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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-23

We extract the following from letter re.
ceived in this city from a member Of the
TrumbuIl county company in the s4th regi-
ment.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-23
TAXATION.

Cotton is taxed in the Committee of
Conference One-half cent per pound as a
drawback to the same amount Of tax on
insurance premiums, which is retained at
one per cent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-23
sLAvERY ii TRRRTToR1Ks.

The Presidenthas signed the bill exclud-
ing slavery from the Territories.
The President has recently expressed
himself strongly as regards the import
ance Of opening and keeping open the
Mississippi River, and that speedily.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21

BY n. woLCoTT, AUTHOR OF " WHITES FhoM MY
MEERsGnAuM"
The rebel cannon opened upon the de-
fiant walls; brave Anderson, with his
handful of men, gallantly responded ; the
telegraph, in the confused and hasty style
in which it always muddles everything it
takes hold of, filled the air with inconsis-
tent and impossible rumors the proud
flag was wrapped in the smoke and flames
of the burning fort and, as II culmina-
ton of the first act Of the worlds great
est drama, the ominous words, Fort
Sumpter surrendered y flashed along the
wires, thrilling the great heart of the ma
tion, firing the blood of enthusiastic, am
bilious youth; quickening the steady
pulse of mature manhood starting afresh
the sluggish current in the veins of the
old men, who had lived long under that
bright banner and now for the first time
saw it trailing at the feet of treason.
What followed then has already been
written in the records of the time, as well
as in the memory of all that witnessed it.
The fierce anger of insulted loyalty the
grand uprising of an outraged people in
its sublime passion; the spontaneous Of
lering of lives, fortune, and sacred honor
upon the altar of patriotism, have been
chronicled, and passed into history.
Charlie Marsh sat at his little table, his
books spread before him, his study-gown
wrapped about him, his pipe lit, his smok-
ing-cap ianntily pcrched upon the back OF
his head He had trimmed his lamp, and
sat down to prepare for io-morrow's reel
tation but the wild excitement caused
by the Presidents call for seventy-iivc
thousand men was abroad, and made stu
dy impossible After several futile at
tempts to collect his shattered thoughts
and concentrate them upon what old Ci-
Zero had to say in disparagement Of Marx
Antony, he closed the lexicon with slam
reflled his pipe, moved his chair around
by the window and sat down to think
about it, And out there upon the campus
that lay quietly sleeping in the moonlight
there arose vision of the leagured fort
the starving garrison, the circle of bate
ries growing up around it, the cowardl.
attack, the final capitnlatiOn and LOWERING
of the flag. There appeared a vision O
8 the sure and terrible retribution; tn
marshalled hosts advancing with firm, dc
5 termined tread, bearing before them tina
starry emblem, that the ordeal Of battl
i, might purify it of the stain left there b
treason's foul hand
Through the open window came th
sound of the drum and fife, stirring, us II
: other music can, the lighting blood tha
! came to him from Revolutionary sires
and, throwing his smoking cap out of tn
8 window, by way of emphasis, he exclaim
ed : "By Joye!' (students have 4 habi
of swearing by the NEUROLOGICAL deities
it smacks Of the scholarly) "Im gongl
e Knocking the ashes out of his pipe, h
went to bed to dream Of drums and trun
pets, banners and brass buttons, gunpoV
der, CRIME, and gallant deeds; and throug
> all, fair face looked down on him, wit
smiles of pride and encouragement.
The next morning he enlisted, and the
telegraphed home to ask his iather's col
sent The only answer was "Go
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
NO g..

of the martyred Ellsworth, of Winthrop
Lyon, and Baker, there is written above
the golden record
"DIED FOR HIs COUNTRY"
Reader, young man, despair not because
you are unknown to fame; because your
name is not upon the tongues Of men,
The fate of Charlie Marsh may be yours
it may be mine. But though or mine may
not be
Zone of the few immortal names,
That were not born to die )"
yet let us stand up bravely in the ranks,
doubling not, earnest in purpose, ever
remembering poor Charities dying inlunc-
ton;
SERVE YOUR FLAep
r Thniekerbocker
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
0ourmal ann Atatesmau
The Carollers.
By THOMAS HOOD.


