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Capture of the Indianola Con.
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FROsI WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEGToE, March 5.
The main points Of business transacted
by the Senate to-day were the administra-
ton of the oath to Mr.. Thomas A. HaW-
kiDs, Of Indiana, and Mr. William Sprsgue
of Rhode Island, who took their seats for
the first time.
The President pro tenn, by resolution of
Mr. Anthony, was authorized to appoint
the standing committees.
The executive session was confined to
the passage Of resolution to return all
the nominations Of military officers, ETC.,
which expired with the Senate, to the Pres
ident of the United States.
A telegram received here from Brigham
Young, says q meeting was held in the
Tabernacle 10 petition the President to re-
move Governor Harding and Judges Waite
and Drake, and appoint good men in their
places. He adds that the majority Of the
Federal officers and other gentlemen, are
acting honofably.
From this it appears that Chief Justice
Kenny Secretary Of State Fuller and
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs DoEy are
included in the compliment. Congress
has altogether failed to promote by legis-
Iation any measure for lquieting the dis
affection in that Territory, leaving that
duty to the Executive department.
The printed report Of the Select Com
mittee on the charges preferred against
the Commissioner Of the Patent Office,
Holloway, viii be accompanied by a defen-
sive and explaaatory note from that gen
tleman.
Joseph J. Lewis, Of Pennsylvania, it is
generally believed viii be nominated as
successor to Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue Boutwell,.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

...... NASHVILLE, March D.
The enemy under Van Dorm, advanced
again towards Franklin yesterday. The
Federal force also advanced six miles, and
drove the rebels back. Two men were
wounded. The rebels lost 13 killed.
The fight was renewed this morning.
No particulars have been received.
Ttwenty-three men Of Colonel JaeksOn's
Tennessee regiment, while on picket duty
west Of Nolansville, we're attacked by so
Confederate cavalry, who tried to surround
and capture them. The Tennessee, after
twenty minutes fighting, compelled the
rebels to surrender, and took the whole
party prisoners, and arrived in this city
tonight.
Reinforcements for General Gilbert, at
Franklin, have been sent forward sufi-
GENTLY large to destroy or capture Van
Dorn's command.
1t is reported that about one thousand
rebel cavalry are in the vicinity Of Har-
peth's Shoals, waiting to attack the steam
ers on the River.
Hon. C0nnally F. TrsggI Judge ofthe U,
s. District Court has ordered that no At
torney, proctor or other person who has
not taken the oath to support the COnsti-
tuition of the United States will be per-
mitted to conduct cases in this Court.
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M MARINE.


sALE.-Capt. Hugh Coyne Of Detroit, formerly Of
this city, has recently purchased to schooner Miriam
day for SS,5OO.
THE propeller Forest Queen was announced to leave
Buffalo Tuesday morning for Detroit We hardly
think she sailed. The lake is quite full of ice now
and ice is making very rapidly.
NAVIGATION has opened Lake Michigan, the
schooners Tricolor and Guide having cleared from
St. Joseph for Chicago the 2jth ult The East Sag
inaw Enterprise Of the 26th says the river packet
5 Il. Kirby, steamed up that morning aud commenced
running between there and Saginaw City. The ice
had been giving away for the last ten days, and the
river is now mostly clear opposite the city.
OPENING OF NAyIGATION.-The Detroit Advertiser
says that a cargo Of rolling freight viii be taken on
this week at the Central Depot by Of the propel-
lers of the Western transportation Company, with
which she will at once proceed to Buffalo. On Sat
urday the steamer Illinois, Of the same line, came
down from Hamtramck, and she viii Immediately be
put in readiness to go into commission.
Z NAVIGATION OPESED.-The ice has disappeared from
both lake and river and several vessels left yester-
day and last evening for eastern ports The present
activity among masters mates and ships crews, at
season of the year is quite Unusual-lChieago
Tribune.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Musr BE SoLD.-We would call the at
tention of capitalists to the rare opportunity
to invest their money in real estate, in de-
sirable location on Pearl street, West Side.
The shrewdest capitalists at the East have
already begun quietly to pick up desirable
real estate, and convert their paper currency
inte something that will stand the crash that
must inevitably come bye and bye. Real
estate in this city has not yet felt the infa-
tion Of currency; and can be bought on the
same or even more favorable terms than one
year ago. Five neat and beautiful cottages
in the most desirable part of Pearl street,
West Side, are offered at great bargain.
E. H.G.
For further information enquire Of
~ W. J. BOAsDMAE,
march5:429 243 Superior street.
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FROM MEMPHIs:AND BELOW.
The Loss of the IndianOla--H How
she was Attacked--Twenty
Minutes Fighting,

