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One Hundred Persons to be tried for
COnspiEaey-- Three MOnths TO be Se.
eupled--~1he Rureau of Military Jas-
tiee'' mot Yet Ready.

Conspiracy Three HOnfhs TO be Spe-
eupied--~fhe RureAu Of Military J0S-
tiee" mot Yet Ready.
Washington Cor. PhilAdelphia Inquirer.1
The Board for the trial Of the conspir-
Ators expect to meet tomorrow. There Is
no intimation yet that the press will be
given an opportunity to report the testi-
mony, although there Is full torceof stem
ogrsphers to take down the testimony, and
every arrangement is being made to hurry
through the case. Yet it may take three
months TO go through them ali. There sis
near one hundred criminals sltogether.
The bureau Of military justice have not vi
ali the testimony prepared and classifedf
nor the charges and specifications al pre-
pared. Those who sympathize with the
rebellion, and who are trying 70 screen the
rebels from the wrath TO come, will find
that the charge of Secretary Stanton that
Davis, Tucker & 90. plotted, instigated, and
paid for this murder is true There is evi-
dence, documentary and otherwise, fAsten-
ing the origin In Csnsda and its sanction
by Davis evidence that will hang them if
ever brought to trial. r5 h--..
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nnu. Frnn, ~ CanifnI.

TWashipgton kilograms to the Cincinnati GIzstts.l
THE CABINET DELIBERATINa ON RECON
sTRUCTION.
AT the Cabinet meeting to-day the sub
iect of trade with the South was briefly
considered, but the question Of reconstrue-
ton chiefly occupied the attention of the
meeting, as it did that of q special cabinet
meeting yesterday. The session to-dsy
lasted several hours. The question of ne
gro suffrage in connection with the recon-
Struction programme is attracting the
earnest attention OF the Government. II
is desired that all the loyal elements in the
south shall have sn opportunity to partie'
ipate in there habilitstion of the State Gov
ernments in the States recently in insur-
rection, while ingrained and maEe, 1ant
traitors shall be excluded from any con
naetion in auch action ..
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From the Rep. B. 7. Welch, formerly Pastorof
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,

From the Ken. B. Y. Welch, formerly EdStoT OF
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,
Nel0 York.
20 NEwToNvILLE, Nov. 10, 1864.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Allow me
to express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some months past
mas been nearly deprived of haarinf-- Tho
loss Of this important sense is certainly a
ssd deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and to degree known only to those who
have experienced it. II, therefore, there
be remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony 70 the
happy effects of your treatment and reme-
dies. Ny daughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, for several years, was seriously affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss of her hearing.
Il was with extreme difficulty that she
could participate in instrumentation of her
friends, and for two years has been deprived
Of this source of social enjoyment. Hap
PLY my attention was directed to your sd-
vertisement, and was induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
favor of kind Providence, has been sue
cessful. Her hearing, SO far as can judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. Whether
this restoration is permanent is q question
time alone can determine, but present re-
suits are certainly very gratifying.
am, dear sir,
Truly and gratefully yours,
B. L. WELCH, ID. d,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

II is noteworthy that Sanders, Clay,
Thompson, Cleary and Tucker, who are
now wanted in Washington, and for whose
safe conduct the $4,000 per caput would
be given, were the pesce negotiAtors st Nj
sgara Falls, and the men who, taking San
der's word for it, virtuslly dictated the
Chicago platform, which pronounced the
war fsilure. They are not half so anx-
ious to visit the Federal capital SIS they
we're in July lsst. .l
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american seamen's FRIEND socIe,
From the New York Herald. May 9th.l

American SeameA's Friend Society.
The thirty-seventh anniversary of this
society was held in New York city on Mon
day evening last. VIM. a. Booth, ESQ.,,
Presidentof the Society, occupied the chair.
The Thirty-seventh Annual Report was
read, from which we extract the following
facts of interest: ii..t@
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE or WATERwOREs,
oLEVELAsD, May sth 1886.
NOTICE To IRONFOUNDBRS
IN Sealed propcsals, '1sndOrssd pr5posas for
cast Iron water pipes will be received at the olre
Of Water Wors 3, (conuoil Hall BmainR) Or
about 2OO0 feet Of Is inch cast Watsrpipes reqniT
ed for these works, until II O'Clock NJ Msy sLd
1865.
Further information and specifications can Be
OBJ ai cd Of the undersigned at this ofies after
70 day.
The Board OF Tr1Etees invite the Submission Of
bids, rtserVing the right to aeeept or decline E9y
or all proposals received
By or .er Of the Boa-d, .
.a...s- d Joseph SINGER,
Superintendent and Engineer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

