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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

OUK NEW MAYoR.-The press Of matter
upon our local column has prevented an
earlier notice Of the change Of our city sd-
miniStration. Colonel Sentsr, cur Mayor
elect, is among our most prominent and re-
spsctsd citizens. He has been Mayor for
merIy, and the energy, ability and success
with which he performed the duties of hiG
Office arc a sufficient guarantee that he will
be a most excellent officer now. His compet-
itOrs, Messrs Ovistt and Castle, are univer-
sally Acknowledged SIS among our best citi-
sens, and either of them would have admins
tered the duties Of Mayor with ability and
credit.
We but express = universal feeling in say
ing that it is matter Of deep regret that
Mayor Masters is forced BY IN health to re-
sign his ONCE and leave the city temporarily.
We hope that the City Council will not neg
lsct to give 3 formal expression to this feel
ing ct It's next meeting. a-slrl.ss
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LOCAL NOTICES

The TINE AND TIE PLACE TO BUY DRY
GOODS EAP.-Silks, shsWls, cleaks and
mant Has, offered at great bargains, at the
closing out sale Of I. P. Sherwood, Nos. 242
and 244 Superior street.
NAV 20:I55
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y. y. srDUA R1AMkkr-nay 10.

~ fst5l1aFNss--
FstaHEa-Dull and lower.
Chicago and Rock Island I'64, Milwaukee and
Prairie du yhien 20, Toledo and wabash g. Pitts
Eurgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago ll6, chicago and
Northwestern 6l4 do preferred IS, Galena and Chi
oago 1872, cleveland ana Toledo l52, Hudson Isl,
Reading ll5 Michigan Central it5N, Michigan South
ern So, do guaranteed lsI. illinois Central scrip
1907, Cleveland and Pittsburgh H4x, Erie li54 4,
New York Central ls4S Pacific all 23l, Qulcksilvs
73S siVe-rWenties, coupons lO5hi United States SIS
Of 1881 coupons, ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

I. o. o. F-The members of Erie
Lodge, No. q, will meet at their Hall next
Suzdsy afternoon, at one O'Clock, to attend
the funeral Of cur late brother, F. W. Mar
seillss. Services to be held in the Erie street
N. E. Church, at o'clock of the SAME day.
Brothers of the order and friends of the de-
ceased are invited to attend.
A, E. BUREALM.
mayIS 1854 Per Secretary.
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Making a total of

DEPARTURE OF TAE l69rR.-The l69th o.
'. M. (Nstionsl Guardsl left yesterday for
Washington, vid the Pittsburgh road. The
regiment passed down Superior street yes
torday afternoon, on its way to the depot. in
splendid spirits. This is the fourth rssi-
ment of National Guards that has left
Cleveland for Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

l5OrH REonIEET-DOn't forget the
meeting this (Friday) evening at Gray's Ar
mOry, Lymsn's Block. to devise ways and
means for the relief of families of the mem
Bsrs of this regiment, There are many
cases of pressing necessity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

FOR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarvsy's, opposite the POstOf-
Zee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr20:I49
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Z. z. nUNEY NfAhKkr-nIaY Is

az. AONEY mAEKEE- 10.
TBY THLEGRAPH.f
MssgY-ActiVs and steady at 5as per cent, chiefly
the fms de rate.
sIsTisnG ExohanzS-Du1 and heavy at lsS4a
Ig7T for currency.
EiOld-HeaVy and lower. Opening at l83, declin-
ing to lsl54 and 0siug dull At lSl4al8l5S.
efOVsrnmSHE sEooEs-Quiet United States SIS
of 1881. coupons, li4all4S; fiverwentles, coupons
In6LkalU7K
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DEETIsTRY.-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price.
dec9R97
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TIE 128rH.-We learn that the 12Sth
Regiment, o. V. NJ, Colonel Hill, which
has been doing duty on JOhnsOn's Island,
is under marching orders, and will leave for
Washington to morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

