Three Rivers.
This is unusually early for navigation to
open on Lake Michigan. The steamer Is
land Queen left .sandusky on Wednesday for
Kelly Island, to commence her regular trips.
The schooner Adele, Capt. Scott, arrived at
Chicago from Milwaukee on Wednesday with
iorty-six half barrels Of fsh.
The steamer Ocean, of the Cleveland and
Detroit Line commences her regular trips
to-day.
THE lea IN qHE CREEK AND LAKE. The
cold snap oft Last few days formed ice at
least three inches thick, covering the canals
and creek. The fishermen who 60 out for
miles on the ice in the lake, TO set their
lines, inform us that the intense cold has
frozen up the creeks and rotten ice so solid
ly, that 10 will take at least twenty days of
warm weather, such as we had just previous
10 the cold snap, 10 weaken It as it was be-
fore. Some OF the fishermen are preparing
TO 90, this afternoon, ten miles on the ice TO
set their trout lines. On the American shore,
as far up as Erie, there is nothing but ice
and gentleman who just returned from
Gravelly Bay this morning, informs US that
the ice field extends up as far as the eye can
reach above Long Point. Indications are
not as favorable for an early opening Of nav
igation as they were week ago. There is
one favorable thing about it,and that is thei ice
is not pulled up and anchored on the shore,
as in previous years, so that heavy blow
up the lake would loosen and carry it off,
BUT. Er. l..taF.. t,- ..irf.t#
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First, We ask individuals everywhere, to con
tsbute At once, and TO urge Il upon their friends
second, We appeal TO ali Churches and organ
lied bodies 70 sct promptly, generously and en-
oiently. -r-a 'fI1.r "a II..
Third, We urge upon every Governor Of every
State Immediately TO bring this matter 10 the at
tention Of their Legislature and people. Our
last statistics show that nearly 500 900 Is needed
within the coming fortnight, 70 supply this peO-
pie with seed for Spring planting. Il can only
be furnished by State action. Every COnsideTa
ton Of interest also demands thar this neY State
should be enabled 10 become self sustaining, pro
ductive, and eventually rich-thus 70 fulhi her
destiny, andto help Others, as We are now helping
her
We ask, theEefore, every Legislature 70 do as
they would have Others DO 70 them In ike dis
tress, and at once to grant ample supplies.
All money sent % our Treasurer, John r.
WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank, New York
city, will be gratefully acknowledged and effect
Nely used.
All clothing should be sent to it GEN POME-
ROY, AtchisOn, Kansas p and freight should be
prepaid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

EXCITEMENT IN Milan, ERIE Co.-It has
been known for many years to the inhabi-
tants of this place, that in the bed of the
Huron river near Milan, there is conside-
rable gas-spring.- The citizens here, how
ever, did nothing about making a fortune
out of it. Some expected theri money
would be turned to gas also, and some be-
lieved it not to be a genuine article, because
the spring is near the distiHsry. Lately it
has been discovered that the gas of said
spring burns when light is applied and gen
tlemen from Pittsburgh have been here
looking for oil. The ground is leased already
to them, and the work will commence as
soon as the tools arrive. The excitement is
running Improperly is not yet affected.
Milan, March sth, 1861. Z.
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THE FAMINE IN KANSAS.
Appeal for the Destitute from the New
York City Committee.

LuNA OAAI
WM c. BRYANT. WILLIAMS,
Chairman. Treasurer.
Chas. II. Marshal Seth B. Hunt
Morris ketchum, G. B. Bronson,
Daniel Lord Daniel Drew,
+. H. McCurdy, c.. W Elliott,
j. S. WadsWOFth. ...
1t has become our imperative duty to urge upon
the public attention the fact-that over 20 OOj of
our fellow citizens in Kansas are now in imnli-
nent danger Of starving. We have the evidence
from al! sourees-trom zen; PomeroY, Chairman
of the Territorial Relief Committee, from the
columns Of nearly every newspaper there, of all
shades of pOlitics-frOm our own reliable agent
who has Just returned. There was doubt OF the
misery, terrible, widespread, destructive.
We have evidence that whole families have al
ready died OF starvation; and that thousands more
must lie down discouraged, ana died Of want and
disease consequent upon II, unless prompt and
thorough relief is at once supplied. Congress is
now attempting TO sustain the starving Indians,
but our 1000 fellow cOuntrymen-men, women
and children-can neither get away from the des-
OlatiOn, nor borrow, nor beg. Their only depen-
dence is upon Us who have never known hunger.
They must be sustained Will you help US TO
help themY
To assure you that whatever you do will reach
them, we state that in every township is a Relief
COmmittee-these are all represented by the Ter
ritorial Committee as follows:
TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE.
s. e. PomerOy, AtchisOn w. w. Guthrie,
Brown County; j. /. Mcdowell, LeavenWoTth
Rev. Z. Reynolds Lawrence Rev. l.. BOdweil,
Topeka; DR. 5. Ayers, Linn County; F T. Blake,
Junction City &. B. Lines, Wabaunsee; +. b.
Baker, Centralia Rev VIM Bishop, SaliuR
Judge A. Spaulding, Jefferson County j. c.
Lambin Butler County Geo. M. Russell, Wy
andOtt.
ExEOUTIvE coNlurrE.
s. c. Pomeroy, Chairman ]. L. Mcdowell,
Rev. e. Reynolds, Rev. J.. BOdWell, f. z. Baker.
S. C. POMER9Y, Corresponding Secretary.
u. II, FAIRCHILD, Treasurer.
Gen. Pomeroy Is Chairman, and at Atchison de-
votes his whole time and energy, with assistants,
to the receipt ana distribution Of all cODtibu-
tions of food and clothing, all OF which are de-
uyered upon requisltiOns of Town Committees,
and are distributed through them, This Organi-
zation is prompt, thorough and effective, and we
advise the sending of supplies through II. Money
and clothing are needed from u.s. food can be got
in the West.
The names of our committee appear at the
head of this appeal, and we hope will be suili-
cient 70 induce cooperation. Our Treasurer is
John f. Williams President of the Metropoli
tan Bank, New York city. All money sent to
him will be applied to the payment of Gen.
PomerOys drafts, on account Of freights ami
sacks. We appeal to you all, by every dictate Of
humanity, OF honor, and Of public good, to unite
with US in alternating this great calamity. There
is no time 70 be lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

ANEW BooK.-The Blennerhassett Papers,
containing the hitherto unpublished CORES
pondence of Messrs. Blennerhsssett, Burr,
Wilkinson, and their contemporaries, with
a memoir of Blennerhassett; also an account
of the Spanish Association of Kentucky, is
just out.
It is a book which ought to be in every
library. John Jameson is agent for this
city, and viii call on citizens for their sub
scriPtions. Sold by subscription ONLY.
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NoEICE.-Intending to close my Banking
business I have transferred much Of it to
Messrs. Henry, Wick & Co., Bankers, and to
facilitate settlements shall, for the present,
occupy room in their bank, at the corner
of Bank and St. Clair streets, where dspOsi-
tors can receive their balances on applies
tien. FATETTE BROwE.
Cleveland, March 10, 1861. 81
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NoTIoE.-Tbe Psws in the Euclid street
Presbyterian Church viii be rented for one
year, on Monday afternoon, March II, 1861.
Sale to commence at tive o'clock.
Cleveland, March s, 1851. 2t
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H1= BOOk-bePers wia md frssh sup
Ply Of Leroy ". RsirehiFs Gold Pens
At }. B. COBB & Co.'s AZ Of Leroy W.
Farehilds Gold Pens sold 6y J. B. Cob
& Co., are DaTantsa for one gear. ltd.