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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-06-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Tbe

~ Comm the Lexington X int River Sw emp
Land State road all h. A. IhdnceE Aliens the township
Of FIX Monsy the 22i day Jgly at O'Clock T.
for the purpose of letting all that portion Il ss road
san &C county not yet constructed. On "Wednesday
the - Ia day of July next, az O'Clock =. But
er'S the south Of section. ., and 3d.
town 10 north of Tango l. east an3 on Freay, 10Th
l O'Clock NJ az Stone. Tavern in the township Of
North BaHch county "f Ia peer, tor the purpoe Of 10:
ting tiat portion 90 said road in the Of Ispeer
The read is lc built fnoWs
10 be- grubbed 30 feet wids snd cleared of all loose
timber, brush an: stone four Iods wide, and all Of
road which is Ian! rods VIDE To- he chopped
III RODS each sa- al the centre and the hole be-
in such manner thar the Of tie al be
thirty inches higher than the Level of the ground eth
SIDE. al 10 bee built of tmbr -,s han
inches dismete. and 10 feet ong and covered with
H. foot jep IN and all cu!verts 70 he MT les,
that fee long nj "a feet WIDE To h. covered with n.
plank IHe number, and length of side d ans liz,
number of 70 : ~ Ia be- built th. number
size cu,v-rt, with al other necessary nforma IN
b. gVea the DAYS of citing. The '.rd+ for tLe
strucuou 81 sand 'oad may seeciei from any Of the
- ann; bands The ;loser Peninsula, t.i.nyng m.
state nf Michigan
JEREMIAH J. Ms, CoDemissianer.
I.xnytaD, June To- 1861. 5s32
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Wednesday Morning. JHEe ID. 1861.
Tur TBIRp.-We have received letter

from Homer l.. Thayer, sergeant in Company
G. giving checrin: account OF their reception
On the route to Detroit, and their safe arrival
Al Cleveland.
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EROBATE NOTICE-Statc of Mich.

I igtu, c unty 81 IngLsm, At a s-ss,,n Of tie
Probate cu' for the County of ingnsrn hnl- al the
Probate Oii." tie village cf Mason M.nisy. tie
l.th day a. June, lie thousand eight hun
drei and sixty pr.-e1; VIM II Pjuckn-v Judge If
Proha'e In he aatte. # the estate f Jai n X Gil
1T, dece1Set on -sdus and rtg the lct' on 81 Al
ds,n Z Hamil,"r duly verified PRAYING that order
Ian e j. ~ lett, sAm the estate e.. saii John
h. ,,l-tr Gec@a ~-d GOOD and icent Ae ei
II Of h- flin-rg p-c- parcel n. land.
va C"mm.n cr- ~ rpnt l. rods ncTth e the place
vile he south line # lot y" 3 g the "a If 10.
toan 4 rang " jnt.rects crosses the we-c side
of Huchett Ia called in the village Of Ccwater,
thence north the e said Hsnchei-
extended rods. thence = line parallel with The
south pc Of SAID To- No 80 Is rods thence south
line parallel with The side of said H-neett street
EXTENDED RODS, thence line aec, the place
Of beg nnin Containing o. fquarr r- Of land except
ing and erving from the south SIDE of lot st'in
land l. fee, de arl Is ros ony, accordance With
the conditions of CERTAIN by said john
X Gletr TO Cynth l. Westfall. and by her regularly
! s--ign j to said petitioaer:
TaeJeBpon u pid-iei. that Monday, The Am day a.
August newt a. Il O'Clock the frenoon, be assign
ed for the bearing If s- petition and that the heirs a.
OF said deceased and AL persons Interested N
said Estate, Teqa're 10 appear AZ session f said
Court, then be hoen AT the Probate Office in the wi
sge OF Mason and show cause, there BE- why the
PRAYER of the petitioner should not be granted And
further ORDERED that sad petitioner give notice 10 the
a.tition and the hearing hereof b. az q copy u
this order to be Published the Lansing Republican, a
printed and circulating County of Ing
hsu, successive weeks previous 70 said day o. hear
| ing "a true copy wM. II rlNChNEY.
1 6~321 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-06-19
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL The ladies' of

