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sirnsraI aarneId Rernnr.d.

Reare paiued to hear that the only
daughter Of General Garfield, Member Of
Congress from the Portage District, died
on Tuesday night. The dear little one
was child Of remarkable promise, and
was the idol Of her father. How heavy
win be the heart which the soldier states
man win carry to his public duties
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03
ATTENTION.. so GDIERs,
AMI the Friends of Soldiars |

We call tho attention Of al having FsIstEona n,
irienos 10 the army TO the fact that aofiap a Ger
nan NIters VIII cure ntne-tenIhs OF the diseases
amp ie In the lists, published aImf,st daily IN
rs newspaper on the arrival OF the a,ck n viii he
lolleed that very large dsopoTtiOq are SUFFERING
I'm den1hth, Every cAse OF that KIND eau he rssd
~ aured og Hollands German Bittsrs we have NJ
1esualon IL saJi ing thatf thee Bitters wer9 frIV
used nlong our soldiers hundreds Of lives nfrbt IL
se7ed that otherwise would be lost
fhe prophet daily receiving than kfut latt.
TN sufferers IN ths armV and hospitals who bsto
been restored to health By tn nae of fbaaa Rtt,ao
ant o hGm By their friends = ' HA''oiS'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

Elihu Burritt visited John o'GrOats
houss on the 18th Of September, and, on
leaving, left in the album Of the inn at
which he lodged some lines, not poetical,
like those Of lShenestone, but equally re-
msrkabls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

On the "a inst. OF chronic diaTrhoea, MIR. VIM 1
N UNsON. aged % years aud 10 months.
Funeral on Friday, December 18th, at O'Clock P
NJ, from his residence on University Heights
Friends of the family are invited 10 attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary nrt
ole ever discovered It changes the sun-burnt feo1
and hands to pearly satin texture Of raTshing oeS,
IT, imparting the marble purity Of youth, sid ths
DIsTIHGUH spDsaranos 80 inviting In the city bells q
fashion Il removes tan, rsckss, pimples and rough
meas from the skin, leaving the complexion irsss o
Transparent and smooth. It contains mafsrialin-
jurious to the skin Patronizsd by Actresses and
Opera Singers It is what every lady should have.
FD-sold EverYEhsre. .-..-.--
DEMAS s. BARNES CO.,
GsBsral Agents, iAa
t,lvI paa 1l2 Broadway NeW Torf :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

The Queen of Spain has been kissing
the Queen Of France, and the Paris editors
feel as well over it as though they had
been kissed themselves.-L5HsgiHe Jour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03
EARMs FOR SALE.

MAPLE SYRUP-OF FHF BFsT
4Nl quality, can be made from nice article Of
MAT LIE SUGAR. which can be fou ID ct
BOOKS STORE,
noVD 40 Sup srioT-St., OBJ. P, o.
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LCOAHUEICATED.1 H-ar CD
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION ACBRAsLE DISEASE
A Oard-To Consumptivss.

The undersigned having been restored to Health IN
few weeks, BY aver simple remedy, Aitsr having
suffered sygral years with severe lung sBocticn
and that dread disease, ConsumDtiou-is anxious 70
make known TO his fell0W-suhersrs the means q
cure.
To aIlWho desire Il, he viii end q copy offhs pIos
scription used lfree OF ehsrgs) With the direction
for preparing and uAins the same, which thsY wis
and Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, BronohI
tis &C The only object Of tho advertiser n Bgndn
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and sprsai
information which he coneeiVes to be nvsiuabla.and
be hopes every sufferer viii Try this Femsdy, win
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prsseri piion viii Please address
Rev. EDWABD A. WILSON, wilIiAmsburah.
-Er E Kings county, n. Z.
RB-The absvs Rem .dy may Be Obtained m Ulsgs-
land Of O. s, mCKKNME, Druggist, No. l26 SupFriOr-
St CAL for pamphls,. iIes Of enarge. oetI-Is!dAK
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood ars
trs1usntly lost or suspended By aI-Praotioss and
eious habsts that viii inevitably lead hereditary
disssss unless checked In time Read the truths lAa
down in the treatise HUMAN ERAILTY. or PHu
JoLoaIcAL REszARCEEs." It Is elSborstsly ilustra-
tsd with ooloEed sngravings and wiz convince ths
most hardened and Une0nceBed, e well Is rslisIl
the minds OF the most dssponding, By leading thsl
In the rght channel for relief Of bodily and msntl
agony and despair. zoe
EJ-sold By DR.. BARROW, lsi Blsscksf-st., 3. =,
Price Is cents. Sent free everywhere See adyort.11
SoId also By 9. ". CLARK, Druggist OisEslAAA
III. Fl
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MAFRIED.
nIRD.