By THOMAS HOOD.
Underneath my window,
Where the snow lies white,
can hear sweet voices
Singing in the night;
As the night wind varies,
So they risc and fall, ....
ln this quaint old carol
Joining one aud all
"ln the East grey light
Prophesies the morn;
Up--and hail the daylight
Christ the Lord is born !"
All, that quaint old carol,
Well its words know,
First sung in the village
Long-long years ago
In the growing daylight,
Many time and Oft
Have the dark woods rendered
Back its burden soft
sin the East a grey light
Prophesies the morn;
Upland hail the daylight
Christ tile Lord is born ~
As a child hoN often,
Till the midnight dim,
Have walked aud waited
For tbat Christmas hymn -
Heard the footsteps coming,
Heard them stop beneath;-
For the burst of music
Watched with bate1 breath -
In the East grey light
Prophesies the morn
Up-and hail the daylight
Christ the Lord is born %
Smp'n weil' oi n.si Ia.
Christ the Lord ia born :"
Up then-ant be doing
On the Christmas morn
Up-anl raise the fallen
Up-and aid the poor
Keep for all your fellows
Open heart and door
I'm the East grey light
Pfophesies the morn;
Up-hnl bai the daylight
Christ the Lord is born o
sup If one have wrnnged thee,
BE the wronged forgiven
upi--if any love thee,
Render thanks to Heaven 70
So my heart interprets
This old melody,
That beneath my window
Voices sing TO me =
"ln the Fast grey light
Prophesies the morn;
up-and hail the daylight
Christ the Lord is horn 70
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
Rheumntlsm, aont. LLver comnlnInt.
schirrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfOIiRtiOn OF
NVta


Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
male ny the alieratiye power Of this medicine It smu-
lates tho vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cessties of the people, aud confident that this will
do for them all that medicine eau do.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
ods 10 lhe NorlI. wind.


uY fHs BARD OF TOWER NALL.
Where the ice king keeps his court,
Crcled hy The polar waves,
Where the seal and walrus sport
Ger the arctic travellers graves
There thou hast thy gelil home,
Furious wanderer of the sky;
From thy sparkling crystal dome
lis thy mission now TO fly
Hither, raging tyrant, come,
We thy chilling blasts defy,
Though, wherever thou dost roam,
All the summer blossoms die
Though thy bleak aud angry breath
Strips the groves and forests bare,
And faded leaves are scattered there,
Emblems of decay and death.
wrathful wanderer Of the sky,
We thy fury still defy,
If to meet thy rage intense,
We from TowLR HALL have borne
Proper fixtures for defeuce;
Thus with armor well supplied,
All thy fury is defei,
All thy tyrant rage We scOru.
The best assortment in the city of Winter Cotl
ing, the proper fixtures above alluded 10. still o
hand and closing out at greatly reduced prices
NJ litary Uniforms made TO order at short notice
Tower Hall, No. 5lS Market street, Philadel
phia BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
IMPURE BLOOD--SCROFUL0US AFFEC-
TIONS.

These Medicines have been prescribed with invariauls
success la All disorders affecting childhood Thousands
Of Mumpsi Group, whooping Cough, Cholera ln-
ftutuui Tee hing, Worms Nf have been hnpp ly cured
by these mild remedies after all other have failed.
Hollopay's Pals age The best remedy kaopn in The
7goTld for The folloapiag diseases.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
SANFoRD'S
FAMILY
Blood Purifying Pills,
COMPOUNDED FRoI
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, ANp rt1f np |
nLAaA nAsEa AIR TIltILI AVN MILL EEEn
sANFoRD's

The Family Ca-l tnnrtir PILL ia
gentle Int active Cnthartie - which the proprietor ha
uaed IT, h.. practice more VI than twenty years.
The constantly ncreas- 4 lug demand from tho
who have long used the ~ PILLS and the satsfan
ton which all express in / regard to their use, hRa
iniHcad me to place them = within the relch OF all
The Profession we'll ~ Know that different Ga
thartifa arl On different a portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CA ~ 'rIIARTIC PILIi
has, with due this we'll established ia Il
heen compounded from variety of the pureat We
getahe Extracts, which o ari alike on every part Of
the aliuientary canal aud are good and safe in
ali enees where CathafiiC - is nesded such DE-.
kANaEMkNTs of the E1 sTO MAC II, sLEEpI-
MESS, PAINS I'M THE tHtCh AND L0ISs, Coz
I1NENEsS, PAIN AND lS suEhNEsS OYER THE
WHOLE BODY, from sud den cold, which frequent,
ly, ii neglected, end in Il q loug Of F-yer.
loss uF APPETITE, A ~ CREEPING SENSATION
OF CuLD OVER THE VI BODY, kRsrLRssN ESS,
llEAnACllE, or WEIGHT G. TN TIE HEAD, all IN
FLAM Nj ATORY Y III 4 sEASEs, WORMS iu
CHILDREN or ADULTS, 81 RHEuMAIlsM, "A great
PURIFIER nf the BLOOD 4 and many Diseases 10
which llesl is heir, too . numerous to mention in
this sdveItIgOment DOSE, to3.
fIuCE THREE DIMEa.
The LIVER lNYliORATOR aud FAMILY GA
puARTiG PILLS are for Haa by A. II GrmRhaw & Co..
Edward lirlnEhurst TO-. Henry Drnghnrst, Whining
ton, delaware. aud by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade ln all the large towns.
8. 4. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
ManuiActurer and Proprietor,
mArsOf 2Os broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
SERVE YOUR FLAG.