STRAWBERKY FESTIVAL y nc IaucS OF
the Lansing Military Aid Society are requested
To meet at Dodse's Hall, at three O'Clock 7. NJ !,
ON Friday next, "a make asran cement for straw
berry Festival, the proceeds Of which are I" he
appropriated 10 military purposes.
June Is, 1851 BY order of the Society.
We hope the call will receive the attention OF
the ladies of the city They are entitled to
much credit for their patriotism, rs already ex-
pressed in their act-, aud if proper arrangements
are made tn, viii receive liberal patronage
fror, c.l ci:z -,s Az all events they will richly
deserve il
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A Bargain.
EARM FOR SALE. containing 120

Of choice farming land. situated mics we-,
of Lansing, the lansing and Aleg.n state Hoad %
acres seeded. The farm is well supplied With curaoe
water abundance Of good rail tin god sugar onsh
Of tree large orchard Of yo,nZ grated fflt ues
with cJnI Ole buildings cebverpt SIZE 10Y pup
lie house The subser Der s'so Offers go acres Of sid
land situated 10 oueirA and RoNard
For further particulars Eng aife a. TIE arm or azores
A A. JENNIE, Lansing, Mo-.
Lansing, June s, 1851 S2D.t
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ELDERS ZoUAvEs This Company or
ginz'f recently aud is composed Of picked men.
On Tuesday last the Muster Roll was put in cir.
citation. and and on Friday evening the orsani
sailon was perfected by the election of officers.
The folloSins are the officers # the company:
Captain, Matthew Elder,
I>t Lieut., paur Abraham t'otfr,u
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NOTICE.-hll persons Indebted to the,

late firm III -IrrI 4 Ne vii pie - cal and
tie BET ne the j., II IA uot ~
and note III: AT that tm- be placed in the hands of
~ far co-ct' John 4 KERR
surviving partner the late firm e ii 'sIner Kerr.
Lansing. June 10 lNGl
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Painting, Glazing. l. Paper Hanging.

The ersgned having heated himself in Ian sing now
prepared To do ait kinds Of House Painting, Paper
i4LgI0g and Ola zing with nestness and Dispatch I}y
strict attention 10 bus ness he hopes t. receive b-T
al share Of puhlic patronage Sh"p--co # kala-
mazoo Street and Washington Avenue
J W VASkUREN
Lansing. M'ci.. June l., ISL. Gm32l
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Rate. Of Advertising.

SNARE fIDlines, - for; irst Insertion and
=. IN, .,ch .u8sei ieni ihoiie.tion foTany period
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

LoUIsyILLE, Dec, 27-Letters to tn.
Democrat from London, KY, say4 there are
only fifteen hundred rebels at Cumberland
Gap under Col. Rains.
They have sent their sick to Rockville.
Their pickets extend to Ave miles this side
of the Gap.
Mr. Dun who has just arrived from Som.
erset reports that fight took place on
Tuesday night at the house of Joseph
Evers lie, in Perry couuty. hstween one
hundred AMI eighteen rebels aud forty
seven Union men. The rebels we're COM
biefelY routed, With sixteen wounded the
federal loss WAS thing,
The rebels are prnwIiug through Perry.
Lefcher and Breaihit conhiies, robbiug and
swearing Union m, q to snppart the South
eru ConfedeFacy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
~rHEM MULEs.-They had a great

~THEM MULEs.-They had great
time The other day landing mules at CALI
p lis The landing consists of a gravelly
beach, walled by high bluff, SO that eper-
atoms have been somewhat restricted in
point of area. The Izetta and Lady Jack
500 landed a lot of mules for the 42I Ohio
Regiment, and as most of the animals were
unbroken, some of the most characteristic
traits that the mule nature comprises were
splayed. FIRST came the job of getting
them OFF the boat, which was mainly effect
ed by dragging them along tue plank by
main force. Once on land, the animal in
variably stood planted until urged by one
burly volunteer Juggling at the halter, and
half dozen stirring his ribs With poles, IT
would start at full jump, when the air
would be fall of kicking, Aoundertng APP
partition, part mule, some soldier and much
heels. 81 .sstszz.,,....s-. ......a.-s
Then, aftergetting away, the "auimile"
would stop aud submit to being caught
again, whentth pole would advance and
the same sceue would occur again. At
dnst, after goDo zeal OF sWealnG' SeI'lnB'
and concentrating, the wagons were got
oFaud set up, and six mules attached to
each, and now the boys are breaking them.
Every few minutes team of this kind,
each mule bestrode by soldier, with bis
feet dangling nearly to the ground goes
ratllipg by, TO the infinite amusement Of
abe spectators.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
na-Faox CHEAr MoUErAlx AsD EGKwA-

