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HUGHKs, DAVIS & ROCKEFELLER.


The well-known firm of Davis & Yorce
having been dissolved by limitation, and
that of Hughes & Rockefeller by mutual
consent, Messrs. Arthur Hughes, Henry s.
Davis and William Rockefeller, on the first
Of April inst, formed co partnership
under the style of Hughes, Davis & Rookie
feller, for the purpose Of continuing the for :
warding, produce and general commission
business in this city. The names Of these
gentlemen are all familiar to the business
portion Of Northern Ohio. Mr.. Hughes is,
with one or two exceptions, We believe, the
oldest commission merchant now actively
engaged In business in this city, and is GER
tainly as faVorably known to mercantile
circles East and West as any other business
man in Cleveland, position which his ex-
poriencs and qualifications eminently en-
title him to. Mr.. H. S. Davis ranks among
the younger portion of our business men,
but as the head of the firm of Davis & Voice
acquired a very extended acquaintance and
a position second to that of no other for
energy, sagacity and straightforward deal
ing, through which he built up large and
profitable trade. His experience is not con-
fined to his career as a merchant, but COM
menced sometime prior in the capacity of
bookkeeper and clerk on the River, in which
he found that training that better fitted him
for the place henow occupies. Mr.. William
Rockefeller is smong the youngest of the
merchants Of Cleveland, but his connection
with mercantile life has already been mark
ed by judgment and discrimination which
longer experience promises to develope into
the highest ability, while his character for
upright dealing is of the very first stamp.
With such combination of talent, expert
snce and business qualities, there can be
no question as to the future prosperity of
this firm.
The place of business of Messrs. Hughes,
Davis & Rockefeller will be in Sections
Block on Merwin street. They have leased
for e term of years two of the commodiOus
and admirably arranged warehouses in this
block, consisting of eight floors, giving the
most ample storage capacity. The stores
are each 9OxSO feet, opening on the river
and on Merwin street, thus affOrding the
very best facilities for shipping. The most
desirable convenienoes for the expeditions
handling of goods are provided. The pub
lie and private Offices of the firm will be On
the second floor, and will be fitted up in
style commensurate with the character of
building. With the advantages afforded
by the location of their business, coupled
with the energy and business management
that characterize these gentlemen, we can
see no reason why the new firm of Hughes
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Twenty cartons of new flowers at Mrs
Shaw's. spl3;l9S
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ITOH.
WhEATON'6
ITOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in as hours--also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers Chilbls'ns, and all EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks cnd Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all Drug
gist4. sTRoEG ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhlAF dAW
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Terms cash IN New York Exchange at par, or
funds par In Cleveland. A discount Of per cent.
is made Il remitted on receipt Of invoice.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRN1Na LEApER oTF1oE,

SATURDAY EVEsNs, April 1, 1895
Receipts-Ths receipts Of Grain by rail during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were IS
RnIinu-a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

Spring Campaign n!-RiehmOnd Sur.
rounded !-Surrender or Fight --LATEST
reports from before the rebel capital point to the
fact that a speedy termination Is about to be
brought to hostiIiss in that stction. Tn, news Il
accompanied by the announcement that ISAAC J.
FRANK, dealer In Hoop skirtI and corsets, at 12s
Superior street, has just opened the Spring cam
paign, with new stock Of all the improved sty fos
and patterns Of Hoop Skirts and Corssts. The cell
ebrated new patent Duplex Elliptic, or Double
Spring skirt, is already attracting much attention,
and is by far the greatest improvement the sgs.
The Invisible Skirt also premises to be one of the
most popular Of the new styles. ap3:19s
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Not Candidate.

