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NOTTCE 10 CONTRACTORS-
LEGAL NOTICES,
SALE-PURsU.

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
fhe Court Of Common Pleas o. Cuyahoga county, at
the suit OF John Sherman against John SprHgue and
others, 10 me directed shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction. G the door 81 the Court House in the city
Of Cleveland, the tenth day OF October, 1852,
at o'clock, NJ, the following described premises,
CuyahOga, and State Of Ohio, and known by lot No.
fifteen, in tract No. three, and bounded follows:
ing hundred and fOrysiX and One-third acres Of
land be the or less, but subject all legal
highways. and excepting theretrom thirteen in
the northwest thereof, of 20 John Spraus
for a homestead, bounded as follows: commencing at
a point in the line Of said lot chains % links
nOrthery from the southwest Of said lOt thence
running north said west line six chains 25 LINKS
10 the northwest of said lott thence east the
north line twenty chains 50 links thence south par
alle with the line six chains 25 links; thence
west twenty chains 30 links to the place OF beginning
APPRAISED u, $1,000. HENRY G.. ABBEY,
L. PRESTIss, Mater Commissioner.
PTn'sAtt'y. Bopt9:4l8
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY OF MUsIOl ,,Nl,
JOHN ELLsLER. Manager. -
FAREWELL BENEFIT
MISS JULIA DAILY,
AND POSITIVELY HTR LAST APPEARANCE.
EV BY UNIVERSAL DESIRE "a
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
Mlll be repeated, Miss DAILY had performed a new
BILL but the desire 10 see the American Cousin being
% great she felt II her duty to comply with public
MISS DAILY
viii sing FIVE SONGS and dance TWO DANCES
This FRIDAY EvEx1NG, October 10Th. will lie
presented Charles GayloId's comedy called
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
PAMELA (from Yankee Land) .....0IIss JULIA DAILY.
In which she will introduce her celebrated Tyrolean
air, The Mountain High" the laughable ditty,
" Riddla-cum- -dinkec-dOO,n - and her ErOtesuueiy
Comic Characteristic Dance.
Grand Miss MATILDA HUsuEs
To conclude with the prOtean burletta entitled
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
Lofty yDuster...-...................
Mdle eAdeaide............. .........
M dle Me- nh IA nav
Paddy O'Splutter......--.......... hiss . LA -AA
sally Saccresppie..
LotlJ--......-.... .-----
In which she will sing Three Songs and dance a
Burlesque Polka.
Tomorrow evening, first APPEARANCE Of
MIR. JOSEPH PROCTOR.
65- PARTICULAR NOTICE-Please have the
ready change hand when you buy your tickets aud
you will Yourself and the Treasurer much
trouble. STAMPS TAKEN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle and Par Family Circle.......25c
Gallery ....-......-.. l5c.
Private Boxes, Two, Three and Five Dollars.
So Doors open at a-quarter-past seven; Curtain
rises at a quarter Of eight, precisely.
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DIsINFEGTANT, BLAGKINe, &C.
AMFRICAN BLACKING.
Pure BENzINE.

The tsst and cheapest article for removing CREASE
SPOTS. STAINS. &c. from silk, WuOlen or Cation
and uuequallsd for cleaning Gloves. This article is
warranted in every respect 20 the French.
Esr sale by the gross az the Western Reserve Labs-
ralnrr. 40 g. Clair-st. llersIand. Ohio.
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Bdg@ A warning to The unwary, and one

~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland By
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. aprl4eOwR27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

' P. sPALDNG, of cuyahoga.
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PURE PARAFFN.

For sale at tho Western Reserve laboratory, SO ST.
Clair-St. Cleveland, Ohio.
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lOiH OA-O- "a 'ADD' &fR
The Undersigned have been duly authorized to
raise the
10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry

