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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
GENTS GOODS.
GENTS FURNISHING STORE.
New Store and New Goods.
MOTT & HAIGHT,
nave Just opsned The store No. IaH Rnnl,.st..

- AAAA4L -
Have Just opened The siore No. 1876 BanlS-st.,
with splendid aasurtmentof
Gents Furnishing Goods,
iustreceived from the New York and Rosson marEsts
laiest and uur dcsirabls Patiorns Of
Shirt, Tee, Collars, Bosos,s, Cs5i, NigAf Gsps,
SeGzfss Stock, LiHea and Silt Hand
kerehisfs, Ho'isTy, HraPpors,
lGiOvs', DraisaS, de-,
which ihsY are nov ready TO oaor 10 the publIe ..
the very lowest cash prices.
- bor the number, l18 Banks osposiss
the Nedaeu House and Be- sure 70 call and iss a. and
examine cur stock even n you do not wish 70 pur-
cna.e. Our eoodd vii bear iuluectlnn.
'epts-Ra MOTT HAIGHE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

USIox RALLY IN rnE FoURTH WARD To-
EIsHr.-H0n. D. r. Tilden, Hon. Jotu
croWsll and other disiinguishsd speakers
win address The Union men Of the Fourth
Ward this evening, at the Engine House,
Huntington street
Lela0d's Band win discourse is sweet mu-
sie on the occasion, and We expect to see 3
large SurH-vvt u che viussHs vf ths ward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

UNION MEETIEos.-C. W. Palmer and
N. BhFloa, Esqs., will address the citizens
Of Dover, on Friday evening next, and Hon.
R. P. spalding, J. @ Granniss aud Charles
Arnold, Esq, will speak at Independence On
the same evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

THE slips Of the Hanover Street Method
let Episcopal Church will be rented for one
year, on Wednesday evening, Sept. 3Oth.
sep2q:4JQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

$500 BoUzTT N TIE l2rH Ono VOLuS-
TEER CAvALRY. sept22;l20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

STATE FAIE PREHIUMs-The Treasurer,
David Taylor Of Columbus). Of the State
Board Of Agriculture has made arrangements
with the Second National Bank in Cleveland
formerly the Bank sf Commerce) 10 pay the
drafts for premiums awarded Al the State
Fair. The drafts will be Issued by the Sec
retary At 100 Bank street (Angier Housel
After that time application may be made by
letter or IN person At the secretary's ofiee in
the State House in Columbus. sept2I:td
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
T0Ns0RIAL.
New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress.
ing Establishment.

WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return bis sincere thanks 20 hts Old friends
and patrons and the Inhabitants uevsland rens-
rally, Tor the very large share o. public patronage
bestowed on him for the Last nine ICara aud Would
RESPECTFULLY inform them fhat since his roturn from
hufopet that he has taken and fitted up large Store
IN the most modern aud New York stFe, entire Mp
afats ApAi inenta, th ovurY accom- mndauon Tor eT.
efY brench OF tho business. Having purr1isse1 sod
heiacted himsot from tho BFGT ETa Uhit 81 Eu-
fope Ne can oner tor sale and pct the dnot and
most valuable assortment 0f
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown In this city Mr.. Day utudied "a some Of
the neai establishments iu Paris and London, and
has Tor inapeCtion many naw and IiE Ike imnroVe-
menis In every description of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
F9-Sple maker and importer Of E1 kinds Of Eng-
,i-h and French Head Dresses, Eugfnie Boss, Triple
hoga, Oonlnurea, pllcaturas, ac
~ Ladina' Hair Drea-iuF shan oooninp Hair
Quitting and Curling Ladies' Hair cut aud restored
Wlthout cutting ehort lahingliuFD
aS-llUr and GOLD HATHS. suRi. E2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

FoR Collie, Bowel Complaints, DiarhOea
and Cholera Morbus, use Porters Cure Of
Pain. Its sure cure. Price 25 cents. For
sale BY ali druggists
W. L. PoRtEg a Co.,
anE9isRi iRa Detroit -, cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Tho following statement shows the daily receipts
aour aud wheat at the undcrmeeliouei places on
feutemhrr T7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

WoOLE OOPS,
oonsistlas Of Plaza and Fancy
CassnTERFs.
nNESElNs
stTrNETE,
UNIONS,
FLANNEIS,
BLANkErSI
Ste, ETc.
good sioek constantly on hand. adapted 10
tfr Mcslsrn Markai
Esrkel Frcrs psid Tor Wool and Poits, 10 Cssh
e. EauulNctufed tiuods.
Qifce snd Salesrooma.
No. g WATER STREET. CLEVELAND, O..
nnrt-Ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
M A r IN E.

