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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
~ CINNATI RAILROAD.
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854


Is64. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
On and after Monday, May 10th, Is64, Passenger
ceptedl:
lst TrGin-5:35 A M-OINCINNATI EXPRFsS-
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New London
Shelby, Crestline, Gallon Gilead, Cardington'
AshlsJr Delaware. Lswil Contsr and Worthing-
ID Train-2:25 P. M-ACCOMMODATION.- -stops
at all stations, and arrives in Columbus at so
P. NJ, Cincinnati 20 A.
I'd Trains-7:0O P. M.-SIGHT RESs-stoupiuq
a. BeTeas GraItons Wellington, New London
Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilead, Cardiugto1
and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus at 80 and I0:2OAM3P
arrive at Cleveland go A. NJ, $50 and P n
CONNECTIONS.
Sheiby-Sandusky, Mansfield q Newark Railroad 70
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, ZanesTills,
Orestllne- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & CHICAGO Rail.
road, Forest, Upper sanduszy, DelphOs, Lima
or " aynei LapOrte, Chicago &C, West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster Massilion &c
GTaftqn and BelefOntaine Railroad Line for Marion
Belefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie Indian-
apOlis, Ierre Haute, Nincennes, Eyausyillo
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DeleWare-With Springfield Branch for gnTi,oasld
Coluabu5-Llttle Miami 4 Columbus, and XeIia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton. fndiananoIiI
IerTe Haute, st. Louis, Morrow Loyeiand and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
halro5d AZ Slncinnan Tor Louisville, Evans
vile, cairo, 81. Louis, and all points on the
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark. Zanes
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Plqua In
DIANA Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
~ or Tickets 10 all points and infOrmatio aunIv
st tho Passenger Station aud al Union Tickst oiss
l47 Superior street. ES FLINT
Cleveland, May Il, 1854. Superintendent
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SUBSTITUTES WANTRD.-The highest price
paid for Substitutes or recruits at 205 On
tario Street.
Twenty men are wanted for one year by
men wishing to be represented in our grand
army.
Call from to IL A. NJ, and from to 8
P. n.
aug At
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALR.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for sale.
Apply at this office. aug23:l63
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEApER OFFICE,

Ihe receipts Of Grain BY rail for the "A hOur
ending at half past O'Clock to-day are a. fol-
lows
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HORSE FAIR.

. Rs E FA / R.
On the Huron Co. Fair Grounds, At NorWaIk. Tho
Horses kennebec and J. Il. Welch, known as the
Longmane, will 60 for premium Of four hundred
dollars, on the 9th day Of August, 1854.
Ladies admitted free.
Horses to go in harness, one mile heats, three
best in i've. LYsANDER PELTON,
Aul6-l64 ANSON sAMMIS.
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WANTED-AGENTS no SELL BY
~ subscription, Rev. c. b. Boynton's new and i'm
portant work ENGLISH AND French NEUTRALITY
AID TIE ANGLO-FREScU ALLIANCE, IN THEIR RItA-
qI0Es TO TIE UNITED STATES AND Russia" Full
Tarteulers, terms, &C, gyenon application 10 the
publishsrs, C. +, VENT & CO.,
auIs-I6s IS West Fourth St, Cincinnati, o.
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OswEGO ALARKET-Aug %.