in the following named counties, to wit:
Cuyaboga... company
Lake, Ashtabula and Geauga.........-..-....l
summit, Wayne and HOlmes....-.-....--.-.l
LOrain, Medina and Ashland
MahOning and Iruni bull.---.-.-----..'-.--'--.!
Erie and
Lucas, Fulton, Williams and Defance.--.l
Paultdng, Henry, Wood, ottawa and san
duH .-.-...---.s.l
WyaudOtte, Crawford and RichlAnd......-l
POrtpge and COlumbian .--...-....-l
STARK and IitTr0 '''-''------' :.
For the purpose Of recommending three Second
LieutBnants each Of above districts, one Of the
undersig ned will be at
PainesviTe and Rayenna, Monday, 9th.
Akron and Canton, Tuesday, Ith.
Well ingtOn and Bucyrus, wednesday, Sth
NorIsalk and Findlay, Thursday, gth.
War rem and Fremont, Friday, lOth.
, 1Ola 10, Saturday, llth.
Tho o Ulcers who may be appointed Second Lieu
tenants fOr the purpose Of recruiting shall NIL the
POSITIONS Of Captain, First and second Lieutenant,
they may Prove successful, or be elected by their
respective companies.
As tho Governor expects this Regiment to be formed
of the hest in Northern Ohio, no person will be
recOmu1 ended 10 I'LL offices except they be fuy guar
auteed sober, industrious ana working men Those
having had military experience will be preferred.
This Regiment must be tiled and in Camp Cleve-
land on The hrst day Of November next.
By order the Governor, all drafted men are per
mitted 10 enlist in this Regiment and receive the
usual bOunties paid by Government TO recruits.
Recruits viii receive pay from the time OF enlist
heretofore existed in the Volunteer Recruiting Ser
vice.
sufficient guerantee that the Regiment, when
formed wall be armed and equipped IN the BEST pos
procured the order raise it, and viii take especial
pride in its success. Therefore let the Regiment be
filled at once, with the best muterial.
- O. SMITH Colonel
oct4:4iO L. O. THAYER, Major.
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The Recruiting Office for this old and well-tried
Regimen is now opened at Forest City Block, over
l.. NJ Flints Trunk Store.
Drafted men or their substitutes will be received
and the usual Rounties paid as soon as mustered
Tho Re gment is Of the best In the service ana
persons wishing to enlist cannot do better than 20
enlist IN this Regiment
Capt. J. b. HAMPsOS, lst Regim nt o. '; l.
ocfT Recruiting Officer.
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FOR CONGRESS,

JOHN B. GREGORY, Of sciOtO.
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GOMMER0IAL
NRW YORK MATHEMATICIAN. ~



FLOUR-Markst is dull heavy, and Sc lover,
with only limited business Tor port and home con.
sumption. market closing duii with no luyers At
saiss iSs 81 s55O@6sO for UupsrfIns state; IS na
$50 for extra statai as O866O Tor sEpaThno Eesrni
t6,o5 q 90 for Shipping ersRds extra round hoop
Onio; 80 206 75 toI trade brands
CANADA FHUDH-harket dull and about So
lower sales 900 bbls ct $3.50 as,6O COR supernns;
to,SO96,7S Tor common to choice extra
tKE Ei1su&-Naiket quiet and Htoady.-
UURR " Raj Market more active. Sales |, 900
bols at t2s9 fr Jersey, and SsSagsS S5 for Bran1y-
WHIsKY-Market continues unsettled Sales
100 6bls ~ 2ia25es Including small arees ct &c
enough doing 70 establish "a tations. Sales O0J
bush as Inc spri- at Sl,ss 800 push white dichs
ItYE- market continues arm. SALES 4,5OO bush
prime At 59. delivered
state at CSC, and 5000 bush california on private
terms.
65fc for mixed western 10 store, aud $50 delV red
6Oo for new Yellow jersey 81 for old and new mixed
do; 75c for prime white western.
OATs-harket duh and heaEy. Sales Rt s9el
Tor Jeraeys canada, western ana state.
HOP9-MaTkst steady and unchanged. Sales are
POR K-Markst without decided change. with 3
lAir 6usIgess GALES 26y0 bbls aE tls60gll % ior
BEBF-Esrkst rules quite firm with fair demand.
s5,00Ab,s0 Tor country mess: SII,OoaI2,5O Tor re-
pacfed mess; Sl3,75n1425 for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BEEe-MOdsrats demand at
s20022.
BBEF HABTS-BEarkst steady with moderate
dem nd. seles go bblg at $3.50 Gi7,O0
CUT MEATS -markaL ia fair demand and q
sha e hrmer. sales at sA@4k for shoulders; 4AG
81 for ms.
s1OON-sides less active, but without massr'a al
change 10 price. Sales a5o bxs western Gum barand
cut middlss 70 arrive in March at 65l, and 61f@sH
DIR RsaRD HOGs-Market hrmer and scarce.
Sales ct S4 s7HG5s0Oo for WESTERN Ss,O0G6,25 for
city.
LARD-Market rules quite Arm With good de-
mend, sales 1850 bDls ct 7SGs5Sc, and go for
chOira.
UNCHANGED prices. Sales ct n9llo for Ohio; ls91ie
CHEESE-MaIkst steady with moderate salss ct
507c.
sUt5AR-RaE dull, and prices slightly In favor
q purchaser. We quote fair to good refining 81 6S
GOLAssRs-Markst quiet. Sales Il hhds
P. B. at s5G8s.
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speech of souator Monroe.