EDIToRs LEADER: have been show a
ticket headed " Union Temperance -
on which my name appsars as a candidate
for Office at the election to-day. have
only to say it was placed there wholly
without my knowledge or consent. am
not resident of the city, nor candidate
for any Office. D. ". GAGE.
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1865.6,

The undersigned propose TO issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th of April,
We expect to issue the work on the 10th of
May but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city. we trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LEADER COuntingpom.
E, CdEfEs & Co.
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY APRIL 3. 1885.
EaAVELER's REGIsTEEs,

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for BY Coaches
II StsVens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
IS the Omnibus OHaoe, 14T Superior street, next
door 70 the WsddeIi House
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sugar Creek OIL Co Il will sell the whole
or any portion Of five hundred sh'res Of the above
Stock on very reasonable terms. Apply to WI. E.
PRESTON, Iear the Court House. mh3l;lss
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Tuesday Evening, APrjl 4, 1865,
dost positively the only presentation Of Gounod'I
mmovfsl Grand Master Production
F A IT s IT

+ n u y i
Which produced so remarkable . sensation on the
occasion Of its late pre- 'entaton by this Company
in ths New York, Boston and Philadelphia Aead-
emies.
JOSEPH HERMANS ag-... ...... MEPHIsfoPHILEs
His very celebrated assumption; a lJ rio and dra-
matte conception and rendition, Of which a
Pa-allel is hardy seen IN generation.
Mile MARIE FREDERICI CIaB.........MARGURRITE,
Her original role, studied under the inmediate te
direction OF the composer, Gounod, and ao-
corded one Of her strongest assumptions.
Sig GUISEPPI TAMAR0 FAUST,
An acknowledged superior conception.
81 Seats may be secured daily from 10 o'clock
A. NJ. TO P. M, at the music store of BTaiaard
4 Co., Superior ST., north side. between Bank and
Seneca. at night at the Box once Of the Theater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

A Beautiful Lot on Lake Shore, three miles
east Of the city limits, II acres with good Housa
and Ba:n and variety Of Fruit; two acres Of Grspes
adjoining the residence of h. r CLARK, Esq. Price
"a 600. Im29I95T JNO. G. JENR INGJ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

Pianos at COst.-I viii sell my stock Of Pr
ancs at Eanufaoturers' wholesale prices. 9wsn-
ty-fve per cent can be saved by purchasing at No.
Euclid street. [nsl:lssl GA. BARLOW.
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A Note OF WaFniDR.-Let the poets say
what they will, Spring is treacherous season. It
''trish the bones" Of its daups and fogs, its east
winds and its caprisious mpeIatur', come the icy
chls and the burning heats of intermittent fever.
Miasma thaws ont Of the earth In clouds under the
vernal beams. At no season OF the year does the
system require Strengthening more than at this.
To fall sick now is to be inoApac,tated from strug-
Cling with the heats Of summer. Who desires to
m.et the blazing weather Of June, July and Au-
gust with an gAnizstion eneeblsi by spring dis
eases , Now is the time to reinforce aturs and
render the frame and the constitution summer
proof.
As soon as the frost gets out OF the earth, the
stomach seems to !ose 8 tone and the appstits 20
fade. An indssoribable lasSitude oVereomfs the
body and mental energies, and slight exertions
often bring on pllpitation and nervous tremorS.
Tn Sc symptoms are the mute demands Of the ply.
siqus for help and suecor. The iniusnce Of the
season is depressing even upon the vigorous, while
to the naturally feeble it is stiI more disastrous
Truly, death resps heavy harvest In March, April
and May. During those months the dyspeptic, the
bilious and the hypochondriaesl always suffer most
severely. Against all the ailments produced by
miasms, sudden alterations Of temperature, ex.
p sure or close confinement in doors, HOSTEL.
TER's BITTERs is the most potent Of sll med
ieiraI safeguards. Be in time be in time Sold
every where. sp3:225 iwdAW
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TTOTTSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Ii will sell ior reasonable price-if opportunity
presents-my house and lot, No. 229 Scoyie Avenue,
Any one desiring medium priced house, situated In
good 1eighborhood, little removed from the bus]
e OF the business part of the city, viii do well to call
and examiae premses be lore purchasing elsewhere.
The house wood contains nine rooms, besides pan
trys closets, etc. II Is IN excellent repair IneEe y
a gOid barn an abundance Of grapes and other fruit
and shrubbery upsn the lot The furniture In house
will be sold with it, lf desired Enquire upon the
IulZ-AEt u >. DAbLhhDs
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EOR sALE-A FRAME BUILDING,
IL 80 by Is feet two stories high. Enquire Of H. F.
PERCTNAL, No. l9 Leonard street.. mc12z:lg9
GPENCERIAN GOLD PENS FOR
- sale ct the Office Of yant, ration and Go. g
Mercautile CoilaRe, No. Is n rthrop and HarTing-
s7nie Block The best pen in Call aud Try them
ser,t ANY afdrass on receipt Of 50. WILBER and
I5PAHF Agents, @ eveland, o. mchAl9s
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY 70,

