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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

STERLING's AHBRos1A FOR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
meh23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
by using HudsOn's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere.
decI6
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TIE New York Ledger, Mercury, Wide
World and True Flag for this week, can be
had at the Postofice, West Side. aprs:
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We are requested to say to the ladies
that Mrs. Shaw's new rooms will be open for
visitors to day, Wednesday, with a fine
stock of millinery goods. apr1:446
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

Simpson Is, beyond all question, 3 superior
Artist, and We advise those wishing to get hne
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gall
leEyr No. s5s Superior street, VIII richly repay
hnfh cIhssn and strsnRer. Rq1H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

Eamzel FoIiambe, War Claim and Pension
AGent--Omee No. 6, Atvnter Building,
Is fully authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Bounty Money, Back Pay, end Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows snd Heirs and In
: valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly
and terms moderate. moh2O.444
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

To MERCHAETs.-Those who are eontem-
plating the purchase of hats, caps, straw
goods or shaker hoods, should by all means
examine the stock offered by Fuller, 2l5 Su-
perior street, which is one Of the largest and
best ever exhibited in this market, and will
be sold to the trade at the very lowest
prices. apr7:434
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

SUPRENE CoURF OF 0RIo.-Hon. William
v. Peck, Chief Justice, and Hon. William 7
Gholson, Hon. Jacob Brinkerhof, Hon
Josiah Scott, and Hon. Rufus P. Ranneyl
Judges.
L. J. Critchfeld, Esq, Reporter.
MONDAY, April 6, 1868.
GENERAL DOCKET.
No. I35. F. D. Morgan and others vs..
Miller N. Spangler. Error to the District
Court Of Cuyahoga County.
Scott, j.
/. Though admissions and declarations IN
pals may be strong evidence against the par
ty making them, yet they will operate as an
estoppel in favor only of those whose conduct
it may be fairly supposed, they were intend
ed to influence. Strangers, casually hearing
of such declarations cannot, by acting on
them, preclude the party from showing the
truth
.. A quantity of railroad iron was in the
custody Of forwarding agents, who held the
same for A, the latter being entitled to the
possession thereof, under conveyance from
b, which was intended to operate as seczri-
ty for the payment Of debt due from B. to
A. Through mistake of facts, wrote to
the agents instructing them to release the
iron to B, as all interests had been settled -
and the agents thereupon notified that they
held the iron for him. After this, but before
the iron was actually delivered to B, iudg-
ment creditor Of B caused an execution to be
levied on part of the iron, and soon after
wards A, upon discovering his mistake,
countermanded his instructions.
Held
That under these circumstances, the rights
of the creditor under his levy, we're no great
er than those of D, his debtor, at the time of
the levy And that the law will not permit
a mere mistake of facts to give an effect
in favor of the creditor, to the constructive
possession Of B, inconsistent with the rights
Of a under the contracts subsisting between
the parties.
Judgment reversed, and cause remanded.
TAXING THE ExEMPTs.-The Legislature
of Pennsylvania has now bill before it
taxing those who claimed exemption from
the late draft because of religious serupIes,
$500 each. The Constitution of that State
requires that persons exempted from draft
on the ground of conscientious seruples shall
pay to the State pecuniary equivalent for
military services. Early in the session the |
Judiciary Committee of the Senate were in
structed to prepare and report bill to carry |
out this Constitutional provision, but they
have not yet complied with instructions.
The Society Of Friends have not only con-
scientiOus scruples against bearing arms,
but are equally conscientious against paying
The price of exemption. They have memo
iialized and personally demonstrated against
the execution of this clause in the Constitu-
ion, but their representations do not seem
% have much effect, and the bill will doubt
ess become law. It has not been decided
ret where the money is to go which will be
'aid in under the proposed act, but it is not
Unlikely that the Treasurers of those coun-
les from which the parties hail, will be au-
borized to receive it.
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Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged by reason Of t0ouRds received IN seTlfice
G. 6. Bruce, Of Cleveland, Ohio, is the author
ized agent for the collection Of this bounty
Apply to him at once, in person or by let
ter, and 70 no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. narchI3:R2S.
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FINANCIAL,
MONEY TO LOAN,

