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es through the valleys Of Virginia and -Teunes-
see to both the West and South. We must, as
soon as possible, take the four remaining forti-
ned seaports which the rebels possesses, then We
shall virtually disarm the rebels cut It OF rom
OIL external sources ofsupplies snd destroy their
means OF communication, by which asors they
have been able to meet rs in force wherever Ne
had appeared and By which alone thav have been
able to supply their army. We must dsstrrV
their armies, and to do this We must Concentrate
Andnot seatter Ourforces.
1t is better to operate successfully AGAINST ons
stronghold or one army, than to atteTn OF thee
and fail. The indications now clearly are that
both IN the East and West the campaign Of Isss
vill give US brilliant achievements and decisive
victories. Our Generals in the field have the fllt
confidence Of the soldiers and the people, and
the armies viii go forth knowing that their ranks
are 70 6e made fully that every day that passes
VIII add and not diminish their strength
In conclusion the Committee say that sll men
who hold high positions ia the Army and Navy
and have rendered valuable service to the coun-
try with whom they have held intercourse, urrte
in the opinion that fighting, and only fighting,
can end this rebellion that every traitor in tho
land must and shall, be made to,aeknowiedqe and
yield absolute, unqualified and unconditional
obedience to the Constitution and laws; and
your Committee believes this to bo the senti-
ment not only Of the Army and Navy, but every
man in the country, traitors and towards alone
excepted
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FROM COLUMBUS.
The Arrest Of Governor Tod
What will be Done
About it.
RIO The Cincinnati oasgtte.l
CoIuMBUs, April 8.

COLUMBUS, April 3.
Quite a sensation was created in the
Capitol this afternoon by the announce
ment of the arrest of Governor Tod through
the instrumentalityO of that political sinner,
DR.. Olds. The indictment Of Governor
Tod for being psrty to the arrest of Olds
was returned to the Fairfield County
Court on last Friday, and yesterday the
warrant was placed in the hands Of Sheriff
Miller, who reached here this noon and ex-
ecut0d his mission soon afterward After
having been in consultation with several
prominent Butternuts, the Governor had
been notified of the advent of the Sheriff,
and hence was not unprepared. Miller
did his business very quietly, stating that
it was painful duty for him to perform,
which was doubtless said more for CANNON
than truth.
The bill lately passed the House to au-
thorize arrests by the military authori-
ties Of the United States had not passed the
Senate, so the Governor could not avail
himself of its provisions, but on his
arrest he Immediately applied to Judge
GholsOn of the Supreme Court for q
writ of habess corpus, which was granted.
The Judge held a court in his chamber,
and the Sheriff appeared before him with
his prisoner, who was admitted to bail un-
der the provisions of the law of 1851
The amount of bail is $4,000, and the
sureties are Senator Quinby, of Trumbull,
and Auditor Tayler. The Governor is re-
quired to appear at the next term Of the
Court in Fairfield county, which cOmmen ces
on the 1st Of June, when he will, doubtless,
avail himself of the bill which will pass
the Senate in few days, or make an ap-
plication to change the venue to the United
States Court. He can also plead want Of
Jurisdiction, Os he has not been in Olds'
county for twelve -yenrs; and it is a little
singular how the Grand Jury exercised
authority to indicta person for a crime
which was committed, if at all, in another
county. As this Butternut Court is to
adjourn tomorrow, it seems as if there
was some intention to conhne the Governor
in Jail until he could be relieved by som'
other power.
The whole affair will doubtless end in {
way that will not be satisfactory to Old
nor TO his COpperhead friends, who ar
striving to disgrace the State through it
Chief Executive officer.
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NEW YORK 1IARKET.-ApriI4.
IHYFFLFgRAPH