~FRox CHEAT MOUNTAIN AsD ELKwA-
rEa.-Lieut. q G. Flpsher, OF. the 2ni Viz
ginia Regiment arrived yesterday from
Elkwater. Lieut.. Flesher was engaged IN
the recent Eight at Allegheny Summit where
a'he commanded n portioniof the company to
which he belongs, the Captain beilga sent.
The march 10 the attack from Elkwa1er aud
Huttopsyilie was powerful Many men
gave out during the night. The roads were
bnd5and the night dark. The rebels bad
cut down many large trees in anticipation
of an attack upon their camp. whentthe
fight commenced these trees afforded shell
rand protection 10 our troops, without
which the loss Of life would have been
three times as great. The rebels are said
to have had nine pieces OF artillery and
about three thousand men, while the force
opposed 10 them was not more thon seven
hundred at any one time" The detach.
meut of the End Virginia under Lieutenant
Flesher were assigned 10 the duty of pick
ing of the rebel artiIlerists who were al
together unprotected. One qua was thus
cleaned entirely of its operators f9uror five
times and atiast entirely abandoned. Flesh
eFs men were so efectuaIly protected uY
the fallen timber. that not single one was
killed and only one wounded. 1t is said
shat after the fight the rebels chopped the
limbs from the fallen trees, cut the logs 10
two aud turned them endwise towards
their camp. a,a
: The Federal loss was twenty killed and
one hundred wounIed and missing. When
the rebels were found to outnumber our
mea and to be strongly entrenehed besides,
an order to retire was given and executed
in good order, the Federlls carrying off all
their killed aud wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

sS-FaoM GIrNRR CoUsry.-Aletter re-
crfved yesterday FROM GiImer county
Con's Mills says that g. B.Sconrad. late
Brigaoier General Of Militia, has left that
county. aud joined the rebel army. The
letter also states that the spirit ofrebellion
is being rapidly crushed in that region,
secessfonists are arrested every dny-the
violent are sent to headquarters and the
mo Ierate sworn and released. Many come
in and voluntarily take the oath Of allie
glance to the Uaioa. Three notorious
Captains of guerilla bands, Bill Davis, Pete
Sourbara and one Perrili have recently
been killed, together wttha considerable
number of their followers. only a few
were made prisoners. The writer of the
letter. says he has JUST learned Of the cap
ture of Perrygreen Connolly u notorious
rebel, with a nuruber ofhis band. This
fellow is said to have boosted that be had
sealpelthirty Union mes. The writer OF
the letter, thorough Union man, has re.
Gently been waylaid seyeraltimes upon his
own farm and shot at.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

HALIrAx. Dec. 27.-The Steamer Eur, Pa
arrived at Eve and sailed At seven o'clock
ia Is n.ordfng or liverpool. Messrs. Ma
so n and Sideii Wtre not on board.
The Steamer Asia reached here yesterday
to 90 up the ST Lawrence. but came back
her troops here, bat sails for New Bruins
wick to-day.
John in the Delta tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

NEw YoRk. Dec. 2T.-rhtre was quite
an excitement in the Stock market this af-
ternoon, with an advance in prices, which
is attributed to the impression that sus-
pension of extensive payments in specie by
The banks, will precens the next large
treasury negotiations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Dec 26. via BALT1-
MoRE, Dec. IA flag OF truce took an
immense quantity of clothing to Norfolk
this afternoon, destined for the Federal
prisoners at Richmond, New Orleans and
elsewhere. ~
The steam guuboat Keystone State ar
rived here this at ernoon from Bermuda
She has two cases of small pox on boar l,
and has been guaranteed. She has beea
in pursuit OF the pirate Sumter, but has not
vel seen her, and hrings no news.
The brig Empire, from Boston. via New
port, arrived this afternoon. She has an
assorted cargo of apples, &c., for Port
Royal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

nS-PIENsksT HoLYpAy REaoNe Two
men recently resided nt Cape Town. South
Africa, who were born GA the same day.
and who both died on the same day, aged
exactly sixty years. Since the age of ten
years, each bad made enc sea voyage
every gear, tftty voyages both returning
home annually. Bat what Is singular, on
the day Of their death IL cane out that one
had Seen exactly one hundred days and
nights fourteen weeks and Two daysl more
than the other. Now, If this statement is
not Gterquy trne, it is still scientifically
possible; and although such apparent par
adozes as this form no part Of the COS senrse
Of study at Hftehcock's Business School,
No. s. Main street, yet the mysterles OF
Bookkeeping and kindred branches, aFe all
made as clear as the above to these who
listen. y .z.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

