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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
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Ths Inconsistency of the opposers Of the
Constitution can only be accounted for from
the fset that they are engaged in bad
cause, andbliudly seize any pretextfOr an
assault upon the radicals. The very men
who bewail most loudly the defeat Of
the Crittenden Compromise, by which they
claim thatthe war might have been avoided,
ere they who have adopted as their rally
ing CRY. "The Constitution as it is, and
the Union IS IL was" We are charitable
enough to suppose that three-fOurths Of
those who are thus profuse in their calls
fer the Constitution as it Is" donOt know
that they are thereby directly contradict
ing themselves, and that only the one
fourth who are thinking men, SEQ the In
consistency Of their position. They want
"the Constitution as it is" and yet the
Crittenden Compromise, which they also
wanted, was direct proposal to amend the
Constitution BY providing for the legality
Of slavery in sll territory south Of S6' 30 ?
while 1t should remain under terrific
rial government. It also proposed to so
amend the Constitution that Congress
should have no power to abolish slavery
In the District Of Columbia SO long as it
existed in Maryland and Virginia. Also,
to 90 amend the Constitution that if any
claimant OF a fugitive slave was prevent
ed, BY violence or Intimidation, from re-
covering that slave, the United States
should pay the value Of the slave, and
then sue the county in which the Preven-
ton occurred, for the said value. 1t was
further proposed TO make these
amendment, TO the Constitution gnaIisra6ls
and permanent. These facts are patent
to all the intelligent men Of the Democratic
party, and yet their speakers and papers,
both accuse the Republicans Of defending
these amendments to the Constitution,
Teven this charge is unfOunded, as was
shown on Andrew Johnson's testimony,
IN yesterdays LEADER, and demand " the
Constitution as il is." They now abuse
the Republicans for having urged, a year
and half ago, the same demand which
they now make. On the night Of the Sd
Of March, 1861, the last night of the last
session Of the ThIrty-SiEth Congress, when
the vote was to be taken upon the Critten-
den Compromise, Senator Sumner arose in
his seat and said, 81 offer memorial Of
Ave thousand citizens Of Massachusetts, in
which they call upon Congress to stand BY
The Conshitutioa as (. Is and the Government
of the country, aud to make no eomPro-
mise whatever"
From these few facts Of history les
son may be drawn as to the honesty and
consistency Of the Democratic party.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The returns SO far as received at this
writing are much Of the nature Of those
which Ohio and Indiana sent out in Oeto-
Der. The absence OF Union voters in the
army, together with the diligent and per-
sistent use by the Democrats Of all the
means which the progress and the con-
eomitants of the war offered to excite the
passions Of the ignorant, have resulted in
the temporary success of the Democratic
ticket. We ssy Temporary success for
We are fully convinced that when the war
is over. and the volunteers are again at the
polls, the verdict Of this election will be
set aside, and new one given in favor OF
liberal, progressive and anti-sla7ery Prin-
ciples.
In New York, Seymour is elected, and
the two Woods, as graceless scoundrels as
ever dared walk the streets, are elected TO
Congress. We have not yet sufficient re-
turns 20 indicate how the rest Of the Con-
gressioual delegation stands, except in the
Buffalo district, where, we regret TO say,
SIR. spauldiDg is defeated and Ganson,
Democrat, elected.
Massachusetts has reelected Governor
Andrew by a handsome majority The
Legislature is made up largely Of RePub-
heans, which will ensure the reelection
Of Charles Sumner as United States Sena-
tor. This will Offset q great deal Of Dem
Ocrstio Growing.
In Illinois, Arnold, Republican and a
good member, Is reelected to Congress from
the Chicago district FarnswOrth, Love
joy, Washburn'aud Morton, all good and
reliable Republicans, ais reelected. We
do not know yet how the State will stand.
New Jersey goes Democratic, both in
Governor, Congressman and Legislature.
A Democratic Senator will be elected.
In Wisconsin, it is uncertain whether
John Potter is reelected or not. Mil
waukee went heavily against him.
In Michigan, rOusing Republican major
tiles are reported. Governor Blair is
elected by 10000 majority and more, and
all the six Congressmen are Republicans.
Michigan has done nObly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

a Columbus dispatch says that Lieuten-
ant Levi J. Cox, of the I'D Ohio '. L, has
been appointed by the Governor as insPec-
tor of sharpshOOters. He is directed to
strictly conform to General Order No. 40
requiring each recruit to make in five con-
secutive shots, at 200yards at rest string
of not over five inches; or the same string
off hand at 100 yards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
Geueral sanlEs, Expedltiou.

