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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
SALE-PURsUANT
ATER COMMISSIONRR,S

M A y E X COMMISSIONER s
lyl SALE.-Purguant to the command Of an
order Of sale to directed, issued ON The Court
II Common Pleas OF Ouyahoga county, 10 an action
therein pending Whrein Ohaunosy Cotton Is pl ain
ants. shall expose Tor SALE at public auction at
the door OF the Court House for said County, upon
the 22d day Of February, I62, ct two O'Clock P. d
the lands and tsnements described folio sit
uate in Ihe township Of Independence, Ouyahoga
Comfy, Ohio, described fOllOss to it: the piece
Of lend knOVn as lot No. 81, in the 18th range Of
toWnshiu8 in the Connecticut Western Reserve in
tie State Of OHIO, Ouyahoga county, and Is known
being part Of hfty-tDur acres OF land d. eded to
the inhabitants Of Independence by Theodore and
Lewis stTOng Of Northampton, Mass, aUd is boun-
dec the west By krou and Cleveland 81 ate Road
on he south by i've acIe lot numbsr nifty nine (5g)
on toe east by Ian thsn oWped BY the said tTonss
and on the north by lot number hfty-fva (55) coz
tanning four and 60-iOO acres, more or less. Ap-
praised value $500 j. G6ANHIs,
J. n. Jores, Master OOmmir.
Pitts Atty, ian22.3T5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
RETURN OF MINISTER coRWIE.

Minister Corwin's latest letters, coming
down TO Dec. "a, confirm the intelligence to
which we gave publicity some days ago
that be will soon return home he thinks
that under his present inst uctions he shall
be unable Is advance our interests in Mexico.
The Me1icans are, he says, making great
preparations to resist the allies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
Death Of Ex-Presideut TyIer.

The telegraph reports the sudden death
of ex-President John Tyler at his house near
Fortress Monroe. Mr.. Tyler was rlssber
of the Peace Convention at Washington last
winter, and then gave himself mp entirely
to the rebel cause. Such traitor as be is
better dead than living.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
LECTURES FOR asl-2.
OLEVELAND
NKATING PARK,

GLEV ELAND
SKATING PARK.
MON OAY JinuarY sth, 1852, has an ara of sboai
tVent acres is located on Central Tract, near re
via tbs Seneca street aHd Pontoon Bridges, and TIA
eb trance gaze Is 90 the Junction Of Central Way
and stones Lsvee. -..
BULBS AND REGULATIONS. -
/ me control Of the Park will be IN the hands Of
the ProprierOrs aud superintendent, ard twelve
gentlemen Of the city mostly heads Of families and
encs TO regulations and preserve strict Oresr and
;. G1ne, Of all kinds viii be prohibited. except
when proper provisions are made for them. &c
,leighs, ropes or Polss viii be allowed On me ice
ere pt such as are furnished oy the superintendent
3. any PeFS0n who WIllfully creates disiuro9nce
In the Park, or In any way conducts himself In Z
manuer unbecoming gtntleman, viii b expelled
forthwith, the PrOpreaOr re9erVing the right 70 70
funJ 70 all such persons their sub3criptiU monsy
| pro rata aud camel their tickets if -
T. Cautions and directions from the Eupsrintend'
ent and Park-kespers should in ali cases be imne-
diately complied with. ~ -
5. TiokeIs not trans israbls. All psrIona wiz be
required to show their tickets 10 order to gain I'd
mirtancs t8 the Park. II tickets are transferred
they will be cancelled. --
Tickets will be issued TO gentle en at SO each fol
the winter; accompanying the dekets viii De
/ Der family, (serYAnts aceegtedl Who Will be ad
mitted ali times when the Park Is open. Gentle
/
privilege Of introducing to he PARK eo Of char
any person, nOn-resident OF the citg i5 being es
peCially understood, that any rersOn introducing
visitor will be Tesponsibl5 for his or her department
i in the Park.
] 7 seassn tickets will Je a. foIlovs:
Tickets admitting GEN Isman ahd LadJ..---.-.s5 o
| 8 % G., item man...-.....- ...--.----.. Q,
az. SGSs under z ysaF9R3 Of sRa.. s s
| Spectators will be admitted bat not SLOWED tC
q tts5oI 0Sn boirg Season T;ests viu BE- Al
loved TO introduce non-residents OF the city up
payin u oents for esch admission Of the peTso q
| introiaFd; the party making the lntrOr 4ct1oE
being responsible Tor the department. Of - PartI
l Introduced
| 9. No skat 'ng on Sunday.
When the Ice isfn gOOa condition nag VIII b
! raised at the EarE.
| An tickets are sold subject 70 the above regula
tions and such other Iu.es as the Proprietor may
| from time TO time, see ut to ADOPT,
Tickets can be procured Of D. Horton. buperin
/ teudsnt, at s. s. stones Office, over Merchant
Bank, until o'clock Sa lurday evening next; afte
/ that time st the Entrance Gate only.
| 3. s. STONE, Pr0prietor,
| d. HORIZON, Superintendent.
/ Cleveland, Jan.4, ls62.1T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
The- Pres.seur ID the DIE senate.