December Iz-. 1868, BY Rev Mr. crooks sir. WI
OF this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

lFrom ReT.J. saStOn Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Eneyoiopedis Religious KnoWlsdgs.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend P At
ent Medicines 10 general through distrust Of th1i
Ingredients and eifocts, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why mau may n testify 20 the bsnehts he
believes himself to haze -scsiyed hon any simple
preparation, in the hops - may thus contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do this the UOrs readily IN regard to noonand's
germhn Bitters, prepared BY DR.. q. N Jackson, of
this citys because preJudicsd against them toT
man years. under the Impression that they were
CHIEFLY an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted to nv
friend Robert Shoemaker EQs, FOR DC removed ans
Pfelqdee BY proper tests and for enoOuragsmsnt Bs
ny them when suffering from great and lOpg conEin-
ue debility The use OF three bottles Of these Bit
tas a. the beginning Of the present year vas fol-
lowed pT evident relief and restoration to degrss Of
bodily AID mental vigOr which had not felt Tor sir
mon th1 before and had esparOd Of regAiniAR
therefore thank God and my friend for directing ma
20 the use Of them, }. NEWTON BROWN,
PhiladelPhia, June q, ls6Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

Diseases Of the Threat, Chest and Pulmonary %.
gans are ever prevalent, insidiOus and dang5foul.
The properties Of medicino to alleviate cure anu
uproOt these comp aints must be ENpectorantB Ano-
dyne and lnVigora ing. lOossning the muous d ne
throat and tmparting tone to the entire STEM No
discovery IN msdioa science mastered thi1 col
Of diseases ike Ut Wynkoops Iceland PectoreL lt
Is used Nth the most astonishing results in Al coe1
OF Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOOpIng OOurh. Ilths-
ria Of Putrld Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, Ca1sha,
Colds, Nervous Debility, &c.
The Rev. }. J. Potter certihes, =" that have 18sd
DR. WynkOOps Peotora for several ye4rz, myself and
in my family, tor severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended IL to many Othersl and hage neF-
or seen its equal" Rev. J. J. PUTrEBt
Brooklyn, n. y.
Hundreds snd thousands OF important testimonial
could be produced, shoWing its mark2oe cures ane
that f EEvEz FAILS 1t d composed o. pure lceland
Moss, halm o. g. ead Peruvian Balsam, Elecam pane
70 urey Burd ck and other inVal uabls ex7 x7ector1n
and tonic Ingredients lt is harnleal, prompt and
lasting. InVRids and suerers cannot atord 80 neg
lect trial Every amily should have It. 1t u re-
mArkabe for Group Full descriptions reoolnmend-
atoms and directions accompany each bottle
- Prepared b. Ut. &. D. WIaKOOP, and sold bT
D. s. BAhh "a 90. NaE Work. iVtlf- hs1FlnU
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RRAYTON & sTOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGEEyS,
HOUsEs ANp LOTs FOR aALI.
the Insurance. once ofH. :. Brayton.

-
HOUSES AND Ions FOR sALH.
Houke aud lot No. s75 KfnsmAn Street lot lOOxSsOi
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace
marble mantles, sc.
Brick HOUSE and Lot, 17OKsOO, southeast corner o
dssiIabls lOcAsionl offered for tale IN this city,
Brick Dwelli9ss, nos lo4 aud l05 Eucnd SIrset
I0Is running through TO Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman aud Brovps,t-Sts
9ce api.d also as shoe shop Lot 25xlOO feSt.
Building. Machinery, 60 for the manufacture Of
boxes; Wasn-boardss &C corn.r Of Wesr River
and Main-sts. good paving business,
10 'eet on Eueld-St Terms easy
House and Let, 20; 100 Ohio-St. $500.
LOT on Michigan street, s4xIs5 feet. q 900 down Aps
the balance in one, tSO and three years.
TWPS7SStory Frame house on Lake streeI, opposite
Frame House on St. OlaIr strest. bot 4lxisO feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
EARMs FOR SALE,
30 acres In Brscks7ills; IS acres improved balance
100 acres in Parma, good House aud Barn; 60 scre,
good lumber, well Watsrsd and good buidiEg
stone,
52f acr, In Orange good ans House. 25 acres fm.
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land N BTownhelm, Lorain county. ?
miles north Of Yernii ion River.
Saw Mill in Bedford, win half an acre OF land on
1inker's Greek. I0F -
l0s Acres in Indspsndenre, Is acres ipproved. hal
10 aeies (6Wood land, balance proTed) on Euclid
Eoad, good springs Of water, fruit, and good
Choice and we'll selected lands IN Iowa WisconEin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange
oO ares ~ NeWoOIg about miles from Cleveland.
Good house aud barn ana fne orchard IS OOO
$40 Scres 30 miles from Tole1o ard sight jiea from
Mauseon sta ion on Air Line Railroad $50 prai-
re and balance timber la0d. New House, barn,
and good fruit $40 . T acre terms cav ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
plseasea q the Nervous, ssminn

