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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
cLOTHIAG.
E. RHEINHEImER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND Retail.
1874 EuperiOr street,

194 tupertOr street,
MOULD ANNOUN E TO THE
w public that he has a full line Of Olo,hipg OF
bis own manufaCtuse and of the best ma ;erial,
on hand.
Particular attention ls called to the manufao-
ture and style ofCur sork- We employ none but
the best Of wnfkmen, and use nothing but
the best Of Trimmings in each snd every
garment. Satisfied frem expt rsnoe, tn It the pso-
pie OF this vicinity need nothing but hrst-osis
work, we therefore offer no astern sol shop goods
to our customers, hut every thirg Of our own man-
utaoture, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus.
tom WORK.
Our OUSTJM DEPAR rAIENr is under the
charge OF Mr. SPEdCER, Gutter OF fifteen years.
experience In the beat New York Housrs, and we
can frutafully say that he has 20 equal in this
city, and We defy any Houso in n g city to turn
out garment in the style and finish Of ours "a
Gentlemen in want OF first class garments will
eeFe md full assortment OF French and Eng ish
Beavers Tricots, Rresdolotbs, OsssimsTss and
Festiogs OF ell desirable shades aud novelties.
Remember that we do no JOckeying business,
have but ONE PRICE, snd sell at low figures.
manufacture our goods pay no manu-
iacturer any pront, consequently can save tWen-
y per cent by so doing, the benefit ol which We
give to our customers.
Give rs q call, and Jon Will bo satisfied that this
Is the ase, and that We deal honorably by all
Aug25; R5:dAtri
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JESSE aRANT's ecHooLINa.

The only schooling that Jesse r. Grant
had was while living in the family of
Judge Tod, Gather of David Tod, late Gov.
ernor,) in youngstown, (now in Mahon.
ing County, "and that" said the old man,
"8s l had to chop wood for two fires, and
do other chores, was very little. It was
while living on the Reserve that the news
came of the death of General Washington.
Jesse, then five years of ge, observing his
mother weeping asked her Whist was the
matter. " General Washington is desdI"
she replid. Was he any relation of
yours 2" inquired the wondering child.
"And that, said the veteran, twas the first
1 knew of the Father. of his Country"
RE,LIN1scENcEs on TILE c,r,rrnLrln -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Embraces everything in its line, from the chsspest
Wool to the richest Paisley.
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NIISCELLANEOUs.

NOTICE-All packages left st the st.
IN Clair Stces House, not redeemed before the ex-
piration of 80 days from this date will sold at pub
lie suction to de.ray expenses. WIN. KIBSEL,
Oct 3 1856 g52 Proprietor.
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HFOO-PARTNERsEIP HEpV

iHh OU-FAhTN EhSHIP HEREIO-
Il fore existing under the firm anne Of HODGES 4
Brothsrs, as General Agents OF the Manhattan
Life Insurance 90, lie this day terminated By mu-
tual consent. Messrs. Lewis. Spencer . 90 have
been appointed as our successors in the General
Agency, and are authorized to settle all outstand-
ing accounts ofths late firm.
HODGES b BROTHERs,
Cleveland. September oAth 1851
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
FROM NEW YORK.
Gossip from the Metropolis.

From an Occasional GORE p5ndeut.l
NEW, YORK, September %, 1865.
EDITORS LEADER promised you that
1 would, on my return to the Metropolis,
occasionally give you my notions on cur
rent events. Please don't head me and
lead me as your regular correspondent be-
cause the mood strikes me very seldom
and you would be dreadfully disappointed
if you depended upon me.
THE KEANs.
I went to see these celebrated actors a
few nights ago, and confess my great dis
appointment. Their reputation is very ex.
tended, and it may be that I am no Judge
of such matters, but no moderate sum
would tempt me 10 go again and hdget
through their representations in Henry
the Eighth. Indeed I confess the begin
ming of dislike to Shakespeare for having
written such a numbering play. The male
Kean certainly must have JceR good &C
tor to have gained such renown, but now
ne is no longer youthful and with deficient
teeth srticulates so indistincIly that it be.
comes painful task to listen to his num-
blings. Mrs. Kesn, formerly Ellen Tree,
is also "no chicken"-bss strong Hebrew
features and has long since lost all preten-
sions TO figure or style. Nevertheless the
Broadway Theatre is nightly crowded at
doubled prices, and the reprehensibIe Gus
tom of blocking up the passage ways with
chairs is here followed to the fullest extent.
What pity that no gentleman hiss the
moral courage to protest against tli'=oeld
blooded practice. Some day or other,
when one of our theatres, thus crowded
and jammod full, burns down, and in con-
sequence of the difficulty of egreas many
valuable lives are lost, We viii all bitterly
lament our want of pluck and lack of
strength of mind to put an end to this
growing evil.
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OF THE GhNhRALS BOY
Ganeral Grsnt aarlv arhihitad a nnrtie1-