"ANTED lMMEDlAIEL1 - EOh
w the Quartermaster's Department, Nashville
Tenn, 500 Laborers- WAGES SIS per month ana Eas
fiongt 200 Teamsters Wages, go per month ano
rstioas and 100 Carpenters, wages s75 per month
and rations. None need appy but stout, 8,
men, villiag TO engage Tor six month";. Iranspor-
cation furnished. Apply % D. SHERWOOD, Q. N.
AGENT Ouumercial House, OleV land, @. VIII leave
GisveIand every Tuesday eUd Friday. mchz4
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Feathers-Steady, with sales in q moderate
way at SOC for prims live geese.
salt-stssdy. OOArss s So Ground Solar 3 2Si
Fins 95.
HOPs-Firm. New York State l@5Oc, aeOOrd-
ing TO quality.
aali-stssdy. Barley Malt held 1t $50 per
bushel.
Ale and PoFteF-Markst steady. We qaOta
- follows Present Uss TX Ais $40, stock Xxx
SllnSla; Ksnnstt 81 Pale Cream 5tI: PoFtO
81. Hsh and quarter barrels in proportion.
Water LIme-Firm At ~ IS Tor OBWsgo and
Akron
PIasfeF.-"PovsPE' land plaster 80 50 psr
ton.
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1TL BARGAIN-FoR SALE.-Fhe

u A EAhGAl H,-ES6 GALh.-Ine
"a subscriber offers for sale his residence situated
two and half miies from the Court House. In very
desi liable locality, The Lot ten and one half
acres OF exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance OF ShrubberFi kaspberry trees and
Strawberry pauts; Gfe Vines "a good assort nent(
4 good Orchsrd i've years old, consulting OF upwards
81 seventy Apese, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Treesi al
81 nuubsr OF Ounce trees, all Of which are Just De-
yinDfug 70 bear. The House is brick, nearly new
CON aiaing seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
bonse Cow sheds and other 0ut-buildif gs, are IN
.ood Condition Altoget sT, il is q very desirable
fssidepca and will be O. q cheap for eesh or long
Credit as partiG sire. slqurs Ct l05 ST. OaiE st.
mh6:ie3 JpaA ALt4AADEk.
NOR SALE-TWO PORTABLE EN-
il gIHEs, suitable ior Oil Works. They have 3
inch fues viii burn wood el, and are especially
arranged Tor the Oil business. Apply soon. Address
Jonas n. EAC, RobiLsOa Machine horks,
Riohmond, Ind. mh5:lgs
EOR SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT ON
G Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
10 fact By rs with abundance OF nne shruDDeiyi
and good fruit, choice craps. and good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire Of ID. W. GAGE ksq, l6o su-
reT fnr street au22:R2
QE0 nm MONEY ADVANCED
DOU,UUV in sums TO suit-at the old stand and
vVelI-k1own WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On secu-
rites Ofsvefy kind viz: Gold aud Silver watches,
Dismonds Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Cothing Dry Goods Pianos, Melodeons, and all per-
igfsctorT terms Business strictly private. Estab-
Hshed 1851. MIA variety o. unredeemed Match-
- Jsvslry, Guns etc, lOr sale at bargains.
ldice-corner of Water and Superior Streets over
Davis 4 Peixotto's Clothing Store.
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New Straw Trimmings at Mrs. shaw's.
spl3:I98
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New York Stock MaFket-AprfI 1.
BT TELEaBAPH.l
Governments stOeks--Qsist and without
,hanRe
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Wholesale Iron ana Nail Market.

