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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
TIE DIVINITY OF SLAVERY.

If the Emancipation Proclamation Of
President Lincoln was TO result in no pyac-
tical baandt to our country, il at least would
materially ald tho cause of humanity, 10y
being the means Of eNpiodinS the slave
holdors doctrine Of the divinity" OF
slavery. The friends Of the peculiar in
suntiou have scarcely ever entered into
controversy concerning its merits, with
ont asserting that herchtion of master and
slave, like that of parent and child, was
sanctioned by Divine Power; that both
would alike endure to the end Of time, and
were equally binding and agreeable to all
parties. hi some respects the two rola-
tons may have been similar, hut the doc
triue fails when we descend from theory to
practice Ii both We're equally established
by Divinity, the p!astor might expect and
receive the samo affection iron, the slave as
! the parent from the child and the bonds of
the one could bo severed rs easily Us those
Of tue other, The Emancipation Procla.
nation seems aroady 20 haSo destroyed
| the allcctiona'c feelings we have su often
| been told the slave entertained for his mas,
ter; So much 50 that slaves are rapidly
| leaving, Whenever and wherever II is pos
4 Sihle TO escape to the lines OF our army
while the masters are pettiouiug for pro
lection, and asking for aru,s with which e.
/ defend themselves against their slaves,
/ To show tho ahsurdity of this "divin
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
SHERIFF SALES, 60.

SHERlFF's SALE.
Magdaleue Beck, Administering, vs.. Amos Wer-
ner ct Al.
ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued in The above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood County Ohio and to me directed and deliv-
cred will offer for sale at public vendue, at the
door Of the Court House, in the town Of Perysburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
FRIDAY, January ., 1868,
Between the hours Of u and O'Clock =. NJ Of said
day, the following described property, to-witi The
northeast quarter of section No. TO- town T. range
II east containing iGO acres. Appraised at 81 500.
@. Il. GUYER, Sheriff.
j. y. PnrcE, Plaintiff Atty.
Perrysburg, December 10, 1862. 32eS2 80
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item of
gr.at interest to the people of Wood county. suf-
fficient in ducement, we take it, to make Perrys-
burg the trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
single q Double shovel Plow Mouldsl !

Just the thing for the conheld. A great variety
of shelf hardware, too numerous to mention here,
which we guarantee to sell AT TOLEDO PRICES
BOSTWICK 4 TYLER.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of cHEAPNEss.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GooDsl

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are boughfor cash ditectly OF the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at just what it costs to import them, hence he
afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10

F.R. MILLER co
e.uy.A.rs. Os.ss.s "a, ,sss.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10
CUTLERY,

These Goods were purchased at the lowest market
prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All ask is an examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is their interest to buy where
goods warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10

ES-ALL KISDs OF TIS AND CoPrIR jon Work
done oh short notice, and at reasonable prices.
RAGS and OLD COPPER taken in exchange
B0sTwICK 4 TYLER.
PxRaxsarls, O., Apnl le, S2.-SQ.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10

l5r Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods; Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
Flour Barrels.
&c. WILLIAMS BRO.
fsEyabutg, October a lSsa. NF''
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-10

READY MADE CLOTHING
In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-22
TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,

I Ork Herald writes: ~ great ueal " aooo1~
ishment and indignation IS expressed here on
the discovery that q section was slnugged into
the act supplementary t. the actor the release
Of certain persons held 20 service Or labor IN
the District Of Columbia which Iaces the ne
gro unon an equality with a white man IN the
courts Of Justice here. The section alluded to
provides that in all judicial proceedings IN the
District Of Columbia, there shall be no exclu-
SIGN Ct any witness on account OF color.
Some six months since valuable Turkish
sword, Of fine workmanship, was missing from
the residence of w ". Corc0ran, in Wash
ington. and since that time various articles have
been missed. among others music box and a
lot Of silver plate The Metropolitan Police
have been for some time on the alert and cor
responding with Detective Poole, Of \. York.
that officer on Saturday last arrested al EN-
ployee Of Mr. Corcoran, named Daniel Wins
low. in New York, who was travelling with
Mr.. c., aud on searching his trunks found the
sword, music box, a lot Of silyer-Ware and some
table linen.
Fort Delaware. on Pea Patch 15Iand now
contains about 3,4)J prisoners Of war, and the
following political prisoners: Major James I'll.
Lacy of Fred ricksburg, Va, DR., Wornley,
Freeman Davis and +. 0. boswell.
Professor Chamberlain, Bowdoin College,
has beer offered and accepted the colonelcy OF
the Twentieth Maine regiment. 1t is also
stated that Professor Chadbourne has accepted
the colonecy Of Massachusetts, regiment.
Hon. Joseph Holt is said to have changed
his views, and is now in favorof the President s
emancipation policy.
A few days ago a number of Senators, with
Mr.. TrumbuIl at their head waited upon Presi
dent Lincoln, and made him formal address,
fully endorsing the new war policy of the Presi-
dent. They were in favor Of subsisting the
Federal troops upon Confe6erates, of using ne
groes for all military purposes, and Of pushing
the war without further delay. Mr. Lincoln
replied to their address, and assured them that
their views were now his own, and that here
after he should act upon them.
On Wednesday the twin daughters OF Mr..
Crittenden, about fourteen years of age: (who
lives in the town Of Chatham, Connecticut, J
went into the river to bathe-one Of them I'M
fortunately got out into deep water, and was
unable to get back, and her sister perceiving
the danger, endeavored to rescue her, and in
doing SO she also went in too far and both were
drowned.
The barque c. B. Truitt, is now being load
ed at Rays coal shipping docks, Georgetown,
D. c., for San Francisco, California; the freight
amounting to seven thousand eight hundred
and seventy five dollars.
The Z. S. Government having relinquished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-22
AN OBSTINATE ORGAN.-In smon :,