General Grsnt early exhibited partial.
ity for horse flesh. He has the reputation
of being the best rider in the army, and be
drives with the vigor and expertness of a
professional whip. There Is 3 hill west of
the village of Georgetown (msy the devil
fly away with it y that separates the town
from the bottom-lands of White Oak Creek,
Tesmsters with stout four.horse teams often
got 'stsllednl hereabouts,5 and 1 suspect
were not mindful of the injunctions against
profanity, in their perpIexity. Young
Grant, then lad of ten or twelve years
provided with two horse team, passed a
good deal of time at this laborious work
but such was his success that he managed
TO make two horses do as much work as
the four of other men, and never stalled
his team. Remarking this, one of the
t2amsters asked the lad how it happened
that he never got stalled, and his reply
was IT never got stalled myself, and SO
my horses never got stalled either;" which
some might take to be an indication of that
determination and resolute purpose which
illustrate the career of the General as
soldier.
The lad, as it is said, was remarkable
for his tact in managing horses. He
i'broks" them with an ease that sstonishei
he villagers, and even before he was
.welve years of age, men came from con-
L hlo li=tonona 70 hama biy,, Io.-, SL.:-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Muzio, it is said, will return here from
California next month, having accepted
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
DRESS SILKS

In Black and Fancy We have the greatest variety
ever shown in this market, with full line OF
Evening silks.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cloak Department

We would particularly osu the attention Of the
trade to this brauch Of the bu'iness, as we have
obtained the most competent managers, and are
prepared 20 I'LL all orders, by the quantity 9th
erwise, at the 'hortest notice and at the lowest
Wholesale prices
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FOR SALE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

M lCClCD1EL 40LAO LAM
4l The subscriber, citizen OF MifsisipPi, is &C.
lands in thai State. He Is also T. mlsr with the sub
1ect OF titles both before the W1r and under the
questions erising out Of il. Having resided NORTH
during rast Two years tmosty IN this ctyli arc
oers his Personal and professional services 10 those
desirous o. purchasing lanis II the South Ibese
lands may low be bon ght ct n SURPRISINGLY Low
FIGURE, an present. cld for Investment oil speeoT
aed blOaf profit. ANY in normatlon gwen. ADDRESS
JOSEPH Tli0THSCHILD, Cleveland, ". oet3:25S
FOR SALE-TRUNKS--Sole,les leather,
Il Saratoga, GsntIfmtn's Travelling Trunks, and
all other varieties, Of Our own msnuiacturet HAMa
on hand. MARSHALL q WATKINS, ll4 s[a s1psL5or
st. seRzI ~
FOR SALE-OIL-A fine lot Of Petro-
= leum Burning OIL at the Factory CT W: J.
GUILD, on Central MaE. seP5o:AI-
FOR SALE-A beautiful Gothic Cot
throughout with hot and c5ld water, bath, water
closet, &c Location on IAke St, near Clnton Park
In lulre Of J. L. & @. l.. IHGEBsOLLs I'll Superior
st. seP2a
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
IL BEREA.-WiIl be sold cheap. This is rare
opportunity for Germans or others desrous OF edu-
eating their children at the schools OF borea and 70
obtain home at small figures ADDRESS z Y. BOX
ii Beres, OF ''B" LEADER Ohoe, Cleveland ONO.
OUT SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The undersigned keeps constantly on hand /.
Heading, at this lowest market priccs! 49,
near Cleveland 4 Toledo Reilroad depot.
All crders promptly flled and satisfaction var
Tknted. JUNE EDGAkTOh.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