RS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
D0OS UOU in sums to suit-at the old stand ar
veil known WAGNER'S Ofice, on securities Of every
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, Fire Arms, Fur
niture Carpets Clothing, Pianos, Mirrors Paintings
aud Personal Property, the termI.
Business strictly private Established 1851 Watches
and JeWslrT for sale at bargains.
J. o. 3 W. WAdEER. No ; WataF-St,
~ anneric--lt. rr.r Iavi. . Pls-atan,. stnE.
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To RENT.-A part of a store with one
good window, on Superior street. Posses
sion given at once. Address drawer 1868,
PostOfiee, with name and place, apr3:434
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SEALED proposals for building barn
for the engine house, on the West Side, fer
the accommodation of the steamer "J.
Dwight Palmer" will be received up to
Friday afternoon, 10th of April. Plans and
specifications may be seen at ]. J. Benton's
store. Aprs--3t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

WADswORTH's "DRY Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the most Ualua5Le remedy for Cdtarrh
we have ever sold.
moh2S STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09


ARRIVAL OF THE CINCNEATI PIoNEERs.
-About sixty-fve members of the Cineinna-
ii Pioneer Association arrived last evening
from Columbus and took rooms at the An
gier. They intend to spend a couple Of days
in our city. The Association was formed in
November, 1856. It now numbers three hun
dred and ten members. The President is
Stephen Wheeler, the Vice President Stephen
L'Hommedieu, L and the Secretary, John D.
Caldwell. Mr.. Caldwell is Reporter of the
House of Representatives. None of the Off
GERS of the Association are here except Mr..
Caldwell, the Secretary, and two members of
the Executive Committee, viz. Isaac Nc
FarIand and John McMakin.
About two hundred of the Pioneers came
to Columbus On Tuesday, but sixty five only
came here.
1t win be seen by report of the proceed
ings of citizens meeting, published else
where, that committees we're appointed for
the purpose of extending the hOspitalities
Of the city to the Pioneers during their visit
here. There was no formal reception last
evening, but viii be to-day, we understand.
The following is a list of the Pioneers now
at the Angler:
J. 8. Parker and wife, ]. Bates and wife, W.
Mount and wife, A. Cook, Mrs. Sophia B. Wils
iamsou, Mrs. Lucy Perry, W. B. williamson,
John D. Caldwell and wife, Mss Kate Temple
ton, Mrs. Thomas II. MILESTONE, John Whet-
stone and lady, John MeBlakin, VIM. N. Mckee
and three lsdies, Daniel Fisher and lady, R. l.
Brown and daughter, A Goshen and lazy, Wm-
Mcfarland and lady, J. s. Ross, wife and sister,
Ross and wife, ". Campbell and lady,J. " Ma
son, John Honnlk, John Ludlow and wife, VIM,
Crane, E. 7. Tibbtts and wife, J. N. Ennis, D. A.
2. Ross and wife, F.A. Harris, @. Kings and wife,
F. Harrison and wife, Joseph Hafie, J. R. Her
ricksi Q. B. Green, George Parsele and wife, G.
2. Curtlss, .. Carroll and wife, Saekett Reynolds,
Andrew Galloway,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

DEETIsTRY-Dr. D. 2 Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. deo2R27
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First PnEe.---Iecai Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found On our LIST
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RENovAL.-I have this day removed to
the store No. 125 Superior street, lately Oocu-
pied by Mr.. John Shelley.
April lst, 1868. W. B. HANCOCK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

~ Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine snd
ElectToPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scTofuls, Neuralgia and AL
nervous diseases, and. diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, LAYER and Urinary Or
EAns, snd other Chronic diseases. Reference
given 70 many Formidable cases cured in this
city sfter other physicians had failed. Sec ad.
vsrtisemeutin another column. Once No. lla,
srueca se-esf
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BUSINESS NOTICES
House ard Lot fer sale.

Situated on Merchants Avenue, University
Heights, near the Mahonmg Railroad Shops
The house was newly finished last year, contains
eight rooms conveniently arranged will be sold
ata moderate price and on easy terms If applied
for soon. Inquire Of
ALCoTT HORTON, 141 Water st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

IETEREsT1EG To DEsERTERs.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Times says:
"The Presidents proclamation has caused
the return of 500 deserters daily to their
regiments. Thus far no impediments have
been thrown in the way of enforcing the
proclamation.
81 Notwithstanding the time laid down in
the proclamation for the return has expired,
the Government is disposed to deal leniently
with all who return to their regiments. "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

The PIoNEEKs-MEETING OF CITIZENS
At a meeting OF citizens held in Council
Hall yesterday afternoon, Mayor Flint pre-
siding, the following Committees were ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the recep-
ton and entertainment of the members of
the Cincinnati Pioneer Association, now on
an excursion to this city:
On Reeeption-Samuel Starkweather, J..
A. Harris, John Barr.
On ArrGHgemens-Gen. Jno. Crowell, John
A. Foot, Leonard Case, S. J. Andrews, Ben
iamin Rouse. Philo ScoviT, W. j. Warner.
The latter Committee are requested to
meet at the Herald Editorial Rooms at
O'Clock this morning.
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MATCHES.