compact instrument, we'll suited for tho NV
pose: and constructed to play forty differon.
tunes The sexton ADMINISTRATIONS how IL CO..,
going, and how to stopit but unfortunately hs
forgot the latter part Of his business, and, after
singing the first four verses of hymn before tbo
sermon, the organ could not be stopped, and
it continued playing two verses more: then mst
as the clergyn1a.l completed the words LET us
pray, the organ clicked and started fresh
tune. The minister sat it cut patiently, and
then renewed his Introductory words, Let ns
pray, when click went the organ again, and
started off in another tune The sexton and
others continued their exertIons to find out the
snrine, but no man could put stop to it; 50
they got four Of the stoutest menin the church
to shoulder the perverse instrument, and they
carried it down the centre aisle OF the church,
playing away: into the churchyard: where it
continued clicking and playing away; until the
whole forty .unes were finished
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Express gives it as the belief Of many
persons at the capital, that the Confederate
force in the Valley Of the Kanawha numbers
some twelve thousand men.
The well-known actor, Henry ". Fenno, Of
Boston, died in that city on the l4th inst
He has been connected with the Boston thea
tres for several years, and was highly res
pectable gentleman.
The steamer Roanoke, from New Orleanson
the 18th, reached New York on Saturday
night. General Shepley had received his ap
pointment of military governor Of Louisiana
Hon. Reverdy johnson had arrived. Theor.
ganization Of one regiment Of LoulslanlanS had
commencel arms clothing &C., had arrived
from the North for five regiments, George
Couple has been recognized by Gen. Butter as
British vice-consul, and no further difficulty
apprehended.
Colonel Larned, paynlaster general i. s. A.
has been very i'll for some days past Ills
health has long been precarious. At present
his condition is critical,
A Washington dispatch says:-'Ihe vlslt~
President Lincoln to General Mcclellan anu
the summoning to this city Of leading 5eneESs
such as Pope, Mitchell and Halleck, mean more
than is generally suspected. The Admlnl'''a,
ton has determined upon more vigorous
prosecution of the war It is proposed 70 II
terrogate every leading General upon ms o ppm
ion of the new con6scation bill, and each "'"'.
required to carry out its provisions 50 'aI ~
they relate TO them as military commanders
In case any refuse to do 50, they will be 'Av INV,
ed to hand in their designations lmnlea'a'' g.
Hereafter there will be uniform pollcy ~
every one Of the loyal armies, and II WIZ '.:na
CARR ed out for the express purpose Of puss; =
down the rebellion. Those who don 'IA' no
can stay at home but til ose who remain nerrr il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-22

The Charleston papers state that salt is being
manufactured in considerable quantities around
that city, some twelve boiling establishments
being in operation in and near Charleston. The
visld IS, or soon will be, ABOUT thirty thousand
bushels Der anaum, which can be increased to
assaa0sG 5ly a5aQu1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
DIED.

