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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
MORNING LEADER.
NONDAY moRNNG. JAN =, 1868.


Address By JeG. Davis.
On the 18th ult, the Mississippi Legisla-
turs was addressed BY JEFF. Davis at some
length. Strange to say, he spoke Of his
love for the old Union. He must take care
or he will be denounced as q Yankee sbO-
litionist BY the Repudiators. he had pre-
dieted from the beginning fierce war, al
though it had assumed proportions more
gigantic than he had calculated upon. BE
was emphatic in his declaration that under
NJ circumstances would he consent to a
reunion. He said that it had been his de-
sire to transfer the war to Northern soil,
but thsJ failure to do this proceeded not from
rant Of iaelinqtioa BAT Of PODer. He spoke
Of the conscription laws, and said that the
orderezempting from the service those who
were the owners of more than twenty
negroes, was not intended to discriminate
against the poor, but to provide for a POIic'
force, and facilitate the agricultural pro-
ducts Of the country.
he said that the real dangerin the South
west was at Vicksburg and Port Hudson
and every man who could should 60 to the
assistance of those places The head Of
secession then became strenuous for union
saying that there must be harmony be-
tween the States and the Government Al
Richmond. Ofcourse he made free use q
epithets and indefinite charges against thu
Rsaa-aI- Gsua-a1nant He said that thl
question was whether they would be free
or the sslaves Of the most depraved, ant
intOlerant, and tyrannieal, and hated peO
pie upon earth"
AS usual with rebel schemers, both NOrtl
and South, Davis DETAINED the NorthVsstb b.
saying that he expected the first CLEAN o
peace from that quarter. Let him not de
ceive himself; the NOrthwest, will neve
give up the conflict until the great Missis
sippi and all its tributaries shall bear un
molested upon its waters, the Flag Of tn
Free
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Immigration at New York for 1862.
The returns of the General Agent and
Secretary for the Commissioners of Emil
grafton at New York, show that during the
last year there were los, 1856 persons ar
rived at that port from foreign ports
against 6s,S11 in 1861, and -1OS,6s2 in
1860. Since Reorganization of the Board
Of Commissioners in 1s4s, there arrived al
New York until December 81, 1902, 2,sl1,-
GIG alien passengers, for whom eOmmuta-
ton was paid.
Hon. Gulian C. Verplanck, the President
Of the Commission, is the only commission
er now in Office who has held that position
since IS47.
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The First of Januury at Port RoyHi.
The first Of January was spent in very
enthusiastic manner by the negroes under
Government protection at Port Royal
They were all assembled at Smiths PLAN
tatiOn, being brought thither from every
direction. A procession was formed, and,
with the band of the Sth Maine volunteers
at its head, marched 10 the spacious live
oak grove in the rear Of the mansion. Here
q stand was erected, on which were seated
General saxton, Chaplain French, Colonel
Hieginson, Collector Severance, DR.. Bris-
baue. DR.. Peck, and numerous other prom
inent personages. The ceremonies were
opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. FoW-
Ter, Chaplain of the cOlOred regiment af-
ter which an original ode, composed for
the occasion, by Professor Zachos, Of An
tioch College, was sung. The proelama-
tion Of the President, and General Sax
toms address, telling the contrabands that
they we're free, were next read. A set Of
colors lthe gift of DR.. Cheever's Church,
in New York city, was then presented to
the regiment by Mr.. French. Colonel
Higginson received the flags in behalf Of
the regiment, and called upon Sergeant
Rivers and Corporal Sutton, to whose care
he entrusted them, for speeches. They
were given with great animation and
were received with tumultuous ap-
plause. Speeches were also made by
General Saxton, Mrs. Frances D. Gage,
snd others. and the crowd then adjourned
to the eating ground, where barbecue
consisting Of twelve roasted oxen and nu-
merous barrels of molasses and water, was
soon disposed Of. At four O'Clock the ne
groes re-embarked for their homes, having
participated in the celebration Of the ha P
piest New Years day that has ever daw n
ed upon them.