By request of large number Of State
Senator'S We publish this morning the able
speech Of Hon. james Monroe, ofLorain, in
the Ohio Senate on the joint resolutions re-
questing the Ohio delegation In Congress tC
vote for ths passage Of the bill making
United States Treasury Notes a legal tender,
Nr. NsnrSs Is one ofthe ablest members on
che aOOr Of TIE Senate, and his speech is q
powerful argument in favor Of the measure
be advocates.
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From waShiuetou.
CFrOm our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Feb. II

WAsHNGToN, Feb. II.
The last ten days has brought US news
well calculated to gladden. the heart of the
lover of his country and the friends of free
institutions throughout the world. regard
this as an elementary war-not a war SIM
ply between the loyal and rebelliOus States,
but war affecting the civilization of the
world-of aristOcracy against democracy
its head on one side is Washington, and
London on the other. sincerely believe
that, with the condition Of things for fhe
next four months ss they have existed dur
ing the lest six, the acting head would be
found in the Premier of Great Britain in
stead of JEFF. Davis. But thank fortune,
the do-nothing policy is over with, and the
work goes brsvely forward to an early COM
pletion, so far as the shareholders rebel.
lion is concerned; and if England has an
inclination to take hand in our domestic
affairs, we shall be prepared to give her the
welcome which she deserves welcome
such Is the friends Of human rights through
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

Issue every afternoon ats O'Clock an Even
tng Leader containing al the latest news up 70
thfttln1t. The Evening Leader Will contain uil
the tsloTraphis news received In the day time
snd . 9 complete paper An ITSELF Subscribers
ian Be furnished with the morning or evening
edition e the ssus pFlce, viz, Eve dollau 1
Foarsur dfty osnts per month. NeNa Agen1a far-
hiahed e si.hQ per 100 copies
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CHICAGO HIARKET-Feb 30
raY FIlRaRAFH.l

FLPUR-Quist.
" WHEAT-Marketl less setfve SAILS at 7s1Ee for
No l.
CORN-Harket advanced Nc, with good spscula-
tive demand.
MISS PtBRK-Market firm and buoyant Sales
at s. 100 for green shoulders; hams 81.
LARD-MArket held at 7c
HDtsS-Dres8sd, hrm, and l0615o higher; Iva,
I0c higher, E2,sOes25 for choice.
REDEIPTs-2,4 2,4UO bDls hOur; 96 900 bush wheat;
1000 bus corn: 900 live hogs; 120O dressed.
EXCHANGE-Unehan Gold 393H p cent
Dramiuul
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N. Y. STOCK wARKET-Fsb. 90.

INN ElLI7lINFHsI
mONEY-Market continues active ct 8 Per cent
for loans on call.
sTERLINGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
irregular. Bankers bills quoted at ll4nll5
stocks, and closed better. Erie preferret 55J6;
Chicago Rock Island 544 Cleveland Toledo
lE<; Illinois Central bonds S3h Panama ll9;
Reading f21f; New York Central S25s: Pacific Mail
93A; Michigan southern nS; Erie 343; Hudson IS.
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TOM 1t to v4t1m - md = ,sA' 'ir 0
bea vat ab ne s-f..- U.s. NJ diseaEes
nAV-n DA"s.
~, V6n
This is to earthly that have usaA Fr Grav'a Cold
Pain Searcher and dsd It one ~ the best articles
In Esa for the purposes recommended, AMI chesr'uV
rscomm'n1 Il to those having FeurslRis or Rhsu-
matte pains. Q. ". STEWART, y p,
Il4 Hank st.
DgcEMRRR, llth, 1880
This IL TO certify that have used Or Grays Gold.
On Pala Soarcher for Neuralgia, and have found Il
valuable remedy. s. GRnqq.
Presiding EldeF n Church,
Ravanna Dist
[From the Rev. J. O. WhitsJ
Having used and sssn ussd Dr. 0rsys Golden Pain
eeaFehsr with favorable results, ehesrfully con.
mend tt for acute nervous diBaagaa
JAMES O. WHITE.
hbnAtFkWly Cleveland, Oct. / e.
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WAsHINGTONls BIRTHDAY.