COttOn-Market dull, heavy, and lower. Sales at
p arc for middlngs and Uplands.
hiOur-Market in moderate business and gener-
ally without material change.
WhisIsv-Market dull. sales at 466547c
WheaG-Market quiet and very hrm, scarcely
enough doing to establish prices The nominal quo
tations are 81 t2rl for spring; 81 7USl "A for win
ter red and amber western. sales 0fwinter red west
ern at 81, ,7OGl,75.
Gorn-Rather more doing but no decided change
in prices.
OaGs-Market in fair request. Sales at s2as5e.
for common to prime.
Coifee-Market dull. Sales of Jamaica st SIC.
SugarB-Market quiet and steady Gales at 95R@
lie for n. o and 916c Porto Rico. By auction rs
hds New Orleans at gAGl255c.
hiOtnsses Market quiet. Sales Of Porto Rico at
SIC, ana by auction so hds New Orleans at 434h59c
POrk-Market steady and in fair demand
BeeT-Market more active.
Prime Aiess Beef-Market dali and nominal.
Hama-market IN moderate lequest.
bacon SideH-Mark5t dull
LoFd-Market less active and without material
ehauna
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April z.
The steamer Northern Light has arrived
with S237, 900 from California and $3.50
from AspinwalL
The Purser's report says that the Gov
ernment Of Nicaragua have seized all the
property belonging to the Transit COmpa-
ny, including the steamers on the river
and lake.
The Government declares that they have
violated their contract, and, in accordance
with its terms, the property is forfeited.
the American or Moses Taylor, when the
Northern Light left Aspinwall, on the
26th ult.
It is doubtful whether the passengers
will be allowed to cross to Nicaragua. The
above news is somewhat doubtful.
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FROM LAKE PROVIDENCE.

CAIRO april =. -
From below we learn that the water con-
tinues to pour through the Cut at Lake
Providence. Nearly all the town is sub
merged and the troops have been compelled
to move their encampments further up the
river. -,
Tugs pass into the Lake, but the current
is too strong for transports.
The health of the troops is good, but Buff
falo gnats are said to be killing great num-
bers Of government horses.
1t is now believed that sll the expedi-
tions. including the one down the fazoo
Pass. have returned or are returning to
Youngs Point, where it is said there are
nearly two hundred transports.
The Bulletin says the Federal battery
opposite Vicksburg has silenced the rebel
battery on the opposite shore.
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BUsTEKss EOTIOEs.


Weighed in the balance Of just criticism, all
are obliged to admit that the scales Of Fairbanks
a Co. are, without exception, the best ever in
vented. We know whereof we affirm, because
we have tested their value, and are fully satisfied
Of their superior merits The introduction Of
these scales has wrought a revolution in the
transaction Of various business, and their aeeur-
acy is such that uniformity in weights has been
established all over the country thus making
them a natiOnal, lsgalized standard. Nor are they
confined to the United States they have found
their way to almost every part Of the civilized
world, and are adapted to the standards Of all
countries so that it may be said, all nations, il
not weighed in these balances" at least weigh
by them.-Huats Merchants Hagazias.
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.Bs.asl III superior s.. Marble BLOCK.
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The DAT BEFORE ELECTIOE.--We cannot
regard it otherwise than unfortunate that an
election day should fall on Monday, for the
Sabbath is thereby invariably converted into
an eIsctiOnssring day with all its attendant
derelictiOns. Candidates generally, however
serupulous on other occasions, allow their
conscience to take 4 rest for tho thirty-siz
hours preceding election, whether the Sab
bath be included in that time or not. Yes
ierdsy was busy day among the friends Of
these gentlemen, who were to be seen in
knots upon almost svery street corner and
perambuIating every locality, each " feeling
the line" Of the otller. From the character
Of the skirmishing, a warm contest is certain
to-day. All sorts Of coDjectures were Of
course INDUCED in, but nobody seemed con-
6dent as to the result. The COpPerheads
have organized their forces for a determined
fight, and are " orking with all their energy
Let the Union men bevigiIant, active and un'
firing. No effort must be spared, for the is
sue is one Of the greatest Importance to ui
both as q community anda part Of the whole
people.
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Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases OF every character
pecaly the Throat ald Lunes, will give perfect sat
lsfacriOn to all NhO may apply fCr relief Havng had
3 successful practice in the above named places for
several yeaTs with unparalleled success Of which sst
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satis-
factory the money shall be refulded for ali such med
iCines returued Piics Of Medicine for one m0uth,
from = % TO Sc %.
~ he Doctor cen be consulted she last two % oefs
Of every month at his 1esoehce, No. d2 GcrGea-St,
Cleveland, %. Post Ufice aidrsss-rOx II. 1.H
febZ3: R2s- Itamdkw s. G CLARK II D
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4 OARp TO THE LADIRa--Dn.

