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81 u SATURDAY, Jan. 25.
10 the Senate, q petition was presented
and referred, asking for the passage of bill
"for the relief Of the families of Yolunieers."
A hill, to amend the Code, was read the
second time and committed. House MESA.
ges were read and disposed Of. House Joint
resolutions, relative 70 railroad from Steu-
benville aoross the Pan-H Handle of Virginia,
were adopted; also, House joint resolutions,
thanking Gen. Thomas and Colonies Gar
field and McCOok. Resolutions were offer
ed, and referred to the committee on Fede-
raj Relations, looking 10 the protection Of
our soldiers against imposition aud fraud on
the part of sutlers AresOlution was adopted
asking for Information 10 regard 70 Bngi.
neers on the Public Works, and whether
they might not be dispensed with. A reso
luton was also adopted, inquiring whether
additional legislation Is necessary TO prevent
stock from running at large in the public
highways.
The Senate adjourned at noon until Mon
day.
Mr.. Fee, Of Brown, gave notice that he
would probably introduce bill 70 repeal or
amend the balance of the laws in the State
Of Ohio. The " "hog-bill" was read the
third time, and referred to the Judiciary
Committee, with instructions. The bill "To
abolish the Office of Superintendent of the
State House, and devolvs its duties upon the
Secretary of State, was passed. Committee
reports were presented and disposed of. The
resolution relative to the absenteeism OF
members, with 8 pending amendment, was
laid on the table. The conference commit
tee recommended that each House recede
from its amendment to second resolution, in
the series, relative to direct an income tax,
and instead of that series adopt the follow
ing substitute, after the first resolution:
2 ReJolUed, That direct taxes under the
Constitutional requirement that they shall
be apportioned, operate unequally upon the
States, and that a tax upon incomes is an
indirect tax and cannot be spportioned.
3. Resolpe9 That the Senators and Repre-.
sentatives from this State in the Congress Of
the United States be and the same are hereby
requested to endesvor to procure mOdi6cs-
ton of so much of the act of Aug. 8, 1861,
as imposes a tax upon incomes, so that States
may collect the same with a proper allow.
Rnce for so doing.
4. Resolved, further, That it is the duty ol
Congress, and that our Senators and Repre-
sentatives be requested tn all future legisla-
ton imposing taxes to encourage taxation by
a uniform rule, and to avoid that requiring
to be apportiOned.
And in the last resolution to strike oni
the words 'relating to the income tax" and
that the House concur in this report.
A resolution was adopted, inquiring into
the expediency of supplying with arms mil
itary companies in Colleges; also resolu
ton relstivs to introducing military drill fol
boys over ten years of age who are attending
our public schools. Sundry resolutions were
introduced and laid over under the rule
which are of no public importance.
The House adjourned at neon until Non
day,-Stats ,JoHFR7L
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A sshoolmastsr Abroad.

The friends Of rejected applicant for a
certificate to teach school in Sanduuky Co /,
having made some complaint that Justice was
not done him by the Examiners three triaIs
were allowed him. On the last be was ask
ed to Psrse (which" '1t is a preposition,p .
he says. This was not satisfactory. sit ia
an dcJeehes" he answers. HOf Whist degree
Of comparison7" be was asked. WCompaya.
bee" he says, he was asked to comosrs Il
and his answer was. HComparative svksk
Positive what, superlatiVe thEt.R
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Pike Of the Augusta NE Age for sew
eral years has been a reporter Of the Senate.
At one time during session Of frolic
when no business was on hand, the Presi-
dent asked him to take the chair. The re-
quest was complied With, and Pike presided
with gracs. When the President returned,
Pike said be should avail himself Of vener-
sted custom, always observed By the retiring
President of stealing the tABItasS at the
same time apPropriAtiug q splendid article
which embellished The Presideaes desk.
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OOMMEEOIALg
CLEVELAND PRODUCE mGRKEr.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE
VurannW Monmtun Iar o. tara

