davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

NHANUHRY SALE - URsUAET
~ 70 the command Of 3 deoretal order Of sac
from the Circuit Court Of the united States for the
Northern district cf Ohi9, at the suit Of Charlotte
Herendesn against GesIge U. Shumway and others,
70 ms directed thali expose for eale ht public Huo
tOD at tho door cf the FEDERAL Court Building, m
the city Of Cl veland the fourteenth day Of Fob
ruary ls62, at three o'clock p. tho following de-
scrbed rea eAtate, situate In the township Of Nun
son. IN the county Of Geauga, and state OF y htos
known by the north part OF lot NO. enc tract No.
tWo and south part Of LOT No. four, east division OF
tract NO. one, and bouadsd % toloWP; Beginning in
the centre # the STATE road lsading from OhaTgOn
EquRrs 10 Rave. ns at the northeast corner OF
piece Of land in lot No. one, tatt No tWOs formerlg
owned by MehiJzbla hewcomb. and since By halza
SPENCER, thence west forty -four chairs and forty
eight linKs TO stake and stones in the west line OF
lot No one tIncJ No. Two; IN, nee north tntrteon
chains and eighty linkg to stake and stones at be
nOrth-West corner Of lot No one, tract NO tgo
thsnoB west chain and seventy seven llnksi
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five hnts
to stake and stones; thence east forty-twO chains
aDo egbty-BeYeu links TO the centrb Of the Stnte
road; thence south So, east twentq-sevea chains
and forty-six hnka 10 the place OF beginning. con
taining hun red and eighteen and 70-l0l acres;
sixty acI's Of which Is lot one, tract two and
fty-eight Toto acres In south part Of lot four Ia
east division OF tract one, as per George smith 2
SUI vty, made October, 1858; beng the tsmo land
conveyed to George y. bhunWay By Hel3Oh Peck
and wife. Appraised ct s. 800
HENRY G ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Cbaneory.
T., n ko1f for nnIff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

MASTERS SALE-PUasUAHrTo no

M ADIBh > SALE-PUa6UAET TO
lNl the Command of pluries dsoretal order Of
sal rom the court Of Common plsas Of CurshQrr
county, Ohio, at the scit Of Eelscn Prince aHd oth
ersl agaiaat Levi Thomas and others, to cirscz-
ed, snah pose g sale az bu hc aEction, At tas
door Of the q urt Hause, IN ihr City Of tisTfan in
sal county the 22i day Of January. Is62 ct two
O'Clock z, NJ the lOlinwing described Freuiises to
wiz: situate IN klst Cleveland, Cuyshnss county,
Ohio and bouhded, beginning IN tEe Plank Bead,
and south s954- west chains 2 I links fr-u- the
west corner Of ChitiaRdsn lewis land; tasnca south
s03l9 chains and 20 iinks TO said LcF5' W 81 lna;
tn nee soulh chains and q inkz; thanos N sCLo
west cha ms and 70 links; thence nofth a9547 est
g Inks thence n0rth 50147 west 8 chains tr the
Plank hoads thence north 594o eass chalus and 80
Lin Ks to the plRee Of beginniag containing fhrsa
ami one half Of land AppraiFsa ct S575.
GEO. II. VIVIAN
u. B. Bea7is. Msster gomTnl
tPffs Atty sisczI.s7l-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