New Goods at Union Hall for Spring,
Is now the thsms Of vhich sing
Ws'Ve All the LATEST styles Just made
To suit the finest city trAds, Hl...
OF new Spring OVeTeoats and Sacks,
To ut the form hEe moulded wax;
And Business Goats Of stylish make,
All Of the present sty or that take,
But then the crowning Goats Of all IE.... .
Are the DREss uOArs At Union Hall.
We pride ourselves that We excel af.hti
All others in the COATS We sell;
For In them yOu will always hnd
Fit, Fashion, Grace and EAss cOmbinsd.
Bot on our Goats will not dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
OF every hue. and shads and style-- I'D.
To tsIi Jon all would take while;
SO wilt only mention here
That those = no would 10 atyle appear,
Should come to Union Hall and buy
The OL0TBIhG bast to phrase the eye;
AID not alone the eye to please, ~. .. s.
Bat money Save in buying thess;
For Ue will ssli At prices low, ''.H % ...
No matter how the Cod does 20.
10 Furnishing Goods both rich and neat,
We have a stock full and completes;
Our gallant boys IN blue" will hRd
All kinds Of goods to suit their mind.
We've also for the boys In store I'd.
better stock thaA e'er before; - 81
And can a fit, both grnst and small,
u ith CLOTHING best at UHIOH HALL.
he finest stock Of Spring and Summer
Clothing and the Lowest Prices in The oi'y At
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
sole Agency for the sale OF
Str ONG'S ARMH. TRUNKS, r.
SINGERS SEWING MA CHIMES
s.s..g ..If ar.a AND
BtOrf's AutOmatOn PFeBsman!
..I..r- Cor. Superior aud Union streets.
So LOCk out for the Giants aps
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!, Hon. Geo. d. Hillard is, it is said, about
70 become editor Of the Boston Courier and
improve it, loyalty.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
TEETHl TEETH TEETH !
RrLJIR DINTRLq.

still az hE old establifhef Dental Bo1ms corner OF
Ontario street aud Public Square, making thoee
invaluable gems, srtihciai Teeth. It the old prices
before TIE war. An Upper or Lower Sot from SO
70 Sih- All'v0rk warranted ~ Anl0 "a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

The election of Judge Patterson, a SON.
in-lsW of Andrew johnson, and for man
years an able lawyer and Judicial officer Of
East Tennessee, to the Senate of the Uni
ted States, was q ssnsiblethiDg on the part
Of the Legislature now sitting at Nash
vile. The record of the new Senator ia
unimpeachable. Although decided in his
political eonviotions ana, in the darkest
days of unisputed loyalty 10 the Union,
he has never been politician. HIS lifs
has been passed at the bar and on the
bench, where he displayed great upright
ness and practical talent. TOf course he
has the entire confidence of the Presj-
dent-oNI, Times. 5oJ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

B. s. Osborn, Rsq, naval reporter for sew
eral Eastern papers, who iIifhiahed the
elaborate reports of the frat Wilmington
expedition, which Admiral Portss claims
contributed greatly to its failure, is now on
trial before military commission for that
ofensa. -'-e 20 -'l.-
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= IUoNIT q I7IIENI1Ni
supsrintendent and EngIneer.
OFFICE OF WATEaWORKs.
Nav 9Th isB6.

OFFICE OF WATEaWORKs.
it ll.i OLAVELAsD, May sth. 1sO6.
NOTICE To BOILERMAKE ERS.
IN Sealed proposals, 'EndOrsed propasals for
River pipe, WilIbs rsoeiasd a. the once Of Atsr
Works (0Ounoil Hall BUil5ingl for = wrought iron
pipe 20 inches in diameter and shout $50 iees long,
until II o'cl ek d, Nay 22d, 1885,
Further Information and specifications may he
obtained Of the undsr.gned St this Ofice after to-
day, where the plan may also be seen .s..-.-
The Board Of trustees invite the submission OF
Bids, rsservfog the rignT % Except decline anT
or ell the bids r-eeived. ... = r.H .sH.
By order Of the Board. r..
. -- To JOSEPH SINGER,
nwI0.q0a kunft ana Truiuear
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

OFFI0H OF THa CLEYELAND IR9N MINNIE Co.,
CLEvEEAsn, May 4th, 1865.
N OFlOE.-The Annual Meeting of the
In Stockholders Of the Clevslsn1 IrOn Mining Co .
Tor the eltetiou Of officers the ensuing year viii
hs held at the efhce o. thu Company, in this dit :
on wednesday, ths nth inst. st O'Clock NJ
my6s1il sam l. l. mATdER, sse'y.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