FlOur-Advaneed 25c with good demand.
Sales at SO 50SlO 70 No 1 spring; II 5OaIl rs
for white; l2 25al2 so XX
Wheat-Better dema nd and higher; winter red
Indiana so; amber Mich. 2 35; new do 2 40; 30.
Chicago spring 10.
COFH-Firm. III. mixed / A.
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A Donation visit by the present and for
mer students, citizens and friends general
ly of the Twinsburgh Institute, will take
place at the Institute on the afternoon and
evening of the 31st day of August. A gem
eral Reunion of the old students, and a
good time is expected. Good speaking,
music and refreshments in abunance will
be furnished. a1g,2O:165.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAJ ROAD
1854 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lss
On and sfter Monday, May 10Th, 1884, Trains leave
Cleveland a5 l0llOwf, daily, (Sundays eXcepteil
s;9O A. .M.-MAIL-ArTives az New York al l2:O0 A .
M Philadelphia 7:10 A. NJ. Boltimore 200 A
Nj pittsburgh 3 80 P. NJ; WhaelinR5.2s p NJ
l:25 p. M.-EXPRESS-Arrives at New York / :45 p
NJ; Philadelphia at IO:20 A. NJ; Baltimore Al
ll;9 A NJ Fittsbnrgh 500 P. M; Wheeling
Both trsins connect at Hudson FOR Akron and MI
lersburgh ~ ~
NJ mM0rping Train connects at Rayenna with A. &C.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New YORK
wa AllentownJ, without change of cars.
nS Fare as low as by any other line
70 Through Tickets can be procured At the Union
Ticket Omee, Wedden House, at the Depot or the
Euclid45treet Station. -
F.R. MYERS. g. T. l-sai. ~ A. 'i1g msSls "
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At the n. Y. Tribune Office.
WANTED-BY A DISCHARGED
w Soldier, Situation as Asst Clerk in Wholesale
or Shipping House. Address J. W. X, this Office.
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I worry BUTToNs-NEW JUST
i receiTeda at =Y.
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SEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER CoUPoN INTEREST.
September 1O-4O and November 5-2O
coupons bought at the highest rate of pre-
MUM paid for gold.
C. A. REID & Co., Bankers,
.--nao.1RR gr,nn-sn- II CInrrnlnnd n
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SUBsTITUTRs.-Two twelve months Sub.
stitutes, and four three years Substitutes
can be had on reasonable terms. Apply to
Palmer & Root, City Hotel.
aug % 1875
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OLIVER NAPKIN RINGS-JUST
Rreceived-new styles at COWLEs cos,
-auIS I37 Weddsn House.
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ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED.-FOr the
190th regiment, to be raised in this Dis
trict. Lieutenant Brown has opened Re
cruiting Office at No. So Superior. street,
rooms over George Cooper & Co.'S Hardware
store, near the foot of Superior Street. All
men that are desirous of going into this
new regiment will come to No SO, Superior
street, where they can enlist for one, two
or three years, and they will get the high
est Bounties paid by the city or towns in
the county. Military Committees Of cities
and towns are requested to bring the men
here to enlist for the new regiment, that
want the credit of the men. H.
aug 18: l66 s. S. BRowE, Lieut..
ALIENS ArTENTIoN.-To an Alien who
wishes to go as a Substitute the high
est bounty will be paid, if applied for I'M
mediately. JoHs ALEXANDER,
aug. 16 16 + los St. Clair st.
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pOARDING-A man apd wife can find
u pleasant Boarding place at q wood street
aug22.2t
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WANTED-AH ALIEN SUBSTI-
w TUTE, TO whom the highest bounty will be paid.
LUX BAIE-SEY EhAL TIECES OF
a choice Garden Lands, with dwellings, fruits and
barn. from to 70 acres. No, Holman Block from
30 ~ a %. Rql6l65
DEAD DR. WELLS ADVERTISE
LN MENT In another column.
fsb2T:R2
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TnE REBEL GENERAL WMkER.-A cor
respondent Of the Boston Traveller
writes:
have had an interview with the
rebel General Walker; found him a
good-looking and well-spollen man. his
age, ] should think, about forty. He
told me he was nephew of Robt J.
Walker, who was his guardian from the
age of twelve years He said that the
day before he would have preferred to
, die, but that he felt much better now,
as everything was done, that could be
done, for his health and comfort.
! told Gen. Walker that believer
there was no disposition among us to
treat otherwise than with all kindness
any wounded and suffering man who
might fall into our hands. His eyes
filed with tears at these words He
told me he was q member of the Epis-
copal Church. When first taken his
behavior was rather savage and fierce,
but when saw him he was very gen
tie and subdued. ! felt no little inter
est in him. His leg had been ampu-
.tated, and he expressed himself conf
dent he should recover. This, howey-
er. l understand, is rather doubtful
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A Good suggestion for all the States.