WILKES, Clipper, Banner Of Light, Irish
American, all for this week. Also American
Tales No. Z and The Ladies Friend, for
June, at Bakers, 259 Superior strest.
mavIQ.I5I
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FOR style, beauty and durability go to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. 1Os Superior
street. Ladies' CATERS, Bslmorals, also
Gents and Children's boots and shoes, at
prices that suit the public. Crowds of ladies,
the sJite Of the city, show their good sense by
purchasing at the Great Bankrupt Sale.
maylT:I5I
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NEw GOoDs and great bargains for the
uillion-cheaper than the chespest---con-
Eisting Of the following HOuse-Furnishing
Goods; Looking-glassss, pictures, picture
frames, mouldings, ornamental frames. plain
frames, curtain paper, oil table covers, sha-
ker blinds, window shades, cords and tssseIs,
eurled hair, curtain goods, silk and wool
damssk, sll-Eool damask, Worsted damssk
cotton damask, nottingham lace, oornices,
curtain hooks, curtain loops, gimps and frin.
ges, shade fixtures, &e., and picture loops
All Of the above goods can be bought very
lew for cash, at &. c. Jones', 146 Superior
street, american buildings, Cleveland, Ohio.
may 70: 152. i7aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

NEW PosT- sT-oTFIoE.-A new Post-ofice,
called Wilson's Mills, has been created in
Msyaeld township, CuyabOga county. D.
Wakeman has been appointed Postmaster.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

Go TO sEEHwOOD's grest closing out sale
of Dry Goods this week, for bargains. 242
and IA Superior street. See adYeFtisoment,
MsylTsl66 sil ti44IIs
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q ora - K @OIAE


m8ENIEG LEADER OFFlOE,
THURseAT nYEHIHs, Nay l9, i564.
Reeefpls--rhe following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "A hours ending at half
=. -. ot.to.b- thfa unorpfng
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

SEE TEE CoEQUKKIEe
large new steel plste hERo.-Splendid
Grant. Csnvsssir portraits of General
out the STAG g agents wanted through
recent Of Specimens sent by mail on
B, fetail prices, one doIIaz. Address
1resn, Room 4 American Buildings,
Oi'' msyl4:151.
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mayIs 1885,

SPIRITUAL LEoTUREs.-Mr. J. NJ. PEBBLES
of Rockford, Ill, one of the most popular
and eloquent public speakers Of the age, is
engaged to lecture before the Cleveland Spir-
ituaI Association, on Sunday next, morning
and evening, at the usual hours.
Mr.. PEBBLES is a clear and able expoundel'
of the spiritual philosophy, for the truth and
beauty Of which the evidence he produces, is
conclusive and irresistible. The public are
cordially invited to come and hear ''the Cos
pei of to-day"-Spirituai Hall, 1874 Superior
street, up stairs. mayls:15O
COPY
HAKPERs--H HLRPERs---
PETERsoEs- -PETERsONs----P
all ior June at
BAKERS,
259 Superior st.
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MARRIED

May lOlh, 1854, By the Rev. william Allen Ts--
thi citr w ' - 49, K,
all Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
or Cleveland.
designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States,
NationaI 1O.40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

BY instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, dRtod March 25 "a, this Bank will receive sub-
scriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER CENT.
LOAN, in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed sitter ten snd payable forty years rom Gate
IN OOIH,
This ioan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEhI-AHHU-
ALLY coupon and registered bonds Of s0 and over
ard ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF 50
and 100 dollars.
IN subscribing parties may either TO pay the &C
crusd interest from the inst OF srch TO the day OF
subscription in Coin in currency adding nifty
cent premium or receive bonds bearing interest
rom day Of subscription. Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual rmmissioH Of eighth Of one per cent
april2-l62
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
THE nRAEr.

Examination Of Draftea Men Coutinued---
FIfty-iVe HIen Examined Yesterday---In-
cldents Of the RxamInatisu.
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FINANCIAL AaG COMMERCIAL,
gHN NAGUsAE
MONEY mARKKF.
MORNING InADEE oFTlgE;

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
THURSDAY EVENING, May ls, 1854
GoId-There was a triflng decline in gold to-day
in Wall street. probably the result Of light demand
more than any other cause which might operate to
bring It dswn ths market closing heavy and dun at
IslAaIsIX There has been pretty active demand
for gold here to-day. coming mainly from Canadian
shippers for duties, and larger UNITS were cold by
Bankers thau fer considerable period, chiefly ss
Per cent. premium. There was also 3 considerable
amount one ing and bOught by dealers at 7sesO per
cent premium.
sIIVor-Tbsrs vas also considerable demand on
the street oday for silver much Of 1t from the same
for gold, the selling rates at the Banks BE-
ing 1876 per cent. premium buying 6se7O per cant
premium, with liberal amounts Offering.
mOney-Thsrs was 3 very active demand to-day
for money, and all calls we're promptly met, the
Banks at present being amply supplied. The City
Bank responded to a draft in favor Of the Govern
ment to-day for s65, 60. Commenting upon the New
York money market, the Tribune says &" The pay.
ments by the G5vsrnmsnt are steadily increasing the
amount OF money a the commercial csnteTs, and for
which there Is adequate in the ordinary chan
nels Of trade In view OF the military situation and
the unset led state business always exhibited du-
ring a Presidential campaign, money viii probably
be mere abundant upon temporary loans during the
next few months than has been known during the
rsbe lion The magnitude Of the Government ex-
penses insures continual issus Of paper money, to
which must be added the growing circulation Of the
National Banks. Short oparations now the order
OF the dsy, Wall street promises to show sharp
sr and mote exciting fluctuations than ever " The
regular rates her ss751 Per cent, chiefly 79z5<
ExchRnEs-Essy at par on ReW York for Gov
srnmsnt, National and Ohio funds; Eastern and
Pittsburgh \ per cent discount.
Government BOnds-ModsrateIy AetiVs and
steady at the following rates:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
OIL OF,
FOR SALE.