BAscuAY-In this city, Monday Nov II, lee2 Jane E.,
wife OF Diedrich baseh9n ,,,.,,,,,-., ..-... D.,
tit Church. tbis "wednesday afternoon at o'clock The
relatives and ends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend
BUTTERFIELD in Br.otyn Tuesday. NOV 10,
Margaret Pollock, wife Of T. L. Blesheld in the s1h year
The relatives and friends fomy respectfully Invited
attend the funeral from her late residence No Y South
Fourth street. Ihusday afternoon a. 2ocock Hes re-
mains win be Inferred IN Cypress Hill. Cemetery.
CONKLING-In Brooklyn Tuesday Nov 10, 1861 Mary,
vito Of Henry Conking, aged - jears
The friends the family invited to attend her funeral
on Thuriday mornDg the 2oth inst from tie residence OF
her son, d.. s. 4. Confins, No IS Clinton street.
DEAGLE-On Tueiday, Nov. 49, Nr James Dessc in tie
The relatives snd enis Of the luy also the friends Of his
sons George and Lorenzo beagle, aud hs sons'in,law
Henry W. Hibhard aud Robert Bennett, respectfully
invited attend lis funeral on Ihur.day Nov 20 at
ococs from his late residence, No l5 An'lie street
WILLIAMSBURG. Carriages viii be In attendance a. the
Ferry, foot VI Grand street, Nilliamsbgrgh
DUNKINon Tuesday evening. Nov 10, Freeburn, son Of
John r and Agnes &. Dunkn, eyed syear months aud
Notice Of funeral In to.monow's papers
GIBsON-At sea, on Saturday Nov. Q, DR.. William B.
Gibson u s. NJ Of the c Isasc Gibson Of this city
ia the Path yeGT Of his
His rer sins we're taken to Key West for in.erment.
HYATT In Brooklyn, Monday Nov H. Benjamin Hyatt
The mend. Of the family are invited to attend h, funeral
on Wednesday O'Clock from the residence q b., soin
law John Z. Brown sklman sieei, between "iIoush0y
and DeKslb avenues.
McNEILL-On Tuesday morning, Nov. 49, Daniel Mcneil
fenr., eyed o. years
Tie freds family are Iesrectfay invited to attend
tie Ierl this day (vedn esdsy) at O'Clock, om his late
residence. 10. 500 Eighth avenue.
MARsHALL-At Yorktown. Westchester County, N W on
First dv the OH OF lth month yames NJ yoaug st cEild
OF Andrew aud Anna Mas.hal ased years and days
ORMsLY-On Friday Nov H. a. bis residence In Fremont
Westcheter County Of consumption W. A. Oiinsy an the
49d yeer Of his age. lie sleeps In Jesus
sIfEpHEED-M Yonkers. on Monday, Nov IL Lydia H.
wife Of " ~. II. Shepherd, eyed % years
The fcnds Of the family are Invited attend the funeral
Jol uf
=, r. ococf Trains leave Hudson River Railroad Depot
Chambers street, at 10 q. m.
sLOssON-kt Kent. Iachfet County Conn, on Thursdsy
Nov. 10 John W. Sotson eco. sged 20 yesis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
The United States $50 Loan-List of the
AwDrIs

Ir'm TIE NGii0nal Lnteh0tnctT, Nor 70.
Tie bids for the Loan under the recent call of the
Secretary Of the Treasury were opened at the Treas
ury Department at the appointed hour yesterday
in presence Of large number Of bidders from North.
ern eities.
The whole amount offered was S2999l3 $50. All
bids above a.e5, amounting to - 5O5O,O, were ac-
cepted, and $3,g5 800 were divided pro rata among
the bids at 3.05
The whole amount awarded was $40, Alb $50
This shows most gratifying confidence in firan.
cial affairs and the ability of the Government to
meet its obligations.
About three aud half hoars were occupied in
opening and examining the nuplcrous bids.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

MlDDIEToS's Corr or STUARTs WAshiSGIoS'-
A Cincinnati artist has produced, by new process
COPY Of the celebrated 6tuan's Washington IN OH,
which IL very crcdiiabe as a work OF ant and well
worthy Of wide circulation. The outlines aud tin'S
the lieLts shadows, and reflections Of the original
are reproduced with perfect 1dety, and that sp'r'
ituelle, Hlc-lke expression which chafactenze' al
portraits, tie original in question particularly, If
carefully preserved. AS a companion picture mr'
Middleton has reproduced the portrait oil Martha
Wellington, and IL selling the pair, by subscription
only, u, about onehird the price Of the best colored
photographs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