MI ASdlNGION . D1nl aOA i =
This day, no man think
He has business Gt his mouse, for ali shall stay
This little one shall make tt AolidAi
That glorious day is drawing near,
Mhsn our great Uhlef utd INST bpPeafS
v noGe nOble 0eeds made ham 50 dsAr,
10 oDo ano all
Whcas haloHed name We al revere
Both RrsAt aud small.
Great Washington on thy Birthday,
We II antts and homage pay
To Ihg greEt name, though thou Et away
IL that bls 81 Bpheres
With kindred spirt.B bright and gay,
Forever near.
IT'S not Of ShAkspears I'm about to sing
No No; bot OF quite = diffsrsnt thing.
Immoral " IL AMUSED N1sn mis- hn5 Slay1s
but We want uomethinS ires b toes mcaern days.
Ths place sing u IL not uE kno n y faniel
Ur, II tI is, WnS F., 1 m EOmsWnst 20 plamSi
Il may BE- 20, then 10 tt understood
by OI you VINO are N search OF ioodi
And II tits meat, l'h tell you Whero 70 60,
As At that plare you'll md splendid sHOW
'Tis Probe. u eJOro you'll hnd On Market BtEassi
MheIeeE you II md The VeTy est Ot meat
PLoberG, hlmseif, you're almost Sute u mud
II nut Ets n -remAn, John, u you 70 incl ine1i
hose burly TO- N and genial, naPpy lace
Does so much cro0iE - Jns human racei
And 80 Oglis1ng he's 70 rich an POOTs
That crowds OF people buy msa. a. mat storei
Tho,e who uJn't Duy Of rob RI, here no eenial
'Els be -auss they've nos YET gisen him trial.
~ No. lla Ontario Atrsst. fsG2Esls
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DISSOLUTION.

mt UTTU e TINS PARfNERsHIP
hsretoforee xisting bst seen lanes paykin and
Alcen B stockWell, has be- n dissolved By mutual
consent, and Al en- b. stockWen VII pay AL tbs
stock we'll and will also collect all the dsbts due 70
aid late frni.s JAMES DAHKlN
A. b. sTOCKWELL.
james Dar kin viii eontiuns the business Of max.
ing and selling faykin's Wafer Drawers At bis nav
Factory, No. I'll Ontario slrset, OisVelsud, Ohio.
De will also sell STATE and County Rights to thoss
Wishing the sane. 9AAE9 DAHKIN,
ssblBaQ6 A. d BTOCKWRLl.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CLEVELAND
SKATING PARK.
This Park. which will be opened 70 visitors On
MONDAY. sn1ary 6th 1852, has an area Of aboat
swenty Seres e located on Central Tract near the
loot Of Ohio street. The maiU approach thereto
vii be via seneca street and tie Ssoecs street AID
junction OF Central Way and Stones IsFss. 81
RULES AND RBaULATIONs.; m
l. The control Of the PARK viii Be in the hands o.
the Proprietors and SapRrintendent, and twelve
holders Of fam y tickets, Who Will enfoTos obedi-
.ncs 70 regulations and preserve strict Or1er and
& Games Of all kinds VIII be prohibited. excsDt
when proper provisions are made for Them. nc
,lalgns, ropes OF poles viii 6e allowed on the ice,
J. any Pe-Eon who WillfulIS creates di-tur banee
N me Parks or IN any way conducts himself 10
forthwith, the Proprietor reservng the right 10
Iun0 70 all such persons their Subscription money,
4. Cautions and directions from tho Bupsrintsnd-
ent and Park Keepers should In ali cases be imms
5. Tickets not transferable. All persons will be
required to show their tickets In order to gain cd
miItane9 e Sas 5aEk' II tickets ars transierred
s Price Of tickets VIM be as folIowv. Family
the winter; accompanying the ticEets Will Be 3
check 10 each individual member Of the subaeri-
mltted at ali times when the Park is open Gentls-
men holding Family Tickets viii also have ths
privilege OF lulfOQucE4 70 the forEs ee OF charge,
any person, n-reaident Of the ctg lB being e.
pecially understood, that Any person introducing
visitor will b responEble for his her department
in the Park.
Seasen tickets viii be IS follows:
Tickets admitting Gentleman and LaSy....-....S5 90
8 entleman....-...-........-.-.-....S 8 90
ss :, Boz under Z year. Of ssgo... 9
Single admission for skasers,...... %
spectators VIII be admittssd but not auOWed %
akate-l0 eents.
s. Gentl. men holding Season Tickets VIII be al
lowed to introduce non-reaidsnts o. the city uPou
paying % cents for each admission Of ths person
introduced; the party making the Introduction
being responsible for the daportmont Of the party
introduced.
2. No skating on Sunday.
when the ica iB IN good condition flaR win Be
raised At the Skating fark.
All tickets are sold subject 70 the above rsFuls-
tions. and such other Iuiea IS the Proprietor may
nom time to time, see ht 10 adOpt.
Tickets can - urocuRsd Of D. Horton. Superin-
tendent, ct the once oi the Park from O'Clock IN
the morning tall IN the evening.
8. 8. STONE, Proprietor.
D. HORTON, Superintendent.
Cleveland Jan. 4. lesG5E
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PIANOS.
pIANOsi PIANOsH
nlLl
Q. A. BARLOW, AsESl