-ai The Presi$sut Of the Ohi8 Senate.
If we have neglected hitherto to make
note of the fact that hon. Jsmes Monroe, of
Lorain, was unanimousi5 elected President
pro TEN Of the Ohio Senate, it has not been
for want Of appreciation Of Mr. MOnroe's
eminent fitness for the post BIS natural en-
srgy and ability, and the high sense Of per-
sonsi and political honor which has ever
characterized him, speedily gave him a Lead
ing position in Ftbe senate, which he has
wortbily filed. The Senate could not baye
made better selection for second presiding
officer. sa
The Ohio State Journal ssys:
A HANDSOME COMPLIMENT wORrH1LY Be-
sloWED.--ln consequence Of the illness aud
unavoidable absence Of the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, the Senate found it necessary 10 elect
President pro TEN. Their choice fell upon
Hon James Monroe, Senator from LoraiD,
Who vas elected BY full Senate without a
dissenting voice. This compliment Of a
tsqEiuoas Vofs was alike honorable to the
Senate and 70 the worthy recipient of their
inaiTidual confidence. Professor Monloe
wiz make model officer In his new position
as President Of the Senate. rfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
sRoIsH WoMRH DISPOSED OF.

Nm. Greehow and Mrs. Barclay were yes
terday transferred from the formers house OF
the Old Capitol prison. Mrs. Poole, an
mother woman confined at Mrs. Greenhow's,
was sent to Norfolk under a fag of truce.
INSPECTION OF HoRsEs AND WAGONS.
The inspection of 9O4 horses, q large num-
Der of six-horse wagons, 100 one-horse, and
20 four-horss smb1lances, took place to-
day. They were drawn up in double row.
GEN. SUMNER RECOVERED.
Gen. Sumner has SO nearly recovered
from the effects of his late accident that he
will resume active duty in command Of his
Division this week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
DsIoYALrY OF aovrRNMEsF ENpLoYEEg.


The Potter Committee, appointed by the
House to investigate the fidelity Of clerks
aud other employees Of the Government
about Washington, have suspended their Ia
bOrs and are preparing their report. 1t will
be very long, and must create much excite
ment in the country, as the Committee have
come to the conclusion that at least five
hundred persons employed in the Depart
ments here are disloysl to the Government,
and would rejoice to see JEFF. Davis in pos.
session of Washington. The report will be
very severe upon Mr.. Smith, Secretary of
the Interior, showing that Jacob Thompson's
old di,union clerk and his own (Smith's)
family and friends draw two-thirds of the
salaries in his Department. They charge
that Mr.. Smith and at least one other Sec.
retary have treated the respectful inquiries
of Congressional Committee with contempt,
and baked their efforts to purge the public
service of traitors. The sympathies of the
country will be with the COMMITTEES, for the
people know that the Governmentlhss been
hsrrassed and nearly ruined by spies in
Washington The report will be finished
this week, and published at an early day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