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The history Of the "Dale Guard, com
pany recruited in Gloucester, Mass, and
vicinity, has been noble and sad one:
Out Of l0l men, only ten were left un-
harmed after the battle of Fredericks-
burg.
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One jeweler in New York sold $4,000
worth Of Christmas presents. Army con-
tractors and their wives spend money with
. fearful looseness.
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OLEYELAND & ERIE K. K.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
LEAVE ERIE.


800 A. My-EIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-st0pping At
T Girard, Ccnnezut, Ashtahula and Painesvile
only. anr arrives at Cleveland al 6.35 A. u.
500 A M.--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at sll stations and arrives at OleYe-
land 81 0.u3 A.
2.35 P n.-DAY EXPRES5 TRAIH-Stopping at CT.
rard, Springfield, COnneaut, KingsYilie, ASH
tabula, Madison, Painesyillr and Willough-
by only, and arrives in Cleveland at 6:l5 P. n.
- second Glass Cars are run on all through
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis, &c; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect II Dunkfrk with the
trains Of the n Y. 3 - Railroad, and al Buffalo with
those Of che New York Central and Buffalo New
YORK city Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Ninga q falls &c, and at Erie with trans on the
Phi'adJlphie and Erie Railroad.
HS-Day Express. East aud West, connects At Glrard
with Trsids on Eiie aud Pittsburgh Railroad fOr
Linesville, Meadville. JamestoWH, SC.
Il. NOTTIEGHAM, Sup't.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
= RAILR AID.
WINTER AKRANaEEENT.

1854. WINTER ARRANGEMENT lss2.
To take sGect On Monday, November 18th, lss3--
Trains leave cleveland daily SUNDAYS exeeDred) e.
follows =
SIS A. n. MAIL-Arrives at New York Io.5s A. ~
Philadelphia ]; $40 A. n; Baltimore T30A.M.
Pittsburgh 4.l0 P. n; Wheeling $40 P NJ n.
Phiiadaiphia $40 p. s..
q. ENPRESS-Arrivesa - Now York 6-o9 P. r.:
Philadelphia l:50 P. r.; Baltimore 2szo P. E.i
Pittsburgh HOO P. NJ heeliDg 5:24 A. n.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson for Akron and NIL
lsrsburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh TO New York
via Ailentown,) y without change.
nzS- Fare as low as by any other line.
- Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket once, Weddel House, at the Depot, At the
Bucld-Street Station
y K. MYERS, G. T. Agent noVi5
z II EVRI ANn b T0I -Enl nj q
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Moodio will
leave this Port to-day for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close in this city hai-past
eight O'Clock this morning.
Tho NEW York HRALp--EdHtou Tor Europo-wirl be
ready q hafFast seven o'clock. and win give highly
interesting account or the important military movonsnss
- the Atiassssipsi River. VITA Map, Allowing tAs
ccane Of tbs great Union river, BY which IL y proposed
70 open nsw Route fron ~ Northwest 70 the Gulf Il
Mexico Account or the Attaf the Union iron clads on
Fort AcAser and tho complete Destruction OF the rebel
steamer Nashville, In Ogcechee river. near Savannah;
Late and important intelligence from Mexico and Havana
ana all News OF the week Of an important nature
Single copies, in wrappers, ready FOR mailing, Ave
cents.
Sampson Low, Son Co.. No. Al Ludeate Hill. London,
England will receive subscriptions and advertisements
for tho NEW YORK HsRArD.
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Northern Light Captain Tinkio-
paugh, will leave this city al day for Aspinwa
Tho mails for Central Asorica and the South Pacific
will close in this city al halpost ten O'Clock this
morning.
Tho New Y0sK characterization for the PaclGc-will be
published at half-past nine O'Clock this morning.
will contain the latest News Of the Movements Of the
Armies North and South Latest OF the
At vicksburg Interesting account OF the proposed New
Route from the Northwest 10 the Mexican Gulf with
Illustration Account Of the Capture Of the Union Rams by
the Rebels The Depredations Of the Rebel Prvateers
Important intelligence from Europe Interesting Sporting
Intelligence Reviews Of the Money and Provision Markets
and all interesting News OF tho past ton days.