MT III LII y DAI - = U 10 . U
w ANT to fhs command Of decrataI order Of
Eal0 IRON the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ourahoea
county, Ohio, at the suit OF Christine Here sgains
Frederick Arnold and Catherine Arnold T. me direc-
ted. shall expose 70 saie at public auction az tie
door Of The Court House, in the City Of Cleveland
In said county @ the 22d dsg Of yaauarJ. 1852 az
wit situate in the City Of Clevelsnd rs ne stafa
Of ohio, and which is also In the County Of Cuys-
hoea and ls kuoEn By being lot No. thirty-eght in
John n. ool5eT suhdiVisirn Of original City lots
No. ia and 8 inclusive Of the original aIlotments
Of fTilage Of Cleveland, b. the maps Of said sub
divisions on record in said olnfy viii mors fuiiy
appear, and Is bounded foIioWH nOTthWesterly IL
front by Parkman street; northeas eriy By lot No
81 sou heasteriy in year bT P7rkmau lana. ana
southWesterIy By lot No 39 being = feet 70 Tidth
front and rear, and 100 feet deep, togsfher with
dwelling house erected on said lot, be the same
more or less, but subject to an legsl highEsFs-
Appraised at $50. GEO. Il. WXMAN,
Master Con nmissfoHer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Aftsr al other Treatment Fsilail
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New YORK gltyS WI pay ons Kun
Eed dollars ior tho HEsol thaf ne & sTsE s . egs
ihs UGitOd ssStss tToSis ne sans 5isss5sI Eith
Sfssr many ysars Of laborous study and szBszi.
gnes, Dr. GIBSON e happy IL being able e az
nolnee g ths Gniort1nate, thAt % has perao'ssss
sPEEDY AND PE8MAEEEF OUBH
si the above and 0gheE
PRIVATE DISEASES
With All bad elects erIsinF thsrsfrom, intending
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsrRATIoH.
- has sueooeded u curing ea9ss m snls elsY eoss
sallHYled 5hyEciHnss Who PrOfss 10 treat s pTi5gts
uAlsdisB with suoOe1l, and without receiving the
DE-. GiBsON dSs5 not boast that he "a = msmbaz cf
some College in London or Paris, 4s psrhaB8 soma
oth9rs Do the puFposs Of enBnarng tho innocent
and who mold out RIsRt szpsotationg nsver % be 70
aliTod. Bnt Whist DF. GIBSON might boast Of it
these who rsgoEa 1on6dsnee In his ability and ntsg
Tify, and that ne has perfected an American System
don or Paris OF snY pstsnf medions 70 equal for the
radical Oure ofssmlnsl weakness, and ell diseases or
arrangements, both mental and RkTIioAis AEisins
lrlIn sexual or lecrof abu8e.
Dr. GIBSON also elziml foT his nsI tTeetnSnt tbs
lolOEina RiyantREna over al othoEB Fst disoOFersd
d r1t, the agsnts used Ts IN no rssPsot disagree.
aalsi h9 uses no Enlics o. the dark ssss5 such e
10 restrictions IA dss or business required Third
II his treatment Is positive and certain In en osol
H1Epitsl 10 the United States end dsmonHtrsso the
lI7 hsn1s superiority O bis new sraa1ent over any
osk OF now known 70 tbs World 10 point Of sro1Ds
ncig, perrlaasayl iid5ea1. EsfssT sud oo1Tsniaoos
60 Ne REsiHnIs
IT. GIBBOH i5 permanently located IN Cleveland,
enG hzs during the past two jean performed many
cues Of qiassse5 Fhicn had for years resisted ai
othsr modes of treatment Reerelcs can ha given %
individuals Of the arst regDsctabilitY IN OsTslands
HogtOas HsE YORK, and other o1tlo9 In regard 80
Eiu and integrity IN al PROFESSIONAL angaoitongs-
Dyspspsia, Hhuauatiam, SCTOfula and Ell ohro1to
nilae1es E9l5ad Wite superior Buoee5s
So Medisins sent 70 hnT part Of tks country on
retsipt of tan dollars
pE. GIEeSE'5 EsE WozE on FETEisiosT iOE sais
Et ais cEt5G-
DIR. GIBSON,
.EroJsS5o- Of ElsefToP6tky GssS 1edisiI5s,
- Oddcs No. II7Ontar1o street., up EtsirI, iss
EocFl from the Public square.
Once hours from to q and fron 60 o'clock
paiiy, tEURdsy8 aIeoDtsd-l suFS
SANFORD'B HAIR DRESSIN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
s. MAKSHAL'S SALN.-BY

u virtue Of two Wrlts Of venditions expOnas,
issdsd from the Circuit Court of the United States,
within and for he Northern District Of Ohio, one
thereof at the suit Of Henry o. Bowen ct all ia
cause NO. 4Z9 and the other at the suit Of hugh
Auchinoioss, jun. and John Auchinclo8st in cause
No. 42s, in said Court, aod both against Robert 3
peanis shal offer for sale at puOlic auction at the
south door OF the Post Office, in the City d UieTe
land, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, aud four o'clock in the stLernoOns on Friday
the slst day Of JaEuary 1867, the following proper
ty, to wit:
situate in the City of Cleveland, and in that pa
thereof which was formerly known as the City Of
Ohio tc vii: the northeast part OF sub-lOt No. lS
teing A. feet front on what was formerly called
Turnpike Street. but which Is now known as Pearl
Street., the sama being 50 feet deep.
Also, the following described parcels Of land stu
ste as above, and being part ot The Buffalo Com
pany's purchase, so called TO wit:
suh-lOta Nua $40. aQl and in block ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

NnASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
tNA TO the command f deeretal order cf sale,
issued nom the Court o. Common Pleaa Of Cur aho-
50 county, Ohio, st the suit Of Daniel strostel
against heinrich Baehr aud others 70 me directed,
shall expose for sale at public snction ct he door
county, the iiEh day OF February, 1885 It tWo o.
clock 2. NJ, tho following descdbod premises, 10
Of yahOsa, and State Of hiO, and known ~ rnre
Of ten lots 50 and s. and b. undsd as fol-
lowe; begnnIng Ht the intersectOn Of the east line
OF Cheshire street with tho ucrtherly line OF Gafdn
ttgeel; thence rh 50 west cling tho easteTlY line
Of cheshire Stteet farty-two feet three and half
inches to land Ii to Mary N Kimball; thence
north So east at right ges with cheshire street.
one hundred sixteen leet hvs inches 70 corner OF
H,id land; thence south 50 west siEf .Hev-
Gu feet q Dorth line of Gsrten street. thence
rtb $50 Wegt along the north line OF Gard strest
hundred nineteen feat 70 thH plaos Of beginning
Appraised al Sli0O. GEO n WYMAH,
b. b Beavis, Mastor Commtr
plafrHFf7a TranHf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
gfgal AntiEfs'

EOR sALE-3OO BBLs. CRUDE
n OIL. W. o. SOFIELD B CO.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

no AN

Nv = =
u y order made By ths udge Of the Probate Court,
Tor the Oounty Of OuFahOqa, in the matter OF tbs
signnent q htlism Fi8Ee, shali Oler for Gals AZ
public auction at she door Of the Court EJufe, in
said o5untgt Or the nth day Of January, 1872 at 2
O'Clock p. d tho following described Notes ludE-
msnfs sud Accounts 70 wis., being he assets q sec
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
NARY ann McGILLVRAY,
By GACE & BEUCE, hel Attiys.
.---- q. -. - -. - -

A DMINISTRATOk'S NOTICE
IA Aotiee ia hereby aiven that the unders 4-ed
have been appointed and Qnal bed a. AdmfnIsfra-
tors OF the OsIato Of EdInuEd Clal K, deceased
ANH n OL9EF.
la16JH HEhhF y. CsaAFE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
PIANO TUNING.
HOME MANUFACTURES.

HOWE MAN UFACTURE -
The Gsrman WoOlen aisnufacturing Com
ps1y, Hurlbut's Block. Ontario street, have con
ciuded 10 sell the fTbt lot OF wOaleu goods manu-
factured in cleveland, at retail in order to meet
the nnmerOus calls made upon them for suits OF
thsiF make.
A variety Of patterns orc ready for salo a. low
pTices and ths citiz ns Elutrallf respectfully
invited to examine ths COOS and encourage home
z1anuiactnre-
Clevelsnd, Jan. 2 iss9.R7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

DUR5UaNT 10 AN ORDER OF
tho Probate Court for Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
notige is hereby given that the creditors OF Nary
Mack, who have not proved their claims against her
before me are allowed sixty daS from this date for
that purpose. Ali claims not proved ct the expira-
tiOn Of that time wilt rot be noticed 10 making .
dividend. s. GRAHNIS,
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

WilllAIn a. hfngr UtIeuuauh
Tho efsndant will take notice thot on the sth
day Of November, a. D. 1851, this Plaintih fled her
petition for Divorce in the Clerks Office Of said
Court, charging said defendant with habitual
drunkennfss, extreme cruelty, and gross neglect Of
duty, aud praying for dissolution Of the marriage
contract nd custody Of children. Said cause will
be set for hearing At the February term u said Court
The defendant will further take notice that depo8i
tOns will be taken n said by the plaintiff, at
the Office o. Mills GOshorn in the city Of Cnoinna-
q, hamilton county, hiO, on the 5th day OF Febru
ary, ID 1862, between the hours Of 9 A NJ and p.
H., and cOntnue from day 70 day until aid deposit
tiOns shall be completed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
B4EEEE, B10Egs 4 NOBLE, Attorneys.

O0lweIl %. Before Q. B. li6bitts,
against Esq Justice Of Peace,
wheeler, Madden Cleveland, OuyshOga
A TTAOHMENT NOTIOE.-ON
IA the 20th December, inst, an attachnoent was
issued BY said Justice Of the Peace IN the above
action for the sum Of Twenty-Five Eolfsrs, and the
same will be for hearing on the % daY OF February
1852, at O'CLOCK A. N.
DateO at Cleveland, 26th Decemberi l6l.
dec27.s7O Iawsw OOLWE ELL 90.
The STATE Of Ohio, In Court of Common PIas Q.
Cuyahoga County said county.
Mary u. King. Plaintiff,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
MEaieimee.
M. ii OYRTAX. HoMnnpArHTc

h. b. .UH hlAAs HOMEOPATHIC
~ PHYSICIAN. Ofdee-UOrner Of Superior Rnd
seneoa streeta, in Horthrup Bpangler's Block-lli
door. Residence, No. p6 Seneca street.
eE5- -nf, b. OyrlaL has permanently located II
Cleveland, and offers his ProfoBg0nal Services 70 the
friends Of Homeopathy. He hopes that tho g4po.
Tienoo Of elght0sn years practice IN the United
States will enable him 10 gain the confidence Of tho
Publia uoV5:l7a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
BARBERlNG.
CIGARS