CAhhlNGHONS COMMiSSlOh AGENCY
Why will our provincial country citizens
worry themselves and bother their friends
by sending TO have their various COMMITS
sions executed, when for the trifing charge
of FIVE per cent they can do so well
through Darlington i Co, of No. 80
Breadwsy2 Darlington has been long in
this business, and can buy cheaper than
any private individual, and then should it
occur thAt things do not suit, we can growl,
which among friends would be considered
bad taste. When lived out of town in
vsriably pstrouizad Darlington in prefer
ence to taking up the time OF my various
and numerous business friends, who, when
theyIsued me with msny soft word doubt.
less often considered me confounded bore
for taking up theirvAlusble time. 1 found
my account in the procedure, and if any
of your readers would care to form their
acquaintance, upon sending address they
will promptly receive circular giving all
particulars. Darlington is a wit and
good fellow and edits the spiciest little
monthly sheet issued in this city. send
you some copies of the ComDliSsionatre,
which, in consequence of its table always
appearing in crimson ink, is called Hthe
only red-headed journal in the United
States" ..---
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD
w with first class private family, for man and
Eife,-must be cen raj and where here are but ieW
or no other boardeIs. Address "BoARDER," LEADER
Once OieveIaud oct3 =
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WANTS.

WTANTED-ROOM AND BOARD
w with first class private family, for man and
vife,-must be cen raj and where here are but iew
or no other boardeIs. Address "BoARDER,n LEADER
0lics, Cleveland. Oot9 = v
MANTED-TO RENT-A neat COM
modions house i9r small family 0l on tRe .trest Mess
Taiirc ad address ''F. G. h" this office. oct3:252
A GENTLEMAN CAN FIND
"A hoard in private family, tHo- Y siek9x O.
street. oeS =
MTANTED-To RENT Or PUR,
w CHASE A DWELLING HOUSE. Wanted
I'M not tyesidi1e siIeS per snau viii be gwen
possession to be had sometime this all or wouli Like
20 buy res denee worth from SO oe0 to $1,000 with
cash. Address q. N. Drawer zl9. ocI3:25O
WANTED-A respectable woman ss
w nurse for little gil, is mon his old. Must be
strong and he llihy. Good recommen iat rs requir-
cSRgiy. cSRgi Aoai''' nis, y, ",' -Y'Np' &C ssss
WANTED-A Warehouse for an Oil
w business. Address OIL, LEADER Office.
WANTED-Immediately, first class
w Bricklayers, for which sfto osl rs Ter day VIII
be paid. PATRICK HENRY, new Temperance daH
back Of Oathe iral Superior st. ocl5:z29
WTANTEp-Three first class coat ma
w kers at l21 Bank st. A. EYEABs. sep29:25o
WANTBD-I000 AGEN TS-To can
w ylss for the great new work, ''PETROLEUM
V. V.NASBY PAPERS, published by Il, W. Carroll
& Co. This book must have larger circulation than
ANY book sold by subscription, owing its orig
inality and humOr. There IS no Similar work IN tic
field so that gents will find tn 8 glorious CppOr-
tunity If they embrace it soon. This work L Erint-
cd, engraved aud bound in the highest style Of the
arr and contains 40 pages Of weil written tier.
pplicAH Is viii state their expeIience, and name
their first, cond and third choice as to territory.
They msy either send for Circulars or il they wish
to commence at once, inclOse 81, for order book
and s. for sample book. We give the highest terms
fany mouse in America. No charges for bozcs OF
freishts and exclusive rights 10 territory.
Address JOSEPH l.. T0PHAM & CO., s. i. corner
Fourth and Vine sts., Cincinnati, o.
n. B.-A General Agent wanted IN every State OF
the Union. sep2S .2d6dkH
WANTBD-T0 SKLL-A great bar
w gaizs, or exchange for merchandise, $1,000
worth Of valuable resi estate in Illinois. For fur
ther particulars, sddress J. AUGUSTINE Mendots,
III. sep25 :2J6
WANTED-TO RENT-A comfortable
w dwelling in g desirable part of the city, BY a
good tenant, at rent not to exceed 81 GOO. Inquire
Of J. E. & G. l.. 1NGERSOLL, 2ll SupeTiorst.
aGrIpT
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WANTED-TO RENT-A neat COM
w modions house for a small family on the West
Side. in respectable lecaty On Or near street
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
FALL FASHIONS.