Prorfz's Uyios CoSyrSrfoy.-Lho People r
onion Convention met lat night az tie Union Head
quarters. 40. 5 mon squire, shen Martin
thatcher was called 10 the Chair pro tenn.
Seventy delegate present.. After pg liininafy
business tie Convention was permanently organized
BIZ rho election Of Captain Charles 81. Marshall Gs
Chnrmsn. Maitin Thatcher and eX-lHdge Dripker
Nicc.Pforideu's. Samuel {. Reed and ). Dc VIII
baldwin, Secretaries.
Mr. Thatcher moved that the Convention proceed
10 nominate a candidate Tor Controller. A substitute
was offered that the Convention nominate a Con-
troiler. wAereupon some discussion cnsued, Mr..
Not, and others contonding that there would doubt
lo.s be some fighting over the domination Tor Cor
uoIaiion Counsel, While on tie nomination iOr Con
iroler there would be uuGnm,iy OF feeling. ENi
Justice Dnuker and hr. Darfagh favored the
original motion, but befxf tie question was called
the substitute was WITHDRAWN.
Tie motion 10 20 INTO Gn informal nomination for
Corro. alton Council WIS carried, when Judge
Slofson received 81 votes. Alex. w. Bradford, III
votes; Jas. NJ. Smith, vOics; Charles \. Spencer,
h. y0ic-; Richard OGorman, votes scatter
ing g.
MIR. Mot, was opposed 70 Mr.. Slosson as the nomi-
nee for Corporation Coui sel the ground that be
! ,yould be !. drag upon the candidate they would
urobably nominate for Controller.
Justice Drulcr favored tho nomination Of Mr..
Bradford Insisting that lie would run well and
would secure large number Of Democratic votes
The Chairman wac willing FOR bis part to make a
aecriGco of the Corporation Counsel. IL was neces.
s,ry that they shOut nominate an upright and
STRAIGHTFORWARD imam for Controller. Mr.. liaws
had been named by several OF the speakers, and he
favored hls nomination. lie bad no prediction IN
he matter Of Corporation Counsel, aud diin't care
much about it, The nomination Of Controller wa'
the Grand question, aud unless they arrived clofeiy
M tie matter lie didn't want any thing to DO with TIE
Convention.
Mr. Waldo :. Ilulchings advocated the nomination
of War DEMOCRAT, which was opposed By dele
cate, VINO said that they had lad enough Of Wal
Democrats in the last election lhey We're diue
on any ticket ,
The baoipg was resumed, and on the i2nril
ballot John Slo-s0n received tho nomination. lh'
vote stood: Slosson 80 Bradford 80, Smith !.
On motion, Robert +. ilaws was unanimously
dominated for Controller, aud with three cheers io
tue candidates, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

ment has in turn complained about the Alabama, and
in other cases of violation Of neutrality The meet.
ing Of Congress will as usual bring ont the cores
pondence (which cannot fail to fully acquaint the
country with the true condition of our Foreign
relations.
Secretary Welles's son Herbert, aged Al years,
died to-day of dphtheria. His body will be taken TO
Hartford this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
DTAwRE E ID.

OE-FAIRGRIENE-on "wednesday, Nov ~, 1852 et
81 Anus Church. By the Rev. Thomas OallaUdet Mr. Ed
ward Devoe Miss Lizzie Fairsreve, all OF this city
HUBBARD-NEWCOMB-At st. Bertholomew's Chgreh.
on Tuesday Nov 10. Samuel s. Hubbard Of Toledo Ohio
TO Lydia J., eldes. daughter orc. q Newcomb, esq.
ONSLOW-HOOD-in this city. Monday, Nov II, by the
Rev Henry Bromley. Lieut.. James n. Onsow Of jersey
CITY n j. 70 Miss Mary II. Hood Of Dover Plans, N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

WIN. II. Allen, LIZ d., for thirteen years Prss-
ident Of Ghad College, Philadelphia, has resigned
the resignation to take effect on the lst OF December
Tho Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks will, 1t IS said
be the Democratic candidate for The United STATE.
Senate from Indiana for the next SIX years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
Duslncss Notlrcs.
Tue UNITED SrArEs TAX LAW

TnR UNITED SEATEs TAX Law,
Nov READY Ia pamphlet e p psgca on hne whs' paper
Be.las tie bill which is ssd for worl In aseordhce WIN
the original text we sppenl 70 an Alphabetical Esc'p"
ton Of every article to DO taxed W 10 ia" ana No
of the tax to be levied Asreon tbs renders IA c0i''e
and convenient as It i, rcs.ble to 'sAke It,
Pfes cents, pospsl, per 100 ii sent ~ express; b.
mar loo lfby mail Address Tux TRIBUNE, Now foiA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

CoysrcrIcrr.- OF the Bristol Company Of Wide
Awakes numbering about one hundred, over seventy
have gone TO the war. OF tie company oil iO9 Ne "
London Wide-Awnkes 90 have gone to the war.
The fir, New.Lonlsn soldier tho! fol IN The ~ar
WAS Wide-Awahc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
KEEP YOuG FEET DRY.

