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way to Cairo in charge of Surgeon D. s.
Booth. The following is a list Of their names
G. W. Bailey, Adjutant.
Henry Duncan, ID Master
Charles D. Falcon, Orderly Sergeant.
John Bates, ID Sergeant.
Richard Groves, Blacksmith.
-PriYGtes-Th0mtOn Pierce, @. Faulkner,
VIM. Brown, Carol Smith, Thos. L. Viii
liams, David MeCollom, E. G. Hazeltine,
Charles Launer.
George Watson, boat hand.
There is boy with them named John
Williams who was taken with the rebefsteam-
er Erie No. 5, which the Queen Of the West
captured the day previous to her own cap
ture. Tho boy had wearied Of the rebel ser
vice, and declined to go back to it when the
opportunity was offered him of being ex-
changed. He accordingly came North with
the crew of the Queen of the West, and has
Joined his fortunes with theirs and the Union
cause. He is but IA or Is years Of age, but
has been all over the world nearly. He has
been a cabin bog on board vessels that have
visited a great many foreign ports. He is
besides quito familiar with all portions of
the South. He is quick and intelligent, and
a good talker. He is confident that the
South will be whipped eventually, though he
says they fight bully" His father and
mother are dead, and he has few rslatiyes.-
He says if Uncle Sam will adopt him he will
fight for the old man as long as there is a
shot left.
One of the men gave an interesting de-
scriptiOn of the capture of the Queen of the
West. She ran the blockade at Vicksburg
on the second day of February. On the l l4Th
she encountered three batteries at GordOn's
Landing on Red River, about $50 miles from
vicksburg. The guns of the batteries point
ed down stream. Il was designed to run by
the batteries, and then facing about hold
them at disadvantage, the guns, as ab6&s.
stated, pointing down the river. In attempts
ing to run By, tho Queen got aground within
300 yards Of the batteries, lying completely
at their mercy. The sailors say they fired
five or six rounds from the Queen after every
commissioned officer had left the boat. Col
onel Ellet, in command of the Queen, escaped
down the river on a cotton bale, as did sever
al other officers. They reached the captured
steamer Erie No. 5, which was lying below
in charge of some men from the Queen, and
steamed away. Nine of the men from the
Queen, whose names are in the above list,
viz, Price, Groves, Hill, Williams, Watson,
Hazeltine, Lanner, Baily and Duncan, each
got on a cotton bale, after the steam chest
of the Queen had been shot through and had
exploded, and hoated % miles down the
river. They landed for the purpose of get
ting something to eat, and were captured.
They were parOled and sent to New Orleans,
and from thence to New York, from whence
they are now going to Cairo. Lieutenant
Hodge, in command of the rebel batteries
that captured the Queen, afterwards deserted
the rebel service and came to New Orleans.
he reported there that one shot from 32-
FOUNDER on board the Queen dismounted one
of their guns and killed I've men.
The men were treated to coffee at the depot
this morning by the Aid Society. They
leave for Cairo this morning.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
bOF COURT-By virtue Of an order from the
Probate Court Of CUyahoga County, Ohio, in suit
of Edwin r. Perkins, administrator de bonis non
of the estate, Of Reuben H. Blacl6mer VS.. Huldah
B. Blaekmer ct. ais, shall sell on Saturday,
May 16, 1868, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the door of the Court House, in the City Of
Cleveland, in said County, to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, as the property Of Reu
ben H. Blaekmer, deceased, to wit Situate in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyaho-
ga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as being
west half of subdivision ffty-four (5l) Of Gran
gers subdivision Of ten acre lots Nos. fity-four
and fifty-fve (54 and 65) and having thirty ythree
(33) feet front on Prospect street and being one
hundred snd ninety-seven and one-third Q9715)
feet deep be the same more or less, subject to
the dover Of the widow, appraised at s42 per an
mum. Appraised at 81, OOO 81
Terms made known at the time ofsale. Dated
April II, 1868. ~ = I'll FL
'.e--- EDWIN R. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate Of
Reuben d BlacHmer. ~ aprl6
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Liberty: Wait and watch and fight lit
tie longer, and the great triumph for you,
for us and for the world will como JUS
tice, truth, humanity, and the sympathies
of the good and true in all lands, are with
us. And He who guided our fathers
through the perils Of the Revolution viii
go before us and be our reward as we ad-
vance to the overthrow of the rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20

OLD Folks CoEoERT-Remember the
% Old Folks concert at Brainard's Hall, on
Tuesday evening next, given for the benefit
Of the West Side Relief Association. 1t will
be one of the most delightful entertainments
Of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20