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
TUESDAY mORNiH0, jan q, ls62
BLOUR-Tht ma'ket yesterday was steady asd
rneh'ngsd ttoush very Qaiot The only sale report
ed being 20 ibis extra from red what at $50.
WHEAT Market steady and firm. sales Of
osr Ehts from store at 81 Oo car red from store at
s5ci and 2 cars DO on track At Csc.
CORN-harkst heavy and dull. Sale of car at
40 on track,
OATs-Marht steady. SALES Of cars on trask
at 25c. asa -s.4
PROVIsIONs-MsHs Pork is steady a. d arm At
S9'5O9'OCO. Hams, ely Gugir-cured 7Gs; do
shoulders SC; green Hams l941se; aud TIln smoked
Shoulders 4[c, with salsS satu day Of 600 Rs At
that price.
DRESSED HOGs-steady a. $50. with sales
Of car loads.
HIGHWINEs-Haved dscIired and round lots
would not bring over IKE, while small sales are
making to the trade at l5o.
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by our special Washington dispatches, it
viii be seen that the Reverend Bishop Ames,
Of the Methodist Church, and Hamilton Fish,
Of New York, are appointed Commissioners
to proossd to the South to relieve the Union
prisoners Of war.
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The washington correspondent Of the

The Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune contains the following incident:
On Saturday had the pleasure of calling,
in company with Mr.. Charming, upon the
President, who received Us at private hour.
Mr.. Charming opened the conversation with
an appeal TO the President to lead in reliev-
ing the country Of slavery, perfect justice be.
ing done to loyal slave owners, so feEvent,
calm and eloquent, that his voice seemed to
be falling out of the heavens. There were
but three present, and the Presidents con-
versation was go frank and generous, that I
shall not repeat word be said but will
say, that we left him convinced of his dis
position to do right whatever We may have
thought of his views of the best way to put
down the rebellion.
1 was pleased By seeing and feeling the
prevalence in the Cabinet snd among Con-
gressmen of a solemn and serious spirit,
which alone is worthy of the emergency.
think the anecdotes and dinner-table skirm-
ishes have ceased. I was several times re-
minded of the old Saint Christopher who be-
gan bearing child over small stream,
and who ere long found himself striving with
a vast food with giant on his shoulders
May our nation, like the Christ bearer, find
the burden it now bears to be the savior
from all evil
Mr.. Canning is the pastor of the Unitari-
an Church in that city. he is a minister of
some celebrity, and an Englishman, former
ly of Liverpool.
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It will be seen by our special dispatches
that tax upon the circulation Of neWspa-
psrs, and also one on railroad travellers, are
recommended by the Committee of Ways
and Means
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A new postage bill has been introduced
which very greatly simplihes the rates Of
postage. It's provisions will be found in our
special dispatches from Washington.
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sing aumNalon Tor Eaters ................... IS
Spectators viii be admitted but not allowed 70
Bkate-l0 cents.
8. Genil men holding Season Tickets will be al.
loEtd 70 introduce nOn-residsntg OF the city upOn
pay Ing p cents for each admission Of the person 30
introdGced; the party making the Introduction
being responsible for the department. OF the party
introduced.
9. No Skat ng on Sunday.
When the Ice is Ia good condition haR will Be
raised at the Skating TART.
Ali tickets ars sold subject TO the above Fsaula-
t'ons and sueh other Tules as the Proprietor may,
tom tine to time, see Mt 10 adOpt.
Tickets can be procured Of ID. Horton, Huperin-
tsndent, at the otce o. the Park from O'Clock IN
the morning till 9 IN tbs evening
s. s. STONE, Proprietor
D. HORTON, Superintendent
Ian
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One Of our regiments, az we learn by our
special dispatches, is making itself famous
and infamous by advertisihg runaway slaves
in the paper published by the regiment.
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NEEsHBORLY, But HARDLY NHJTRAL.-The
Emperor Of the French has sent the British
Government two thousand pair of snow shoes
for the use Of the troops who are now cross
ing the Atlantic on their way to OanRds-
'thsn which (saysa Liverpool paper) moth
ing could be more oensiderste or friendly"
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lLEYELAND LIBRARY slal2
ASs0 CIATI0E.
LECTURES FOR 1862.