TRExrox. n. j.. Dec. 27.-Gol. Hulligan,
the heroic defender OF Lexington, Mo-, left
here at half past o'clock for PhiIalel-
phia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

~THH RlvER.-The river is nil TALL.
ing with sufficient amount of water for
boats of light drapght. Some fears are
entertained that there will be freeze.
The Liberty arrived yesterday from Gin
cinnnti, and willleaye again this evening.
The s. G. Baker is now running in the
steubenville trade in opposition TO the
james Means.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

PoRFLAND, Dec. 27.-The steamer Novs
Scotian has arrived. Her adyices have
been anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

nHco1p.-The weather has turned sud-
-lenly. cold, and Is more like what il should
be upon he heels Of Drceaaber- We are
rl.ti OF il, f5f IL Is ssiltbat 81 gresa chEist-
mas makes = fss esstsh-yard.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

NEw YoRk, Dec. 27.-The Steamer Ed
inburg is signallei below aud will be up
about 2 o'clock. 1.er adviees have been
anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-Presidert Lin
colo. accompanied by Capt. Dahlgreeu,
visited the Pensacola to-day on her trial
trip.
Coils. Neagher and Asbott have been
nominated to the Senate as Brigadier Gem
erals.
Gen. Rosecr.ns arrived here from West
ern Virgins to-day.
vidtng fur the appointment Of three Com
mfssioners from each State, to visit the
camps aud receive and forward to the
friends of soldiers the letters and allot-
uient of pay.
It is reported and generally credited that
tue Trent AFFAIR has been adjusted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

SJRGSalSs orr wtra ANOTHER MASS
wlsl.-We heard it said upon the streets,
that Lieutenant in regiment serving In
Western Virgins, recently got his pay aud
came home 10 Ohio upon furlOugh and
afler remaining few days with his
friends, left suddenly. in company with the
young and interesting wife of n member Of
his company. The wife represented tha.
she was going, in company with the Lieu
tenant, to see her husband, about whom
she bad been mantfesting an alarming So
iicitude, bnt she didn't go to see him. The
.f.ithiess wife and her parnmour are said to
be rusticating in an out of the way place,
not Thousand miles from Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

D9-TnE patriotic ladies of.the Cumber.
land district, in Hancock county, made aud
sent out just before Christmas one HUNDRED
5pairsfof tntttens for Capt. Stevens, con-
ipapy, which, we have no doubt, proved a
most acceptable CGristtnas gin. Fotemos.
in this good work were the Misses Free
man aud Miss Barbara Brown. Little
Hancock not only furnishes her foil com
plement of soldiers, many Of them the
very best among her citizens, but supplies
themiwith all those little comforts not pro-
vided for in the conmissary department,
and provides for the families of volunteers
that need aid without harrassing the Gov
ernor or Legislature
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

MosrREA1, Dec. 27.-No decision has
yet been made by the authorities as to the
building of military Telegraph line to
Qnebec.
The existing Telegraph company of Can
ada seriuusly contemplate extending the
line some 200 miles tn Cape st. RUsiere in
The Gulfof ST. Lawrence
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
AND sTILL THEY CoMEI
MORE NEW GOODS!
HOLM ROEMER'S,

O&A4LN ~
No, % Main stn Centre wheeling.
A AsI0SISHNGLY Low PRIUES FlK CASH
FTe1 e aorlno-. plain and asurs.l Of all eo,or.-
Thibst Cloths, Of all qualities and eolOrs, nom
f e IN s s.a ssurod xa.a D.1Aa..
REoarnIag Drsss Goods.
Boaabazinsl Rtaek NsrinosI. PLATA D lek OeLainaa,
black Crane and 1--we VellA Hack lIoliary, lux aud
KID GI0VeI RIaek CrIpe Collars. &C.
ShAyVIa and CIoaIks.
Rabrae4a the very Iatsst novelties Of the Soasoa-
LadIssi BIack AMI 0JlIrod ClJth OlDtks,
Long and Square Wlllen Plain AMI Plaid SaAWt1S
BrOche ShaWls. Vsry cheap.
BLACK CaIhmsro hi O. Sh1Hl1s
H1OP SKIRTS, fOr LaiieG, Mis1pl sal ChitdEpu
Hosiery, Gloves aud Undsrgarments.
Ladies', Gsats' ani ChiLlrens OJttan and Wooden
Hosiery, In eol0rs aud white; Rleeey Incl COtton
Hosiery fJr Ladies and Children; NernO Uuieryeltl,
Mems Undorshfrts and Drawers, white and euiored.
White Bed Bltukets; Rel Whit, Btaes drey and
IMRRIcGN- DoWRsFTo 90ons. BlstehaI and
ed-Cottou shIrtings 4 She tingS. Checks,
Plaid Linseys Canton FlannelA color d aut white
EMBR0TDERIESs-RIch styles Of ErPnrh aud
Scotch Collars, Black Grape COihArs. elaek Lace
vsils Bands, Edsings aud tnsertings. Sc, &c. !.
Also TO RFTiVe large assortment Of Furs. leheap)
Woolsn COmfprts, for Men aud Boyss In large guam
an of these Goods will be sod a. very law pFieaa
for cash Please call soon, ~
uoysO JOHN BONNER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