a Washington dispatch says that Gener-
al Banks declares that The present win
ter is not to be lost in inaotion. The Gov
ernment, he says, is determined to put
forth its strength. Numerous expeditions
are on foot that cannot, If vigorously
pressed, but be fatal to the revOltsd States.
General Banks has conferred with the
Governors of all the New England States
concerning his new expedition, which is
to be entirely under his command.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
Tho 9Th nllio CAVALRY.

Companies B, z, F, and NJ, Of the 9th
Cavalry, have been permanently detached
from the regiment, and are at Fort Lara
ME, Nebraska; the other companies are
near Centerville, Virginia; four cOmpa-
MES are new recruiting in the northern
part of the State to take the place of those
in Nebraska.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The Daily Washington Chronicle, which
Is edited, 1t Is said, by John W. FOrney,
was first issued on Monday last. It is
hardly fair to judge of paper BY the in
itial number, and yet if this was done in
this case the Chronicle would not suffer
It is anti-slavery and supports the Admin
istration heartily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

GUEPoTDER RSCPERsEDED-Ths Iatestex.
ploSive material consists Of the -four Of
starch, which, boiled in peculiar way
with nitric acid, possesses, lis said, far
greater projectile force than the gunpowder
in ordinary use. 1t is probably somewhat
similar to gun cotton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

A mass of copper, weighing twenty-three
tons, 1923 pounds, has been unearthed at
the Masnard mines, Lake Superior
Traces Of Indian workings were discov-
cred about it. The average dimensions
are Length, Is feet inches width, 8
feet Inches; thickness, foot inches
giving 81, 1876 cubic feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

Mr.. John NJ Hunt a well known citi-
zen of Mansfield. was run over by train
of cars at Crestline on Thursday evening
last, and so msngled that he died Instant
ly. So says the Mansfield Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

4 Washington dispatch says that it is
not believed that the rebels mean to fight
or can be successfully fankcd at the pres
ent rate Of progress. Their main army
is supposed to have gone There is much
ezaggeration about the reported fights,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

General Buelrs ConduoItO be Investigated.
A Court Of Inquiry is to sit in trial Of
General Buell.. The country, and especial-
ly the West. which has furnished the SOL
diers for his army, will rejoice at this, and
call for q thorough and rigid examination
into the conduct of the campaign in Ken
lucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that making up of beddings and
mattresses is considered manufacture, on
which tax Of three per cent. ad ualo5sn
must be paid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

AyOung man named Vaughn, son of
Truman Vaughn, Of Mantua, Portage
county, was thrown from buggy on the
24th ult., and SO injured that he died al
most instantly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

Major Moses 7. Wooster has been pro
NOTED 10 The Lieutenant Colouelcy Of the
l0lst regiment. Colonel Wooster entered
the service as Captain in the 24th Ohio,
and is deservedly popular Of6eer-E Elyria
Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
DIED.

In this city, v 9Th, Of unz Fever. GEO c. /,
only son Of George Il. and Margaret 4. adams, eged
IS ye B
Funeral to morrow friday afternoon at o'clock
from the resi onee Of he parents, s. ood-sr. 1he
friends Of the family are respsotf lily invited to at
tend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The Ohio State Journal of this morning
says:
"The battery for the 10th Ohio, Captain
Smithnight, at Cleveland, was forwarded
by the Quartermaster's Department yes
terday. This is q good battery Of two p
pound bronse guns and four 6-pounders.
The20th is expected to occupy q place in
the command Of Genera! sigol"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
NIASTkR'S SALE E-PuhsUAl