by r.. woLcoTT, AUTHOR OF "wmrfs FROM MY
MEERsCnAuM"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FUR THE NAFID NVHE Of
Coughs, Colds, InfiuenEa, HORrseneRs,
Group, Bronchitis, Incfpiemt Com
sumption, and for the Relief
Of Consumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
of the Disease.
fhis Is a remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that it
is useless hore to publish the evidence OF lis virtues It's
nnryaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few are the communities, families, among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their midst of Its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful ntay Of these disorders, and
As they Know too the Of this remedy, need
do more than to assure them that has all the viz
that il did have when making the which have
won strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold by BRfNuHURsT & Co.. II. BRINGIIURsT
VA. II. GHIMslIAw Il Co., Il. MeiNALL, aud dealers
very where. mS3l-ly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
SAN RD'S
LIVER INVIG0RATOR,
NEVER DEBlLlTATEs
m m COMrnnNnNn ENrlRELY m

1 T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, AM
] has be come al established fact standard Madicni
Rnown aud approved by all that have used it AnJ
is now rasortel To with confidence iu all the dis
eases for which it iH NJ commended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two year
who hal given mp all q hopes Of reliei, thu nlt
nefous unsolicited uerii heateA In my possession
show r.
The dosr mnst be adapt ed IL The temperament o
the individual taking it, C and nsei in such quaint
ueH as to act gently on ~ the lewalH.
bet the dictates ol your ~ Judgment guide you "
tie ute oil tlm LIVER O INVIGORATOR,a Il, ana
II will cure Liver =, Complaints, Bill ous
Attacks DyspepsiN, Chronic Dinrrh@nt
um m er Conn plants, Dysentcry
Dropay, sour sto- , mach, HRbItual
Costtveness, ChOl- Y to' Cholera, ohoie-
ra Morbus, Cholera lhfantnms Flat"-
ience, JRundIce, Female WehkneSs-
es, and may he used sue eefsluliy as aa Ordth"-
nv Family MedI- q cine It will cure 81 C Is
HEAD CHE. las ri thousands can testify) IN
txyentv ,niuut.s. n two or three Tea
spoonfuIs are take en- at commencement
attack ~
Anxybo nae n are i giving their testlmen
Its favor
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THI
INvIGoRAToR AND SWALLOW BOTH nc
GETHER.
T. ICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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Mr.. Loutrel introduced bill to-day 60 chsnein,
me practice in criminal cases that the accused Law
the closing argument.