A DUPOhOO'S GOLDEN Pill Is Fua FflaI A LIS
Iniallible in Correcting Regulating and kcfaovfuF
all Obatructions, from Whatever Cause, Ead
always Successful as q Preventative. y
lnialltlle In komOYinq gtupRaga5 and lrTeEulGrity
or the meuse9. These Pills ere nCthile new. but
have been used b. the doctoTs for many yesrs lrih
IN Francs and America, with UnpsFafoTs9s5 ir,iisS
sgeEy ease, and 4 y Sss the Pulls public - tho
siv5stie % thoss sunortng iroEa any
-iateVer e. we'll 70 prevent an lncrtaae o4 letafE
hers health viii not permit L. Females peculiarly
situsted or those supposing theseiyea So are ca-
toned AGAINST using these Pills while IN that conq
sfon the uroDrietOr assumes no respOuaillty atqf
me above adnOnition, althoug gh th9ir mdne5a would
vTeyeut ANY mischief to healthi otherwise The Rf5
are sneIiel. Huil and explicit direoti0as &c
company each box Price = rer box.
Sold Wholesale and rotail h Cleveland ty BENTON
BRlyrd Eli5, Wholesale Druggists jll super or-t-s
STRONG q ARMSTRONG, ls9 5uperior-St-; =. ~.
BACKRIDERs 223 HupgriOr-st.. q. NJ. ClisEsk, iig
supsrior-St, and gHgROHILI BIO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square,
LADIES by sending 81 20 either Of th0 sbovs
agents through ths UsYeland Post Oflcs, csa have
the Pills sent to any part Of the country or cts con
n. b. Look out for oOunterieits. Buy nc Golden
Pills o. any kind unless every box i5a;rued s. Howe
An others are bass position and unsaie therefore,
a. you value your lives and health, (o y ucthig q
being huulbuged out OF your money! bus Only thqeC
Who show the signature Of 5. D. EoHo eTgrT AoI,
which has recently been addad on account Of the ps
baing count nterfaited- The ingredients composing tra
above Pills are made kLOWn to every gent- nd tlCY
viii tell you they sale and viii Perform an claimed
Tor them. 8. D. howe, Sole Preprisgor,
uiarTT-R57 N7v anrE-
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EEW ADvERrIsRmENFs.

Western Beserye COlisg- Jnnior Exhibition.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt Oo-ClOyer Seed.
Root Cady-NoImal Musical Ins;itnts.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt a Co-Timothy Seed.
Schr Ellen White-For Bay City, &C.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt 3 CO-Rye Flour.
EE. -AdministratOrs Notice.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt Oo-Ruekwhoat Flour.
Daniel Dikemsn Legal Notioe-(We:ky.)
Ihstcher, Gardner, Burt & Co-FIour.
Rev Edward Wilson-To Consumptives-tWe,kly)
Fairbanks scales-Eocal Notice.
Harper Brothsrs-HarFer's Weekly.
John ElIs.or eademy of Music.
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To VESSEL CAPrAIEs-It may be oppor-
tune to call the attention Of vessel Captains
to the act Of July l4th, 1862, BY which all
vessels after the S1st of December, 1862, are
required, before clearing any port, TO pay
their tonnage dues, being ten cents a ton.
This rule of course viii bs strictly enforced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

ALL RUNNNG.---The. furnace Of the
Northern Iron Company fred up something
over a week since, and is now turning out
iron at the usual rate. Extensive PrePara-
tions have been made during the winter, for
a long and uninterrupted blast. A large
amount Of coal is on hand, and number Of
new kilns have been built, which viii enable
them to keep up the supply with less labor
and expense than heretofore. The four
blast furnaces in this county are all now in
operation, and, with the pig iron now on
hand, will furnish a large quantity for ship
ments by the opening Of navigation.-Mar-
quetfe Journal, Mdrch 90.
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s1,sI7.O