NJ % ,ns com -,and o. Hu orusr OF sale fIOm the
-l-I . 81 muiUn Plea5 Q CuyuhJEa county, OuiO,
~ suit Of A ansO. 7. Lawrenc against John
sger uDd G,Urg, L. W. man 10 ne directed lsuli
xpCse d, P1bliC zuca ion, al tho door the
Court louise, IN the city Of Clevoltn on the mr.
DAY b Uembcr, ls62, at three O'clock, ?. n, the
lowing desert ed premises, situate l. the City p
ClUy6ana, ~ est SIds,) and Is known a. Jelng toe
asl bal City lot No. sls, In Ba-b0r 8 LOTd's sub
dIvis on, bounded r. OliOws, to wit North On Lc-
r,iu street, e b lot 2ls, south BY 10 line, and
est by the Yves hal said To- zls, being thirIl
TWO fee rUuJ Lyrain strser, sccO ding 10 survey
o. az Merchants, tusstner win ali Tue here,iltG-
cue aud apPurteuaDce9 thureOn'o belonging, buI
sub.sc. 10 ali sJTssts and higi.wsy9
Atprs sed At ssnO LEWIS ". EOED,
% SqllfE Master Com los lssl0uer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
NOTICE.

HLADqUAR ERs zuIH BATTERY y. V. a. ,
CAMP CLEYELA so !, l51
4 YOUNG MAN, ALLING HIM ELF
N JIvJJist , n lsUrr, mt, whose ! nam /
p eu He sci enlisted IL tLl- b Z ~ 9TH da
o psm ler. INN dsgs ago Ee d Ttd. lie uy-
cTlp as UllVwsI } 6 b Eik tr blp-t, AL
,mpie8 q, wO4isa one and l. medium
hit, 1 ID face, natural flushed,
The gOverumsu 4 Ward vii be FH.d ug bis apprr
b Ii an 10 u 10 this camp.
nOyS-IlZ III " " t-,I
NOIIJE To BRlDGE BUILU-
~ ER rOpUsaIs will L. received al the uflv,
y he Oily Civil Engineer until N November IitL
tsd2 iQE building TRUSS Bridge aud the Hpproacntf
over the Canal ~ the fuCL Etgl street.
This pia and =pCf1ca tiv1s can bv ssen said T.
sdueeT Uii1cO-
mission OF bids, re-sryiqs ths right % aocept or n
lFCt the same By JT5sT cf t1- Board.
G. .. BISHOP,
OCtZAa3 Ciry Cfyl Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

DR.. ]. P. AlcOrn has been appointed by
Governor Tod, Surgeon Of the 9th 0bio
This regiment is at Pilot Knob, Misso1rI
l-RaresaG teneordt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

Gen. Cooper Of Maryland. succeeds Gen.
Wallace in the command Of the parOlled
forces at Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The Monitor is to leave Washington on
Saturday for service. No one is allowed
Gu board to see the nature Of her repaIrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
DUD.E,

n OI4OG. OALNS A1AAN DOEoHl a
l -ytl-res dent u the state OF UhiO, i9 hereby
q IN that on tho I'D day f ctobsr Is 2, hiiel
q -puagler nlsd, in the court Of Common Pieaa,
within nd OF tn County Of Cuy yahOga 10 the stat.
N,r5p In ths year iy, 70 the and az be REQUEST
Il said Dodge pgid 81 900 take up Nd discharge
ear iss5 to lsaao Il Giilespy tor the p1ymz NJ o.
81 CO. which said pOte endorsed % SAID More
sure iJT said 90, that sald Murs8 has a-slgurd
5aid 5Tanslsr Lb ca NJ against said Dodge for tht
money paid at Ills request, anu that beoTe SKID
Hyr-e paid aid mo- ziOresai 7aid Dodge lelt.
an has stncs remained OF, III state Ohio
and aging iOr judgment against said Dtdge n
HyOr OF said SpahBler Tor thB sum OI One thou5-u
dollars with int rect thereon, from the year ldsg
aid Dodge Is eurther nutified that attachmsD
has been issued Ia said action and that ks REQ 1ired
DIE his auswrr TO said petition o. or tefcT5 thi
2Oth day Of December, lEG3.
MILLER 81. SPANGLER.
By tuARLE5 L. FIsH, uis Attorney.
f,,si-r,.i = - ~ Is67 80 - 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