The Lecture Committee have the pleasure Of an
nounoing the following list Of Lecturers al ofwhom
have definitely accepted the invitations extended 70
them:
Jan. i7-E- P. WHIPPLE, Esq, Of Boston.
Jan Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON, Of New
York. subject-"Ths Union.'
Feb. -Doot. I. 1. HAYES, the Arctic Explorer.
March l7-ReT. Z. q. CHAPLIN, ID Of New York
- In addition to the above, Invitations have been
sent TO Bon II, J. Raymond OF New York, Rev
Docs. Bellows Pres't Of the Sanitary Commission,
Aen. AdWard Everett, G. W. Curtis, ESQ, and 9TH
er distinguished Lecturers, the reEult OF which,
soSstner With the time and place Of each Lecture
VIII hereafter be announced.
W. P. FOGG,
-- -... II. NJ UHAP1E,
ALLEYhE MAFNARD,
lanlGhu Lecture COMMITTEES.
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cHICAG0 RlARKKF- Jan ~.


FLOUR Market dull and Sc lower
WHEAT-Market easier; 72G73c fer No /; Ga
Csc for N02.
6RRN-Market 10 lower. Sales at 22J{c.
MESS BRE-Market firm at 50 256g,37H.
at 81 5032 62lz.
LIVE HOGS-Market Quiet and unchanged.
hEsiEIPRS-5,0 600 bbls flour; % 600 bush wheat;
22,000 bus corn.
kxOaAHGE-On New York, firm at No pre-
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pam AED onNAmrNTAI PRlNIRa.

E4AAN Anu b4NA4ANIAA FhANI4NNs
- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
rcsption done at the Printing Estabih hnont of The
LnAnER Omoa, the latest Improved and most rapid
q reasonable ratoa. Particular attention paid %
tank work. Evory description Of hindinG done,
especially Blank Books, LsedEers 1u1Fnnll, Sales
peokH, EeccivinF Books, 40, 50.
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fas cold season Is approaching, sad your dinozl.
y VII surely bs worse and perhaps rsndsrsd n.
OURAHLE.
rnsro IS no glsss work IN the examination or An
the administering Of tha medicines, tor by the IN
strumeats used there can DO no mistake, ahd fhs
Doctor never bssitatss 70 Inform the patient OF -
friends Of the TsUz state of tas eass.
The Doctors PaElo1s ct the Weddsu Hou1s rra
throDged d%ilyi many Fs-Eons coming from distant
statesl and others Who were dishsartsned bV f,rr,
sr s12eEienoe And large sums paid 70 quaoks, hs-l
and health, and Ast too By paying vary usodsr.ts
and reasonable charge.
Th5Te Is no charge for CONSULTATION.
Doctor AVER does not cure by msrourv. s,1.t,,,
Idinins olisssrins. beeding or any Of tho practice
Usually reaorted to in the treatment OF chronic dis
assss. The treatment Is admirably adapted 70 per.
sons who cannot take strong usdioinss; the sHsctJ
Ee prompt and permanent, and but . f5I- daysfrf,l
WI eonTines the most sksStioaI. Fhs DeetoF IN,
Eifh pleasure name parties who can BE- sen ana "a
eonFeFaed with IN this oisY, Who have bssn eursE !
D. bis mode Of treatment. Those who ars non
-AnPering with their lives under the bIind quiaalc
Of "trsvellins s-doosora,'' or who are eying By fe
. under ths hands Of phyBiciszs who DO NOT uader
stand TAG nature Of tnoir disease or rrua nod9 -
SaFe DELAY no longer, bet Whfla TGu have tue povT-
sr hesk in rational way % REGAIN your hs.slf6..
Those, TOO who waiting for fhs dlsaao - 60
o., tAink nils Il II TINE, OF those Fho ike ToI
waited but N vain ard have gcns telore yun hsrTT
thousands OF those Who rave sore 5f,u-1 = ~
grave with conauuutlnn might have len -.Tsn
asd IAey taken proper DI5cautiOn and checked fhee
lisea1e Wlen H vas eetisrfh Or iu1zTnnatlon Of ff
knsoeE Froat Dy redsoting upoa rheir htal neg.
~ TAe charge shan In No casa be above sOu-
1e9na noFl.3Il
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ENLARGED NECK.