Single copies, in wrappers, ady { or mailing, six
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Bovsmos-HArssy --Jn R6a5ay March 2, BY Rev.
VIM Ferrie II New York, Dr. n. Boushton, q Morris
town, j. to Miss ANNIE HARVEY daughter Of the late
John Harvey, q Neg Orleans, la
EDsn--HowLKrr Al Harlem, on Tuesgay, March 10,
by the Rev william q. Warrington, Mr. GropGk " kD-
kls. q winiamsport, Pa 70 MISS May AScNIU How
LIT, daughter Of the late Charles Howiet, Esq, o.
Muncy, Pa.
wiliamspcrt and Muncy papers please cory
ESos-BopisK.-Du Monday evening, March 2, ~ mo
Rev. ,. W. Beach. JosgrE Esos, a tho city o. View
YORK, ~ CLARA v. Boplsg, Of Greenroint, L. u
JUSEs-Vas DrEg.--on Friday evening, Februaryo ~
the Rev Charles Jones Captain MnII.s ;. J0Sns 4 Aew
haven Conn, 70 Mrs MARY G. vAs Drgs, of New York.
Fastsrn and Western papers please copy.
MctuIy-PaRnT -On Monday evening, March n A.
the residence q the brides father BY the Rev ~ Cum.
mngs Colonel WILLIAM hcEvLy, One Hundred aud Ffty
nth regiment New York Volunteers. 20 MARY daash.
ter u Charles X. Psrntt, all Of this city.
arnose--RAY.--At indianapolis Ind on Tuesday March
g. By the Rev John Howard hixou ,srsHsrys 4. srpnNG
NJ n ~ Saratoga Springs, n. " 70 AssA A.. daughter
of James " Ray Esq., OF the foroef place No cards
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AucHls Monday Msrcn ., pNH . ALtcuS, igsd
"a years.
eleven O'Clock, from his late residence, III tas iary
ninth street.
cpAass BRADY.
IFS remains vii BE- taken this morning from Utci %
Albany for ntermcnt
Bmlptxy in Brooklyn On Tuegdav. March 10, Eiiss.
nara sasDtsY, aged u years.
Her friends respectfully invited - attend The gne
raj Thursday Afternoon al hi ptsl tsD ociock from
her late residence No 81 frnt street BcpgkyB, - Fiat
bush Cemetery FOR 1trrm.nt
c.iaorua AL Waanatpl reduofr pipsrs psass
Coo.
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TO enab tho qualified electors in tho service OF tho
United States 70 vote IN certain elections.
Mr. OossrL stated that he should Il early day pre-
sent minority report +,
BY M. Husssr-TO improve Bushwck Avenue
Brooklyn.
BY Mr. sm.-Rslasive 10 the Brooklyn Central and ia
~ Mr. SANFORD For the protection and Improvement
BY NJ rolGxRTo provide additional means for the re-
lief Of the ssk and wounded soldiers Of tho Tho
bill was drawn nader the auspices Of Drs Swnebarn and
Willard, whose experiences on the battle field makes them
familiar with the subject provides that the Governor
appoint three State agents. who with the OF the
War Department shall attend 70 the removal OF sick and
wounded soldiers 10 their homes " ascertain the names
and condition Of all patients belonging TO the state hos
pitfalls within limits designated by the Governor, keep
register OF the same furnish Information. make nqu
res facilitate the removal Of bodies OF deceased soldiers
70 their friends acting In conjunction with the surgeons
named IN Inc BILL IL provides for the appointment OF
from two TO six surgeons, the recommendation Of
committee composed OF Drs Willard Parker, New York;
Daniel T. Bussel, Utica; James 1hcvn, Troy Edward IL
Parker, Poughkeep6ie The duties o. tho surgeons will
be to visit the United States hospitals within the nits
designated by tho Governor ascertain the necessities OF
the sick and wounded soldiers Il the State add provide
Tor the far may be consistent with tho general
regulations OF such hospitals TO have 81 their disposal
ssrsschss hospital nourhmens and such appliances as
woaAded sotAsss immcdisssly afsr battle 70 act ad
yscry with army surgeons &c . make reports 70 the
States aud salaries xod BY tho Governor aud
csmmittee above Lamod tr.