=. A. BARLOW, AaEET,
No. Euclid Street, Cleveland, Ohio san
e nov selling the celebrated BHAsr pr.soz -. Il.
rt 1Seq Ss piess Hsvins lust issi iSrS
invite az intending to Burr hass "a r-i s,I 49,
t sHst oelors pa5chsaing elleWheFs. EEory I6sfrns
Slo flanos and Afoaoona taken IN erchlne- q q
49, fs4 -. laosea ana Doxed With ears Fisno,
u Fianoa zunsa And Rspaizsd b. O. ?. NAT. Isg
~~+@. bhslRls
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TPG ALL-sUT9I0lENT gHRa8.


fEVRIESEMABsI, 2 3 3, ARH DE-
TEOTED By ROYAL LETTERs PATTT7sIo
eaeland snd secured b the seal1 Of tn Eo0l8 a.
ohlrmsoie do fGri1s Rnd sd1 tmBsr2 CoIleeo q
Nedicins, Fis1ne.
No. q Invaluable lor eLhasI siol, geaFnl tnTFfal
1nd Al rhVItuai dirlbilltial.
No. q Completely eradioaiss "a sFsosS q thcus a.,
oazeg that have heretofore been trsated by thu
olona and pornioioug Eae o. ccbaiFa and cubot1, -
usfcur7s thsroby insuF1 90 the BueFBf NEEDY M
Hais dEeEeiDE an tr1p1Eitial. and rbotlnl oas Gfg
venom 81 disease.
TRIES EMAR, Eos. /, and 3, aEo PgsparsfIon fhs
iorn Of l0Esnfe, daTOtd Of tagts and snail, and ~
% czEried 10 the Wnistoost pocket sold a t5n o8
End divided mo separate doses, Administered b
Falreau bailemand Roux, Rcalo, 30. PFlcs . eacf
1R oassl Tor S9, which save g; ard IN 81 cnlaI
uh5FeDg there e saving 0l -. 70 Be had WholsGah
snd retail Of Dr.. BARROW, Gu. l9i Bleeoker strost
New YORK. Immediately on receiving autttan1l
o.. Barrow viii forward the fras8ular % anT saF
0f the world asouEslg packed, aud add ssEal acoC
ing 20 tbs fnEtructioRs Of tbs writer
~ SEA also By 3 , aAVHORD aBE NR
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DuD FROM JoY.-Francis, the old colored
man who has been Messenger at the Wal
Department for forty-two years, died sudden
y, on Sunday, from excess Of Joy ct the
neWs Of the late victories.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

A private letter Of later date announces
that Col. Doubleday is acting in the capacity
of Brigadier General, under the appoint
ment Of Gen. Halleek.-EDs.
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ON1 HuNDRED PHYsfCIAFs :.