H1lol p 90 pt5TaIsnt On t6e Lake 8hor8-
Persons 5unsrins from coEghs. nighs Essaal
bleeding at tks lunsH. general debility, gartlsi
desfaesz. imperfect sight, loss Of VOICE. bosr1anss
iOss Of nesh sud strength, loss Of aspetits lsnzuoE
dependency, palDitation Of the heart oppression a
the chest, dfaeuIt breathing rostIossnsss st ui7at
-, Ihoald consult The Doctor forth.rlsh
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all of which are for sale exclusively for eash at cash
prices. ONE PBIOE ONLY.
JAMS Ell BALDWINAC

Jane ~. 1. BALDWIN co.
MASTERS SALE-PURe UANT
IvI TO the oommsId Of q second plurles dscretaI
order Of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Guy ahoga county Ohio ct the suit OF Ssmu O.
Brooks and Edwin W. Brooks, against Hnratio n.
Edmund G. P. Mirleberger, william Mittlt berger
Con mercisl Mutual Insurance Co Thomas 81
Howe Josiah King and Willism Shinn, executors
OF ChsE. avery eased, and Others 10 mo direct
door Of the Court Home, ia the City Of Olevsiand
ON the 2th day OF February, 1862, at two clock RI
N said dsYI the following described pieces or
parcels OF land TO Wit situate in the township OF
Brooklyn, being number seven in the thirtssnth
range Of ioEnhhtp5 in the Oonnscticut Western Res
serve in th4 ate Of Ohio. and which il als1 in the
County Of CuyahoEas and tg known BY pare OF land
on west side OF CuTRhoga River, now IN CifT Of
Cleveland, and iG bounded Is fJliOEs: e8.tsrIT bT
CuyahoFa River; norlherly BY land heretofor con.
vsyed to Judah Colt by John a. Voc 'ssy: JFeaf bv
River street 50 callsd; and sOuthsTly BY land Er-
msily owned By A fred williams, and balm NINETY
nine feet wide en- tuyahoga River, and 9Xtendins
at right aDgea with River street. and paid IiiVsT ~
ing the same land conveyed TO said Edm1uu a. p
MittlsberFer, BY theUhio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, by deed recorded in JuyafoRa COuDiV
Re-ords, vol A. pages 43 and 45 And also, another
parcel Of land en said hiySrs next suothsriY OF
above, aud bounded nofthaly by SAID parcel on land
above de5olibtdi easterY ~ OuyshOEa River; vest
eTly by said River str et and Eoutherls By a lime
parallel with The cortherlY line, and tEenfy-one
lest distant the eflemI extending from said River
70 said River street, being part n the Alfred viii
twenty feet front on said kiver, and the Elevator
Building, machine y, and X tures on said premises
be the same more or less, but subject to all legal
highways. Appraised az S7200.
Adams 4 CanGeld, Master ecmmissiostr.
Pltds Att'FE. iap2s:376
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Who're be may BE- consulted daily thrUagh ths So
TIM and Ninter- Fhs very gratifying aHd aston
ishing success which has attended his practice ir
ouI ety even IN CASES Of themost o5stnats shaEao-
ieFs has euoited f0n many OF our hest citzsns tha
aiShast testimonials, especially for the cure Of
0ATAHRH. THROAT DISEASE, BRONCHITIS. &
AASAh STAGE OF OONBUMPEIDn, HEAEF
DA5AAsAlsAbIH ia, ItFER UtlM PLATHT
..t taPukIfE OP THE BLOOD,
sUhOEULA. MEkFOBs a -
eel. HEuTiOh5.
diseases q the Aidneyus SAD 0issass5 uf Womsa,
and ethsr complaints Fhish lad % OOHsgtrP.
FI0E.
Ais sIss, sneosss in dissases q the EAB, has q
dted porulsr attention, and has been especially no
aoeablo uzder the nsE node Of trcstmanf.
DR., AYER has the most complsts instrumsnts
with which 70 make accurate examinations and o.
srstions whom BooeSsArT. His mode Of tEeatusnt,
the
AsRIAN SYSTEM OF CURE.
s nos PrsStosd b any other physiciaas and fhs pu
lie should masoa note ofthi5 fact Hs has mstwiff
i1af kable success In the cure Of Brochoosls. Or
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ADJUSTMENTS
CLEVELAND .-r.
SKATING PARK.