The amounts paid to the 'Icers, etc., have
all been duly accounted for by Them, and the
Central Committee cannot refrain to express
their sincere thanks for the efficient aid rem
dersd by the patriotic cooperation of the
several Ward Committees and other loyal
citizens.
The 10th Regiment was organized at
time when large private bounties were given
and other regiments were raised in this vicin-
ity, therefore, it became necessary to expend
so large an amount. But the regiment was
organized and completed in a very brief pc
Rod, and we are happy to kn0wis credit to
the State and ornament to the service, and
we trust it win achieve immortal fame on the
field Of battle, and always defeat and over
come the enemies of Liberty and Union.
EDWARD HEssEENUELLER, Prest,
DANIEL STEPHAN, Treasurer.
CHARLES ARNOLD, Secretary.
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nRESSMAKING,
nPTlGAL,
q. IN, sOLOMONsON,


PRACTICAL AND sCIENTIFIJ OPTIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of
a tue trade. From his long residence in this CITY
and The extensive patronage received during that
time he would say 70 his old friends and the public
generally, that no effort that could be Put iortn "
scure the very best quality OF Crystal Glasses, grounc
under his own inspection, to gui ths eyes, IN all ca
Fye and iparting strength for long reading and n@
sewing The reputation Of SOLOMONSOh,S estAD-
ishment the most reliable 70 get the best aTles
IN that line that can be obtained has become an e.
tabghed fact and attested by his patrons, whose ad'
vice &c is: GO TO SOLOmOhSOh,SB (make no mis-;
take.l l3a Superior-St., under the American hnq
there you will fnd the best kind Of SPEOEAOAilS
adapted 70 your sight. ,,,-
that he never employs any in the sale OF his Len
ses and those who desire pair Of bis spectaces ean
only obtain them BY calling at his Establishment.
-. .ARTIFIOIAL EYES inserted without pain
oTTIoE-Ho- 10 Superior under the American
Hotei -. = Upr2
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STABBmG AFFKAY.-Yesterd morning
about o'clock an afIray occurred in a saloon
on Pittsburg street, between two men named
Wood and Thomas Willard, in which VIII
lard stabbed Wood in the side, infieting q
severe and dangerous wound. Willard made
his escape, but the police are in quest of him.
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FROM PHILADEL,PHIa-

PHILADELPHIA, April 5,
Jay Cook, the Subscription Agent, announces
the conversion Of eight million dollars in legal
tenders into 5-2Os for the week ending yesterday
The daily average is over one million, and sub
scrptions are received from every quarter in
large and small sums
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; A. R. iCURTIss.


hOCHEsTER, April 4
The general term Of the Supreme Court
of the District Of New York decided to-day
that the U. s. legal tender notes were Con-
stitutional and valid as to debts contracted
before the passage Of the law making such
notes legal tender All the four judges
.o.or,,rrrroI
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n. Z. MONEY mARKET-APrII 4.

EIOney-Market rather more active at per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Duit and unchanged
Bankers bills at l656169.
tSoId-Market frmer opening at 5E&65fA, clos
ing frm at 5456G55. Total exports Of specie to-day
81, ,000
change. o. g. SIS, 81 coupons, Ia59ln5ts; 73O Treas
urv Notes IO45klUj5s; Demand Notes ljl5s OEe Year
certificates Is; SIS, 81, registered, l05'a.
StuIe HtOcks-Missourl 6's 605e.
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REPORT OF THE GERXAH CEETkAL MIL
TLRY ooNIuETEE.-The COMMITTEES respect
fully submit the subiOined account of the
amounts received and expended in behalf Of
the organization Of the 1O7th Germany Rsgi-
ment, etc.:
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FRnn NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, April 3.
General Bragg has gone to Atlanta on
official business.
Colonel Dick McCann is under arrest at
McMinnville for disObedience Of orders IN
leaving Brentwood on the approach Of Cen
eral MitehelPs forces.
The rebels are building strong fOrtihca-
tions at Palmyra.
General Cooks brigade captured twenty
five rebels at Carthage, after sharp skir-
mish yesterday.
The river is falling.
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AL QUIET.-The police dOcketpresented
only one case last night, that Of negro
named George Whitney, an old offender, for
stealing pair of pantaloons and vest, satur-
day afternoon, from the clothing store IA.
Loeb, on Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged 6y reason Of iOoiinds received IN serGlee.
c. G. Bruce, Of Cleveland, Ohio Is the dHthoT-
ICED Aqent for the collection OF this bounty
teri and 70 no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the. Court House. marehlS:R28,
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CAPTURE REBEL GUNBOAT