HAVANA CIGARS do YOU
like really good UIGAa7 Ifso, call and try
LA NORM "a AS.
They are the best FIVE OANr CIGA RS IN the
city Remember tho brand,
La EOHMARDA.
MOULD HOGAN,
Sael23fq Cor. Euclid st. nud tho Pork.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
TOHN SWEENY rs HEREBY

Ma8T0T OIumIlhIOn6T IN UIUuC0TJs
i. PRENTIss. kol'r for COmppt.
January 10, l36E974
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
NOTICE.-COMMON PLEAP
~ Court. Cayahoga COUNTY,. Ohio.

Michael lIcGillvTay OF Salineville, In the Counfy
Of toldhbinnai ana State Of Ohio, Is uotifed thai
9iary m oeilyFay did on the l7th day Of Decens
bors a. Di 1901, fle her Tetiron IN the Office OF fh4
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Ploss, within and
Or the County of CuyahCga charging tho said alich
ael Mc9illTray With committing a1uiterV with c.
vsTs women 70 her unknown and asking that sic
may bo divorced nom The said Michael McGillvray
term Of said COurt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
MAsTER,s sAL R-PURsU-

JOSEPH 5. GRAHEIB,
December IL is6l.s70 Assignee of Wm- FIsEH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
DR. gIBBON,

.STqJsS5oT Of ElsctToP6tty G,iS 4edisiItsJ
~ Odics No. III Ontario street., up stairs, isH
tocfE from the Pubic square
Once hours rom to u and IRON 60 e'clocE
9aiiy, tBuRdsYa eIeoDtsd-l suFS
HAIR ORESST ne
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

BE. KIHGsLET, OlsysIaad,
Ootl:SAV esnsral agent for Ohis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

u
~ The above named Ladies We are personally &C,
duRinted with, Hnd know that for several yeaEa
while we lived IN Medina, they great suhereTz
Miss S. has been 20 badly afflicted that It wss witt
diculty she WIS able TO stand upon hor feet. tOg
bottles Of OatholicOn entirely cured her Of her com
plants. Ny wife received great boBedt from tht
uedicins. We recommend IL to the Ladies Of thb
county q ssfo and ofiici0nt remedy for the NAM
complaints they are Enbieot to.
JQEN WEEKS,
Editor oanfeld Herald.
8. B. KIHlsLET, OIsFeIaad,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
Latest War News!


" dStHuStOH5 1cS. 4
A quorum present noon. The chaplain
returned thanks for the frightening pros
poets for liberty for emancipation from a
system which had involved us in siu sor-
row and shame A storm may prevent
the Transmission Of the message by light
ming,
1t is belle, ed the Potomac armies are
on t Q eve of one Of lhe heaviest battles
on c,rd and which. sanay open any
moment at Fredericksburg. General
Burnside has bis three divisions, each
100000 strong, SO situated that a
part or all may engage, or part remain
as reserves to take the places Of those who
first engage, and these maintain q protract-
ed siege.
News from New Orleans is OF tie moss
cheering kind. The masses are every
where holding meetings 10 sustain the
President and Gen. Butler.
The price ofwhite paper for newspapers
has gone up to 20 cents per pound in New
York. This is an advance Of ne hundred
per cent. on former prices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

a pfomirshG Kentucky Unionist has ar.
rived here from New York, where he had
an interview with Dean Richmond and
other leading Democrats. The Kentucky
Unionist was much amused with Dean
Richmond's comments upon the recent
election in that State. Said he: 1.-The
South need not run away with the idea
that the war is going to stop, because we
have elected our candidate for Governor
Whatever individuals have said during the
canvass, we democrats do not mean peace
and separation. We know well enough
that the State of New York is for the
prosecution Of the war by an immense ma
iorty, and if the rebels think otherwise,
they are terribly mistaken"
but how about the election Of such
men as the Woodsw asked the Kentuck-
ian. "ileally they are for stopping the
war
"Oh, we had to use this small class Of
men-the Woods and their sympathizers
Ito succeed. We would not have elect
ed Seymour without them, and as we
needed their help, we had to pay them for
it. But the Woods do not represent the
Democrats Of New York State and can
not speak for them in the councils Of the
nation
The Kentucky gentleman was much re-
lieyed by this explanation Of a New York
Democrat, for he had seriously feared that
the result Of the recent election in that
State would be that the Empire State
would range herself against tie wary.
y. Epentnq Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
SHERIFF. SALE-CHIsH0LM ) !