The BGrnsise Expedition.
The Burnside Expedition is heard from in
Psulieo Sound. oae dispatch reports forty
thTes vessels and another thirty-four at Hat
terss. We shAI soon have full particulars.
tsPillaiuous SaltpetTe.H
While returning from BatesYille with our
printing Office, s lew days ago, we met two
Wagons--Oae drawn Dy twelve and the other
b eight steers-losded wiSh large iron ket-
ties. The kettles looked to be sSy feet across
the mouth. Upon inquiry we learliSd that
they were going shove Bstesville to a salt
pst7a cave, where they were designing to
make saltpetre for the manufacture of gun
powder for the Southern Oonfederaey.-
Joass5oro' (Ask,) Rsvs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
en-. sUNNER RICOYElRl
ouR TRooPs AT PORT ROYAL.

1t is now said that General Sherman sim
ply obeyed orders in not advancing immedi-
stely into the interior after landing at Port
Royal. It was the purpose of Government
to make permanent and impregnable base
of operations about Beaufort
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
ENLARGED NECK.

Nnlcn u 20 prevalent On me Lake shore.
Persons suffering nom coughs, night BFssh
bleeding ct the lunG5. general debility, parti1
deafnsss, imperfect sight loss Of voice. Aoarsszsa
loss Of hssh and strength loss Of appstits IanFuor
dsspondency, pslpitstion Of the heart oppression 4
the chest, dinsult breathing rostlsssnsss q ni7ht
30, should consult the Dootor forthEith. -.I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

where he may b eonSuItsd daily through ne An
tum and Winter. The Tery gratifying aad esfoh.
ishing success which has attended bis p-acsics n
ON city, even IL easos Of fhs most obstnafs hara
tF has ELECTED from many Of our best citizens rs
Highest testimonials, especially for the cure Of
UATARRH. THROAT DISEASE, BRONCHITIS,
lAkh1 STAGE or OOHsUNP EIOA, aBA.RE
Dl9EABE,ASTHMA,LI LIVES q. Nj PLAIHH.
ImPUBITN o. TIE BLOOD,
BUROEUbA, HEHEOu3 Az ..r
TEEIOa6,
Diseases ol TIE kidnsyB, and DISEASES 81 WOmer.
and sthsr complaints which lad 70 OOBsUE !
TIOH.
ais great success IN diseases Of ne EAR. has a
sted popular attention, and has been especially no-
tceable C7dsr the new mode Of treatment.
Or. ATRR has the most eomplsls instruments
with which to make accurate examinations ana o.
orations Whsn Necessary. Bis mods of tFsatmshi,
the r
ERIAN SYSTEM OF CURE.
8 not Practioed bT any other physician, and thspll
Lie should makea note ofthis fact. h has uift
rsmarkHbls success in the care Of Broohoosls, CT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
INITIALS

INITIALS.
Ofie.r Lambert
Bcx IA
FsreSt City Lodge l62
~ Persons calling for the above WI please say
.' Advertised." y COWLES. p m.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
SPECIAL NOTTUE

Tue cold season Is aPDrOachings and your dfnoul
ty VIII surely Be worse and perhaps rendered NJ
oURABLE. 4ll-f sa
Insrs Is no guess work ia the examination Or d
the administering Of the medicines, tor b. the n
Itrumsnts ussd thare can be no mistake, ard q.
Doctor never hesitstss to inform the patient o. =
friends OF the THUE state Of ths case.
The Doctors pariors ct the WsddsIl HouIs ~
thronEsd daily many ps-sons coming fsom distani
States, and others who were dishsartsnsd bT form.
sr experiences and large sums paid 70 quackB, hars
ind health, and that too By paying vary modsFzA
and reasonable charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
a9-o4e9 EDIUAL DISCOVERY