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
MEMPHIS, March 2.
We have the following additional par
ticulars concerning the capture of the In
dianola;
The rams had the advantage. The In
dianOlO moved very slowly compared with
them. They kept clear of the bow, where
the best guns were, and butted the sides
and stern. The Indianola kept changing
her guns from side to side, but as fast as
that was done, the active assailants gained
the opposite side, and, in the bOldest man
ner, butted again. The Indianola had a
cOal-barge on each side These were sunk
immediately.
At length Brown announced the boat in
a sinking condition, and surrendered. Tne
action lasted about twenty minutes.
Another fatboat load of coal had been
sent by the batteries to the foot of the ca
nal. Having received three effective shots
it sunk soon after its arrival.
The boats that left Lake Providence last
Friday, report an extensive oOnfagratiOn
on Wednesday, which originated by ne
gro building q fire on wooden floor.
The flames spread from house to house
until every business place in town was de-
stroyed, together with a considerable
amount Of Government Commissary stores
Canal barges, with propellers, have been
hauled overland, on slides, from the Miss.
issippi River, and were launched into the
lake. 1t is thought they are well adapted
to the exploration of bayous.
1t is reported at Lake Providence tha
the Indianola was sunk by the crew to es
cape capture.
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An kinds Of Revenue Stamps just received
and for distribution at the Cleveland Post
once.
Arrangements have been made BY which q
large and ample supply Of internal Revenue
Stamps Of an kinds and denominations viii
be kept on hand at the above Office, Sufficient
to supply any amount Of Revenue Collectors
and Assessors, Postmasters, Bankers, Mer-
chnuts, Lawyers, County Officers, Justices Of
the Peacs, and business men generally.
The following discounts win be allowed on
large sales:
On sales Of $50 and upwards per cent.
On sales Of 500 and upwardss-21z
On sales Of $500 and upwards
Discounts paid in stamps,-that is, $50 viii
pay for S51 worth Of stamps 500 will pay
Tor $102.5O, and so on.
All orders fOr any amount By mail attended
70 and sent By return mail.
Orders shonld be accompanied by postage
stamps to pay postage on package Of stamps
sent by mail.
No orders atte4ded to unless accompanied
BY the cash.
Legal tender and Ohio money only received
for stamps Odd change can be sent in
postal currency, City of Cleveland shinplas-
tiers, OF new postage stamps.
Large packages Of stamps delivered free at
stations on the line Of railroads running out
Of Cleveland, when requested
Ali orders should be directed to
E. COwLEs, P. NJ,
diff Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

"YE FEMALE VoLUNTEER. ''-0ne of the in
stitutiOns of the present war is eye female
volunteer" She appeared when the war
FIRST broke out and showed determined dis
position to 90 in for three months. She was
detected in almost every camp in the country,
furnished with proper attire and sent home,
when she had any yet when troops were
called for three years 70 female volunteer
rushed madIy to the field. In numerous in
stances she succeeded in getting into active
service, and dared bullets and deaih on more
than one bloody field.
There is no instance on record whore ye fs-
male volunteer deserted to the enemy or
skulked from before the foe. On the other
hand we have heard instances where she pre-
formed deeds in battle that deserve to be
smblazOned on the pTOudest page Of history.
Ye female volunteer is usually from six
teen to twenty years of age, and invariably
handsome, if We may believe the reporters
who write her up after her sax elected.
She is Of an exceedingly romantic dispOsi-
ton delights in novels whose hsrOines were
female volunteers, and Is q great sdmirer o.
Joan Of Are-thatis is when she knows who il
vas, which isn't always the case. Ye female
volunteer generally has some Johnny Wht
has gone for soldier with whom she i
violently in love. Sometimes stern parents q
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home refuse to allow her to marry him, when
she casts of the cruel restraints Of home and
fies to her Johnny on the wings of love and in
the uniform of the United States Infantry.
Again, ye female volunteer is an orphan
An only brother upon whom she depended
for protection and support is "gEafted into
the army" and she follows him. Sometimes
the intelligence Of the death of brother or
a beau on the battlefield, fires the heat Of
tho sister or sweetheart with determine
ton to avenge his fall, and the tender young
woman is transformed into ye female volun-
teer.
If ys female volunteer is detected she is
more angered than mortified, ald always
seeks the earliest opportunity to again enter
upon life which has SO many faseinations
for her.
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SPEGIAL ,DISPATG HE'S,
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
Proceedings Of the Last Day Of the
Session---The Governor Of
Observation-Disclosures
Of-Marque Bill Sign
ed by the PreSi-
@ dent.
WASHINGTON. March 4.