M A r l N E.
PoHr oT OLEvELssD. September ~
ENrERED.
Prop Wisconsin Williams, Ggdensburg
Prop Rocket, 0aYlord, Buffalo.
Prop Portsmouth,, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop Tloza, slssnn, Dunkirk
Hchr Belle sheridan. DAVIS Buffalo
hchr Geo Perilie, starkeY Port BafWolI
schr otter Hicks, Uawero.
schr Irouaides Madsuorth, OsWenO.
Hoow GCn. scott, Blanchard Port Clinton
Scoy MnynUwcr, ArRiie, Back River
scow feudieton, Campbell, Detroit
scow Granville, Connolly, Mu1deau
scOE baman, Lane Monroe.
oLEARED.
Prop Oloan Dtiseail nunkirk.
Prop Portsmouth, TnTerae, sandusky.
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, Gfesn Bay.
Prop Wisconsin, " iiliams. Detroit.
Brig Sultan, Webster, Buffalo.
hchr Union, Harrow, Port Stanley,
eehr gura, Ftink, Marquette.
kchr 4. Gibbs, Scott, Detroit.
hchr Pacific, Grintz, Buffalo,
Scar fair Wind, Eartland, Port Burwon
bchf lronsidost Nadaworth, Chicago.
hchr ParsguH, F0rney, NeTmiiiuu.
bcow MayilUYer, AfIyyc, Huron.
tcoW Gen hs-st, blanchard, Port Clinton.
seow Banner, Lane, Monroe
scow VIM Butler, ---, Saginaw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

HoHE anufaoture-Parson's Inimiia-
bic camphOraled Deniitrics. sept23-R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

"TGArHIN' The enrolled militia Ofthe
great State Of Ohio met yesterday Tor gensr-
al master. The feur regiments belonging to
this city turned oct and " vent through the
motions" They presented eui,s Hiiiiiary,
II not military, appearances. Colonel
Mack brought bis regiment, ths "a, down TO
supsriorsirest, where they excited much at
tsnliOn. Colonel Stones regiment also ap-
Peared on some Of the principal streets. Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

To grade, drain, and improve Canal street,
etEeon 0ntnrio and Ohio streets. Passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

EHE ExHIBTTIOS OF GRArEs AND WINES
We desire 70 call especial attention to the
exhibition Of grapes, wines sud flowers in
Lynah'a Hal, slI,Oomne1oing 70 day. The ais
play is to be hns one aud the object and
eject Of the movement will be sslutary 10
giving impetus and life to grape culture and
aorisultare among Us. The State Of Ohio lu
destined to become great grape growing
country and every movement which helps on
lhateonsunmatiou should receive the couuts.
nance and assistance Of all eilissRs Of the
State.
our Fsadsrs may rest assured that the sr-
h!bitiOn to-day viii veil repay the time and
trouble Ofa whit. No one should fall to at
tsndH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

DE. BETTELEY has removed 10 the office
Of Or. Blair, Erie street, hrst door south Of
Eaeiid. August9 1913.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

bTERLraa's AEBRosIA PoR TBS HAtR.-This
article Is becoming very popular, judging by
It's extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch2S STRoEs 4 ARMsTRoEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

HUDsoH's UERIvALLED TOorH PASTE, is
winning for itself Hnbounded praise where
ever introdueed.---Soldb BY Druggists and
Dentists generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

THE best Brandy, Whiskey, Port, Ma
tive Grape, Currant and Black Berry Wine
for medicinal use, in America, at Halls, II
Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

CLEVELAND WOOLEN mILI.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

TUEsDlE ETEEIza, Sep. 29th-
Council net at the usual hour, the Fresi-
dsnt, d. S. Stevens, occupying the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
szd approysd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

RoRRERT oF CLoTHIEa-On Mondsy
morning, as Mr., Geo. P. Saith was passing
TIE rssieones Of Mrs.. 2. Foot, on his wsy
down town, he saw a woman leaving the
house with bundlo Of clothing. suspsc,ing
a thoft, Ia made inquiry and found that his
susPieions we're eoFroet Ne Immediately
gave chase to the woman and after hard
run eausht her and bad Der transferred to
tbs watch house. She had taken several silk
dresses aud othss valasblo articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