8 =T947e5 7Sls9-- y EDIUAL DISCOVERY
| IN - tts SPEEDY and Psrmansnt Cure q
<fTIsa, Glset, UrethdI Discharges, SslGn1
90 Rsahsess, Nightly EmissiOns, iRcos- sfi
i tiaAes Genital IsTi6bility ll-
AID Dsbi&b, rri
an AVEI. eTRIOTURE, s1d AFIEgEIOES q q
49, FIDNEYs and BLADDER
uhIch has been used b. upE.rd1 Of
ONH HUNDBBD PHTsTCIAHs y
h tbsfr nrivnta practice with entire s1coesss gugr
ss5fnF oubebs, 0opabia, Cspsuiesl or any oomPor1
n''l'1 BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS ~
are vpssdy in action, often aaeeting cure n 50
ss-S Snf when curs is effected Is h permanarf-
Tbs9 - prepared Hom Vsgst4ble axtra5i1 th1t y
6er-,iesa On fhe BYGtsmt SIC never nel1eala %
at-.-.k - irnprsauats the breath; and being %
- cosfsf Al nsulsou1 tagte q avoided. No chenq
u ~ III 49, 49, whist using thami nor does thu
'i a. ss-Ssre 1ith busine18 pnrlultl. Aach %
ss,.tajI1 II 5orsa Piila- Price ONE DOLLAR g
IN - ,snf 81 nal on receipt Of prics e1d ~ -
- ls SuBsrioF street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-08
ARMY IIOVEMEN


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,
December Last night was intensely cold,
sn3 some Of the troop suffered from want OF
blankets. Tee formed III the Potomac and
iouia Cu elk from one and half tc two inches
thick. To-day the sun came out fair and cheer
inc, but the air continued piercing cold. The
roads are hard but very rough.
Officers we'll Informed state that Jackson has
arrived near Fredericksburg, and joined his
forces with those already there. They also re-
port that the enemy have also extended their
lines several miles further down the Rappahan-
mock The report that Major Spauld!ng, Of
the Engineer Brigade, is under arrest for I'M
necessary delay in the transportation Of pom
toon trains from Washington, is unfounded.-
That Office. has been commended by his supe
riors for overcoming wcighty obstacles in exc
cutting his orders There have been no field
movements to-day.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, December 5.-TWo
Tuglishmen, direct from Richmond, passed
through here yesterday morning, en- route for
Washington They called at General Sigels
HEADQUARTERS, and gave some valuable lntorma-
ton They stated that the city hes wlthlnand
around ii a force Of 4O, ,OO0> which IS fast being
augl!ented. On al sides the city IS well tortl-
fed. An attack is anticipated by It's residents.
Five suDerior gunboats have been finished
there. and another is in the course OF construe
ton.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The Herald has
Harper Ferry dispatch stating that General
Geary, with 3, 800 infantry and twelve pieces OF
artillery and fifty cavalry, marched upon Win
chester on the Sd and demanded it's surrender,
which was complied with Hereports to Gen.
Socum, that having left Harper Ferry on the
lst he met the enemy's cavalry, under w hite,
Henderson and Baylor, at Charle,town, routing
them, with loss IN wounded, and marched into
berryviIle the same evening, when he again
met the enemy, and drove him into a trap,
killed five and wounded eighteen. The same
evening he bivouacked three lnilcs beyond Ber
ryyille
The next day he advanced beyond the Ope
guam, skirmishing with Confederate cavalry and
Infantry, and then biyouackcd in Ash Hollow,
between Beryyille and Winchester The Fed
eral troops cal tured one hundred horses and
mules and several wagons belonging to the Con
lederates, ct Winchester One hundred and
twenty-five Confederates who were unable to
escape, were paroled Seventyfve conscrlpts
canned protection, which was granted, and five
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-08