State Of Wisconsin, Count of Graut-ss. Circr,t n.
Of Grant Couuty, wisco sin. judgment Of r., cunt
ure ana Order u Sale. Timothy f. Barr. PaS9sS'
against John Chisholm, Grace Chisholm his VIZ
&. II Mccormick, Defendants. H "aa
BY virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and orl.
sale rendered and made the above named caos,
the above emit led action, bearing date on the Al, s
Il August A. D. 1862; and by direction Of Pls;ns
Attorney will offer for sale and will sell an III
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand uee
outer door Of Court House, in the village Of Ienc,s
Grant County, Wisconsin, on the 9th day Of Slarcb Y
1863 d the hour of 10 O'clock ia forenoon al sii "
all Of the following described real estate to-wt Jay
The west haf Of the southeast quarter or seo,i
twenty three t23). The northeast quarter az no
west quarter, and the northwest quarter of north
quarter OF Section iwenty-six 26) Town six f6l oorS
Of Range four "a west, saving and exeeptn from tS
6rst ramod Of land ten acres tins day decided
lester, of from the northwest corner Of ,aid ~,
named ghty Of land. All Of said lands hins ~
In Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made TO satisfy the iudement IN ,i
case amounting to the sum Of twelve hundred sI
twenty-five and 81 l00tbs dollars damages ana tat
eight and IS IG0ths dollars costs together Will co
and interest and costs accruing Dated Shera's lgc
Lancaster, December LIST, a. u. 1882.
j ALLEN BARBER, PMS Atty. T. r. CHFSEBR0
253mo Under Sheriff, Grant Co.. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
CHERIFF sALE-DAY e. al.

State Of Wisconsin,, County q Grant --Fs Circun
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin. judgment Of
Foreclosure and Order of Sale. Timothy r Barr
Plaintiff. against James C Day, John T.. Day and
Dwight 7. Parker, Defendants.
BY virtue of judgement of foreclosure aud order
sale rendered and made in the above named court IN
The above entitled action bearing date The 9Th dv
August, 1862, and bY direction Of Plaintiffs Attorney
will offer for sale and will sell public auction 10 10
highest bidder for cash Ia hand at the dcor Of The
Court House in the village of Lancaster, 6ra1i Coun.
ty Wisconsin, the 9th day Of March, A. d.. 1868 at
the hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day all
The following described real estate in Grant county,
Wisconsin, to wit: The northeast quarter Of north
east quarter; the east half OF the southwest qaarte
and the northwest quarter of the sauth-west quarter
Of section thirty-six 1852 IN township No five 5 north
Of range No. flur ~ west in Grant county, Wisconsin
Said sale viii be made to satisfy the Judgment in this
case amounting &c Tie sum Of one hrndred and ninety
Six and 3ll99ths -ollar damages, and thirty Hse and
~ 00hs d0llas costs, together with costs ald interest
ANA acesui3g costs-isted SIeIlh oaisy Lancaster,
December 2, A. D., 1862 q x, CUh5EbUU,
j. ALLEN BAlasER, Jld, SttriH, GRAFT Co , us.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 253n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

Gg The N. Y. Eoeaiag Post speaking
OF foreign affairs, epitomizos thus:
Napoleon is master of Europe. The 9th
er powers wait upon his nod, and chiefly
do as he bids them. Italy stops at bis
word, and Austria is contented with her
first AMI only taste Of bis quality. Eng
land fears him, and cannot foi get the nation
that the grudge Of Waterloo is yet to be
avenged in some way or at some future
time, the method. and place of which
piece Of revenge no one knows. with tie
Mexican perplexity on his hands, and With
the tormenting doubt whether be can or
cannot afford to recognize the rebels of our
Southern States-to say nothing of the
considerable task Of watching Lis immedi-
ate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has busy time.
He has probably the greatest desire to To-
teryene in the civil war in the United Stater,
and he may threaten US with terrible c; :
lamities if our Government refuses to bow
to bis VIII, but il is not to be apprehended
that he will proceed to extremities without
the active aid of England. Neither power
viii move without the other in an effort TO
end this quarrel of ours, and neither can
afford to interfere. With France, az with
England, it is question Of pounds, shil-
lings, and pence; and the game Of forcible
Intervention is too costly to play at.