RON LitN tiisiiA ~ J u 1AtifaiAi
While thousands of the sons of New
York are falling upon the battlefield,
il may not be improper for us again to
cali the attention OF parents, relatives
or friends of those in the service, to the
effort now being made, under the at
thority of the Legislature of the State,
to collect, for official preservation, the
civil and military history Of all our
volunteers. We need not appeal te the
friends of our fallen braves in a lengthy
argument, showing the prcpriety of the
request which Col Doty, the Chief Of
the Bureau of Military Statistics, has
made for information of tile character
referred 70, but We may assure all that
no improper use will be permitted Of
any Of the facts collected. The blanks
issued by Col Doty may be obtained
by letter, or from Postmasters through
out the State. We quote from an arti-
Gle heretofore published:
The labor of the greatest magni-
tude devoivng upon the Bureau, and
which is surrounded by the greatest
difficulties, is that which pertains 10
collection OF materials Tor biographies
Some psi. 000men have already entered
the public service from this State dur
ing the present war, and Of this NUN
Der not less than fifty thousand have
died on the field or IN the camp No
record exists in sny of the public de
partments which show the names or
residences of friends of those noble
men. Attention is particularly called
90 this fact, with the hope that every
one who has lost friend or relative,
or who has one now IN the armies of
the nation, win send 10 the Bureau at
once the name and residence Of such
friend, and an account of his life. whe-
Their an officer, non-coInmissioned Off
Ger, or private, ogether with a record
of tie part he has taken in the present
war. These sketches may be brief or
lengthy. ernde or elegant; 50 that they
are authentic IS al that is required
The enterprise depends for its success
upon the hearty co-operation of all
classes represented IN the army. The
least which a friend of any of our sol
diers can do is 10 see that his name is
80 recorded in this Bureau that the
memory of his services shall not per
ish
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Mar SIN
United States Internal Revenue.
AszFssoR's OFHJF, SECOND DISTRICT oF TENNESSEE. /
Nashville. May 2ad, 1851. ]
INCOME TAX

As-Ess0B's OFTIyF, SECOND DISTRICT oF TENNESSEE.
Nashville. May 2d 1854. ]
INCOME TAX.
10y THE SIXTH SECTION OF THE ACT OF
d Congress Of July I, 1862. il is made the duty
Of any person liable 10 the income tax before
the hr-t Monday Of may in each year, to make a
lis. or return Of the cunt Of his annual income 10
the assistant assessor Of the District in which he or
she reside The time having passed, this must
be complied with Immediately.
Evc,y person who shall tai to make such return
by the day specified viii be liable 70 be assessed by
the assessor according TO the best Information
which he can oUtain, and M such case the assessor
will add fifty per cenum 70 ihe amount OF the
items OF such list
Every person who shall deliver to an assessor
any false or fraudu!en; list or statement, with intent
10 evsie the valuation Of hs income. Is subject 20
fine Of five hundred dollars; sud IN such case the
list viii DC made ont by the assessor or assistant
asses or, aud from the valuation 80 made there can
be no apTeai.
II Is al made he duty OF every person engaged
take ont licease for the same and 10 register his,
hlr or their names " tn the assessor, under pen
81 3 for neglect or failure 70 DO 80.
Steamboat owners, brewers, butchers, auction
GERS, aud manufacturers OF any goods, ware, or
merchandise made or sold, required 70 finnish
lists monthly in addition 20 the 6nnuai list and dis
tlers as often As three times month.
A strict observance OF the law is the only means
by which the penalties can be avoided.
Every information and the forms necessary TO a
clear understanding Of the law, VIII bo promptly
furnished on application ut the office OF the Asses
sor and Collector, b ing the Office formerly occu-
piad b, u. c. Love, E-u, at the Court House.
JOHN MCCLELLANp, Assessor
NOV
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The Steamer 4. c. HlIIman Fired Into.

The Cairo Democrat learns from Mr.
J. " Scott, a Government aid, that on
Thursday last, az the steamer Hillman,
loaded With troops, was passing leland
No. p, she was fired into by a squad Of
guerrillas, from the Mississippi side Of
the river. The Arago was about half
mile behind the Hillman at the time Of
the firing and her passengers saw the
whole affair The FIRE was returned
from the troops on the Hillman. and
the rebels skedaddled.
Although the Arago passed the Hill
man soon after, it was not ascertained
whether the fire had killed or wounded
any person on board At Gaines Land
ing Marmaduke has several bat
teries planted, and it is conjectured that
he viii stop navigation.
Mr.. Scott says that the river bottom
IS lined with guerrillas, who prowl about
in squads of from ten TO thirty, and who
fire upon every steamer that comes with
10 reach Until these predatory bands
are effectually squelched out, naviga-
ton on the lower Mississippi will be
somewhat dangerous.-L0uSriEe Jour
nal
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The War Democrats for the Baltimore
Nominees.
Fron IL 800 pa-lr Louns