papers Dy UIilS EltIllHS uldli
The Washington Times special dispatch
states that certificates fer $50 900 dollars were
stolen from Treasurer Spinner desk. Fortu-
nately they were not signed Measures have
been taken to prevent the engraving Of any
more Of the same kind.
Joseph Segar has succeeded IN having the
counties Of Northampton, Accomac, Charles
City, Elizabeth City and Warwick exempted
BY President Lincoln from the effect of hi3
late proclamation.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the dis
charge of all the Qua1ers who were drafted in
Ohio. the laws OF which State did not exempt
them.
The Phila1e] p1lia Journal states that Gen.
Butler ana his brother have made considerable
money, by spocu!ations. in New Orleans. -Nr.
Reyerdv johnson S late remarks about matters
yet to be developed in the administration Of
affairs in New Orleans, attract much attention.
\ party Of descrters were brought Oh IN the
cars on their way to Washington last week,
and while travelling became unyu]y, and the
guard had to shoot and wound several before
they could be brought to order.
The committee appointed at New York to
collect subscriptions for the starving British
operatives, have already been promised over
$50, 0O0
President Lincoln has not yet decided the
faIe Of the insurrectiouary Indians in Mime
IL, l, o.,1 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-08

Federal prisoners were released. Gen. Geary,
in pursuance Of orders, then returned to tiar-
per's Ferry, though some citizens begged him
to remain The only loss was one slightly
wounded.
We didnot receive our Y ashington exchange
papers by this morning S mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-08
TUE WESTERN VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE =

TUE " EsTEeN VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE =
! WHEELING, Va, December 6.-The Senate
to-day passed a preamble and resolution setting
fo;5h that United States Senator Callile hal
vio'a ed the instructions of the body that teec:
ed hir ia failing TO sustain the legitimate ef-
fio"js Of the Government to suppress the IT,
sumect;on, in opposing, by bis votes and
speeches. bcth in and out Of the Z. s. Senate,
measures which were absolutely necessary to
the plese, yation Of the. Union and enforce
rent Of lho laws, al ii opposing the adu2is-
sion of We:te.n Virginia as q new State into
the Union Ihe resolution requests l1r Car
e to ;es;gn BIS seat III che Unlted States
Senaje IJ vii come UP ia lie House Oh
Mondav: and p2ss by large 1najo0'7.
In the House to-day resolution was ofcr-
ed, requesting The United States House Of
Eepl esentatives to pass the new State bill noT
pending before it without alteration or amend
ment 1T will a!so come up on Monday, and
viii pass pv neal y a unanimous vote.
J'he Governors 1IesSage, which was sent
nto the Legislature to-day, endorses the
emanci5 5a; on policy Of the President.
The 5yo:y published il the New York Tri-
buoe r3lat d." Barney was the bearer Of
certain propositions from Richmond 70 Wash
in4,o on. looking to an arns5ice and neSo,ia-
/: ,ns ior nnace turns cut to be altogether uI3.
true.
Congress was not in session IN Saturday
Oao OF the owners oi tbe bark Harriet
S,,uuI,,ing 5. ato5 :A>. thee IS go truth in a
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ttle0itn,al
ScrOtllla. Or Kings Evil.