SMGULAH DaOWEIEG OF An IsFAET.-A
woman named Mary shoehAn, residing near
the Cleveland & Pl,tsbsrg Railroad uhops,
len her ininn, alone Ia the tilohsn on Mon
day afternoon, while she Absentsd herself for
a short time in The yard. While she was
avsy, The little child slipped from the chair,
IN Whish Il vas sittiBg, into = tab Of sosp
Suds standing near. when Mrs. shsshan
retarnsd she found her child quite dead from
drowning. The accident was both sad and
singuiar one.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MEETING IN BEHALF or the SOLDIERS,
public meeting under the auspices Of the United
States Christian Commission, will be held in the
Central Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath even
ing next, at O'Clock Colonel Bowman of the
army, distinguished as a hero in the battle Of
Chancellorvlle; Rev b. W. Chidlaw, chaplain,
direct from General Grants army, and Rev Mr.,
Mlswell will address the meeting. The Oh iect
OF this organization is to distribute suitable read
ing and stores for the sick aud suffering of the
army. The public aye invited TO attend
Is NOT DECEIVED The public are particu-
larly cautioned against heing deceived nv son .
persons who from ignorance, selfish motives. Of
some other reason represent. that Speer's sam.
buei wine is made Of elderberries or what il
termed elderberry wine. Speer's wine is no moi &
e.der6erry vine than pure port wine is cider, or
than lleldslek champagne is goOseberry juice
IL isa well known fact that the name elder
berry wine is applied 10 mixture Of Juice, sugar
and water, and somtimes cheap liquur, ia ,sri-
Gus proportions, forming a cordial and NOT a
wine
The sambuei grspe'. however, need no such
unnatural Hdmi1tures with their Juice as they
contain all The properties essential to a rich, nu
iritlve and valuable wine within themselves
The thousands Of physicians in this country and
Europe who are prescribing this wine as well ns
uelHs u III lntlF uWh lamilleB 10 preference To
all others, is sufficient evidence of its superiority
over Imported wines, as well as over the manu-
featured sugared stuff. often called native wines
me GUY genuine Sambuci wine has Mr., Speer's
signature over the cork Of each bottle It's purity
Tor communion wine and its valuable proper
Ties for medical use cannot be surpassed. Be mol
dseeived Portland Prsss
FiRE.-on Monday evening last, several arii-
c'es OF wearing spParel, hanging Oh the wall of
an upper room Of house u Walnut street. bc
tween Fifth and Sixth, occupied BY Mr.. Rad.
den, took fire, il is supposed from spark from
the chimney which was communicated throngb
a stove pipe hole in the room. The fire was d..
covered foweVer. before it gnited the build.
ing, and extinguished. but not until after a
number of dresses and other clothing were
burned.
An EcLIPsE.-Theie was lunar eclipse of
The moon on Monday evening last. visible In this
latitude from six 10 eight O'Clock. There i.
nothing very interesting about an eclipse Of this
character.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05
A Mass Meeting

OF The Unconditional Union Men of Delaware
will be held at Dover, on Tuesday, June 9th, at
IL O'Clock. a. IN, for the purpose of maniiestiug
their fixed determination to sustain the govern
meat in prosecuting the war, which it is com
PEELED to wage in its Oun defence against n
groundess and wicked rebellion; iheir read
mess to put forth any efforts aud to submit to
any sacrifices which may be necessary to destroy
the military power arrayed against the govern.
ment Of the United States TO release the people
Of the South from the armed tyranny under
which they are heidi to preserve the integ-
rily of the American Union. the full authority
OF tue Constitution aud the supremacy OF the
National Flag.
The meeting will he addressed by the following
eloquent speAkers;-
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Ex-Governor Of
New York, Qf his public duties will permit hi.
absence from home on that day y Major Genera
Robert C. Schenck, Commanding Middle De-
partmeut; Hon. David Dudley Field, of New
York; Hon. Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland
ant Hon. James NJ. scSvel. Of New jersey.
A special train will leave Wilmington at
o'clock a. m and, returning, leave Dover at
o'el'k. p. m. Rousd "trip tickets from Wilmington
New Castle Bear, Delaware Junction, and St
Georges at ST. From Mt. Pleasant aud Middle
toNS, seventy-fve cents To be had only at th
Uuion League Rooms in Wilmington.
From Townsend, Blackbird and smyrn', to b
had only Of Railroad Company, Mt one-half III
usual fares
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05