LOR RSALE.-ONH ACRE OF LAND
on Kinsman street, opposite Water Cure avenue.
Apply 20 LYMAN JUDSUN,
apo Real Estate Agents.
DOR SALE.--10 IL ACRES or
II land on st, Clair Road, three miles s-oIa ths
Court house- Has good house on It. Also, fna
lot OF Bearing iruit trees, grape Vnes Ec Ssnply
-aAzo l. or p PRE Miss
OTIS FOR SALN-I35 BT BBOG
~ on superior: St., corner OF Muirson- A. AlsO
snD-lots 10, II and ls being 4s feet front sc on
per1or-St-s east Of Muirson-St slso-I 80 no al
on 5pring-St running back 10 The Raj !ssd trsc K
oeing land on which part OF the Woo hSbed Of hS
OlsVsiand, Columbus a Cincinnati IA - Glands
Also-l7 feet inches front on Ohamp LEost Sn.rly
% lo5lIe the new City Court House. Aii-''s-' ~
s1ol ~ 20 '7'i1is enquire @ PAL U&WADE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
uN1ON CONVENTION,

OF the 18th Conversational DIstI tIict---Abra-
ham Lincoln the Candidate Of the Con-
VeRtl6n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

UNITED sTATEs CoURT-In this court the
case of the United States vs. Asher Warner
is still on trial. The arguments of counsel
occupied most of the day yesterday. It will
probably 90 to the jury to-morroW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

"In vain is the strife.
When its fury is past,
Their fortunes must flow
In one channel at last,
As the torrents rush
From the mountains Of snow
Rolled mingled IN peace
Through the valleys below.
Whilst these mighty events are transpir-
ing, upon which a nations hopes are center
ed; whilst the lightning spark serds along
the little wire the Joyful news that shall
tropOlitan Gift Book Store, No. I40 Superior
street, continues in successful operation,
and many are each day made happier by a
visit to that popular place. A gift with each
book.
Catalogues sent free to any lsgible address.
DANIEL LINCOLN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

TIE Ladies will please look into Mrs.
Shsw's Millinery Rooms, 2s6 Superior street.
may19:I57
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

TIE DAWN OF BRIGHTER DAY.-The
gigantic struggle of the Army of the Poto-
mao, and the splendid victories achieved,
seem plainly to point to the dswning of a
brighter day, when our war worn
heroes can return to the fond embraces
of the loved ones at home, and when, peace
like, the sunlight Of the bright May morn
shall spread its benign radiance over our
whole land. 'Tis useless to battle with fate,
and, to those who are not heedlessly blind,
tits plain Uncle Sam. has not got his growth
yet.
The course of human events most
certainly points to q mighty Republic
on this continent, which no power on earth
can crush until it shall have had its day and
better and more 6 orious government shall
spring into existence when law and liberty
shall be more perfect. Il is madness to at
tempt to break the bond that unites the sis
terhood of States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

The following list exhibits the names Of
those examined by the Board of Enrolment
Yesterday:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court of Common Pleas.