A PPLICATION FOR PARDON
n Evtlcs 4 hereby gwen that app iuaIon will be
MODE 70 dis EXcellrhcy, the Governor Of the state
VI Ohio. for be ard y Of .'eUrge Sehuchsrt, Nby
Va, aJ thr My rrm, A D., lo5 II the Court Of
O,mmUn p "a u o., ahO. Otunty, convicted OI the
chine 1 burglary aud IRrceny, and n q sentenced
Hyg years
CIe,eI-nr, November 9, 1852. nl;ll5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

o n sk els Z %. , l. attachment Before O.
W fu. 3 D am, Justine Peace,
Kenneth Maher. Cleveland hi
Ou ie22 - OcL er, lsn2, an UTdeT o attach
ms- { W1s issued III LHis &C 10 til sun Of tUry
. ( aud fJi = seven hundredth. dollars and hs
suss ct .. rial before a Ju- ioe a us Ofioy L
he ilY u UleVuIald, 0 tue a h day OF Dto-mO-r
ls5s aT VOogk, X v. ". 5hEELSG a 60.
Glove d q. 10 q, l6f2 10 i.dlA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The reported capture Of Mobile Ia not
credited ut Washington.
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sSsciAL seTlcEs.
Dr. GraIlanl,


DF. Graham,
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians,
London, Rngiandi Graduate Of
RieOrd's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant Of Paris, London,
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years.
has opeDsd bis once At the johnson House, where hS
viii be happy u meet all those who ars afflicted witt
subaeutr or ehroni5 dissases-
Bis treatment Is entIroly different from the cid
plan and Is mid, eficac4sus and effective. His med
eues are simply vegetable extracts ard oils, that haTs
ns7ur been used but b two o.htr physicians il Amer
ics besides himself He has spent th- greatest part
Of bis Lie and thousands Of dollars 10 obtaining
is secrets IN bis profession He ths ugins for
sn forms Of disease. no charge for giving al ca
heuest and true ststemsnt Of their case.
SPEEnAIORHGA.
To YoCSa MIN He can prove 10 yoa in a lsw MIN
utes that be is the only physician on sycE treated
vii that curss lhi disesse for every patient Who
all Toll his diTUcdOns, bo viii give One hundred
lars be fsis IN curing tins disease No charge
made Tor consultation fhoss at a distance who wish
gcOusuit the Doctor may do 90 b. sending . mall
s1ai GIlne by ili, iiIh name, 3 X an ass, an9 ne
viii answer and cescro their c, and the po-sibii-
/ ty setttng roliei, b encIosing return pgstsge
stamp. ss2-z5.aLs
PAIN GEAyITl, aaGNErisN.
| These are no times tor anything boa lacts. Aud
| .sngth fast Is known IN msJieiusi this-tha
| pain q relieved ana diseasn cured b.
| PURGATION WITH BEASDEETHs PILLS.
his Is as much fact in IneIlclns A. that the II
act is .scI in uavisaJioa thsF gravity Is tact
| .strUnouTy, or that light l5 but heat rarined bu
shlch piece Of gass can oondsns0 into heat again
| But the great Lact Of the present day Is that
BRANDBETH'S PILLS
invariably open the bowels, and that al the humoFu
shCh cause palm are eontTosdb By natural rinity b.
| -ais GREAT MEDICINE.
| tMPURTANT To THOSE LIVING IS FEYEB AND
ACUE DISTRICTS.
aIr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union County, New
ersy, has used BrandrUths yes0Jsols Universal Pills
lr fseu years In ms raInily, and al his hands,
q which time these Pills have cured them Bilious
.loctions Efeseache, Rheunatisra, Fever ahd Agus,
Measles, WhOOpng Cough, and in lact ell tn dl5ess-
.. 70 which large lIaiy is occasionally sab Ct. He
says hs has never known them to mi and vii Be
LEASED 20 give his testimony all times IL iay0r o
'irandreth's Pills.
| lSigned JOHN PUDNEY
| Springfield, Union Co., Il. ,.
| AL enquiries Immediately answered Dy addressing
Or. Brandreth, New York.
sa-Hew style Of Braudreth Pills a. the sole agency
| - SuPsrfor-SI
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"a a warning to the unwary, and one