10 amsnd tbs rhsrtse q d washngssa Ls sssurknes
v0supany.
To amend tho act 10 provide for tho Of
gious societies 80 as TO aow bishops and priests Of RO
man Catholic churches TO hold the property OF churches
Ayes o. noes o. Negative votss-lessrs. Angel, Bell,
Hutchinson, Low, 1obey.
The bill relative TO the lands devised by Bsn Town
send
SPECIAL ORDER.
n xvQa tnkQ on IN A lnO0 hO
bate ensucd ON motion OF Mr. YOUsG 70 strike out tho
exemption OF clergymen
After long discussion said exemption was stricken
out and progress reported.
Mr.. You ING presented bill authorizing the payment Of
certain canal drafts protested for non payment
The bill relative 70 factors brokers middle and
Others on motion OF Mr. R0mR1soE referred back
the committee FOR the purpose Of giving parties interest
The bill appropratng the remainder or tho canal
nuo for the fiscal year. including SIG 900 for the improve
ment Of Oak Orchard creek, ordered TO third road
ing.
Adjourned
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wiuAns-oa Tuesday March 10. M,Err.T p,srwSE
wne oi Edmund NJ Williams, in the ilth year a h,r neo
Her friends and those ~ hoe sister, Mrs n n Ma-ier
snn are RESPECTFULLY invited W ae"d tho iuner- from
the resideacp u Stephen Pe rs osao street on Thurs
day aficrrooa NJ two ac.eck.
WirE-oa Mosiay morning March 0. Of scarlet fever
ELvnA. daughter OF Robert and LYDIA N. White aged
years iuf3 days
The relatives and frIends OF tho family reseeeuMy
requested " aoad the funeral from tho rcs,donc oe
parents al nbby Hook. this wednesday, afesnoos.
nall past two o'oiock Hudson River Railroad
IRON chnnb.Ss stree, dcpo, al twelve NJ retxus al
quarter past Ave r. NJ.
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Mr.. j. FL Nichols late Pursor Of the Mayaower, leaves
today in the In Favorita for Iaguayra.
Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul at this port, gave
spcndid banquet at bis residence last evening honor
OF the marriage OF the Prince Of Wales.
Colonel Edward II. Castles, OF Chicago, Illinois. has
tired from the He has been connected with tho
army snco the breaking out OF tho rebellion and his
duct approved by the President and large number
Of both Houses of Congress. Colsuc Castles stopping
at the ASfor House.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Knights or tho O. "e" o
FIX, &c.. s&ca.

FIX, &c., 80. i.
mo wmrv HERALD, TO appear .cu sAs> -,
contain. in addition 70 tho lates, vi most reas-
cal, financial and commercial utes >nce the hrst Gun"
Der Of series Of most interesting and >nosous papers,
{" TIE KnGHs oV TIE GoLDES CaoLE," gvi accurately
the rscy comments and discussions OF those wortti>
paladins upon the leading mon and quslons OF til day
the commencement OF an original novelette,, In ln;
or Snow BoUnD, and several pieces poetry written
for the WEEKLY HaALo This journal will thus become
most desirable family paper. columns anordng NOT
only ample details upon the important sopics Of the day.
Advertisements to limited number will be inserted.
Il 10 . valuable medium for mercantils notices.
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l 70 interfere with but the French and those
Tns Grsnoh occupy both Tuspan and Mnattan q well
NJ vera (ux Al NInatitlan they have collected large
amount q cotton. AZ Tuspsn the force believed 30
malI NAV are well supplied with stores at Vera Cruz
lour ses there nine dollars per barrel and potatoes a
i've dollars Corn and oats are plenty.
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vuS.sr Ar 7gy ACADEMY or Music.