CIVIL BRAEoH-BEFoRE JUDeEs BOLToE
AND Communicating of importance
was done in either of the civil courts yester-
day A few motions were heard and decided,
and the courts adjourned, to meet this Orn-
ing.
CRIMINAL BRAEoH-BEFORE JUDGE FooTE.
-Urs Zimmerman, whose assault on Mr..
Fuller we noticed a day OrtWO ago, was tried
in this court yesterday for assault and bat
terry. The jury found him guilty, and he
was fined $40 and costs, and sentenced to i've
days imprisonment in the County Jail on
bread and water.
In the case of the State VS.. Geo. Wingsts
for robbery, defendant changed his plea from
not guilty to guilty, and was sentenced to
three years imprisonment in the Psniten-
tisry.
The cases Of William Hyde and James
Kesly, for burglary and larceny, were con-
tinusd.
GRAND JURY.-The following is a list Of
the indictments presented by the Grand Ju-
ry and the pleas made to them:
State VS.. Lawrence Myers. Destroying
property. Plea, not guilty.
State VS.. John Bregan. Petit larceny.
Plea, not guilty.
State VS.. Urs Zimmerman. Assault and
battery! Plea, not guilty.
State VS.. Jacob Udsch. Manslaughter.
MY. TurrilI. Procuring abor-
ton.
IN the following cases the jury refused to
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State VS.. James Ei. Burglary.
James Cooper.
" Sheldon Alley. rse-stssling.
George Miller. Robbery.
" Edward Watson.
Simeon Hutchins.
George Ellsworth. Manning.
Augusta E. Alden. Bigsmy.
William H. Warner. Procuring
abortion.
In several of these cases proceedings were
Voluntarily dropped by the Prosecuting At
tOrney because of the enlistment of defend
ants in the army.
The Grand Jury made the usual report to
the court. They stated that they had vis-
tied the County Jail and found that the rules
prescribed by the court for its government
were faithfully adhered to, and that the
Jail was in good order. They recommended
that the sewerage of the prison be recon
structsd, that spaces between the stones in
the ground floor be filed with cement and
thst provision be made for lighting the Jail
with gas.
The Grand Jury were discharged.
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For lake superior
ID. ", GAGE.


ID. ". GAGE,
lICensed war Cgaim AgeRe.
aIsos Bountiss, Pensions, Bsos Pay, PriEs Money
end other war uainius
eg-Personzl Attention is eivon 70 the prosecution
oiulaiuE IN the Departments A. Washington.
sEAu persons having Clsins should apply f. psr-
Ions Of bY Letter, Il oaoe, and they VII reosivs
ID. ". GAGE,
sutIl-R9s i6s supsrior-st.. Cleveland o.
CLEVELAND eyBOLRN ssIII4E
$40 - & r. Q. POPE
upsrintsndeats, Manufacturers and DEALER tn
roV sll kads of
~ OLK OUDR
szEU9s O0asissps q Pisls e.FAs@1
SAssIMEREs,
DOESKlN8, N
.g.,r- SATTiNETs,
tltAe's UNIONS, t.
FLANNELs,
Ora a1 BLANK ETS,
ETO, ETC
- good stock constantly ou nand, adsptes e.
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool snd Pelts, IN Jissh
or Manufactured Goods. l5-as
rrr-ua Once and Sslesr0omR,
NO. q WATER STREET, CLEVELAND. Q.
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~ AnVFRTIs IsEMERTs

i. IgTR sALE,a aTO REET," LOST, %
y ATS p a FOUND " BOARDIEG,' p "QUE-
D. 49, nnd other short notices, not exceeding
r,Un iIsEs, inserted twice IN this column for
4 ranla, Chroe times 3S cents, loEr times
= I raurBf i0r ali over K0Ua Ltn18i Hnd not ex-
! oine EfaHT EIEEs, double above rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

A stslwart German made his appearance
in the sxamining-roOm a day or two since,
explaining that he had come to report. He
was asked if he wanted to be examined.
"Oh no i'' he exclaimed, with great cheer
fulness, ''I tink I pc guilty I"
He Was held to servios.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-20

Beside these, several who have already
been examined and held to service, appeared
to-day, and furnished substitutes or paid
commutation.
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A Card

Tie subscriber taxes ala, method % re-.
turning his sinccrr thanks % the kini and
thougbtfh neighbors AMI friends who have
EvncrousiT assisted him ia many uav..
since tie des'r'lction of hi. hous- AMI most
~ rs confcuis o. frc on tho ~th. To
ihose $50 have assisted him IN ths uork o.
rehuhiing. an % all that have in asy -ay
Deiriended ban. b. returns has sincsru a..
knosirdgements. Nth The sssurascc that
ih-ir praisrsorthy acts h. al long rcmesn-
her ~''h feelinr. q GRATITUDE. whero 80
uiany have Interested themselves "a. hi. BE-
half. Il would b. unjust % name IN thi. card
even the most gcncrous Il the number
IL sincerely trust. that none -ho have BE-
frieuded him vii ever be- the subject Of
such kindnesses from other A. Be here feels
called upon 90 Publiciy Ackno-ledge.
!. a. JAcNsoN.
PARIS. Nov. rs. 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