Ofasrsps " .rru.PRoog LEATHER
Tbls couipouud was discovered by Professor uiN'tNn o.
vale con, ge oud Is the bot PREPARATION now Ano"" .of
,st l.s oas Harness md Leather m every i0ih IN
reryioa, TO water Mlnuac'medby ~. o..
Iowl.s a. LzhtE. New'iisY.n, - nh
Fy>EpiCr, Hall a Co, Pmk hSw.
ForsLsby EowAED SAfuEh w ' N-''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

Casrs BEFORE TIE Kings COUNTY GRAND jury.
Tile case Of Radetzky, who is accused OF the mar
der Of Fir. Fellner, the diamond merchant, was
brought up before the Grand Jury of the Kings
County Court Of Oyer and Terminer yesterday. II
Is supposed that Feilner murdered in Brooklyn,
and that the body foated to the jersey shore where
i was found. The prisoner is now confined in the
Monmouth County N. j. Jail. The examination
OF the witnesses will occupy several days.
The case Of George White, accused Of being impli-
Gated with an extensive gang OF couDterfeiters in
the manufacture of spurious bills on banks Of differ
ent States, was transferred to District-Attorncy
Winslow yesterday for presentation to tue Grand
jury, the defendant having waived an examination
before Justice Perry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Baoorrrs CRY CAsyAss.-The Common
Council Committee having charge Of the return
'os the late election for city ohcerS, nave
footed up the vote cast for ea, caudioa'e sn'"he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
Special Motlres.
limited states Internal Revenue.


FoL Collection DsIiet-seyenh. Tenh, Thirteenth1 aud
Wards City ol New-iork once Oh the A''e''
e books of this District containing the lsis
valuations an enumeTaons lde and taken va nm salu rs
ici, will be open iof ezAans.ion aai ~ i =, in
tie hours o. D. IA ana E. IT, ~, vs. ~ s,r,s
cludnr the 25th day OF November 1907 al the @'S''"
me- A,esSo, for tbs strict win lear fppesl, relative 70
any eon.ou OF excessive valuation or endeatioh Dy th
A.i.tst Assessors the said 2 ID Of NoFe per 20 anu
inc uiug the 2yh Gay o. No,cmoe 100. az t.e ao,e one
betveen the hours II and j. Al apprA 10 thr
,re.sd a n DO in writing aud sha specify the particular
cause msste thing respecting when deoi non - ~,
ID nnd shl state the ground p.i-elie VI ie
9aA''' Gun P'''"'' GEO. +. BELLOWS, Assessor
-yonn1 yTcu,s Republican Central Committee.
The regular Monthly Meeting OF tbs committee min DC
held at the He4}Uvvt1r,; s94 Cc 10 Coo Nh.
F.ecutiye Commit e. will meet at o'clock 80
WILLIAM 5. OPDlhE, CAAiiman'
GEORGE qoaae. w; : J,orE' secFo,arie.
The Grand Ban OF the season will be siyen oy me
n. r. MEAChEh Gil a. liyins isi. co'pei % o 10
H. proceed 20 b. devoted to the r. G. Orphans CT bfooeyh
WHO sfr lately thrown hToa5cnst tie community, iI0ni
disastrous ire in their in'g1qn FORD President
EDWARD Duffy. Secretary.
Rev. Mntihcw Hale Smith will Lecture THIS
EYENiNd in Cannou's Baptist ,huign' ON y, ,,si
Of tie poor o. The ehnIeo.
10 fhr Citizens OF ;hc gwenty-brsi Nard'-Au
re ls0.s TINS ward sho eye in iA'of OF d, IN
sbe lul inc,rrupu1is Aot ffLln, ANDHE iIsD'lL.-'l
| S.,4T 't, 49, On WEDNESDAY EVENING. the 18th
~ ~ q, DC c 10 take sven nlaY DO deemed
9 i5,gp,Es ~ 70 igEEyMAS. STEPHEN p RUSSELL
IHtpeIq' SCIit,lT Is. B. AIrERBLRN,
! JOHN II. SHERWOOD JA5lEa NJ; @VLHA"'
DAVID :. CODDINUrOS 4 v SI0naoro
JOHN T. JONES, yAMES I hkpVe SsSoN
VyW " cLTRkE sTEPHEN MERkIHEW,
! ioIiy NIX EON T.. y BLOOM,
GEoRGE " KEEsE, a D. ashley.
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