GRAVEL, BTRIOTURE, AID AFFEOTLuNg az tha
KIDHEHs and BhADpER, -
which has been used By uoWarda OF
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VETERINARY AND HORSE
s4OEING.-H. W. REDHABD Co., respect
fully announce thar frisn0s and tbs public, that
having soc extensive arrRpRements IN their Is
tRbl nment they are now prepared TO attend TO the
Veterinary and Shoetng Of Horses, In the most
skill ful II Arn-r All busiOEBs cone, and charges
ma e, will ba satisfactory We Will vArrsnt.
na-Givs call, ahd If NOS as we say Just let as
knCW tsbl7:Rl2
The sun., 1862-06-23

TIL. steamship Moth Star, from Aspinwa VI
A. q. Jones commani'ng, orrvoi yesterday, VII.
mails, passengers md srccc tp u. u irn. The
Notth Star sailtd on tho lith ins,. She brings
tGi2,4ei IN sreclc.
Mosquoia has at last concluded ~ bring Tho
lsthmus under hi, own control. "a Tie tth inst,
schooner arrived At A,pinvs', Bringing eighty
soldiers sni on the ith .lditonsl force OF lsO
NOR IN another che ,ncr--hll under the cornmnut
n cnl. santaoolona. AccotinS g. hi al1 AZ
nouncemrn., these troops were ouiy q proceed
through ranafns ,h,ir way n rucnnven'u'n {;
bu,thr Governor ~ Panama having nj .'ne'o,
ihd ,eir object waJ 10 take pos.~ssou Of funsfna,
rcuu,s,ed Col To,er. sgcnt cf 'hc pscihc Rsiro,i,
rut u glvc ,hc 'rNoIs transit, n, ,lcu issued
proclamation, calling ne citizens 10 arm them
solves sri erected b.rrca'-e throughout the city.
Man, families fed iuto tho country, srt the sp0n
pa,hy Of 0O.t ot tho Inhabitants ,s With Nusquc-r
While nui- cross,d ta- iathmui,o iou his forced
ca. San,iC ,cria went in perScn " Panornn ani a.
sutV' thr G ycfnortll Me only o. c, H. t. .pc, NJ
tic ,~ret'lor Of such c'',rorcs as -crc hte1 con
riittn hy armed mon under Uon 5umLtr th 1
Gen. 9erran Is known t. hc ta,iup stcis io, ius-
srsalng the t,a'c, which Is viJhes l. prevent snl
carry cnt tho dccrcc- Of NosJuera. Tive Gpg-
oruor rc,lcd to iNtc argrrr-ut- that tLe i5ter
Nmdcr hiy command uto unsr'c u, ahy time "
prevent IN, passage cf troolr such - rciorrcd
-, or 70 contend with the av, iJtce al
'vsys k,lt 1t Paus "a hv the lnii,d h,gtor; (;
Nsi lie WI carry 80, al uc sscroos oi Mos
. 'c,a MOI, G, eGiruhs ~ih Wc Cnaid'9 Nlriio
- ety, witch, slthou.h 1T ratified. 90 will wait
g., acilop of 10 Cover nent Upon, sal would not
60. m. 10 IN, % Ups cnt, -iur tie :. upon any
.'u 'Scratior. ID. santr' .onia iuIig.aicly t"ut
i., Nsh,,ucr q Cuthagch. for lust .-,csicas AMI
r",, uooit. TA' Gp,'ul,-. q las. iuJilg he
would no, la ahe . cn'nrcc is policy. snds u,sr,
out'r,Na u.'ontcr y, cntcrc- iuto co,'rromisc,
~ vA' halo tf,ar rwcrV 10 - over l. r,roug "a
G it' as,. 1nc cp,v oi TIE a, amer - ANA, g.
: =, srs Ia rcadiu .sn 10 itti Tor tho yitlrci.,u
Of Amoi ssn iroIcrtJ, hut tie Commend Der g..
c'nfci - would no uthcrv!s' interfere t.c
siuabile Iho Tcnnsyo Gso WIS to proit =; the
Dit.ah { 'si'atc. Du-iuess was ,it,roly suignnl-
cd lu l'uals
Col. \. 4. Il, i,'c, Ci-- American Consul, roE
prompt nut sncr iic mo,'urc, '1r the pr trcti, Of
Che lie auG ptoporty o. Smcri..us eri the inter
rs,s Of g., t-pis, IL Accordance with treaty i,Yi.
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