Friends Of the Union, do not forget the
great demonstration announced for Tuesday
next at Dover. Let no advocate of law, or
der and liberty, plead any excuse for not
being there on that occasion. The Union
men of the nation have need TO counsel TO-
gether the perils Of the government de-
mand that a steady, bold, unyieding stand
should be taken by all loyal and true men,
in favor of the Constitution and the Union {;
pperhead-treason stalks in our midst, and
with halC-disguised effrontery dares 10 defy
the laws and oppose their administration
scoundrels take the rOstrnm, and in the
open daylight of heaven, and under the pro-
lection OF the very flag they despise, strive
to preach treason aud disunion to the masses
of the people, and poison the popular mind
against the cause of the Republic. This
must not be so. The influence of knayes
and secret traitors must be neutralized or
the country will be lost, good government
become thing of history only, the cause
of civil and religious liberty be checked in
its onward march of greatness and power
and the nation lapse into a state of servi-
tude and slavery such as the world never he.
fore bsheld.
Come out, then, friends of the Union, on
next Tuesday, and re-ailirm in mass con-
vention, your undated, undying attachment
to the land of your fathers, the flag of iber
ty, and the Constitution TO which the I'M
mortal name of WASHINGTON is written. Lei
your voices be heard and your huz2as fol
the Republic be waited upon the bree2ei
until they shall mingle their music with tn,
booming of the victorious cannon of BANK
and GRANT, on the shores Of the distant Mis-
sissippi, and unite in one grand jubilee o
patriotism and triumph to the holy cause o
the Union. Thus can we strike terror int,
the craven heart Of treason, and strengthen
the hands, and brace anew the nerves of thu
brave men who are now unfolding the ma
tional flag and the nations honor upon tn
bloody fields of strife. They look for succo
and support from their friends at home
Let us give them not only our solemn pledg
Of sympathy, but also our recorded vow
never To desert them or theirs until the fins
victory shall be won and the Union restore
to them and their posterity in peace, pro-
, perity and freedom forever.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05

Under this caption the United States
Gazette remarks:
"rhe little State Of Delaware is LOYAL 10
the core. The following is statement of
what she has done to crush the rebellion
regiment of infantry for three months, mus
tered out July, 1861 regiments OF in
taniry for three years, now 10 the field. viz :
LIST regiment Delaware volunteers, French
division, I'd army corps ID regiment Della
ware volunteers, llancock's division, I'd
army corps Sd regiment Delaware volun.
teers, at Frederick city 4th regiment Della.
ware volunteers, Col. Keyes' corps 18th and
9th regiments Delaware volunteers raised
under order of Secretary of War, armed and
equipped for State defence, for nine months
from 2Gth November, 1862 battery oil
field artillery for three years. now in the
field l battalion "A cOmpanies) of cavalry
now in the field.
The above shows what our little State has
done in way of sending men TO help crush
out the Southern oligarchy. Besides this
our people at home have selected good
and true Union man-William Cannon
Governor of the State, and in short time
we will select another true friend of the
government to represent us in Congress
and in 1864, we will finish the Job, and Gu
tirely rid the State of the cOpperhead pow
er, and select patriots TO fill every station it
the gift of the masses.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05
DELAWARE AND THE UNION.

The New York Tribune, in an article
commenting on the death of Hon. VIM.
Temple, Representative elect to the next
Congress, essays the following excellent ad-
vice to the friends of the Union in this
State;
There will now be special election for
Congress- and we pray the Unionists of
Delaware to select for their candidate their
very strongest man except Gov. Cannon,
whom it will not do TO transplant from his
present post and allow the Copperhead
President OF the Senate to WELD the Execu.
tive power OF tue State. Delaware en- he
carried for Unconditional Unionism, and we
trust will be. The issue is immensely i'm.
PoTlaant, and no personal aspirations must
be allowed to imperi the result.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05
LOCA. AFFAIRS.