RON tiir laa-lire DlllA dDlIDhi.
At q conference of leading War Dem
ocrats, held at Albany last winter, be
lieving that a more efficient and tho
rough organization of the War Demo
cratic wing Of the Union party would
lead to the strengthening OF the organ
ization and the accomplishing of much
good 10 the Union cause and to the
country, it was resolved that a State
committee Of three from each judicial.
district should be appointed to effect
the desired purpose. The committee
was accordingly named, comprising
the names Of many efficient and dis
tinguished Union men and reliable
War Democrats which met at the st.
Charles Hotel in this city last evening
for organization.
After consultation 1t was resolved to
adjourn until Saturday morning at .
o clock, when the committee proceeded
to organize, by electing Hon. George A.
Brandeth, Of Westminster, chairman,
and H. c Page, of New York, secre-
tary
The meeting was very enthusiastic,
and the members were unanimous in
their warm expressions of devotion to
the organization, principles, and purpo-
ses Of the Union party, and their sup
port Of the Union candidate to be nom
mated at Baltimore
The mention of the names, during
the discussion, Of Secretary Stanton,
Whose ability, energy, and devotion to
the country were warmly eulogized,)
Generals, Grant, Hancock, Dix, Butler,
and Sickles; Daniel s. Dickinson, Ly-
man Tremain, JAS T. Brady. Brough of
Ohio, CONFESS Of California, johnson of
Tennessee, Forney of Pennsylvania,
and other eminent soldiers and leading
War Democrats, met with repeated ap-
plause, and a decided preference ex-
pressed for the denomination of Presi-
dent Lincoln as the standard-bcarer of
the Cnionists in the coming political
campaign.
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HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSE,
.
FOR SALE BY
W. MATT. BROWN & CO.,
No. II Cherry-st.

- RESIDENCE ON NcLENnRE-STRE
si@ north OF Cedar, with nine rooms. Free from
Xatlon.
- RESIDENCE ON GAY-sTREET. BETWEEN
Il Cheny aod summer, wiki five rooms. Price
S4,00J.
- THREE Residences on CHURCH
s5;; street. between McLemorc and High-strects.
Ill. T"o at S2O,0vO and one at 5000.
II EsIDENCE on SOUTH SUMMERSTREET
IL near Mulberry, with five rooms aud basement.
Price $500.
business HOUSE, CORNER CHERRY AND
ID Mulberry streets, with residence M the year,
containing four rooms. The present occupant can
be bought out on reasonable terms.
u ESIDENCE on CHERRY STREET, NEXT
IL door 70 the above, containing two rooms.
ID EsIDENCE IN WATKGNs' GROVE, WITH
IL i've rooms.
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE on CHERRY-sT.,
q couta ming seven or eight rooms. a shurr dis
tsnce from the Post Office. Price sl6,e00.
FARM, THREE MILES FROM THE CITY,
"A on the north side OF the Cumberland urer,
atacres Of superior garden land. Inc residence IS
new, containing nine rooms Price sl+oJO'
~ Or L FARMS, AND PARCELS or UNiM-
~ proved country lands containing from - 10
goo acres from % TO ten miles from the city.
4 TRACTS OF TTIBERED LAND. SOME OF
4 which are possessed Of the finest Waterpower In
ihe state, and well adapted for manufactures, saw
ndis sheep raising and vineyards
4 NUMBER Of VACANT 7 OTIS LOCATED
n in every portion Of the city and suburbs, for
sale snd lease.
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StraYed,

FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE
S5azrs. subscriber, No. 10 South Suumer-street,
.G-,fif one black MARE, sbout seven years old,
tF ii ISlL hands high had running hstula
sight hind foot white, with white blaze face.
Also, one hay HORSE, about seven years old,
] hands high, n. poor condition LAS black maBe
ana tail ANY information leading 70 the:r rer0v-
or3 viii b. liberaily rewarded. ". W. KNOX.
June 5--lHe
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SfraVed.

INROM TIE SUBSCRIBER, on CORNER OF
il Ash and CherIy-streets some six weeks aao,
a small RED COW with Wh te In lace and me
on each jaw. Sinco leaving home hFd a cali. Any
person returning her will DC res srded with twenty
dollare No ear d. .rks on her. some white on
10th sides, and tail i.srtly white.
NAV INV HENRY PHILLIPS.
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$40 Reward.