When Buriey, the Lake Erie raider, was
delivered up by the Toronto authorities he
gave no less than four Ioadsd reEolvers
and eleven small jewelers. saws to six sol
diers, who we're also in custody At the goal,
and some of these latter hAd actually cut
their way through the bars Of their cells,
snd were in fair way to regain their lib
erty, when another prisoner named sheeFs,
who was also in the plot, 'Peached" tOthe
Governor, and thus frustrated their designs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
ARTIFICIAL LEG,
EpIcAL.
sFHERR Is ROBUUR WORD As FAIE'
DARR ANTS COMPOUND EX-
4 tract Of lal uaH-
cnRERa AND 0oRAIRA

Il a Bure, Certain and Speedy Cure for all
diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys Aad Uri-
nary Organs, either Male or Femsls5 fnsqnent-
~ psC,OEming perfect cure In the short space Of
Three Hr -Four days, and always in le,s time than
any other Preparati0a. In the use Of 7 ARRANFS
iUMPUUNO EXTRACT OF 'OUBEBS AND CO.
PAIBA there ia no need Of eohdnement or change
tf dist. In Its appfaStd sozm OF paste, Il Is
tir ~ tasteless, and causes no uBpieaeaht sense.
ton 60 the patient, and no exposure -IttsnOW
acknowledged By the NOSE learned inths PrOies-
sion that b. the above elsS8 OF Di eases, Cubebs
snd BOpa1Sa are tn Only Two Rem dies known
thai can relied upon with ahy Certainty Of sue
cess. TaFranfs Con oound E1tIAet Of Cubsis and
Oopaiba 6kVHB FAILS. hAnufacfuFed ionlS by
'tl 4-1f DiLi ,a5i1 EABRAHr a co.,
oVl4 Gtw b 27s Greenwich htEsat5 sgYoFk., g
i 1t-sold by Dguggtsn loTer the World, .
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

We have an official dispatch from Gem
srsl Candy that Dick Tsylo g forces hsd
surrendered On substantially the same
tsrmsacceded by General Grant to Lea
This completes the surrender Of all the
rebel forces east Of the Mississippi, with
the exception Of the cavalry which, It
last ACCOUNTS, was trying 10 escort Jef
Davis and his fugitive companions out
Of the country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

There have been 396 libraries shipped
making, since 1853, the commencement OF
this system, 1852 libraries, consisting oi
about $4,000 volumes. Five hundred and
forty of these libraries are in the navy and
accessible to $4,000 seamen; 729 are in
merchant vessels and accessible to nearly
10000 men. The tOtslnuhber of seaIpen
reached in this way under the most advan-
tageous circumstances for good, IS 900.
During the last yoar over 80 hospital con-
versions have been reported in connection
with these libraries, and over 400 since the
system commenced.
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THE Assassination PLOT.

The two Carrots, who we're arrested in
their fathers house near Port Royal,
where Booth and Harold were captured,
we're released to-day on parole. They are
important witnesses in the case. 1t has
been ascertsined that Booth, the assassin,
had several confederates in the thestre Al
the time of the assassination. One Of them
vas intrusted with the work of turning
out the gas IS soon IS he fred the pistol, in
order to give him an opportunity TO es-
cape without being recognized. The 9th
eFs had minor parts TO perform, such as
opening and closing the rear door Of the
fhaafra &c -.-l
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NOTICES.


OfFioE OF THE COhBIEED PETROLEUM Co.
No 81 Broadway,
a REw 'oRK, april 25lh, 1865. 4
GECOND MONTHLY DIVIDE
~ The Trustees OF this Company have tr- day
declared dividend % two pr cent. on the par
value OF their Capt. al Stock for the month ending
Nay lst, pay able on and after May 10Th, 1855
he IrAnsiar Books VIII be el from nay 7 h
20 m inc naive q. II BANtO6E,
myOEll- SO Treasurer
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Q, S. 7-sO LOAN!