CHOICE RosEs, &C.-F. R. Elliott has
again opened shop in the Atwater Block, and
beside a choice collection of Fruit Trees,
Dwarf Pears, EyerbIOOming Roses, &c, &c.,
he has many rare and new things, such as
Yellow Peonias, &c. Those who love to have
good flower gardens should patroniss him.
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TRAIN DELAYED,-The Lake Shore Ex-
press this morning, due at 6:35 A. ", did not
arrive until about 10 o'clock, owing to a To-
cOmOtive on the Buffalo & Erie Road being
disabled.
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CHAMPION WRESTLING MATCH.-Wrest-
ling is an athletic exercise of very ancieRi
origin. It constituted one of the principal
games Of the Greeian athletes, and cham
pion wrestler was esteemed great hero by
the ancients Wrestling is Low a prominent
feature at English festivals snd fairs. In
this country it is not much practiced, save on
% town meeting" days in the country.
A New York paper contains an account Of
a recent wrestling match for the champion
ship and $500 dollars a side between L cut.
AinswOrth of New Haven, Conn, and Har-
~ Hill of New York city, which came of at
the Mozart Hall in Broadway.
A very heavy amount of money was de-
pendent on this match, which was the first
fall, Ainsworth being the favorite. Hills
Judge was Mr.. Seth Holden, very expert
enced and scientific wrestler, while Izzy
Lazarus was chosen by Lieut.. Ainsworth.
The contest was quickly decided. Hill, in
stead of taking the usual hold in the collar
aud elbow style, to which Ainsworth had ey-
identity been accustomed, reversed it, and his
opponent utterly surprised at the novel
although legitimate mode of attack, was
thrown fairly on his back in less than 30
seconds. The match and money were con-
sequentIy awarded to Harry Hill, the victor.
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NEW BLAST FURNACE AT DETRoTT.-We
learn by the Advertiser & Tribune that a
new company under the name Of the PENN
sula Iron Company has been recently organ
lied in Detroit for the purpose of manufac-
turing charcoal pig iron from Lake Superior
ore, Messrs. ]. & A. Burt, large proprietors
of rich iron district in Marquette, formerly
the owners of what is called the Iron Noun
tain, being the chief proprietOrs. An ample
lot on the Detroit river, just east of the De-
troit ard Lake Superior Manufacturing Com
pany's Works, has been appropriated to the
use of the company and extensive build
ings, adequate for all the purposes of a first
class blast furnace, with deck, front, etc,
are now being constructed. 1t is believed
that the furnace, with all its appointments,
will be completed and ready for blasting ear
ly next fall. The company intend to carry
on a very extensive business. The demand
for Lake Superior iron is constantly inereas-
ing, and can scarcely be supplied by the
presentmeans of manufacturing it. The su-
psriority of the Marquette iron is admitted
everywhere it has been tested, and the de-
mand for it must constantly increase,
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THE
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) IdB. Comply,
or NEw YOHk,
With Branch Ofise at Buffalo, N. Y.
Authorized Capital is ISL, 0OO, 600 90.
Cash Capital, Paid fn.-.......-... 100000 90.
Assets, Jan. I, 1SB3.........-... 1,1S5, $40 IS,
statement Of the SsiTs Of the company forhe NH
Premiums on unsEPired risks, December
,,sSli Sli ,ISs l2S r-si5s from that * "
date to December 81, Is62.--. sl5,52l a
Total amount OF Premiums. 81. .ls5,2E g.
This Company issues no policies upon Life Risks
upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks,
Premiums marked on a. earned during
the year, Cless Return Premiums) and
interest received en- Invesi ments.......s T253 336
Losses paid during the yesr.-...tf1l, ,OI3 81
Re-Insurances, Ezpenses and
Tales-a-.-.--....-.---.--- $3.50 81 1851
Net 225, ,769
Tho Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City Stockss I62 3O0oC
Loans on demand, on gold--...-.sl29 900 %
Cash 10 nBanks.............-.-.,..... 1851 4a
Interest due Jan. I, l5s3 on in
vestments and cash with
Agent5.-..---.-.----....-... Zo.5yo % -
Re-Insuranee & Salvage ciajras
and unpaid Premium5........ l3y574 "A
Premium notes and uneollected
Scrip Of Insurance Compsnies,
Sundry Ulsims due the Com
panyI etc''.-'.---'--.---'----.."-... As3io u
Total amount Of lbs $40 u
To THE PREsIDEsF AND BOARD OF nIRECTORs OF THE
COLUMBIAN Insurance COMPANY;
We hereby certify that we have com pared the above
statfment wiki the Balance sheei Of the Company,
and the Baancs Sheet with its books aud found
them 10 conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank balance,
Securities, Bills RecaiFabls and other Assets, and
found them TO conform accurately with the above
statement made by the ComFany.
JOHN s. DICKERSON,
JOSEPH MORRISON,
January q, 1853. Committee.
WESTERN -n1REnrnRs
ANDREW J. Rich, Pros't Bank Of Attica, BuiLalo.
J5HS ARMsTRoEG, Pest AIil. Co Bank, N
WILLIAM YOusd Vice FIes't do do
ALBERT =. kEET, Of Kent & Co, Chicago.
THos pICKEKsos, Of Yandersoort, Diekerson
D,yIp,J FIYf of fleynold., Ey & Co, Chicago.
J M RIcHMosD, of. n. hiohmohd o., Buffalo.
MOSES MERCK Oswego.
JOsErH MORRISON, BunalO.
: - . h. C. MORRIs,
President.
THUS. LDkD,
WIZ. N. wHrTEEY, Vios President.
-Sscretary.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
Resident Director, hazard Block, Buffalo, n :
ROBERT HANNA a Co.. Agents.
Cleveland, Ohio.
HE~This Company having established Branch Of
fee In Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
msnags its Western business ali losses may Be ad-
jused and paid in Buffalo New York, al the option
ES-Ldss Is PAID n GOLD. upon Risks on which
Premium has heuh pa 0 IN Ike currency. ieb26;43
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MATTERS.