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
nary and sexual systen- new and reliable treAtmsnt
in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. sent By
mail in sealed letter envelopes, frss Of charge Ad-
dress DR.. J. sKILLIs H0UGHFOS, Howard 84Ooia-
ton, NJ. ? soufh Einih-st PhilsdslphiA PA.
dsc7 10
WhooPinS Cough or OrOgp, however Sc
we're may be alleyistsd and cured By thu use Of Md
anne Zadoc Portsr's CURkrIyE BALsAHs
This invaluable msdieine possesses the extrordina-
~ power of relieving immediately Who-pins Cough,
iars nss'. Dificulty Of Brssthing, Huskinsss and
Tickling ths Throst- -Itloossns the phlssm, and
viii be found very agreeable to the tass. Il Is not
violent remedy, bat emollisnt-Esming, searching
and effective Can be taken by the Oldest person or
youngest child For sale By ali Druggists ats cent?
per bottle. noF29-R -R2 "
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LEGAL.
FOR SALE.
DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE For

4 II 2 4
~ SALE At A BARGAIN.-The late residence
OF the undert igned No 375 Kinsman-St IA offered
tor sale on re t5Onable terms
The louse is in gOud repair is roomy and pleasant
y arranged ard contains modern impr0vemsnts Of
Gas, Water, Bath Room, HHrnece, Marble Mantlss
&c., sc
The lot s large, about one acre. Is $50 feet deep has
two 'front.' Of 100 eet each Kin, man and Grange
Us. al abounds in Fruits OF all Kinds hne abr b.
berry, &C. = = 4
To any one desiring q really pleasant hcme an op-
p7rfnritv tg row rIven TO purchase.
ES- cor pT.oe, torms Of payment 80 apply to
dEO. W GARDNER.
noyIo-ly5 o Il
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EOR SALE-A FARM Of Az

HOAk bhlsE--A Il ~ mn Or 40
Il Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
ONO; 100 acres improved, the balance good timber
$50 acr bottom land the whole 4O1 acTss ATe under
good state OF cultivation; all veil fenced good or,
Guarding and well wRtsred. No waste land on the
Iarm, have also good Stock On the RTm that will
ell with tt II wanted will take In part payment
City Property in levelaDd. or a small farm and ne
balance on long time Price a25 per acrs
senfl2 p %EV"S. poHaA's Hlnrk .
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Special Attention Given to JObbIng.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
OF the VERY Best Qua titles and Lowest Prices.
CARTES de VISITE-Of Gen. Gilmore and
i've hundred others.
PHOTOGRAPH ALB0MS-2OOO In sixty
different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Wholesale at Manu-
facturers prices. ...-..-
JUVENILES In sETTs-OTer 1000 Sets
and Games.
JUVENILES A sPECIALITY-Fullest as
sortment we ever offered
JUVENILES IN LINEN Colored Pictures.
PAPER AND ENVELOPEs-At the Low
est Market prices.
OFFICE EINKS-Arnold's, Coxs, spenceri-
an, American, SC.
DRAWING PAPERs-Of all Sizes and
Qualities.
INK sTANDs-Glass, Wood, Rubber, Pock-
ct SO.
OUTLINE MAPS-Pelton's, MitchelPs,
CornelIs, SO. -.. .....
DICJI0NARIES-Woroester's and Web
ster's, all sizes. s.
sB-Ths Trade are invited tC examine our Stock, or
address by mail 81 Cleveland o., MeadVille Pa.
novll-tH TNGHAM & BRAGG.
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D E Bill ITY,
Resulting from feyers Il any kind-these Bitters viii
'eneW your strength In very short time.
FEVER AND AGUE.