in their DeFenses.
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Dr.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eaiFg. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. mar4Ii244
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LIBRARY OPEN THIS EvEEEG-REGULAR
NoNINATION NIGHT.-The new Library Room
having been finished and the books arranged,
will be opened this mon day evening at 6
o'clock.
The nomination Of officers will, we under
stand, take place the same evening in the
Reading Room, at z = o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

GENERAL SUMNER TINE TABLE.-The
Convention Of Railroad Managers which met
in New York on Wednesday of last week
adopted the following General GUNNER Time
Table, 10 take effect on Monday the 10th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

New Books" The Wanderings Of a
Beauty" is the title of a piquant and enter
tanning novel Of real life by Mrs. Edwin
James, wife of the eminent English criminal
months since were the subject of good deal
Of newspaper gossip. The greater portion
of the story is doubtless made up from the
authors personal experiences. 1t is very
we'll told, and win not fail to crafty the
readers of the lighter class of novels.
"China and the Chinese " is a volume by
W. L. G. Smith, Esq, formerly Uuited States
Consul at Shanghai, in which is given great
deal of interest, from actual observation,
concerning the habits, customs and peculiar
ities of that singular and little known PeO-
ple-the Chinese, together with glimpsei
at the country. It is very readable vol
ume.
Both of the above are for sale by J. B
Cobb & Co.
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rnchal.4s5

samuel Foliambe, War Claim and Pension
AEent--Omce No. 6, ArwHter Building,
Is fully authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. mch2E444
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NY. STOCK MARKET-ApriI 4.

StOcks-Market Irregular and dull Chicago and
Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne aud Chicago %; Terre Haute
and AtOn preferred, 81; Chicago and Alton co. 30.
Cleveland and Toledo g7A; Cleveland aud Pitts 6urgh
f9 Michigan Southern, guaranteed, gyge; Michigan
Southern 5szs; Pacific Mail lg01; New York Central
Il3lf; Erie 77s; Chicago and Northwestern, lst 5oi
Illinois Central bonds 10; Pittsburgh IT. Wayne
and Chicago, %, l034.
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DESr1sTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and At low price. dee2R27 =.
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Having purchased the business Of the late
firm Of Wilson Widdieombe, at 259 Superior
street, respectfully solicit seontinuance Of the
patronage extended to them, and hope by in
creased facilities, and strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit'the appreciation Of my friends
and the public. VIM. D. BAKER,
Wholesale and Retail News-dealer and stationeri
25s Superior street, and los Public Square.
onrzp.dlA
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TEE MrxsTREIs.-Duprez & Green's
minstreIs give their FIRST entertainment in
this city Wednesday evening. They are
we'll spoken Of. sfoEE .s1l-a. -...-
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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 ifapplied
for soon. Inquire Of
ALCOTT & HORTON, 141 Water St
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WE are requested to say to the ladies
that Mrs. sbav's new rooms viii be open for
visitors to-day, wednesday, with fine
stock of millinery goods. aPrl;446
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AL MEMBERS of the Cleveland Grsys
are reouested to meet at the Armory, on
Tuesday morning, the 7th inst, at sH
O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of our late
brother, Adjutant William Fl. Massey. By
reuuest Of j. ENsWOkIb'
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MONEY TO Loan.

0g0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
00U. .UUU in lus e 1uit-at ne ~ y ' ~ sl,S ~ :
49, -. nTT Goods, Hardware Sold -iu 17.tsE
4iot5 yEstebss Diam0nds JeWelry, IRE rms, pl-
Prope-ty, on the most factory tefll.
ana 5t1jetV private Eztablilhsd 1881. watches
~ IS-l.iFT for sale Gt baEyaing -
A-A"o O EW, WA9HEB. No , v asol.5is
H. BuIsrsor-st., over Davis = Pst5oste ~
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WAETED.-In the job room Of this office.
q good intelligent boy, from Il to l6 years cf
age.