To night Erpanin viii be given Al the Academy %
Musc with cas-, including the strength Of the Mare,zck
troupo We are assured tina, signor BeIlini viii sing as
he Is now recovered from his hosrseoess seDor Bach
the bssso prosundo viii make bis Hrst appearsrcs hs
eve
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ysmoA HxRox Ar BRooxIrs AcaDEsr.-Mitilda
Heron plays Edith tonight tho Brooklyn Acsiemy.
-Four hundred sold yesterday and The house
vii be crowded Il certainly Ought 70
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surxRos couRr.-Part Ne 2s2T, 1911 ITO, 1891,
1245, 1877, 1851, 1T33. 1877, l74I. 1743. has,
l7a9, 1851, lT53 Part Mos. l762. 2oi2, 1920 loI4
1880 1892 2s74 1886 1875 1873 $780, 1884, 1884 1885
1888, 1890.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos 1871. 1885, 1871, 1921,
l40 9iS 27 101, 7s1 1901, 92 1877, s39, 1905, Sal
Part Mos. 1881, 1890 81, 295 1909, sol, 1914 ss3
1895, 1891. 1898. 1899. 1901, 1902. s2i
SUPREME CouRr--siRcuu Part l.--Oyer aud Termincr.
Part Mos. 1900 1862 1872. 1874, 1876 1915 1882
1856. 1858. 2oO0 2oo2, 1904, 2o0o 2oos 2oia 2ois
2020. 2022, 202s, 2O26.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALsasr, March 10, 1856.
fbe C,losiag bills reported fayoraby from the
committecs.--
Aba TO support training school for teachers oswego
.aisuy report 10 amcod the Revised Statutes 80 az
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:. u.,nA :. a GHOST.
a :rWE \ vEMTY SEVENTH STREET GHOST
"s re PHANTOM,
THE APPARTTTON
THE GOBLIN
or whnrever IL ia go be ready and psbhshcd this day.
carte de- v,sitr Of As derfu phsuSenos apps,ioo
snow" y TWENTY sevEwTT STREET OIsosT.
- sppcarod night psbruasy IS tho r~sdcpce
OF - No Twenty ID street, New York, Avzwn
spot by artist Who The reqnest o. umbv Of
scientific persons present for c purpose OF transfer
ring correct kcness payer OF The Hpparit6s
during the cspment-
The portrait taken has been pron0vnccd fahhfi and
could possibly be done under the exciting cfcu
and authenticated w tose who have been fAvor
with admission the spectre bus whosc Danss
permitted 10 publish rnose Interested In spiritual
manifestations aud others sccptcai sWoh questions
idea OF etis wonderful aud marvellous rsys
terry.
Copies picture elegantly photographed In 70
visites. scnt by mail receipt Of 10 cents
HrOdsham boz S21t Post OHlcc, By whom
the trade viii be- supplied.
For sale at retail by KIRBY Co, ~ Br0sdway.
rs rcuts
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co. 3 Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries
KxsrucgY. EXTRA CLASS iI7-March 10. 1885.
30, 10, 81, 81, q, 20, II, ~, \, ~, 8. 90, ~.
KENTUCKY. Glass ils--Msrch TO- 1853.
46. IS, IL, 81, 2. 81, 80. IS, Is. 81. 3, SO.
Circulars sent free OF charge ny addressing eltberto
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.
Covington. KY. or st. Louis. Mo.
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mIsCEf.L.AhEOUB.
IN NIlISgBr

PUhk BOURBON
n WIIsR4u
TO rilk PUBLIC.
Having been socl.sd b, hyscan~ druggists. and
private families 70 add 10 bosaness bourbon WINS
~ bodies. Tho sans As am And have been doing With
NY SA9l. xal. SchhapIs % seal u VITA g.. add
ny terhcale 10 The label q va purity am harry 10
that after great deal u d,euy Ihave concluded ar
rsngcment with twepof tic largest aud oldest cers Ia
Kentucky Tor a regsAAr supply
The Wbskey viii he quart AMI packed In
Of one dcAs< G11lf = = srffss--- ~ - ,
For sale at rets by all The groera apolhrcarle~ aud
fSuit stores and al Wholesale BY tho following -
49,. UDoLPHO WOLFE.