CLEVELAND MATCH Comply,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF
WATERPROOF Percussion Matches
Warranted to stand in any climate.
HB-Patronazs solicited. An orders addressed to
~ u b. WADDLE CO.,
fab9o.4tn Cleveland. o.
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We have been engaged for the past two
days IN hanging chains to the sides Of our
vessels so as to protect the machinery.
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APPOINTMENTS.
A PPOTNTMENTS FOR THE

~ l OA@N L " Ea&N H - a Wv = II ~
"A YEAH UF ls53-DR. CLARK, G=rman Re
formed Botanical Pbu-ician and surgeon, wall con-
suit patients for all chronic diseases OF every charac-
Ter, FREE OF CHARGE the following times and pla
ces during the present year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09
LIGHTNING RODS,
BOWEN, MANUFAorU.
IL RER Of
Improved Lightning Rods,

made and put up on scientific principles. Warranted
10 protect building from atmospheric eleetncify.-
Also. Repairing Rods.
UUFSaid Bowen has heretofore been employed BY
the City council to prepare AID erect rods On the
Public School Buildings.
RESIDENCE 5il Erie-st., Cleveland, o. m9Oass
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SOiIed Stamp Receipts.
PosTOFFICE, CLEVELAND, I
March 26, 1858.
All stamps deposited for redemption at
this Office having been examined, I am now
prepared to redeem all receipts given for the
same.
Holders Of receipts living out Of the city
can send them to me, and I will mail the
amounts the receipts call for, less what have
been rejected. E. CoWLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
Ha5- ALL KINDS Of o. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
est rates Of Discount. fsb9
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sEWING lIAUHINEs

A full assortment constantley on hand. We
deal in none butthe best.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-01
weather Reports. No. 30

B0,'0n N0c-.- Wss'hs fne aoi e.tE wineN W.
poruavt Ne, +. NJ very clear. WiEd y. ~. "
Ihcr. 26s
Tashinl ton, u. :. 4 ffrnoor. w.s,hu crld Ard
ccAr. We had no tbIcss,, ice Of ths s,Asen ~.
mo-u'nf WIND "
1vLdO. O, 1 = " C.s.f. wind "s'tsr,g Thc.
~ u-t much colder early Ia N. nofpins
C.st .ani y. =. " w.,ttsr elsS1 AMI cold
"a intLs, of,oos 'ircs sstardss.
Cincuna;.L u. wssthsr elsS. Thsrm0n,;I 10.
A litLt NOV y.tsrdsv,
W .elin0. FL-Vestsr' tsaf. Tier 10 winsy
JiUai,lpi a, To- T. M WsAthsr clear. Wind
~ Th.r. 81
B,.Ta.o, \. r-wisi, Tier "a Nc snov here
P,..nscT, herp At'oH, \, Y. report sf inches u
,tsv ,hss yrs.erdsy,
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From Europe.
Seven DaysIstsr S.ws

- John y T., nor so-1hs rsAmshir es''ia
from Queenstown ssd instant, has Sriv~d.
ess.r Bnr.I'.
The Wssrsb,s Great Eastern hsd bonn sivert''h
for ssis N auction the ian Of Jsnusr'. ~ order
of the mortsseees
Tho English ionrns's ar. Iniet IN American sHnifs
The Tsu,sy. the, Amsries hss rssidlr ssitlsd io'o
hs uornsl state Of var asd AZ esrb ptses loass hope'
ls-s
The srrunsois In tn si.Isndrs esss are "il r'o-
sr.ssius rhs Attorue, General concluded hi' ,fru
nert In favor Of new tris 90 the frl' -th warm
.slosiuun upou The s'eison 70 tos American Coar's
esihns them &c tonof' i,r'proo"nes IN that '"Dn'
u, N. Solicitor General eonsu,sr.sd his Argument
for ,h. ero,a 90 The 9a ins
su,ee.ill sr.rrmonts -ith . sr,s' Armst"rs
sga. ,hfc-ins .ho, and sn.n -~ishnt M posniA.
G,d been n Ada II shosbsrI Iuess
The Fnsish sns.a TO Ns1oleop "a ,ts proposed
eonsr.. qus,,:on hAs been de.f-'rsd i does not sn
noonr, un0usihsd seeep snce, hot '''' t0' to'orms
,ioa ~ to th. pseis, yinls pnoIo.sa or discussion.
n,.,t. ma, b~ .rp,et.a Tho Pspsi sos .fu u. o, ss
" ..-, - -, : ., .
"ho ana we a"'" ''V' ~
EIst IL 10 bsiisvsd has he ertncis rre." WI All
w. ~ -, ,ti ,r,,,.A ~. ~.
, 'Nueb Iu'ho'ss '"n' N'''''U- '
Of Hsltiuu 10 dr.. up tus vosr,uIu.. The IL 10
-. ,'..,.. -. ,.,,,,. en-. ,.n.,
e"t'p""a'n' VI wv
tsa, the proposed meeting o' ths ennsrss los's
r'uh' ash'' inc ' "
,hos tue ssori'sos" " to- 'ehs'ne
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General Intelligence