WAsHISdTos, Dec. 27.-Jndge Army has
inst arrived here from New Mexico, bring
ing dispatches from the Federal army ott-
GERS here TO the Government. He reports .
strong Union feeling iu the Territory. =
Col. Candy In command Of the Military
Department has remken Forts Craig and
Stanton on the Aassillt border diving the
Texans away, aud at the latest dates be
was en- ROME for Fort Fillmore, to dispossess
the enemy of that post, which was SUR
redered by Col Lynde: from thence he in.
tended marching into Arizona TO drive Oh
the rebeis, aud leaving u suticient force,
there can be no doubt of lis success.
The Legislature met On the I'd Gov.
Connelly in his message, recommends Hc-
tive measures with relercnce to the IndiAnS,
who have been tempered with by Albert
Pike, suggesting that they be located on
the reservation, and encouraged in agri-
cultural pursuits. The Indians, for the
greater part, are pearable aud friendly to
the Government.
Judge Army on. hia way passed, on the
Big Bend of the Arkansas, camps Of the
eonfederated tribes of the plains, consist
ing of the following: 5000 Arnpahoes,
Kiowas, Camanches, Cheyennes, Waine
and Apaches. They desired him TO say
when he reached Washington, that they
would hRht Tor the Great Fhlher anu tue
defence OF the Union.
Gov. Connolly has recommended to the
Legislative Assembly the repeal of the
SLAVE code enacted two years ago, and
from the lone of public feeling, an act for
that purpose will be passed.
Kit Carson is now a Colonel in command
of regiment of Mounted Rangers, south
of Rio Grande, making his headquarters at
Albuquerque.
Judge Army has succeeded him as Indi-
an Agent, aud is cooperating with him in
using the Indians as scouts MS the Union
forces advance and the rebels retreat South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
Santa Claus Head Quarters.

61I HaDS. PRIME r. q. SUGARS,
sJljiDo 6bls Refined do
$50 do N y, N0lasseeI
rs Do Golden syrup, fE nile by
a0yls RA17ToS posiILon ? oaLzBAT 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

ST.. Louis, Dec. 27,-ln accordHnre with
orders frnln Gen IIuIleck, the Provost
Marshal General directs that the sixteen
slaves now confined in the ST. Lnuis county
Jail. and advertised for sale unler the
State, be released from, prison and placed
Of this Department for laLOr. till further
orders, said slaves being prHpsrty of reb-
els, and having been used for iusurrectiou-
ary purposes,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28
nAM,n PEACHES

TUsT RECEIVED, q hne To- Of ehOtes Canned
j Peaches pnt mp In the very best manner.
For sala by PRYOR fROST,
deel9 - ~ 3 p VAIN ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

GILOTH CAPS.-we have an the new styles
" Of Cloth and Fancy CAss meGs C5 S, 49,.
decS HARPER = BRO.
nIARIBS FOR s62S f0r ale at the Varie-
u " store Of D.SIO9LL = BRO1
deciT ZOE Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-28

NOVELTY MILLS FLOUR.-T White
+ IN Wheat Family Flour Of tie celebrated Novelty
brand, lust received and for sale by
.sdeei4 GEO. ADAMss 70 MAia 81 !.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-01

.OUN D-A SEAL 5I. SKIN s. IlSI,St GL9ya, e ,5i;,
n ,1b,ch the owner can hsTe py calling ~ 'hi'
~. sad psYlng iqT this notice.