During the night session Speaker Grow
received unanimous vote of thanks, an
occurrence that has but one precedent in
our congressional history. The fact is at
tributed not SO much to special admiration
for Mr.. Crows course, as the general good
humOr with which the session was closing.
Arnold and some others thought of oppos-
ing the vote, but were dissuaded there
from.
The Senate committees will be recon
structed mainly as they have been, the
same chairmen remaining at their heads
Bingham and Kelly, of the House, have
gOnetO New Hampshire to stump the State
for the Republican ticket
Captain. Theophilus Gaines, of the 9th
Ohio, has been designated as Judge AdvO.
cate of the District of Columbia, with the
rank of Major.
Mr.. Walton, Delegate from Washington
Territory, is talked of for Governor of the
new Territory of IdahOe or Montana.
Thirty members who voted on division
for the third mileage, did not record their
names on the ayes and nays vote.
ITO the Cincinnati Commereial.l
1t is stated positively by the War De-
partment that the loss of ths Indianola
was wholly the result of Colonel or Gen
eral Ellets disobedience Of his orders, not
to separate his command from the naval
feet.
Among many important measures signed
by the President just before adjournment
pas a biz for is5uOnee Of letters Of 1aarqus
and reprisay during the present rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

EMPTY BoxEs, BARRELS OR KEGS WANTED.
The ladies OF the Aid Society are greatly in
need of packing cases, barrels or kegs. Per
sons in this city having empty boxes or bar
rsls will confer great favor by leaving name
and address at the rooms of the Society, 95
Bank street, and the boxes will be called for
and thankfully received. Candle, soap, or
starch boxes, wine cases, shoe boxes, dry
goods cases, empty -four barrels, casks or
kegs. Any sizs or shape of box, barrel or
keg, can be made useful, and large number
are much needed Immediately.
merch5:43O SOLDIEss' AID SOCIETY.
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NEW YORK llARKET.-March 5.

Lh1 IkLkdhAEhsl
COttOn-Heavy and lower Sales at s56s6c for
middling uplands
FlOur-Markee very dull, irregular and unsettled,
and O025c lower, closing quiet Sales at s7,2j7 40
extra state; 6O7,SO extra round hOoped Ohio; 81 30
ln9,25 trade brands.
WhislIy-Market opened unsettled and irregular
at 456147c, closing at 4SG49c.s q
Wheat-Market dull, unsettled and nominally
lower. The decline in Gold has such depressing ef-
feet that most holders have withdrawn from the mar
ket. A very moderate business could be done at
about the following quotations: Chicago Spring e.
al 60; Milwaukee Club 81 ,609l, IS amber Iowa 81,
6sftI,7O; Winter Red Western at 81, ,74e1l, ,76.-
GOrn-Unsettled, irregular and lower The fol-
lowing are nominal quotations Mixed Western
sound shipping brands e5dq7c; unsound s56q4c.-
One two cargoes Of Southern reported sold at
about CSC for yellow and gscldSl 90 for white.
POrlI-Market dull unsettled and lower. sl4,75
for old mess SlI,09 for new do sll500i375 for old
and SIT, ,5OGls, 90 for new prime mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Dull
Dressed HOgs-A shade frmeT. Sales at 624 arc
for western.
Bacon Sfdes-Market dull and q shade easier
Sales at SIC for western short ribbed 9k61l0c for
city short clear; 75k07Ac for western long cut hams
lsard-Market dull and lower Sales at lO34@
Ia, the latter price an extreme.
Bntter-lS122c for Ohio; Z3g150c fer State.
Cheese-Steady at t4all6c.
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TIE F1RE.-Ths fire yesterday noon, Oc-
CURED in a small blacksmith shop, owned
by German, on st. Clair street, little
above Erie, which was burned down. A
house on each side of the shop caught FIRE,
but the efforts of the Alert Hose Company,
who had two streams on from fire plugs,
saved them. The owner of the blacksmith
shop had an insurance of $500 on it. Steam
sr No. went to the spot, but its services
were not required. The fire caught in the
loft of the shop while the wOrkmen were at
dinner.
There should be an alarm bell on the
Alert's House, in the Fifth Ward. It is
much needed to give alarms of fires that may
occur in the Fifth Ward.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR


n DUPONOO'S GOLDEN PILLSFoR FEMALES.
InfaIlibls in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
All Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Iufallible In Removing stoppages and lrTegularity
Of the Menses. These Pills are nothing new but
have been used by the doctors for many years. both
IN France and America with unparalleled success in
avorV cse and il Is urged by many thousand ladies
Who have used them TO make the Pills public for the
aevistion Of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, as well 10 prevent an increase Cf family
where health will not permit II. Females peculiarly
situated or those suppOsing Themselves 50, are eau
tfoned against using these Pills while in that condi-
ton as the proprietor assumes responsibility after
prevent any mischief TO health otherwise the Pills
arc recommended. Full and explicit directions ao-
eoTnpapV each box. Price q per box.
Sid wholesale and retail in Cleveland by DENTON
HROTu ERS Wholesale Druggists, 10 superior
STRONG a ARMSTRONG, lg9 SuperioT-St.i L. v.
SAOKRIDER, 2L3 SupeTior-St.; g. " CLARK llg
superioF-St, and CHURCHILL b BRO, corner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending q TO either Of the above
sgsnfs through the cleveland Post Ofice, can have
fbe Pills sent to any part Of the country city conn
dentially) and " free Of postage" BY return mail
n. B. Look out for cOunterfeis. Buy no Goloon
pills OF any kind unless every box tgsgned Sd. Howe
N other are base imposition and unsafe; therefore,
n Won value your lives and health, Ito nothing OF
befnR umbuEed out Of your money! buy only those
which has recently been added account of the Pills
being cOun terfeited. The Ingredients composing the
SboTe Pills are made Known TO every agent and they
f tail You they arc safe and viii perform all caimeo
| for them. s. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
1,aT97. RS7 NeV Work.
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EIGHTY SEVEN DOLLARS LosT.-Lost
Yesterday afternoon, between E. 1. Baldwin's
store and the Lake Shore Passenger Depot,
q large Poeket-bOok, containing $500 in
Pennsylvania money, and sundry notes made
payable to Byors & Skedd, Youngstown,
Ohio. Also, papers and receipts Of no value
to any person but the owner. The finder
will receive S25 for delivering the book and
contents at the LEADER Counting room, l42
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
feb28:429
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FROM lIElIPHIs.

MEMPHIS, Sd, via CAIRO, March 5.
The capture Of the IndianOls is con-
frmed. Circumstances lead to the belief
that she was unnecessarily surrendered.
Last Friday the Indianola and Queen
of the West were discovered under the
guns of Warrenton, both in condition to
do effective service.
Sickness in the army increases.
The canal between the Mississippi river
and Lake Providence is finished. The
water is not yet let in.
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stOcks-Rather better, but not active. Chicago
and Rock Island 92}z Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Ola Chicago Alton So Cleveland & To-
ledO 95 Galena & Chicago 925 Illinois Central
scrip 81 Cleveland & Pittsburgh 6S; Michigan
SouIheTa guaranteed 100; Michigan Southern 5g16 (;
Michigan Central esA Missouri 6's 67H California
rs l35 ; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne i Chicago Sd 81
Alton & Terre Haute 3D. preferred, 90; Michigan
southern "a bonds l0317 Erie 10; Pacific Mail
~ si siia ~ al5a - ~ li
SIS q Coupons "a 6s g. Registered lO3; Treasury
1905 l05i one year certificates esa5 demand notes
l615z5 Tennessee 6's CI - 62t6-
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San sHARPLEY's MISsTRELs.-HO 70 dys-
pstiesl laugh and grow fsti and in order to
get good dose Of this valuable medicine, 60
and heAv Sam sharpley's Band at the Aca-
deny Of Music this evening, and our word
fOr IT, ySu can enjoy good breakfast the
next morning. Sam is a whole team himself,
and has a splendid Company to back him
up. Our contemporaries say that Sam has been
rsaping a fne harvest in the eastern States,
ana We dare say his western trip VIII prove
equally rsmunerative. We hope to see the
Academy Of Music filed to its utmost espaei-
y on this his first visit to Cleveland. Crowd
Tie house and show the Minstrels that Cleys-
land is not behind in appFseiating true merit,
whether It be In music or humor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

THERE are now in active operation in the
Saginaw valley, tWenty-si1 salt works. The
number Of companies and individuals that
have commenced sinking wells (sOme being
nearly completely is ferty nine.
The extent Of the Saginaw salt basin is as
yet unknown. 1t is already proved to have
an extent Of at least fifty miles, along the
lsngth Of the valley, North and sOuth--the
salt wells at the mouth of the liver and
Flushing being that distance apart.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

ORce-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland jansl:h
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N. Y. MONTY NARKET-March 5.