"a a warning to the unwary, and one
mighty TO save, Ia contained in the book sHU
NAN FRAILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
HEARCHES 1t explains fully and uneQuivocaIly
the secret cause Of functional arrangements and
prustrsted powers, with UHIailing instructions 10
eradicate Cy0Ty trzcO and particle Of the ven u q
disease, thas gnawing worm that iusidiously but
90 surely eats away and undermines the coustitu
rtOn. leaving but the wreck OF bis ,ormer self
he victim o. this fatal tendency should lose not
lnOmenI In procuring this irvaluabis work sold Z
vr. BARROW, lsI Bleecker street, New York Price
. cents. Sent reo everywhere.
sold also b O. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
BY CuARLE5 L. FIsB uis Attorney.
tlsNsi.ud Ct y, iS62 - r.

MASTERS SALE.-PU-sUAN4
I'VE % the ooqlpand Of a deeretal order Of sale
fvIg the JOurt OF Common Pleas Of Uyahuga 20 IN
y ~ the suit Of the summit County Bank a. Cuys-
hOg, Falls, against IsaAc L. Hewitt and Others, 70
me dtTeCyed shall eXpo-e tor sal public AUCTION
at tue door uf III Court House, In the lty Cleye
land, on the twenty--vurth day Of QVember, lisa
at thrOs clock 2. u the following described par
els or land situate 10 the City Of evelznd, Couny
Ol CuyabO, a1d STALE Of Ohio, and known BY beins
part bswItt5 subdivision Of the sO-calLeu MeTwii
prupery ip said C1ty Of leveaud, to Wit;
Par 81 - Hmbcr seven OF said subdiW
SiOn. Appraised Of $1,000
.--l,,, y lnber eight Of said subdiyi-
sion Appraised a. $1,000
I'urcrl NO. 5-LOI number nine and part Of lot
number ten f said subdivision, bounded as tol0ws
sUmeucng az the InterseCtiOn Ut this eazteriy line
{ herEin street vi The southerly line o. said lot
number Bins; theme running orthsTly along said
line Vt MerWin street tNepty eight feet three and
half iuche- thence sOutheaateTly along he center
line = brick VII nInety-th.ee feet four inctes
the westerly Inc Of alley; thence sOuthwesterly
along the line said alley tynine Ieet 10 the
h-Tiy corner OF said lot number zine thence
along the sOu,h Tly llDe lot nine the place Of be-
M Ing Apl plraised al 81, ,l5G
DC. O6sr 81 is62 HENRY ABBEY,
I1ster Commissioners.
RAsSEI, BAeAus Z NOBLE. Pltd's Att s.
Octz3sE5
NTnVlTE TC uEPERV GIVEN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06
IAP0RTAET TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

IN OhGLOEulAN = ElLLC-
The combination o. ingredients il these Pills are
result q long and e1t0nsivs prastioe. They arg
Aid IA thsir operation, and certain IN correcting al
Irregularities, painful Henstruatiou, removing al sb
lruotieHs whether RON cold or otherwise, ksadshs
1ain IN tho side ua citation Of The heart whites, al
ervou5 aceottoEs, Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN .Es
aCk and limbs, 5c., disturbed slsCP. which arisss
ON interruption O. RatBre
DR.. CHEESEHAE'5 PILLS
sas the commencement o. EsS era IL the treatment
u those Irregularities and ot5tructious which hars
consigned 90 many % E premature grave 10 iemale
an sa5oy good health gnlos5 she Is regular, ard
shsnovsT an obstruction takes place the genera
lsslth begins TO decline.
DR. OuEESEMAE' PILLS
the most eaectua remedy ever known Tor all CON
slRints peculiar 10 Females To al classes they srz
nvaluabls including, with certainty periodical reg
Ilarity. TEsy sre known 90 thousands, who havs
lssd them, at dineEsni periods throughout tas coun
y, having tao szastlsa q s5s o. the uiost eminent
Physicians In America.
Explicit directiIas, stating when thsy should MOI
. Used. with each Hon Tue price, Si.OB pr Boz
aOntAihing rom 50 10 81 Pills.
Pills sent b. mail, promptly, BY remItting to ths
SropristoF. sold b. DFuggisIs generally.
z b. HUTUHlNGs, Proprissor,
p CsdAr-st., Ses Torh
E..If NlbrLazars and Eafag L.. sg,,-zt,-z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