In a lunacy case ne- on trisi IN Me-
NoEk. Dr Brosn. SsPcrinieulant % the
B.oomingda.c Asylsm. IN ansucr O. The
que-i'on -hstbcr in hts opinioa lun1iic
ooali rriic poetry. ;-stifcd a. foiio-s
90 a. Bros-a Certainly I suppose he
bostfepiy ! can case b thar question i, 20
state TAT Adicr's German All Engli.b
dictiouary. ~hioh is used a. standard text
box % the PriaciPal college, In ths coan-
trs. "a vrrtsu in thc Blooauinrialc
Lunaiic Asylam b. person - ia.ane
Hn'nd mighs aiso mention nuraber o.
the standarl tcRt books ~hich -erc written
In that institation and al safe a.
ooncilsivc fact. that one % the leading
ne-spsP-rs IN Nr~ Iork o. principally
edited IN the Bioomingisie Lsnssir Al
Lam. AM ths i-aiiag editorial - -ritisa
three Or four tiutes a week by per
son 81 gnsounl mial confined IN thas iasis-
tstion
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ohsosp. ss--At Couft 81 Frst-t. 10 Pa.
-. ~fthfa anf ior The Gsaufy 81 ORlord -
thr fhird IarsdaF 81 De-. a. ID. is6t-
Id Jus SENEkr Adsaias-tsstos tAs -
tsfs "a Nsry J. S-xrfF i-te 81 Dix6~d b.
80 tsuuiy d~cea.-d. hasrag pres-ut.d kts 6r.g
$40 -. scoosrf 81 sataisfratsoa u ne ~-fste u
-.tf si-csa-st 60 -iLs~sso-
ofccfea. I hi the -s.d .iussnisfrataf givs %
ite~ g. 1T fefsfs iaferv-tef b. causias csps 81
he eff-f g. o. Puished thrr- us--ks s.scc---ise-
y on ~ oSfsfi i'-ssocrst ,.ristrd "a Psfis hat
theg Easy aTprar sf fftissis Court 90 o. hcLl "a
f-ri-. b. $40 Couafv. "a ~ thisd Ta~-a.y
- gsn- ncSt. "a t-n ~ ~ cioek - the f.r~,asa
and shr~ csu-s. f sny they hsvs -hy he salns
shauid - .lio---si
E.w. WOODBURY.. IaiEs.
trur rupF-lftrsf- ,. : Hoaas Restsfsr
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Darn 90 HoS. JosS NJ woop We
are PANIED 90 lssrn that Hon. Job. NJ
Wood % Portland. died a. the Revere
House IN this city On SATURDAY u,1rsarns
lis dis-ase "a long fever. and rs iline..
hai lasted only a week Mr.. Wool "a.
-ideis kno-u ard respected he hasbeca
a member oi the Maiae State Lesisiaturr
All "a also a representative from the 6rs;
Name district IN the Thirty. fourth and
hir'y- hith Cougrcs,. lie has aH ~. life
Ieen iniervsted IN raiiroal,. and vas The
ooutraetor for baildinE thc Portland s.c,iou
q 'he Grand Trunk Rail-sy. in -bicb b.
lad ths Foundation q has iortanc. iIis
activity va great. snd undoubtcalv too
severn Alteration % business has,encd M,
death Mr. Wool "a. born IN Minnsink.
Orange Counfy. Ne- orb. Nov. II. 1918.
AL ~a' therefore CITY one wears Of age.
fiioston Advertise.
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NEw NouE. Dee. % The RicLmond
Engaircr. 81 the 2sth says our cavalry .,re
sttacked D. LonaEs cavAlry on TUESDAY
and ibe latter gradually fell bark On Cor
dons'iiis. Ia "a. rumored that a r.ortioa
81 ihe Jnion foruss had gone IN the dir,r-
ton q ChAriot's''lie. II GorJonsviIle -as
not msnacvd un'il yesterday. the 80. ths
place -A' safe 0-Ing The Disposition q
troops.
The Wig ofths 2tsh say, The PrObabili-
t'es AZ saat Gorlsoavills IA. been oocupi-
ed By tbc Federai..
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\ fcroUAt porHtE Nr4uFE. lie
fhreuological Journal snd LIE Iu4straf..l.
r. Janaary. appcars 18th So qaarto page.
an a beautlisl Illustrated Cover. IL cor.
iaius Portraits % Tcnnsson. S-Ii1aan.
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