Yesterday was Hopening day" for ladies'
fall fashions. Such things don't interest
an old married man like myself only as far
as growing is concerned when the newt.
able bills come in on such occasions. They
say that the fall style of bonnet is some.
thing very Stunning" and looks well only
upon stylish and graceful women. They
say that it will in future be considered
the ''cheese" TO wear the various feathers
and birds of paradise on hats pointing for
warded instead aft as formerly. So when
your lady readers meet such on Superior
street they must not put the wesrer down
SIS being an idiot bat only think that she is
bounding along on the tip-top crest of the
wave of fashion. 'Oan such things be and
not o'ercome US 2" or words to that effect.
By the way the bsggy style of trowsers for
gentleman has had its day and they are of
present worn quite small. Plaids are very
fashionable this fall.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

A GENTLEMAN CAN FIND
"A board in q private family, at no. Y 5ie1ox
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

General Slocum, the Democratic candi'
date for Secretary of State, approved the
famous peace arrangement Of Generals
Sherman and Johnston, which the whole
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

WANTBD-TO SKLL-A great bar
w gaizs, or exchange for merchandise, $1,000
worth of valuable resi estate in Illinois. For fur
ther particulars, sddrgss J. AUGUSTINE. Mendots,
Ill. Eep2S.2j6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

WANTED-TOR RENT-A comfortable
w dwelling in desirable part of the city, By
good tenant at rent not 70 exceed 81 co., Inquire
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

WANTED-Imme first class
w Bricklayers, for whith sfto 4:25 Ter day will
be paid. PATRICK HENRY, new Temperance Hall
-t-,ffr fr,s1,1 1arg1 sr1ra- -
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Gray's Patent Moulded collars,

The best in use.
j. a. DEWITT s. co.
sep 20 2 and II Public Square.
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WANTED-TO RENT OR PUR,
w CHASE, A DWELLING HOUSE. Wanted
20 rent a gOot comfortable dwelling, for which
rent not exceeding sltO0 per snnum VIII be given,
IoOssessiou to be had sometime this lal wouli like
20 buy res dence worth from SO 0oO to sl5.OO0 wi
cash Address d. N, Drawer 1i9. Oct3:25O
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WANTED-A Warehouse for an Oil
w business, Address OIL, LEADER Office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

The st. Louis Democrat asserts that
there were immense frauds in that state
in the last constitutional election. 1t may
be that bushwhackers, disloyalists, rebel
sympathizers and guerrillas conspired to
defeat the ''loyal." If they did vote iIle-
gally, early and often, they were but imi-
tating the example which radicals have
given them the past four years They
did not carry their wickedness so far as
the radicals. They did not surround the
polls and drive away lawful voters with
bayonets. If the power of the military
and Of the bold, bad men who have ruled
the states as with rod of iron since the
commencement of the war, is SO far bros
ken that their opponents can carry an
election, even by fraud, it argues much
better state of society than has lately exist
ed there.-C Chicago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
.STRTEY " Office.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed
County Surveyor of Marshall County, Indian;
will at the request of Ohio McMullen proceed OIL
Wednesday the DIST day of June, 1865. tC
survey and subdivide Section 10, NJ. r. L.
in Marshall County, and also establish the cor
ners ofthe lands belonging to said McMulen in said
section, said survey will be continued from day
to day if necessary till completed.
Non resident owners o land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned at the
residence of Ohio McMullen, and defray orprovide
for deeaying their portion of the expenses of said
survey, will bc returned to the county Auditor as
delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on the
tax duplicate for collection according to law.
uo9l ]. M. KL1NGER, Co. Sur M C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

The Ice Cream and Straw berry Festi-
val, given by the ladies of the Episcopal
Church, at Corbins Hall on Monday even
ING last, was fine affair. The hall was
full enough for comfort, and all present
seemed to enjoy themselves very much
indeed. The affair does credit to those
having it in charge, aud the receipts, We
should think, must have been entirely
satisfactory. A very pleasant affair oc-
CURED near the close of the Festival
Some one proposed to the young gentle
men present to purchase splendid boquet
arranged by Miss Palmer, and present it
to the young lady who should receive the
largest number of votes, -competition free
for all, and votes fifteen cents each. The
polls were closed at half past eleven o'clock
and the votes counted, when it appeared
that Miss Lou Cleaveland was the lucky
young lady. The cost of the boquet was
Seventy three dollars and fifty cents. Miss
G.. gracefully thanked her champions for
the compliment, and accepted the pretty
bauble in happy manner. This festival
will long be remembered as one Of the
bright spots along the rugged road of life.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
STATE OF INDIANA ,
Ma xSHALL COUNTY
In the Marshall Circuit Court August Term 1865
Sabrina Carpenter
Pboda Vohb OF