The ca 4 not return If these Bittsrs are useA
No person. Fever and Aga0 District should Be-
Withoutt1s,s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

Krupp, the great steel manufacturer Of
Germany, who has an agency in this city,
is manufacturing cannon Of immense pow
er. These are 8 inch bore, made Of cast
steel, and throw 800 pound she'll of %
inches in length, or a $50 pound shot, with
so pound charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

The progress Of liberal institutions in
Italy is attended with q remarkable change
in its architecture. In Florence the old
streets were dark and narrow; the new
are sll wide and spacious, and the resi-
denGes and churches are now built to admit
abundance Of light and air,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

IFrom ReT.J. aaSton Brown, D. D., Editor Of tn
Enoyoiopsdis Religious KnowIsdRsl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01

By instructions just received from the
Governor, the undersigned, Military Com
mittee of Harrison county, are required to
take immediate steps to perfect the organiza
ton OF the Militia Of Harrison county, and
among other things, we are especially requi.
red to see that the several Township Asses
sors, Clerks and Trustees attend promptly
to the discharge Of their respective duties un
der the law OF 1868. We therefore hope
there will be no derelection OF duty on the
part OF any Of said officers; and in case there
should be, we call on the loyal citizens in
their neighborhoods to make prompt report
thereof to US, that proper action may be
taken in regard thereto. Applications to
raise volunteer organizations oil Insntry un
der said law are authorized t, be made TO us;
and we appeal TO the loyal men Of the differ
ent neighborhoods 10 get together and pre-
sent the names OF three suitable persons ior
enrolling committees. We presume that we
need not add that recent events seem to re
quire the utmost promp'ness and energy in
all these matters, and we hope the people o.
Harrison county will do their whole duty
and that without delay.if az ..es
..... o. SLEMMONS,
JOHN G. JAMISON, .'
W CHAS. WARFEL,
1.....- .-. j. M. PAUL, l.t..
s. B. .'SHOTWELL.
Military Committee OF Harrison county.
June Is, 1868. aa. ..,.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
senator Wade aMd His Political
Vicws-They HarmOMiZe with
C.Aiil 0un and His Doctrines.

1t appears from the reported pro-
ceedings of the recent Republican Con-
vention at Columbus that Ben Wade
was the Chairman of It's Committee on
Resolutions, and reported it's platform.
The following is one of it's resolutions:
"Resolvsd. That the calamities of the pre-.
sent rebellion have been brought upon the
nation by the infamous doctrines of nullifi-
cation and secession, promulgated by Calhoun
and denounced by Jackson in 1882, and res
terated by the Convention held in the city
Of Columbus on, the 1lth Inst. We de
nounce them as incompatible with the unity,
integrity, power and glory Of the American
Republic" ,..,....,, .. ..Ht (
What Wade is pleased to call the
"infamous doctrine" Of Calhoun was
declared by Wade himself, in his place
in Congress, as having been adopted
as the basis of the political movement
of the Republican party. We yester-
day quoted portion Of his speech, in
which he made this statement. He
!, - ..halGtI q. l0I.I.ln,' - |
then SAID: h.ega aelaasaaH T. |
eff they 1.-THE people Of the South
do not feel interested in upholding this
Union-if it really trenches on their
rights--if it endangers their institu-
tions to such an extent THAT THEY
GAN NOT FEEL SECURE under tiff
their interests are violently assailed
by means Of this Union-I am not one
Of those who expect that they will long
continue undereit. II am not one Of
those who would ask them to continue
in such Q Union. IT WOULD BE DOING
VIOLENCE, TO THE PLATFORM OF THE
PARTY TO WHICH I BELONG. "lis Yst
In continuation be further said:
ssWe have adopted the old Declara-
ton of Independence as the basis OF
our political movement, which declares
that any people, when their Govern
'ment ceases 10, protect thor rights,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01