,"u ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gree wch
~ Jackson .FM,h Avenue aud $50 Sst avenue
.o.r ~ Fulton street
voa' oever AeAh .aO7 Washington
nasnss 20 x2 broadway
lb6 Ofcctf>Sloh street
IiE street
ZIG Front strect
~ ia Fulton
n Washington
Soz Greenwich street
= r. -. 400 West
~ Fourth
~s's.... tiD frrukitn
10
3kA c.................. Riverdaio Ayenue Yeairrs
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Prizes Cashrd In all Legaiized Lotteries.
Information lyrn. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. II Wall street room No. New York.
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Eight Carries de vtsite FOR 81, OF I'm
equacd style and finish at TATs corner OF cortandi
aud Greenwich STREETS,
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OmctaI Ora wings or the Library Ass0.
citation Company Lottery; OF Kentucky
CLASS ll7-March 10. 1853
81, rs, 81. 40. AZ, =, 26, ~, 2, 81, So, l, 7S.
CLASS Ils-March 10. 1863
20. Al, A., 10, 81, AZ, 49, H. II, 81, 6s, 81.
FRANCE ELLIS A CO. Co,ing,on XIV
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+. ". s.-French Yoke shirts Made 90
order and warranted to ut BALLOU BROTHERS. No. i0j
BIZ roadway sole man ufactnT.rs
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OMcial Drawings Of the Delaware state
Lotteries.
DELAWARE, EXTRA Class li7-March 10, 1853
49, GS, 40. "a. ~, 81, co, 8. Ia, II, ~. 20, 80.
DELAWARE, CLASS l1S-March 10, ls6l
so. 8, 80, 40, 53. IS, u. 81, AZ, ., SO, Al.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 Co.
Wilmington. Delaware
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rrnE LEDGER sTABi.E.

.eoar = ~ ~ sgIas Q, rs' d .rs..o ~
have animated discussion initiated
BY .wILKEs SPIRIT IN claiming 10, The LEDGER SRA.
the owner. ~ are they should BE- hrs, lrms
sssea's % NJ Sis s rIH X, Ys ssp 6ssr ag
did uotthe standard dstsDoeone mile on "Cenireviis"
- ~. sa ss .p ss siI sssss H., .s Gss
mile VERY CLOS. - ~ slo ths, betor. gsns into
P or a,s .s nd az no sssus snsa 800 ~
Ledger team show 100 much regard fot ier cunt no,
Ak ne. ths stations either upon The
tvo larger amount that 10 any contest TOT On % ne
r. .a sn. .in Nov frena witss ot Iiism6e
ionian, sso % so ,h.i Hone, Alsn nj. oeI.s bt,d
pole with ~. bet q The three -st naf,. ot A., 2. .,a
y ,,Ta 81 EsSrsss a. -. ' sr ~
The stations bb.rsy imagined 70 have bross aud rn
.s not Isely iron bad brsssins nae ~. da iro
cond horses such a. Drsoo Tartar An1 othefs IN
his j. gosH Wien he jon. Or uslr uSns eaisa
the rars q rd, - your t.vouFs Urea ar- 'lV q
eorn vssnshile the sbo~iss oa.. espnol sa smile
the chsmpon.hp being claimed ~ .aos - n9s''ss.y
or team. either upon the usk - oH Hsn.m ,sSe
poattss. hs 'ter.e'Jped rept vi 20 n.r I =. ig ~
ns a. S' sow nv ssthiss far a1ensy s.as .sif
bab's b., i ~. ras .r-,,i.Hi.a. q - -
fssts .. sell msrs aispAysa Only eios rec that
"smp ~ sssrtsss ~ - fashioned ssa ha F.nu-
sP se's. -. ss s'i psGsEE "a e.
aninal. lhsy .lna .ss,f '1a 1850 ~ w. 80
si,sfss hs1ssSs. Drsasa la ~ bop
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