BIOney-Supply large and rates easy.
Sterling ExchanEe-Dull, unsettled and de-
cidely lower. Nominal quotations are l72lgl74 for
Merchants and l7561lT6 for bankers bills.
Sterling bills sold for gold and currency at the rate
Of E0x payable in gold. 7Iai-
Enthusiastically lower and has wildly fluctuated,
opening at 6j, declining to 80, and closing weak at
534@544
Gold Is quoted at lj51k since the Board. The ex-
element on the gold question exceeds anything
known the quotations not being stati5haV ten min
tes together To-day. The public sellers in small
amounts at whatever rate they can get from the
brokers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

PosTxksTER CowIes has redeemed about
S14, 900 worth Of postage stamps that have
been used for currency purposes They fill
about four bushels. The aggregate number
Of these stamps is about 100000. They arc
being examined by a clerk detailed for thst
duty, who detects the caneelling marks with
the aid Of magnifying glass. After they
are thus examined, they will then be burned.
The number Of stamps discovered to have
been cancelled in each package ranges from
to 10 per cent. Of the amount.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

SERVED Hm RIGHF.-P0 0licenan Sanford
did s good thing the other day. A Copper
head Democrat was denOunoing the war and
calling the President traitor in his presence,
when he requested the fellow to desist. The
coppsrhead persisted in his reasonable talk,
when the policeman very eoOlly knocked him
down. Served the traitor right. If We only
had his name We would publish it to the
,vorl6
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SALE m REAL

GUARDIAN s SALE OF REAL
Y 7ESTATE.-C'n the twelfth day Of March, A ID.
1863 al the door of the Court House, in the city q
Cleveland Cuy ahoga comfy, Ohio, at tvo oe.ock p
81 IN b. co 20 he hiLhesJ bidder The following
scribed e Estate, 20 vii: The interest o. Lucela
Heathaud Martha tigueTs, in the tologlne
land 10 Wit Sitoa'e IN The tUwnsh II rr0Oklyn1 in
the state Of Ohio and which is also in the county q
UuyahO=a, and City Of fCleyeand, West side, and D.
known ty ba3rg subdivision lot No two hundred and
pighty-eight t2Ss) in Benedict Il ots allotment OF
parts Of original nship lots As and 4y m sad Oity
said lot being SIXTY feet frOnt on LiEertySt ana eN-
tends back to an alley and is ne hunared and tEen-
ysx eet in depth said interest therein beng three
fouTths in common and Undivided therein. Appraised
ct s225. Terms OF sale-cash. -
RANSOM HEATH,
Guardian Of Lucolia Heath and Martha FigueTs.
Cleveland February 70, 663;i3O
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COMM ERCIAL.
CLEVKI.AND nIARKBTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
THURSDAY EVENING, March 5, 1868.
Wheat-Lower. Sales 2 car red on track at 81 l,35;
1 car at 1885, car choice at sI,s7; car Indiana
white at sl,4O. -
Highwines-Sales 50 bbls at SOC.
Lard-Sales 20 bbls Comstock's atl1c.
HOgs-Heavy weights are worth s5.75. Very few
are arriving.
Ness PorIS-Sales choice city packed at $1,000.
Hams-sales 1000 rs city sugar-cured at &C.
shSuIders-selliDg at &C. -Ia- rHH
Butter-In good request at 2I@2so for good to
choice roll
EEEs-scarce and advancing. Sales at ls8l9c.
Cheese-Worth lO9Isc.
seeds-The market for both Clover and Timothy
is extremely dull, and prices are merely nominal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
B. HALE,
eb2O III SuperiOr-St.
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Holders Of receipts for Postage Stamps
deposited for redemption, are notified that
am ready to redeem all such receipts, nun
bersd from ONE to FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY. They will call on the cashier in
the Postmaster's room. 1t will be useless
for PARTIES holding receipts numbered above
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY TO present
them now. as their stamps have not been
counted and examined yet.
e. CowLEs, P. n.
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Mss Maggie Robinson is informed that
there arc four letters and telegraphie dis
patch lying in the Cleveland POstofHee, an
nsuneing the dangerous illness Of her mother.
Wo-pablish this notice at tho request of her
friepds.