Mr.. Loutrel introduced bill to-day 60 changirs
me practice in criminal cases that the accused Law
the closing argument.
UNAUTHORIZED BANKrsg,
The Senate to-day ordered 10 a third reading ~
bill TO amend the act in reference 20 unauth0lysf
bausiug after amending it as to read Rs follog,
SECrOS Original section No 10 Of the 20h tpIs of,.
20 chPer o. tie st pat Of the Revised Statutes which a.
relates bauk hereby amended so tha, D.
ta3 sec'ioI sbsli read az follows:
5BC. 10 10 person shall give pay receive Ia payinsa
OF II any sy circulate or attempt to Circulate any book b
Or any PromsllIy note, bill. check ds other eyi5-uc,
Of debt Issued by any banker bank or banking aocatio,
whatever which shall De made payable otherNie Aan "a
m money rthe United Sates exc a. however tnat l. sl
be awiui 10 make gd isue auy ceea'e Of fsposi dan
payable In bgrk bills ionds cuuoD. Il par a. the pus
where soch dfai certificate Of depos: shall be made py
SIC Q Section II of the amended by tbs scl is hsrc,
ed 50 Tar a, !. sTpieabo 70 eny dsf or an eas
I.Ol, AID the time this act slsl take eject.
ASSEMBLY, BILLS.
Mr. Lou,reD introduced bill FOR the regulation d
criminal trials, which gives prisoner the right psr
sOnaly, by his COUNSEL Of the closing address h
the jury.
hr. Callahan introduced iii making II GRIN.
punishable by Imprisonment, for term from one /,
three years. 10 cheat or Geirgnd any person seekos
employment OF labor by making any false promise
and receiving from such person any money or yalt
able consideration.
Mr.. Kennev introduced ILL authorizing ths
INCORPORATION of juvenile reformatory asylams by
asoc lions of any four Or more citizens Of TIC Sta.s
Such associations shall possess all the powers an4
privileges concerned by the act for he incorporate.
of benevolent societies. Any magistrate beioa
whom persons OF less than H. years Of age are coa.
yicted OF offences punishable by 30 day inpfsor.
meut shall, instead Of committing them TO prs,a
send them to one of these reformaiory asyaHi
Children between aud Ia may be surrendered q
aud taken charge Of by such as ,uns al the option q
parents and guardians. Ma istrates ere empOwerS
10 commit truant children, or overseers supeTis
tendents Of poor. The remainder Of tie act Ioase:
10 the care aud discipline OF the children.
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ARRIVAL OF TEE NOIsTH STAN
SCC2,397 ian TreasRre-Frorn ColHinbis
aud SOnih AnieTieo-Enilurc Of ths
Attempted Revolsgicn IN Bolivia.

The steamship North Star, from Aspin vail lGa|
inst, with the Pacific mails, specie, aud passeoset
arrived at this port Saturday evening. She ieA|
New-YoIk on the lst inst, at II O'Clock NJ. and sf
rived at Aspinwall the loLh inst, at O'Clock p
M; sailed again on the 18th inst, at y clock rs
and arrived at New-York On the 18th iust q, ?. al
lie North Star experienced heavy head winds III
The Caribbean Sea, and encountered very heavy
gale from tie northeast on the southern ed 20 Of @
Gulf Stream, which lasted three days. Tie NoFst
star brings S6J2, 767 in SPECIE consigned follows
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DROPOsALs for s250.OlO "CENTRAL

DROPOSALS for S25O.O00 CENTRAL
1 PARK rirROVEiFNr FUND STOCK OF lri"
Se,ed proposals win be- received 90 the ColtT3a Oinro
uati MO. DAY. the iof dsy OF February o. 80 Co!9t
when he will be phACy opened 70. fhe hole any
rt az tie Of two ldlrJ gud Tfy th' ussat tar. or
tho Central Plrk Improvement iuni stoc, suiL1rd 1r
Chap O. TIE Laws 81 1870 md by Ordnance NJ Che
Comm on Council approved b. the Mayor Ocf a. l3.L
The said vii hsafneIe Al enc Tc oi pes cent PER
s1uue payablo ass yeLiy AID .A3 principal " be se-
doeraatlo Nov I 1879.
The pr0posa. will tste the amount of stock desired and
the price per haudred coss thereof and the
whose proposals. accepted will be required 20 trl9 ~h
tn Chau5@raiq a. DIE city within ten days ao t- opening
the bids tie awarded % the D. lt-'l lnc4-ine
the pfeuI lrs on thofar
On rrsfertac 90 s Couo'. the eept- ofihc thimber
lain ol such epJs tho IIii.- VIII r trted - receive
celifciie Of eu.l amounts Of BE- TlF vio Ao stock
bear.ug Interest from tine d-.es O.. usus
Each proposition should be fesri and ltCrsed "fropoils
Tor Central fsfk Improvement Fpad r'ec ad the SAINT 49,
closed iu aec0ud eve ole % lee el 90 tls tlonr
Tie light reserved q reject any a Of Ae bios II con
steied necessary 10 Trotecs o. ouote ts ,.e' 81 ITO
city hObI y. u AWE CeniIoirr
C'iy # TewyoTk, Department @, finance Coutroicfs
Gee. Jan. Q, .l. JON ~t@t a"t''i
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gales bn Arr!ion.