~ Local Items on this page are from
Saturday Evenings Edition.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

RS0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
P0Oa OOO in sums 70 suit-at the old stand and
we'll known MA9NERS Once, on securities Of every
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate Watches, Diamonds, yeWelry, Fire Arms, Fur
niture, Carpets, Ulothing, Pianos MirrorB Paintings
nnd Personal Property nthsmostsati5factorT tsrmE
BuEiness strictly private. Establilhed 1851 HatcheS
uud JeRelFy for sale e. bargains. r.. $3.50 =.
J. o. 4 w WAGNER. No. ) Wster-st,
Dor. supsfioE-st.i over DaEis 4 Pieyotto'I Store
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CHAPTER YI-ALL ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Butt eWas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord deceive;
SO l said, "NoW Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, too, shall have your day
As peeped Ia at tie window
And saw him receive bis pay.
BE hie pay had all Tected
Ere the olks were near half done,
Quickly 'All sboardl' / shouted,
And made all the people run
Swore the landlord was a cheat
And with the rairJ ad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man whe was the madest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When Ger his porson be had spilled
The contentso his hat.
"Our army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush 70 hear the curses
That proceeded irom his mouth.
He swore on me bed take revenge,
And was bound 10 have my lite,
So he seized from OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hard . ind me.
He looked lhAoly through the car,
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying aegar.
When he paw he could not End me,
After looking through the train,
Into the dining room he ran,
And l took my seat again
In the cars, which started OF then.
snd left him soon behind,
Looking va'nly in each corner
OF the depot me to fad.
ITo De Continued
In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men snd Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
Cleveland and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready.
Made Clothing surpasse5 anything il the State. As
I buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well to call At
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for hesals Of Singers Celebrated SEWING
Machines, Storr's Automaton PTessman, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed Trunk.
"a Corner Superior and Union Sta
- TnFk ont f0Ts the CT ANTS
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THE CAPTURED MEN OF THE "QUEEE OF
THE WEsT. This morning there arrived
from New York about fourteen men that
were captured with the gunboat Queen of
the West " on Red river, on the 14th of Feb
ruary last. They are parOIod and on their
way to Cairo in charge of Surgeon D. S.
Booth. The following is a list Of theirnames: !:
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D5-This Well known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at 0giens-
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent with the
Rail Roads Bsts0sen Cape Vincent & NelO YOTk,
And at Oswsgo with Line Of
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
BETWEEN
OsWEGo, }, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK,
Forming DAILY LINE from
Boston, New York, OGdensburgh; Cape
Vincent and OswegO TO
OLEVELAND, TOLEDO & DETROIT,
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
CHICAe0, MllWAUEEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
GENTS
J. MYERS, "A Fearl-St. New York
JOHN HOOKING, 7 SIate-S Boston.
GEO. a. EDDY q gdeLsburgh.
JNU. ID. CkAW HOhD ...--...- OsWego
A. r. SMITb. b.........-.-... Tape fincent.
WALKER & HAYES. ..................T oledo.
Il. X. MATHEW5..-.-.....-.....-... Detroit.
q. J. Nj ilEeukee-
n. }. HOW WE..--..-.....- .Ohlcago
PELTON s. BREED, AGENTS,
marITR7s Cleveland.
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DAVIS, PKIXOTTO & CO.,
mar23 Corner Water and gupeFior-Sts
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
OHAPTRR VAL AnoAsp.