svvvsyY thoussni bsies of cotton "a hundred kflos
eatk have been rAi,ed 10 Italy the present vesr.
I-r,-.as tn, ias, soo. 90 soldiers olso o 900 sli
b paid 10 ; untie'.
EI-ioyynSos THosks g. Psirr and Colonel Neh-
ole o, OF Ann polls, we're ftsidsv Isnt south N .
FORTRESS honros, By order OF Gensrsl sohsnct
Tns Elmv 1od Hotel, al watIviils, y. y -u De.
,tioyet BY FIRE lat nis.t. Loss eI2Doo. partially
insurei
Hon. r o. j ssIrn. Of Porlsuh, 10 constructing ~
wes,broot, Nc, 40 dhcs de.sned - en- ssy lu 70
Tor ssed IN igsnt mothers. The build ps, which sill
be completed early nsrt sun mu. 10 of stone.
Tss viesroy q ESypt vii soon have capital Of
nearly el,oO00 In assm plouths on bis svn 60
tstss alone, snd 10 tbeut 20 form mode farm,
large 'css, undsr he diEssuas II en- Fstlsb sr5seh
'orGt
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Tennessee.
News from hroIvllIe

C,n<snrz.L Nor. so.-k A Cr.shsrs. vho '-n
EnorvIe o. Wednesday might, eas arrived A. Cum.
bssiand Gsp. The lover part n snorvilis ha ., On
hcrned. intending ths Easi Tcnne,see A-d G.o,sa
RailYusd depot. also, Mite snd Bill nrsnn-r. re.i-
tenee', .rd wicov Cofln'a house II 10 supposed
that thsse hous.s occupied By rebel shsy-hoot
srs and -.ie ,;royei by our ,hsls Lons,trs., re
se.vtd dep 10 retreat N the 2ch mat, and II s re-
ported ths, h. has issa bach. lie viii b- 100 ias. =
nstss !une,ion Sith BrAss vithout fighting for n
sTooNp Yisr,r"U
Hd.h,agfcn No,. 80 Information from Geo
Burp.idr ss late 90 W, duesiAy ugtt III, 18th iu,,
10 70 tie e1 e h'' he th,u amp, provided for
bic need, and fully abe 20 tes., tt enen.y 4atl aid
could rssch hm t'cD Gen. Grant At that lime
"Wednesday sht, Lougltlcei .ss ,s' he're hooI
vile the orde', sent T. BIN hy Brng 10 A1,udon me
sss. and ou , N. .BrS.s 10, then h,y'us rebct &c
Ionsstr.st doubtless. ~ Grant hn noe 'ut a..
road By -h,h LoGs,tfsst must &c 20 ers-' junction.
With Bfsse Aua I. % Tcrn.'ses ,Gi vhg,o,, HSii.
toad l.adns into the lh-r state, Il h,e1t to,. 10
&c eyiprIed , tyad .io- ,hw Lon.,I.e' o,n pe,.h,I
s,s It 'ot ostsHuE suIq', nor ssa nesns " 'se,p
ub thought that b, -i male , desperate 81, snpt
TO tsle kncrv,lie u ord"r T. yet him" IN 'rheseDt
ssfpe, 70 az sd h, amy .ut.siSHee shi. he move,
svsy
Prom the sruy sf The Cumberland.
Chl,'auoooa, NYr. % Iaere hss been hghtips
In S5s1efu eoIela for The p,. too asy-. Our troops
rod the eountrv As far n Il ntsoid and Cleveland
rh..rerny are below Tuaael I'LL. res ssmps!Sn /,
rxoblbiy ended.
Thee 10 NJ news from Burnside 81 headauhtsrs
1Ls.tse KaoIvil 10 no q I t,sed, ere nov
.nd tie Itle foIec. OF Eat rsuaessss can only
.se.pe BY nirscls or mi. seuous fga''ns. The
frlit. ofths hghtips are 6O0J pr,ouer 3 pleoss o.
artillery, 7,oto stand Of s1ns. or casualties val
snt sIoeed Aooo.
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Another Pr,>afesr,