VIHE SALE OF THE FIRST SERIES |
l. of $500 600, 900 of the T-S0 BOanwas eODplsted
on the sIst OF March, 1866 The sale OF the second
series Of Three Hundred Millions, puyShIo three
years from the 18th day of June, 1855, was begun
on the lat of April. In de shors spaes Of lAiy days
Ovsroas HHasrsd Millions Of ts series A0gs been sold
leaving this day less than Two Hundred Millions
to be disposed Of The interest Is payable semi
annually in currency on the 18th of December and
18th of June, by Coupons attached to zach note,
which are readily eashed anywhere. IsHmOuntstO
One Cent per Day on $50 Note.
Two Cents % siOO
20 81 il. $1,000 =
a $1,000
Mere and More Desirable.
The Rebellion is suppressed. and the Government
has already adopted measures to reduce s1pendi-
lures as rapidly IS possible peacs footing, thu
withdrawing from The mArks. As borrower and
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now Of
fered by the Government, and constitutes the
GREAT P0PULAR LOAE OF THE PEOPLE.
The sevsn-Thirty Notes are convertible on their
maturity, at the option of the holder, into
U. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
COLD BEARING BONDS.
Which are Away, worth premium.
Free from Taxation. aa
The 7-3O Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities,
Counties or States, and the interest is not taxed,
unIsss on a surplus d the owners income exceed
ing six hundred dollars year. This fact increases
their value from one to three por cent. per Annum,
according to the rate levied on other property.
Subscribe Quickly,
Less than 500, 900. 900 ofths Loan authorized BY
the last Congress are now on the market. This
Amount, at the rate at which IT u being AbsOrpsd,
viii al be subscribed for within two months, when
the notes will undoubtedly command premium,
IS ha, unfornly been the p.se on closing the sub
soriptions 70 other Loan'.. Il non SssAs probable
t1i no considerable auaoHni beyond the Prssst srisi
,via b. offered 70 De pablo. fa taI
In o,dor that citizens Of every town and section
of the country may ha afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
eIallI agreed to i've subscriptiOns at par. Sub
sorbsrs will select their agents, in whom th'y
have confidence, and Who only to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for VII oh they reosv
orders. ,-, i
ft- JAY COOKE,
3 Subscription Agent, PhlladsiPhia-
g Msy LIST. 1862. Q - ti+
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
1 SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
: MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
D COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
, NATIONAL CITY BANK, Of Cleveland
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HN0 BUILDERS.-Seale Proposals will
4 bereceiVed until noon OF the l5fh day Of Nay,
1855, for iuFnBhing all the mater sis a. d toihs
All the labor required for enclosing the new Deaf
aud Oamb Asylum building now "a course Of cree
tioH In the city OF Columbus. for the State Of
Ohio. IN Aeeordanee with the plans and specihoa-
tiOns and under the direction Of the Architect and
Suserfntsndent. -
Eaen bic mutt be accompanied BY bond IN
the sum Of twenty-five per cent. OF the amount
involved, conditioned that the party making ths
proposal or bid will accept the contract, il the
same is awarded 10 said party, the fsithfui
performance Of the contract on their part.
Plans and specihcati MS may be sen 81 the Of
Zee OF the Sup Tinte- dent, said Asylum grounds
in the Ciy OF Columbus and ais, AZ the on ses Of
ths ATohitsCt. No. Perkins Block and So Ore.
gon street, Cleveland, Ohio.
The bids will be opened At the Office 10 Colum-
bus after IL O'Clock on thu 18th day Of May 1855.
. The Superintendent reserves the right 10 rel cot
any or all the hids considered Incompatible with
the interests Of the state.
% a. J. NJ BL AnKBURH,
Architect and Superintendent.
Cleveland, OIio. May Is, 1865 my2.209
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SAILORS HOME.

The number of bOarders received during
the year is 2, 2,794, making since the Home
was opened-23 years-69 90S4; $34, ,l69
have been deposited by the boarders during
the year in saving banks. llfa3i- az
COLoRED SAILORS HOME. -- ...=
Five huncred and tweuty six boarders
have been received during theyear, making
1,449 bOarders during the 80 months Of
actual working time since 1862, the July
riots having broken it up for a time. o.!
Addresses were then delivered by sew
eral gentleman, and Board of Trustees
elected for the ensuing gear. u-5a-i ls...
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NEW MUSIC.

cs1Isna, April Is. 1895
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NOTICE TO CONTRAOTORS-
IN Proposals. will be received at the office of the
City OWL Engineer until 2 O'Clock P, N ths 22d
day Of Nay flr grading Dan and Will strasts
Pans and spet idcauons my be cen and blank
proposals OBTAINED at said KnsiBeer's once.
The ard OF City improv, msuts invite the sub-
mission OF d. rsserViug the right to accept re-
jeot the same. By OrasE of the B ard,
JOHN WHIFELAW, a.
mYI0 2l3 -TI rsaes Oity Civil Engineer.
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KXTRA PAY To oTFICERs.