e Constitutional disc.>,, Il corruption of the
loo by which this fluid bcrG,i..; yitiated.
tcak and poor. Bcing III the circulation, il
crvotrs the whole body, a,d NAV buns. out
= disease on ANY part Of it, No ,rgan is free
rom is attack, nor is there orc which it may
1t destroy. The s"rutiloRs faint is valious'v
a.uicd by mcrcarial di-cain, low living. dis.
ider'd or u.ihenlthy food, impure air, fiji
al hthy HABITS; III: d"pre,~ing wees, ard
.ovc all, hy the ycucrual ilic. ton. Nhut
rcr lie its origin it is hereditary in tic con
t;ntiol, descending - frcni patents to children
I.to the thld and fourth generation :" indeed.
t seems to be IL, rod Of Him who says, :. /
viii visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
heir chldro3.'
It's effects commence by deposition from the
'lo3d Of corrupt OF ll"eroua ;lattcr, which, in
he lungs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
;bcrclc5; in tn. glands swcilings; and on
he surface, criptioaS on sores. This foul cor
nptiar, which -cn:lais in the blond d.prcSscs
he energies Of HE :, that srrrf,ous cunstitu.
Ions not only suffer from syrufulGus CON.
iaints, but th.y have far les, power to with
;and the attacks of other diseases: con .
iaentiy, vast numbers r,rish by disorder
'hich, although not scrofllo'is in their nature,
re still rendered fatal by this faint in the
ystcm Most Of the consumption Which do
mates the human 1a.nI!; has It's origin directly
n this scrOtulous contamination and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kdacyS, brain,
nd Indeed, Of all the organs, arise from u
ire aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of ali cur people are scrofllous;
heir persons are invaded by this linking in
2ction, AID their health is undermined Lv it.
% cleanse it from tie system VIC mast rrnovatc
he blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
s>rate it by healthy food and exercise.
,tch q medicine We supply in
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AYERS
compound Extract Of SarSararilIa,

he most cfcctuul remedy which the medical
kill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal maladv. 1t is com
oined from the most active rcmeelials that have
?ccn discovered for the expurgaton of this foul
disorder from the blood, and tic rescue of the
yStcm from its destructive consequences.
Hence ii should he employed for the cure Of
Hot only scrofula bat also these other affcc-
lions which arise from it, such as ErrrrlvE
md SKIN DISEASES, ST. AHrnUHy's Fmr,
RosE, or ERYsIrELAs, rIMrLEs, PvsTrLrs,
'LorcnFs, BL.INs and BoiIs, TvMoEs, TErrER
AID SALT RnEvM, ScALD Head. RINawoRM,
.tnErMArIsM, SYrHILITIC and MEHcrRIAL Dis
.ASEs, DRorsT, DYsFErslA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
.ED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belle.
IN " i0.pWitgoffh b1ood" is foue ded in truth,
ior scrotula is u degeneration Of ihc bio, d. The
particular purpose and virtHc CT this Sarsara
lila is 10 purify AID rcge"crate this Vita fluid,
without which sound health is impossible il
contaminated constitutions.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES orr FAMILY FEYGIJ,

,rc so composed that disease within the range Of
heir action Can rarely Withstand or evade them
,na ia''gorltc ever atr,ll cf IL. .unsa 5r.,nl.
Snl, correcting lis diseased action, and restoring
IS healthy yitaliies. As a consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain physical debility is astotis ID to find his
health or erc.gy restored by a ren,dy at once So
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everybody complaints
If every body, but also :ndl,y formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named iG
,lca.",. furnish gratis my American Almanac
ntauing certificates Of thcir cures and directions
or thcir use in a." following complaints: Costtre
ass, HeWL' I9. HeGdache drisinH, from djyorde,ed
-. 'ch, Nausea, hGGcstion Pam IN Gu6 Mort id
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,ic, Jo'H dire and other kine..cu lair is,
rising from low Si::e Of the body or --.luction
4 It's fLnriin,...
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C.rtt, CouotD Lioc,tocr.

- For the convenience Of ,ur rs,d.r. ,,
,.,l;.,, h.,,, =,
''''' Nv" h'''
laE 'o"ir "iHc's IN this county and their
'H'l i"yecs, which may be useful Tor refer
,nse:
Judge Of the Circuit Court go Gloy. jean
ii. PHicC.
'icrS- WILLIAM II. RICKETTS,.
Deputy Cirrks-GEoGGE IL. JOYCE and
T. <ith!S l.. LobnGE.
ShCrlIi-ELi toSGH1YE.
i'"ruty--E. WESLEY J,SrcY.
States Aitorncy--WiLIL,M J. JoSEs.
Hu",'G'- n.y." ~, :" '"S''' l.,
o,'; =" ."''''''' ~ H'l'S
"',, - p "A to"n.