l. b. MrrwIv Aucronee.
by BANGS. MERWiN * Co., Irving Bnllt
I fr-s Nos 90 f.I sos rr.al1sy sales a. bc..f s-l
srerf rir.f.t V,rs, oi age fl-a5 o5,i Fura,i.- Sc
CUERIFFa SAIE.--By virtue Of writ oil
- f-. f.n t3 .r directed 40 driv.ltd viii o. '' %
al . d. fut,.c ye.dur c. IUEsnAi 'ta 18th cay O. iau-
u.r o., y oClo. boon. al no. g. Howeft-' ai ihe
FIX ,,.. cod iu,etrf OF Henry De- Nirt vi A boo tif 90
t ll,a DIV OF S.yehei, Il5 o. any time a srs1 fd %
il end tp ire following dc crtcd property 90 VII; nf
s.r.rrr DO tfets ger Fratc1 fnrrIiu,' Tyne. Punt
t.y .tara4 &C. Aso tie .ase Of tho premises, no 10
y s,,.fa.st II Dated Neg-Ioik jan. 81. ls0k
JANIS LYNCH, Sheriff
Tu.,ps nrytAr. Dera'y Sherf
HENSUS Of lsO0.-POPCLA1ION OF EACH
AJrIkTE bv COZ STfs aso the Population - ne Viiu-
r.1 tiles 81 tne Uird stale. .u te CENSUS O. I,yJ
v.iI be- !l.lI ia IlL TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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ASSISTANT oUAErEnuA:1Ra.GE yFgsl's ooFnca'}

ASSISTANT QUABrERvAsIRR-GEyr naI's CEHCa,{
NFw.YoEg, Jan p 1862.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received nj this
> Office No 6 sste st. until 70 O'Clock H.. TODAY. for
-Four DIa YES Els ~ from POO 10 800 tuns b. den
sch 90 ioed for Port ROYAL Hilton Head. Beauior Ne
self offered he approved Of THE Office and viii be
quirod to loaa with Brick BAY and Oss Persons Offering
wi please state the price per u. r Brick Per pound for
Hay aud per sack Of three bushels Or Oats also tho re Of
denusge which viii 30 olimod II del aimed at pot Of d,s
tnaton over ten ialr wofl ing days
ID. ID. TOMPKIN9.
AtsiS ant Quarterinastei General.
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GEALED PROPOSALS are invited, until the
- 5h dry u February lSg1, foT fuihng FLOUR 10 lie
suhsistenre Dep 3rtInent Of hi u. ). Army.
About twelve thousaud ~ oJJl barrels wi b. required OF
high grade OF Exir Flour 20 be delivered n Nasnrion at
the Reilrosd Depot te Mil. warehouse ll berse
town ne between the 9th ard 18th Of February osk
Earh bsrrt o. Flour be Inspected jl before receive
The Flour must be- equal IN qualify g. me fap PIES % be OBJ
ned az The Capitol Bakery at Washington City ana he bar
10 10 be head lined.
contractor. -.....-. 49, -
Bid. to be directed 10 Major n. BECKWIIH, G. s..
U. S. A.. md indoriei Prop0aslsn
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%vFW-JERSEY RNLROAD-FOR pull
- sDELPHlA and Tho SOUTH AID w q, 81, ID 80 T.
sly flI.f-Af.Il ed Flnr.ss Lines cfvf nc"-' .. pr
80 ,ea M. 40 anI ~ p ~ Foe 80 It 'h 'li1'
tod he so5,h elIWca ald through Jashse eA'. A-n 3"
= r. m. and sd ~ p. ~. tggltM % -f....i.,,
j. ~. W0OuhCFF As',t,nt Superb irn''
r. hs.sre wal Dc received ior eny trsils uAr' 90 H'ti
sri el,C I'd o. minutes n a. enc % ll' ..' 90
ArEW-YOEK. HARLEM, AID ALBANY
e RAILROAD. For Albany and Troy South ild West
= ~ En- tEVtEGINl r. cpn1.el0irf No.tDAt, Noy
ri Frr tLBAN4. Ig..Oo ni E1p'c.i mail i.lt Tom
. .h-sl DfTlt. 800. ,,,.,,.
JOIN bUNCHILt, Ar't Slp't
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A.lsLAAs oUAGIE..al - -. -