cat length an event, by many anicips-
ted, has happened. Galveston, the beauli-
ful city of the Gulf, has fallen. The min
Ion Of Lincoln have made it their nest,
aDd, as We have seen in similar cases, there
viii be Matched from it, if the utmost Wig
ilance be not exc cised, untold miseries to
the state"
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
pEHslOH OFFICE, JUNE 8, 1891 .

DEhsfOH OFFICE, JUNE O. lB6l,
10 ALL WH0k IT kAY COECERb
Application having been made under ths sot Of ~
sotibed herein, which are alleged 10 have bsea Ios
destroyed notice 10 hereby given that, At lie dali
fonovinS tbs desdTiption Of sssh wsYsnt' = nsu
eerunoate like tenor will be Issued n NO valid on
Icetion should then sppesr. w
NO i!,psI, fot 20 acres Issued under the aci Of
September, $780, In the nsi0o Of John Deupv. ana
NO los ,3i7 for 30 acres, Issued under tba 40, n,
september, 1850, In the name Of John Barton and
was granted March II, 1856 arch Is. 1857
30 7Ips, for l6o acres, issued under the sot O,
Aareh, 1855, tn the bane OF George W. Warren, and
wss granted October >, ls6s-Mafch is, 1879.
Metcn, 1855 In the name Of Barnabas Cook and was
granted September 70, issp-March 10, 1880
Ne 81 S23, for 100 aores, Issued under the act o.,
March, 1888, in the name Of Ihomss .Jehnscn and
Wa grensed june o., 1sss-Msrch Is, 1883
NO S8lb, not 100 acres, Issued under the act OF
Msrca lseS In the name Of Alb gail, widow Of Jons
m oaan ~. nsafd and was granted August ls6s-Msrcb
No $,s7i, for 100 aorss, Issued under tn, 40, o.,
March lsbH, IN the name Of Isaiah Tuker. mIno,
child OF Elijah TaskeT, deosased, and vas syana.J
september 18th, isss-Msroh I'D. 1852 :.
a. no bSse, Tor i2o acree, issued under the act OF
March, 1856, In the name OF Rufus +. Woodford
NO 81 ~, for 100 acres Issued under The sst nj
March, 1855, TN the name Of Jordan Hunt, and va.
granted August 7, lss8-Asrc 93, 1884. WV
~ NO os,E8, TOR 100 acres, issued under the sot OF
March, 1855 in the name Of Hesekish Smith. and
wss granted june 90, lsb7-Apfil 5, 1859
Of March 1895, in the name of jacob BrsdeI, and
was srsnte1 August 10, Iss6-May 3, 1854
JOSEPH ri. BARRETT.
CommtesiOpty
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
CUT THIS ADvERTIsEMEHT OUT,
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT.
AND BRING IT WITH YOU,

~ Inc subscriber vii advance, In the way Of pur
Diamonds, watches, Valuable JeweIrv.
Or any description Of satisfactory securities AM
ndy or gentleman who would like to obtain fey
polars temporarily, in qlisi manner, may do ~
II, from II 10 0'clock feb ob-Im.
II 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
81 W. biD lam obtained from the Orphans Court
istter. q sdministraisn on the ssoos estste o.
ssiJ dee.asaSet' reel late Of Washington county afOie
ihe mid dsesa An persons having claims sg ain,t
.ame viii tps pea are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
n fnl ~ 'ne vouchers thereof TO IN. snbscrber
,hsv ~ u n.v nS twenty h day Of february next
bsrsai ~ the ssi ey law be EXCLUDED from all
February, 1852 '""'' hi'n osy oi
..,o. HERMIoNE C. FLEET.
""s'-is"sv Administratrix.