I OsT, on YESTERDAY MORNING, Be
1 tween Broad-street ana the Chatfanoos,s dc
POT BUNDLE Or PAPERS, containing note for
seven hundred dollars, from George GerlcCk %
John Floeck, permit 70 ship goods, aud severed
receipts.
t5-Press please copy snd send bill 70 this office.
may $50
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EstraY.

FI1AEENIrP, BY GEORGE BRAKE, ONE MARE
MULE The sad Mule j. aboui "A hands
high, of q dart grey color, about three years old
branded e. o. on the lel thgh. We valued the
Mule 81 seyeHty-hYe dollars The sad George
Brake resides ia Davidson county, District No. -.
April l4th, ls5l. David SMILEY,
VII. PlkE.
AK. McDssTEI. Ranger. may ta-0.ste
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srr No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF CossoErPT.

sET No. 2.--THE ADVENTURES or A CosscEPT.
No. 1. Ha, draft goodl IS a patdot, if drafted
e receive letter which tells the agonizing
fact-Im drafted.
$. BY the sdvice Of 100000 friends offer a
substitute.
4. Who uttarng q quaek, is rejected by the
insuted surgeon.
5. feel mycountry calls farewell, my love !
60 where glory waits mel
s. I fercely charge the foe, aud do fearful
carnage.
7. Aud make sturdy rebhl ~
8. Am sent with dispatches, perIlOus dutyi
death or glOryI
Q. Attacked by band of goriIlss. 1 cry,
"Come on re t-r-T-rsltors p'
10. discomht them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief.
IL, deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made q brlgadler-general.
L. And thus relieved from al future dangers
in the field, crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
souest cOlored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market.
SCR No. S.-THE SLAVE N 1855.
MOL. In the cotton field.
2 The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
:. The parting; 8" Buy Us too"
5. The lash.
6. Blow for blow.
Z. in the swamp.
s. Freei
o The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty
IL. Victory.
u. lie died for victory
In ordering, tine number o. the Bel Is only neces-
sary 10 mention. For instance, No /, 2 or 3, all
OF them, if ali are desired.
Price, go Gents each set,
FREE BY MAI.
TRADE PRICE NET.
Three Sets, Zone Of esch, As sampled post
pad lor.--.-..........-. .-.....-..-.......S %
One dozen Set, Escorted, u prefeuet)
post paid %
SIX dozen Set, assorted, II preierred,)
freight paid BY buyer.-......-.-.......-... Il %
One Gross, assorted, If preferred freight
paid by 30 %
Army Agents, SUtlrrs and Pedlar7, if they prefer
il, may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, With instructions % Peg for
Goods delivery 81 the Office Of TIE cOmpsay
here. Newsraen and others in a permanent Locality,
viii send money for small orders; barge orders, Il
preserreG, c. o. -. Send ycur orders 10 fail n n
sure ProTnp. delivery. Seal al letters carefully,
and address plainly to
GEO. p. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Msr Ism o.107 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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EstraV.

TAKEN Up, BY p. V. WHEELER. on THE
1 I5th d Apui, lsl-l. tFo hlaci. spec zied ONEH,
about i've wear. Old, Hh.cH we're valued a. sixty
dolinn, AMI which HgH the possession o. said
IS heeier oi The MurfrecsnoEo Pike twelve mliei
from Nashville. April idfh lsof.
JAMES JOB ksDh,
CALEB GOODRICH.
Ajax. Mcdaniel, Ranger. may l3-w3te
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The Confederate Congress passed a
resolution to adjourn May 3lst A mo-
ton was made in the House TO rescind
1t WAS laid on the table
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SER no. E.-OUE RELATIONS At dOHE AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING
no. l. On England's muggy shore, a suriy lion
gave grleYOus rOarl
2 Which temporarily sstOnished even the
Gallo cock.
i. Who responded with Warlike Tgor, when
lion Cayed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: 90 Il he
not q bird Rnd brotherf"
5. Which he fOrgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf Of the G. S. A.
8. The arTning Of the wolf by his EUthfIl
squire, the lion.
7. The Mexican yulture garrOted BY the gal
lie cock
g. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the ion pockets his rams.
Q. Grand combat between tho eagle and the
wolf Of the c. s. A.
10. Death of the vol.
II. The eagle yindicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
~ Grand tabeau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Ball (the liOnl and France
tine Gallo cockl in future.