OF The old Disunion Abolitionists are
very much outraged at the nomination Of Val
landigham by the Democracy. They seem
think we have disgraced ourselves terribly
and struck a death blow at the Unicn. Their
Union:--no Union 10Th Shareholders. Mr..
Vallsndigham has all his life been sound
and consistant Union and Constitutional man.
When he used to warn them OF the conse.
quencss Of their principles when ne predc
dicted the very results that have taken place
they dsrided him as Union saver, and said
they did not care straw for the Union--
nay, they were avowed disunonists. And
now that he is endeayorlng TO save the Un>
ion, they call him traitor. Well, ,itmakes
little difference how much the Abolitionisis
may think we have disgraced ourselves. We
intend to elect Vallandigham. That will be
one grand step toward putting an end to the
war. IL will also block the Abolitionists
from recognizing the Southern Conisdssrcy,
which IS now their game.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
Changing Hts Name,

A Republican having urged an old
Quaker to join so-called "Union
League" got the following reply:
"Friend, thou changest thy name
too often; | haveknown thee as Wing,
as a Free Soiler, and as a Native
American, as Know Nothing, as a
sneerer at the Union, as a friend of
the Union, as Loyal Lacquer, and
thou recollectest how many more til
ties and cannot trust thee. When
brother Obid fell from grace, and be-
came rogue, he changed his name,
and l have found that whenever men
design making their living by dishon
est means they are always likely to do
the same. If thou dost ever adopt
one name and set of principles, and
hold on to them for fifty years, as the
Democrats have done, I may begin to
trust thee.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
General Fremont and Freedom
Of spesch--The Valiandish ma Aa
Case

Of sPescla-The ValiRndishaA Aaa
Case.
The New York Herald has a tele-
graphic dispatch from Concord, New
Hampshire, giving an account of the
late Union League celebration in that
city. 1t says:
LETTER FROM GENERAL FREMoNr.
ga letter was read from Major
General Fremont, stating the reasons
of his being obliged to relinquish his
hope of attending the Convention, and
stating that he should have addressed
the Convention mainly to the point
which recent events in the West had
made the uppermost question of the
day, and urged the Republican Democ-
racy of New Hampshire to reassert
those principles upon which the Presi-
dent went into power, thereby securing
"free speech" for Wendell Phillips as
we'll as Vallandigham."
So it seems that General Fremont
condemns the arrest of Vallandigham.
Republicans, do you heed that?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
ATTENTION
MILITIA.

NOTICE is hereby given to the enrolled
Militia Of Cadiz Township, that the towns
ship Trustees will hear. and determine
claims for exemption from military within
twenty days next ensuing. E n eN;f FL
ANY person thus enrolled claiming eyemp.
tions as sioIesaid, by any OF the laws ol
Congress or Of this State, or who claims that
he is exempt from said duty, on account OF
bodily infirmity or disability, shall before he
is excused form said military duty, produced
to the Trustees Of the township the certifi
cate Of surgeon Of acknowledged skill,
stating clearly that such person is physically
unable to perform military duty, and shall
produce such other evidence in the case as
the Trustees may require.
JAMES M. PAUL, /.
Tb'unsh'p Clerk.
I..n ~ 1904 az st..N arf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
Troops for six Months Service


STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENr,)
COLUMBUS, June 22d, '63.
To the people Of Ohio: ....
In answer to numerous letters OF inquiry
touching the raising OF troops for six mooths
service, under the Presidents recent call,
have to state:
1st. That, for want OF time, recruiting
commissions are not issued. Volunteers are
requested to go forward in unorganized
squads to the several camps Of rendezvous
named in my proclamation, and there organ
ize, and naming to me, by letter or election
the officers they wish to be appointed.
I'd The number who may thus volunteer
will be credited to Ohio upon the quota or
dered to be drafted; but the men who volun
teer will still be subject to draft should we
fail to fill our quota by voluntary enrolment
and i drafted, the time they may serve as
volunteers will be credited them
Sd. Regimental officers will be selected
as far as possible, from the company off,
GERS.
4th. Should the entire number asked fer
by the President, respond TO the call they
will be organized as follows:
Twenty FIVE (25) Regiments Of Infantry.
Three (3) Regiments Of Cavalry, and
Three (3) Batteries Of Artillery,
and in this proportion. according to the nuns
Der who may volunteer.
5th. These troops will be subject to the
order Of the Secretary of War, for general
service--but my opinion is, they will be re
quired merely, il not entirely, for border de-
ience, and when not thus required, will, af
ter organization, and few weeks drill, be
fuiloughed home, subject to call.
caunot close this communication without
announcing to my fellow citizens. that the
danger OF invasion from our Eastern and
Southern borders Is, in my opinion, immi,
nent. It is hoped that nothing further is
necessary to insure prompt response to the
Presidents CALL DAVID TOD Governor