The War Department has decided that
officers of volunteers below the rank of
Brigadier General, who have been or may
be honorAbly dischsrged under the provis-
15ns OF G5nerEf OrSefs ttos. 70 l'sIe - oI
Nay / and 6, 1866, and who have contin-
ued in the service until the close of the
wsr, are entitled 70 the three months' pay
properly authorized by the set Of Congress
Of March 3, 1866. The benefits of the
same act will also extend to volunteer Off
GERS below the rank Of Brigsdier, whOmsy
hereafter be discharged by honorable mus
ter-out, with their regiments or otherwise
in consequence Of the Government no long
or requiring their services.
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- I7 y aail1.TI u
ELsr
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The GOVernOr-shiP-Hee OF Sol.
dFiers in sheEman's Army.
The Columbus Journal publishes letter
from correspondent in eheFmsn's army,
from which we make the following extract
in reference to the meeting of Ohio soldiers
to elect delegates to the approaching state
convention: .H. s1 a
This meeting was largely pstronized by
Generals Oolonels, officers of all grade
but very few of the rank and file. The
meeting was organized IN the usual form,
Chairman and Secretaries being appoint
ed. Committees were ordered 70 prepare
resolutions for the government of the Con-
vention. These resolutions were bitter in
their tone, and so spitefully personal
against Governor Brough, that they were
very properly repudisted 1t is the uni
versal opinion OF the army here, that the
Governor erred previously in not filing
up the old regiments. What Governor
has not erred? Governor Brough with
the soldiers is popular, and should he be
renominAted will be enthusiastically elect
ed. The Governors austere and reserved
manner is somewhat against him. Were
he demsgogue, or s mere politician, he
might be much more popular with certain
classes.
In the convention, there were several
prominently mentioned rs candidates for
the Gubernstorial chair. Each corps had its
General, and even divisions and regiments
claimed the honor of filing the Governors
Office. If there must Do change I think
General Cox is the most popular army can
didste. He is q very modest courageous
and unAssuming gentleman. 1t is doubt
ful whether he would accept the nomins-
ton. Ohio has host of good men in the
service, who would sll make capital Gov
ernors. Stanley, Rosecrsns, Hazen, Sheri-
dan, Schofeld, David Tod, or the present
inOumbent-al these would be acceptable !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

ouod and vsre therefors loaf for the AZ tho r.sny
mcr.tiou r..
Il 4, mot ,urpdnr tia the Ssfs Cps. .ouiS rcx N b
fun Of Inaccuracies
F1sAt the present prices Of labor the compensation Of
80 per wholly Insufficient secure that degree of ute
iyenc~ in the laborers which Ia sbsotsly "a Tho
hrnsop of the vouu.nous stat.s ypon;r.d N ba
a sned for the purposes of thu State Censu. I'm r,d 10
popustion alone ( question: ara
by the blanks furnished, be- propounjed 10 nexrly
every adult, II deaf dumb, blind insane or idiot,c
tho number of aurstious amount 10 forty.loor
ian. whore the person II now In the rni,it.r .
or val service the Of questions run up to
e ard when the p.rson has been In the same service lie
NUMBER of ,ion. umoun 10 I'm, When Il /.
uner Ma, the drict the CITY according 10
the STATE returns av,roge little lees than two thou and
rrqnred he
Il ro,iS,sd son,bi Of III ebor reo,rrd Of In. n AZ
80 d;Is h in'agnsd and the drzr.. of Ia
t.lls.,ra -, ,,s.n, correrk return a, sac d,.
trit nav no cI.sysr eomorehenson OF this
suyy.si1n s H. from the schedo of the partcu
ars required 10 he obtained by the state enunerators In q.
gard 10 popuon which In the appendix thi
| report '
Ssoadhe State districts are entirely too large expec,
tic ,vort 81 ,ars, % - h se,y.,eIy done esoecay y,
ths c.nsa. ~ onnn., w G y, T. an ~ n rr,ed
or the rs day Of June Any one acquainted with the oa
IA IT, Z -, & o, sns Popd ~ - 49,.
"A co,r.c,v %, a,v cx..t a. n H. yrory ,ao A. ave-
hevooa ,bs, dsv e ,rs,dv Ia H. Eonr 80 nunr
sor fosnd nch ,roabs fro, III ard n l. ale 10 "a,
that n the State had MD nanr attention T.
the regulations requiring the census Of population as
ON tn 6r of Inn, ia AZ on half o th Districts of thu
Countv wonld nav, r.oured ,nncb LANCER time 10 com