Nlw.YoRg. Isn. 20, 1892.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received at
- clio oicc no. siaio.t. NH y O'Clock THIS DAY
f1r TIE CA HILR Of VESSEL for lie Tramp al.un Of
beef Csi e ud other cargo hence H on Heed P0u Royal
To-. raai0rt S. {. Vessel having clear Zach desi al %
esst sevef vo - fore and l VII be T-Qlied, 30 che
e REQUIRED % provide alter TO- rom sSty seventy
head Of Cattle and Sttrfere Accom- 0dt0n for tho lie d.
men, Of whom there viii be three Of icur Persons Offering
Nere N roase state The aHi UnDffe ~ The vessel
offered me nice oted for he run and the Of dcmuTsge
which III bo caaed If detained than ak idr working
dogs at I0u Of destination. -
u. D. TONPKINS,
Assistant QuaItermfsteI-b enfr raj.
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A BSTRACTS Of important Acts of tie Second
IA Session Of tie XXXEi,h Congress aud the Speca Sc
zion Of the XNHVh Also, the important Pro clEml.
lions Of President Lincoln, giveu Ia TIE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
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legal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
= Susan MATILDA JONES Plaintiff. against VII
LIAM g. JONES, Deirndant-S summons for relief
10 tie Defendant: You ae hereby summoned aud re-
1lred 70 answer the com int in this action, Of which
euy +. herewith served upon you ara to serve copy 90
,opf answer o. the said complaint the snhfcnber A. his
cE,e 20 2ll Broadway 90 tho City II Newly OH, within
t.u, DAYS alter the he cof exclusive 81 the day Of
such seryic.; and n isii to answer the complaint
within tic time aofefad the plaintiff ~ This action viii afpy
to the Court 0r tho demanded an Oh. corplsin-Deed
New-YO.k Dec. 40, it0L J.. d. OLIVER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The eofnrlnint Ia this action hled office Of the
1lk OF the County OF kngs the 20h day Of December
lfbl. J.. ~ CuLfEh IIeiHlu sAto'Ney'
DIS law1wM
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UFVTRAI. PhILRO AID Of Minis -
K F.om fot e. Cegtaui- -t'r'c 'tnk p, Al, "a
Junction slta Delara g, lac - a. s 'f h., r,rrre,
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i,a' e. i.,. '',f5' M .- f'.oa Water oap, scran'
to- Olel. rr.l. iien Ni-e.' re- 81, ,h chunk VIII
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4r.w. rusou6u TRAM co -.4a.on b'''i'N''
s.. ii. WAY rR,m-For semeriIe ,r.....,, Road
,~ F-r-u-s ri.i.Uars o"d The " eit 5cc4'S '''' ''
= .oy ciiy i.l r,li 10 tig i - q1 q . ~, Trrrr
r, ro Mac. n l,. -fr- sen 81. 4flrl .Hri- %. p TOD"
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,lt-a il i.oat nor,h ali 5outh and WIS" 'L' o1I''-
ia,4 s--{ .o.., Evpr7s, TaAiv ron THE W.T. leaves
..ew.Yok e o.. NJ, daily sunday ,-. ,i.br9
c,rse f.sr,to rit bargh aud la.onr 90 e..I'i ''
C4eaeo. -four hoais ilng = ss,ea p, ir,Ie,,s New.
Yorl nom No. D. North higer @. y;' o. '' '~'' ''-
ga is !. .op o, Pesu Poai sad Ma.5, limbo. s.sy
4 STR0NOWICAI CALCULATIONS ard
y CbLFNDARs l.r the year 1872, in IdL 4hiOO"L
OEG ISLAND RAILhOAD-CHAAGE Of
j TERMiSUs--Lery- James.s.ip ond 5llh-sL tet a,
Nv for Scr,h Lip ons ss'uda "a, amki s;'5 a. r.. saa
.0 D. l for s. os.,t, $3.50 $3.50 nnt T. ~ l'E I4'i
stead ond $3.50 = fn.. $3.50 and p u'. ioi Jsni'eA
HUDSON RIVER RAILbOAD:-,l.,9 or "A - ~, ~
J I 80 oId Troy, COSNt,ti'U VIII 4+'A'"'
MONTH bnt 81 + ST. ifsins leaves - ant.
i.v IN n r and 3:l721 ll:J' IN, Gad $3.50 h1I
h. uui Up. 90 y ~. l.. til, i.l,
Troy aui Aitang (with sleep LO''O p"' N'uNoA' -''i
p se,' ,.iS al q, no, ao9o. H., and 1925 s8l $50
H. sud " aud Gals y. m 2 ui
peestaIu uuin, 400 q IA. 49, p ~, 1~o,
Surg Sing tain, 5.i5 q. H. o'iVs ID az" ''' p ID"
''l'l" IT, +. SMITH. Superintendent