By the Author Of "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince OF
Wales =" The Ghost Hunters &o., sc.
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nRIED APPLES FOR SALE
J ch2iee lot, vel pressed, 10 barrels. Apply to
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WTNTER CLOTHFNG.
FRUIT, &C.

nRIED APPLES.-10O BUSHELS
J choice D. led APPLES lust received and for sale
by faprl5l CLARK & kOCREFELLER.
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MORNING LEADER.

ADDRESS OF The UNION BIEaiBERs
or the Senate and House Of Represents
tiveq Of the State Of Ohio 70 the Soldiers
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/ HANDIES-OF oUR OWN AND
\ French manufacture, large assortment.
fahl4 MOULD & NUMSEN-
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THE
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INB. Comply,
or NEw YORK,
With Branch Ofi9e at Buffalo, N. Y.

Authorized Capital Is --.....-.S31, 0OO, 600 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in.-..-....--.. 100000 co.
Assets, Jan. 4, 1S63....-...-... I, ,1S5, $40 IS,
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Statement of the affairs Of the Company foTthe hfl
fscal year, ending Dec. 3ist, 1852:
Premiums on uusXpired risks December
81. l5ols....--..... .--..-.-.lZls. X ~
Premiums received from that
date to december 81, ls62.--. 5l5,52l a
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AsAaA eA-A1AAAAA "a "
This Company issues no policies upon Life Risks,
upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks,
Premiums marked OF a. earned during
the year, (less Return Premiums) and
interest received en- Invesi ments.....-S ~, ,356
Losses paid during the yesr.-....t4ll ,Ol3 81
Re-Insurances, ENpenses and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-20

Ba8-This Company having established Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
msuaRs fts Western business, ali losses may Be ad-
sS-LUss IS PAID n GOLD upon Risks on which
Premium has heuh pa IN Ike currency. iv0e6;iS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-12

AUDITOR GENERALS OFTICE, !
Lansing Mich. July I 1858. }

AUDITOR GKsERAL's OFTICE,
Lansing, Mich, July /, 1858
60 much Of each Of the following de.
- scribed tracts or parcels d land situated in the
County Of IS6HAM delinquent for unpaid Taxes for the
year mentioned below viii be sufficient 20 pay the
taxes interest and charges thereon will be sold by the
Treasurer said County The Tst Monday October
next such public and convenient place be shall
select ia MASON, the County seat u said County
according b the statute 10 such case made and provided
EYI. ANSEKE
4udtOr Generat
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I. y I IS IL 9O . S.
Il ! o. 20 90 8 a
Il IL Il 20 ) =
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Village Of DAnsville
Village Of Mason