SKATING PARK.
This Park, which will Be opsnsd to visitors on
MON DAY J suna-y Sch, 1851, has a. area of about
twenty acres ia located on Central Tract near the
loot Of Ohio street. The main approach therst0
VIII De via seneca street and the Seneca street sud
PontoOn Bridges, and the o. trance Eafs AZ me
junction Of Central Way and Stones LsTes.
RULES AND REGULATIOEs.
l. The control OF the Park viii be in the hands Of
the Proprietors and Super intendsnt, and taalTo
gentlemen Of the city, mostly heads Of famiie5 and
holders Of family tickets who vii sulorce obedi-
tnce to regulations and preserve strict OFder and
decorum.
?. Game Of ell kinds viii be prohibited. sxosut
When proper proTisions are made for thern No
sleighs, ropes or POLES will be allowed on The ice
except such IS are furnished By the superintendent
3. Any reTaOn who EiilfullF crfateI disfurhsucs
In the Park, or In any way conducts himself In a
manuer nnbeeomtng gtniicman, win b expelled
tofthWith the Froprot0r rosefving the night 10
iun1 TO all such persons their BubscripttOn mOnty
pro rata aud csn"el their rickots.
4. Ofntl0ns end objections from the guperintend-
ent and Park keepers should IN ali eassS be INNS
5. Ticksis not trans fsrahle. Al psryons will be
required to show tn ir tickets IN order 20 gain I'd
they viii be cancelled.
s Price q tickets vii be as iollOEs: Family
Tickets viii 70 issued 70 gentle sn at SO each for
the Vinteri scesmpanyinF the ficEets will be q
ohtck 70 each individual member Of the subarri-
Der lamly, (eerV .nts accepted), who viii bs ad-
mltted At ali times when this PErk Is Opqu Gsnfls-
men holding Family Tickets will also have tue
privilege Of introducing TO the ParE free Of charge
any Person1 nOn-rEsidsnt Of the city iG being ss-
pecially understood that any Terson introducing
visitor will Be responsible for bis her depOrtment
in the Park.
sesssn tickets viii be a. foIIous:
Tickets admitting t3anfiaman nn.d T.rTr q N
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4. Z. BFOOA mARKRF.-Jan. 81,

r. E.BF1OA mARKEF.-Jau- "a.
IBT fELEsRAPH-i
1GNE EY-Very plenty and dull at sal per cent
on call. Gold lower and dull at 25fG3 par cent.
sTEISLlNGs EKGHANGR-Homfnal at llsH
Gll4H for bankers bills.
sF0UEs-Markst quiet and steady. chicago &
Rock Island 655f co; Cleveland Pittsburgh le54;
evelsnd TOied9 49, Illinois Central scrip 61s6;
Michtgsn Central 555z; Harlem preferred 81; Hud-
son 3s4; Erie 3i14; New York Central s3sf; Pacific
Mail e54 SE Milwaukee & Prairie du CHEN q;
American Gold lO34; United States IS 81 coupOns
90; United States IS 81 registered So.
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HARDWARE and CUTLERY