Captain staulcv, OF the Rrit.,h buc KoroUh, Of
HAiiaI, y 2, from Jscr1si. 70 oru: No, 18th. 10
crooked island ps"ss', an. Confederate prop-I-r.
bsh rigei, in chnse Of an American 'd,-whe,I
steamer. The American hsd sn eagle on her vhssI
hor.s, .nd ss seven miles ahead.
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Todrrs sde % aRdtd q tfe fef 0"uhcN@su
The" .satu,.s tso dsessticns of kosartso In tho
eth and :th psu ,et. tie independent Ismoerso
cot sndoD.d Oy The resuin orsasissthopss, and Re-
rutiesus .st sOed In obtaining tha aoUinssions OF
;he'- r,t.. Hs'ers ,be-- . fee psrsnus r-rsst "
rsun'rs on their $50 r~rcustAity.
~ I,s. Johs 4 psrse. Jan - sssdfRd rsfrfse
hcCohuu'. p.msctst wn n B.nrv, Rcr biiesn.
hfh lr- " a.. Seine hr. Oven ksepsn, yYen Csi-
.in, frsd Ksppsr, 7 Nosu'v, Z. BluU,sltk k.sart
tNtp0rN'. jsnes Iosso. rhnip k,ihy. CO.. psios
BURNS Ird DsuSratA g n seymour and IhN -
1 sues. gsr1lh sus, Nh B,S John Wand. ry>ol.
jan :, ilsniur. r-,ret q StpA-t, Democrats. Jers-
aish P.usioru. JAIME, GAissy, Ci~uen ksiesB, Da-
,id X iNl'.. Wrsrn ksschuta, ". X y I,~s, Iehs
~ t"FNr. 4, rahsm nstsr esc ,'sotre Bmeh,r ks-
=. .iicsns Ith Ias.. HUI fsay, iohn Mart Wm.
Gsnuh-, ThomAs Nolan. John Hessan. Al Mozart
democrats. f-ineh Brssy, stsphsn osohAssn. iua.
F.tA
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LOCAL NEWS
wv YORK AND TEE VICINITY.


70 d-y -crrpete our LIST Of candid, - for AL
The ooe, in the s! ef the p,ople and ini that h.,
make more th.n four hundred, nornius,ed BY tho
va'ious poliosl sni indt o~ndent osnni1s,ions AID
soms of item s.ifnornnatei. ,, thcie ere only
out ons honird snd fort, places h- hiled II sii
he seen. hat there will be a large number Of very
'o's heads bet .sen suns-, aud rlonish' N.
school ofhe.r, rscd.e NJ ,s..ue,, tn. position,
beng pgoiy hoIor,-y, but the candid .,es have
o., I. mach ambition 20 /. slec,.d aud ,psni
a. rnueh motBy she cout'u - -
ther. zero lsis. pecunsry euolum-nu at,sc'ci
Tbs f,ct -oul' nuslr f,vorabiy '9 o.. ,sf ,ae INC
Ing TEA o. the ysui,s Ia favor oi rdocauop. i,it
sere not hat the school ono have bsso ,on-ert
81 into political s,'ppins stores Bat the Interest
which cur otiEsns taks 1, tho prosperity ADD efie
suey of oI' public schools viii II |, TO be hoped had
70 the ds'est of he political s,pisrs ana the cleo
ton u Dleo ~ s,pbl ,hed Cu.rGc.rt sud ffyi-
tstion, indCp'ud'ut of party politcs- For ths
ether 01ccs no snuuli h,n's; eIpo.umenu DC
not amount =, over hludtsd ,aJ for;, ihou.
ssnd Jolsr,. bvt It IL Irob4u., han of pAt h,.
b-an tpcut Nv ,hc ,-r9n. os,hui,,t.o.s aud rus
cAucs, tost,ufa ~ election Il irr friends &, a.,
,gfu pad fci .hPt'. .nad,e. os 'nouo,"hl the ca
d dsis, and tHrir ri'us, yer, td!,l, thr sss,s,tc
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