Commencing 20 It " Of d 2
corner blk y, thence 90
feet, " 20 feet, n 90 feet e
20 feet
Part Of lot 5, blk IA, com
menc'g rs II s Of n " corner
Of lot S, BLK II, thence e
so feet, s 3 feet, " SO feet,
q IS feet to beginning
Part Of lot 5 blk Il, com
mencing so feet 2 Of n V
corner, . 50 feet 2 40 feet,
" so feet, n 43 feet 10 be
ginning
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Part oflot 6, being the a
feetn &sby SO feet e h ",
also a apiece commencing ~
feet south Of u v corner,
thence south "a feet, west
sc feet, north 81 feet 20 be-
ginning
Lot 7, except so II OF e end
~~-o-r as.ts-s -~satk 90 sesa
lot
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acre q laud. begin
uing 50 rods v and -
rods : q z e corner
sec g, theme v 10
ro-s - rods. & 10
rods 2 I rods
Lot l. subciri. on sW 4
81 4 w 4.
ofse
e = ofn Z
IS acres ofn end o. e
= Of Nv 1 lying di-
rcctly Z ~ Reform
school
A piece Of land lsrods
2 & E by J. rods e 4
", bounded o. the p
~ Shiawassee street
/ continued q by land
owned by Fred Mimic
r by Whitney Jones,
" b. Ansal Adams.
containing > acres or
2 "
AL that part n s " =
| lying between Mich
gan Avenue & Wash
tenaw strectextcntef
e. through said . sc
p ot 3 "
p o. ON e.
az u
p y Z = ant = @ q q.
and e u Of 8 WI.
BeCinnirE - feet u "
3 " corner ~ lots.
1 block Il q % feet. e.
so feet. south % feet
and vest 80 feet
A piece ~ ian bound
ed On the " BY Eliza
beth street south &
east BY lands owned
by J ; Harris 2 BY >
non resident contain
ing 2 acre OF land
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tommencingst 4 stake
: chains % Inks \ o.
the centre o. North
and Turner streets
thence 4 3 chains AK
Inks % the angle Of
the road thence n So
Y o The 4 line o. sec
? At 4 point ! chains
= links e from the .
= POST. thsuee : On
sc line IS chains sea-
Inks. south - rods
y L rods, q rods
- 10 rods. s 8 rots
V II rods Is rods
wdro4s TO eeginn'g
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5sscrss bounded as fol 4
lows Commencing At
the = " corner Of & + |
Murray 5 land, thence
running westerly 90
section line, thence
northerly 10 II. Bick (
tord's land, thence
easterly to c. T Muir
ray 5 land, thence
southerly % place Of
beginning n " a.
Sc y Of sc a
30 acres bounded nfol I
lows. Commencing at
the sw corner Of Hi
ram Biekford's land.
running 3 10 "A line,
thence east 10 section
line, north To Hiram
Bic < for DIS land,
thenee " 20 place ~
beginning on nefl a.
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SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AupFTOR GENERALS OFFICE. !
I.rsrxG. Mich. July I. 1853. !

NOTICE is hereby given that certain
-. .,tuated IN the County Of ISGHAh, bid on 10
= go eo- taxes Of 1851, and previous years, and
e1 IN stateme1ts which will be forwarded - the
80 ~ he Treasurer Of said County, some time next
tb viii b. sold al public aussion, by said Treasurer
:. fba county seat the first Monday Of October next
~ me time and place designated FOR the ordinary Tax
es II not previously disposed Of at this once, accord
go stateu,euts contain full description Of each
rceI az aid lands and may be seen on application al
H. Once d the County Treasurer
100 str.ck OF 10 the stats for Taxes OF 1861 or
o,hsr vaars AZ the Tax Sales October last, will BE-
ref subject % the right Of redemption prescribed BY
law az vel the right Of purchase o. the State BIDS
Al this Ofhce, prior % the sale
EMIL ASNEKE
ltGdityr General
Smyrna times., 1863-03-05
roMMLNCEMENT OF TIE TMENry
SIXTH VOLUME OF
Harper's Magazine

:, He pTesehI number commences the r., .,. %.
volu'he oI HARPER NEW MONTHLY MAc.z;y, ,''AtA
iiIe'dH us character as an illustrated Pal ~
a%ihe' containing papers upon HisuT, RI "isG-
AfdVel anu Adventure, Fiction, Poetry p.G1' aPhJa
ehce, Arts, Manufactures and CrItieis,n Se>
iecIeu from contributions furnished by tLe h.s So
ters IN America and Europe " Oes' Hft-
IN he January number will be commenced
Oh papers Dy Mr. J. Ross Browne describisg Ths ehss
10 lcelans' TO he prOfusely illustrated viii II
oi character, incident and scenery from 1e
lngs by the author s"d' uraw
MT Irol0pes Orey Farm is Concluded i;
number. and Miss Mulock's Mistress nnd N :" u .
be completed in the next '"u' VIII
Inc December number contains contyi bui;.ru T.
hosS browne, ,CarOIne Chegebro Eduo,d a. II wv" O"
Marian L Evans, J II SIdduls Samuel | p,;. uno'
nan Maria MulOck, Geo William Curtis Vi
GhandIer Moulton. w Watson NIarv r RrnTtl
! Eoulse urnlss. AnthOI ey Trollope Daniel S,o'y
nlteu n. II guernsey Arthur Thomas. N Sheuhe,S
Benson }. LOssing. " P"eIs'
harpers Alagazine furnishes a greater auo,., r.
nat'er IN more pleasing forA and moro ,,rnfs.I,
ii!uHTdteu than any other similar pertodir.I 'Ti
lluh'talols alene cost more than any other Iosg,-
eAPenIs lor literary and artistic matter
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