DATENT OIL GREASE.-FIVE
j cans Just received and Tor Eals low.
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NOTICE 10 LlDa

vii enclose one dollar saf ~, = st.5,,,s -,
,t1i. sstsl persons fAoEtnE the elHcsCT Of -
iI asxs advertised g being q lns for D.
Ihe genuine YTOuozs' EEzafr ITaria- -
sannos De IoUps q any other plass n -. n -
s1SePs g ". Hunters InfrmSry, clsvsi-',5 y,
,,tCs.i tssntsr ~ z ne poesssioE nsr sFo1S ee
napPy patients haYe lsndeFod ain ~ -
g ,1ay Ky Am % sEAsb tc these dssiFe1s
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY.

TDiroctiOnE for seli-Msasuremsnt Sent Frs.
jliYi 80 Superior st.. 0IsvSIsSs,io o.
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rA "
Gauuii.

Au officer OF Tho AMY h1a shawn ga At
lirc Of inhi prepared hy sone lart" ii All ~
terror County, and seq: inia "smr. II ~ tie
same known or tho Weatatn Pl-iis s'id nrmcng
the Mexicans rs rasoLA. i! is simply parched
corn, well ground, or beaten 10 mortsT, aud
seasoned to the taste with salt, o7 With sugaI
aad cinnamon /: Eas s7sot merits as cup
food, particularly Cd uarch; being VaIj i."-
tritioua, easily prepared, convenient &c carry,
always ready Tor nse, very rsletahle, erd
keeping long tins without spelling. /, is
en excellent corrective too, If these conditions
Of body wbicn aslup liz is sp: /" rIod"'r.
Tie officer mo sii ;ns a,ulp.e witt iis Is Of
tho opinion, and ws s:fae *i:f' him, That GOV
ernueus could not prorid> q het;er food i'r
sola:ers when :Da-ch is contemplated, or one
which ~auld r. mare sgrceahio MS change At
al times. Thc i7ie7is d: soldiers may also
take 'ha han.
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49, sos.h.-, C,,Ssi--t.-

cA*E PrE:fHrATI3A ~ Cal :'BS u, N"iGaH
+ aen CO.. Morgan va acre, the Lhdir. 81
tho HuSritel association 7: escnted tin With a
slrgani CID beautifully ~-"ayht gold headed
canr, '~!iE cppIcn:io;e Inscriptions. MANI
laciursd expressly for ii-o purpose. Ins ii
loving untel correspondence 10 c0ilmeLi %
all as aos;.y Of imitation IT oil Eiich occss;ci.'
Tic h.art'el, graft us nri siEi;;a'oa 81 ihs
ladies are n7eysd in few smpla, s'iichi7s
wol ds. While the rspiy ii na gallant C'IjasI S
cniTa.5. sIist;o End fprc;oio Illus .:4tiat:l e..
we'll EaaT;a modhstJ
The Ladies of the Atiaata Il .@via' A5.r:i:
ton, hog lh,t 'Cal, Morgan viii 7c 81: TIT.
Cane n toksn ui their gratitnds a1i siTi;::a
tun ii ii- d=sd- Of jiriEg III j..-aco q cu-
oppressed C3HntTI
Atlanta. So, jan ia, i932
Dol. Morg:m Sses so present Fl. s.E"o5i-
edemanta 10 ,ks l. ,t.ts IT tfa A.iaats iinspi
tnl Association, inT ihs present. If The teautin'
Uere ana hs trusts mat lhe fu'uT3 m:I p.G,"
him ,noTs *cFii.y ii tEeii '.;"sii<rat >" :".'
regard
Z. Aticn13 jd.= ~
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LkIGSJ fEGM .IC!.fGit
VS. ind tia following letter frdEi i'r':'i:

NE nnd tia lGlI0"iGg lct'tr iEdLi i't''i'~
il tie Petersburg "ExEress ii &nRdc5
NosFolE, june - ts7s rSt Gaci. - =
te.ess 10 csIn:tii=c2s: =. lie iaHt. &c ":!i t:t='
al LGTa here 50 :: Is =: .i..:r I@m;T. aud 80
ha"s noIta: hut 5!r:.; 40. .is. oi VIII. III.
c::y ia iuil.
We h17e .T:.: Is:;a:. - c:GcT, 80, 81
Cioii2r H.: t::a LILY "h:lr.i al f"rc
s;rca-e!y L ;;5,.
his Ie,ac,s o.. s;.rr..ss:i &c d.
Book" and started IL its rl.;e Miserable,
lying l;i.is a::ert ;isli;l: tee I s!gis; "Ln;ar.
::i,hoa7 tujs il ;Ecspt il.eir o"i. $50, a7d I
think II viii 3c7f: r>7.si: 81 ;rln;i;;a-. II i3
published 81 The "Haraii" cfice, whicL liA5
seiz.i i3s tl5 :,i:i.2ao Tee e-a;i1i5=is ra:;s
evrr; .iiD': ~ lies znn l;..e.t- Il -Ve:Y lid
to i1a:,e tx .'4Ttb ,.i 6ur ir:rd 1t
li:7a 10: ji.ntc st;.., t'n:G!. -@ii;nc:i
rer3. iHi,.5a i TGi ,GsJo" Vi :."'si IL .: 49,
10 pe5p;s .,si ~ 27e;t fa.:. ;haE ne IeH-
pi. If Mr., Ii u-.iei ;he:I mi rnt;5l.s. a:i1 /
1hsil ne pT"n.i ii i.s f'..: idr ;Gs hA'snce
Of u; lie
10 ps.5o: RI aay :::Isa.snIIliy ,i15 .ny
il a.coITse r Is,c:-r Tilf TIE IaaE =. tn
will not e7sa lc2k =: tleu, s1i our contempt
lor ;bcu, cu:s ever through isaksa in=ensi-
b,i;ty, IS the5 :7irc: ther ehsgt;u n raany
Mays. They Md Ia c"e7T Va: to ose5car.=
Gn;- IA: d 70 I'm, 81 ding Il impossible
s~ou So bave 81 i;ne.il, ! ens,k, .eh.uythe
at.nps. lie 81. lac / Laia D.. diu.'! all he
b4iis: ~ 'hsi. r.rds iar 81, Independence.
J,e 3.ser had .is "soieuc- 10 uskca spec D
te:o las SATURDAY, Egni. Al the Tn;en mn
IN Hprtalf, understand, ware tkeIc. They
de- &c; ;an,r*c csc: i5antJ il I'll. TIE rest
Of It's slti;sa-a ;7cs :nsie Up 81 | ,"kae sci
diefs gijs yo;i list Of snch .! The aicT
men = tra:, IS yau mag Judge 6! -hs'
.heT ere MADE. D.. T"dd wa ir; f!7s! aka
Ci4n t',s7 toEnd
Tno 'o1a.;!ssa ~nc wstsi 81: Jae s.Ea'
VAS Lewis T;ehh, LIN !: .i5ie ana Dr.
Syssa, c;=75 crtztlcs vic i.a sg.;nit
Aliis.n t,F Cons7sar. Elms yasrs sir"'.
Ii.esc we're ill., Earst respectable Ta:'. Ina"
had, so Jou MAJ ai3e "tst skr .alsn"a sIs
BIS ,hesc, UNDERSTAND :rIas Ten o. fiiapn
mcTe Of ,hc : .r22 tidn:J-t!e 7ils't 7liI-rafI 81
thr tu~n tGTs taken trc oath, bat eaa per.
E1:, 81 .="pecrahin;J in thc citJ.