The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by her
attorney, Las filed in my Office her complaint A.
gainst the defendants, and it appearing by The af
fdavit of competent person that the defend
ants. Rhoda Webb, Nehemiah Webb, Charity
Webb, Harvey Webb, Ann Smith. Luke Smith.
Cornelia Burt Sarah Sweeting and Moses Gunn,
jr, are non residents of the State of Indiana they
are therefore hereby notified of the tendency of
said complaint against them, and unless they APP
pear, answer or demur thereto AZ the calling of
said cause, on the first day of the next term of
said court to be begun and held at the Court
House in the town of Plymouth, on the Cd Mon
day of August, 1865, said complaint and the ma t.
ers and things therein contained and alledged
will be heard and determined in their absence.
JOHN C.. CUSHMAN Clerk.
A. G. Capron, Plffs Atty. al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
SUR IEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
county surveyor of Marshall county Indiana
will at the request of John Rockhill proceed on
Tuesday June 9th 1865, to survey and
suodivde section 81 L 30 N II 3 L in Marsh all
County and also tablish the corners of the Ian DIS
belonging to said Rockhl in said section said
survey will be continued from day to day if nee
essary till completed
Nonresident owners of land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above entioned at the
Aleman's store in Tippecanoe and defray or pro
vide for defraying their portion of the expenses
of said survey will be returned to the county
Auditor as delinquent, and such delinquencel
placed on tn tax duplicate for collection accor
ding to law.
J. NJ. KLlNGER 20. SIR. nf MI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
GTARDAN',S SALE.

Notice ia hereby given that 10y virtue of an
order of the Common Pleas Court of Marshall
County Indiana at the May term thereof for the
year 1865, the undersigned, guardian of Daniel
Klingaman, John Klingaman. and James Klinga-
man, minors, will sell at Public Auction. at the
premises, on the 18th day of July, 1865. Lot.
number lis and l26, in the town Of Plymouth
county and State aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, the bal
ance in two equal payments at six and twelve
months, with notes drawing interest from date
waving valuation and appraisemeLt laws, ant
secured by good freehold surety. Sale TO com
mence at . O'clock p. Nj.
EDWARD II. ENGLISH, Guardian.
June S-n40
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15
The E.ady'S Friend.

The July number of this Magazine
opens with an engraving appropriate to
the season, called "OY TIE CLIFF" 1t
is beautiful picture oftwo lovers enjoy
ing the repose and freshness of the sea-
shore-and makes one long for the dash
of the breakers against the rocks, and
the smell of the salt waves. The
Double Fashion Plate for this month is
quite brilliant. Among the other engrav-
ings is the Bridge of Signs" and the
usual number devoted to new styles of dress
&c. Price $50 year; 2 copies $500.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

An indianapolis dispatch of Saturday
says Adjt Gen. Terrell has been officially
notified that all 1862 regimental organi-
cations will be mustered out at once. All
Indiana troops will come here for the
purpose He is notified TO make ready for
their reception within ten days. Schoield
regiments will come Via Baltimore, Par
kersburg and Lawrenceburg; and from
the gulf and western departments, by river
cia Jacksonville. The SSth, 9th 18th and
Tooth, Indiana left Washington yesterday,
The 6Sth, 18th, 5Sth, Goth, 4Sth, and
59th were publicly received to day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
guardian of Franklin Johnson, a minor, will sell
at private sale the undivided half of Lot Number
twenty seven t27) in Thayer's second addition
to the town of Bourbon, in Marshall County. Ind
diana.
Appi;caton of purchasers will be received by
the unIcrsipn,d at his residence, and said prop
erty sold on or after July lst, 1860.
TERMs.--One third cas-: and the residue
twelve months from day Of sale, nc P2rchase
giving note with inter est, waving bench. o
valuation laws and secured by good freehold c
curity. Said sale will be subject TO the approval
Of the Common Pleas Court.
WILLIAM GARRISON, Guardian
June -2w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-15

We publish this week the law "for the
relief of the families of Soldiers &c,
passed by the Legislature at its last ses-
siol. The provisions of the law have not
heretofore been generally understood, and
as a large class of our fellow citizens are
interested in knowing the details Of the
law, we give it entire, SO that call whom
it may concern can readily refer to the
law itself for il. formation.