EPIroME or BUSINESS AND PERSONAL IsrGL-
iidsScE Sergeant VIM Lea, Of the LIST Della
ware Battery, has been promoted 10 . Liente-
nsnt in place If Lieut. Henry PorshAn re-
signed.
Mr.. Edward Forrest is building three houses
near the corner Of 9Th aud cottonwood s,leets.
Henry Fleming is doing the carpenter work,
aud Josspa A. Biu VI the brick work
We learn that Lieut.. Col, Teyi- Of the lth
Delaware, has made application to the War he
pertinent Cor permission to raise regiment Of
c'lored cavalry
The first class Of Alidshpmen were examined
At Newport, H. l. the Goth ult. The following
Nidshipmen are from Delaware viz; Purnell +.
Harrington 2nd class admitted Sept. 10th 1861
Charles II Black advanced third class admitted
Sept 81, 1861. John c. Rich, advanced 4th
class. admitted Sept. %, 1862. Henry NJ.
l.iigely 4th class, admitted Nov. 81 1862.
Alexander Cummings, was arrested by the
Provost Guard on Saturday last, for using dis
loyal language. lie was subsequently dis
ehsrged.
The Court at its late term appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen Fence Viewers of Wilmington
llundled for the ensuing year - George Il. Rid
je, James f. Price, hi Hilles. Caleb p, John
sou. Samuel woolas,on, Jesse Sharpe, VIM
Ferris aud Smiley King
passmore Mitchell has received the contract
for doing the carpenter work for Edwin J Hor-
ner's car spring factory, on The rarosd near
Draudywine bridge VIM. Il. Brown the brick
wUrs.
Lieut.. Charles II. Porter of the 39th Mass.
Regiment. arrived in this city from Washington.
on Wednesday. having ia charge seventeen pti-
soners, under sentence of General Court Martial,
en- route for Fort Delaware, where they are to he
confined for variou. offences, fur terms ranging
from three months to three years They dned
I.t Al 4 49,.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05
DELAWARE WILMINGTON FRIDAY

Wilmington Institute. conveying to the Copyen-
lion the following resolution passed by that body
on The , 4 inst
RssolUed, That the. wi'mii gion Institute re-
specuully tender the free use Of iis Library aud
Reading Room 10 the members OF th e Protestant
Episcopal Convention Of the state Of Delaware,
Tor their convenience during the stssioh OF their
hody in The city of Wilmington,
On motion, tue communication was accepted,
aud 'he thanks OF the Convention rendered tn
The Wimingtcn Institute.
On motion Of Rev. MIR. Breck, The thanks Of
The Convention were tenderOd to Rev. Jacob
kambo, for his able aud interesting discourse.
On motion the Convention adjourned until hull
past O'Clock
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-05

~ swaYGe Gna i'ounu SS'np ef "lli
.ii..r,.
TIRE CREATES X -" rDMLDl fr
Coughs, SO,e Throat. a uat. H,rt iae,tt.
Bronchitis, S'gbt swras r,,ns. d. ,t-' or
side Nersoua bstility, h,opiug Cough @rs.es"
Nights. Blood Splitting, Hoatseness, al iumon-
airy Complaints. Volumes might he Hlled with
proof from all pnitE Of the world, to prove that
10 remedy has ever been discovered 10 the whole
history Of medicine that acts prompt, even in
the worst cases OF pulmonary disease. A good
appetite complete digestion, strength, and II DIS
position for active exercise, il sure to follow it,
use. If you have been tampeliug with the many
articles put out by persons totally iguorant Of
the science Of medicine, In theory or practice,
and your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purulent ati bloody ,1pectoratiot, pain
aud oppression, snre throat, dianLei, night
sweats, fever, parched skin, you will find ia DR..
swayne's Compound your only hope of cure. 1t
the bowels are cosiye, or headache accompanies
your disease, dose Of Swsyne's Sarsaparia
and Tar Pills will remOve il. TAiriy years tx
perience and the increasing popularity of ar
Sirdyns's Neoieiuss" are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by Dr. Swayne 4 Sou, $3.50 sixth
street. above Vine, Philadelphia
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines
See advertisement, Mays lY.
letter. soald.Head, Itch, Blotches,
Au Etuptiouu of the SKIN, Chronic Erysipeas
Of the Face, Old Ulcers. OF long standing, that
put ut defiance every other mode Of treatment,
are permanently cured by "Dr. Swaynes All
healing Ointment Prepared only by Dir Swayue
SON. $50 Sixth 81 above Vue, Philadelphia.
N. d. Skephcs doubling tine wonderful cura-
tive properties OF "DR SwAYSkR ALI HEALING
OlsTMgNr,' aud 'rANAcgA." ARE REFERRED to
! Col Clayton II Mildlctown, Delaware, n gentle
man whose Seracty no one can doubt.