Wholesale Iron and Nail Market
SATURDAY, April l. 1895.
Cleveland, Brown 3 Co., manufasturtrs and
Wholesale dealers, Nos, % and 81 Merwin street,
report E steady market, With q generally armsr
feeling at the following quotations:
FLAr BAR TRoy
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Rose 4 FreEtins' E,rOv1slon Ezarkea n

- No extra charge made for packages OF cart
Ago to railroad dePots or beats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything tE
tie State, Orders promptly Alled.
BO3E q PRENTISa,
dsIaR EOs. Ia2. IA and IIe Ontario 5trsss.
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ESIRA BILE PROPERTY On PER
II RY STREET FOR sALE.-Lot6 65 feet by lo2S,
oo-ner Perry and Cedar streets, OF which there s
store aud comfortable dw Ling house, wall be sold
eeparately together very low II applied for mme-
datelv Part Of the purchasa may remain tour yearh
On mortgage. Apply 20 ALFRED ELMELL, 2le
Superior street. or to n. T. OUsTEAD, kast Cleveland
rnch241Q3
, 1865-09-12

1st Vendue to be held Saturday the 3oth
September 1865,
End Vendne to he held Saturday the 14th
October 1865,
3rd Veodue TO be held Saturday the 28th
Ortoher 1865
the 2 first at the Vcndue Office and the
SD on the premises, all at 10 O'Clock at
noon.
Chrjstjarsted's Vendpo Office, 7,b Sep
tembcr 1865.
y. n. Staf1cma~m.
, 1865-09-12
BEKJENDTGJORELSE

Ell r HospitalsforSlaude G. G P. Woods
IA Bo, under 9ie dennes er raget under
Demanding som F"lii'bo boEj ~"drgjar"s
herved.
ALE 90 Euhyer som maatte have No@et
at fordre paa ovenuavnic 3d. lndkaile@
herved til at anmelde Or bevlis.iggJ0re
deres Krav for uuder!eGnede Skjtterrt IN
den Udl0bet af 3 Maanedcr et'er denne
IndkaldeIse5 Sidste Acknowledgements.
FrederikStrds Ski!teret, ST. CroiX d, lite
c. SARAUW.
, 1865-09-12
POClanla.

Ell LIE og Enhver som maajto have-No--
IN get at fordrp paa afgangne t5ohmand
Johannes B. Dunlops Bo, lndkaldes her.
we'd Ill at aumtldte oS be~yIi>li@@lore deres
Krav for undertegnede Skifteret linden
UdI0bet af 6 Maanedtr eiter dennc Ind
kaldelses sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skiftetet, st. Croixd. 12te
September 1865.
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Lost Articles.

THIE undersigned having lost quantity o:
Il things at the Charlotte Hepot, and some
C. these having come recently TO light, he is
encouraged to gte i list OF such as NAV be-
most easily idcnliti.'l, viz:
Brussels Carpets, large fawncolored
ground. red and hias iiower~d. and small.
mostly red. ros and pieces: 4 ,;atlrcsses, with
8 jehlsal Associa iation' work, 4 on ti.t,n: Bed
sea.ls, low posi-, maple, r,ahog,nv, stained.
Pillows: >m ii nI,'!iuti: ,;h~s. ;engf,.r cover
e. strap ."und within. IL snail silver
spoon. marked M :" and Gp,l :>.u,! Waikiny
Slick, with silver top, ettcycl "W. NJ. from i
:. p" Silver Plate Cake Bssket; Candle.
Eek; l Coffee Brggin; very h,.svy white Mar.
settles Quilt; smqier; large Ccllco Comnfort:
Gallo" 'preaG: set of Curtains, fred flowers on
yellow grouCd; | set Muslin Curtains; l Gem
tlernans Dressing Gown, ire. fowered;j l Bri.
tam ia metal Bow and Cream POI: box Books.
with name INSIDE pack re ''Lyri.; and
>s'.'cho: ~quar' Grees Tin Box, with four
d'vis'"h~-,''" oi : ars:rIrs III il Cake
Gad'.v: 2 Bass shovel aud Tong, q steel ! .
nrw:) Hearth Bro"m. (ps.nled wlie5;) Calico
Dress; Colored HOmespnn, OF peculiar patserss
IL yards Cl"ta. (bIuc d, ed q liberal reward
Will be paid to the finder OF any of these arai-
cles by REV. VIM MARTIN.
march ss l Blandipg strest.
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CautiM.

A L. CHECKS drawn by rhe subscriber on
n he Commercial Bank OF this. city snce Isl,
January last, have been pald by me, but sad
checks were stolen during the time the enc ;y
were here, together VITA S42, 4oo. prtuc pan,
III Large Iiiis. Tins Is in'emQed 10 ws,,n the
r!hnc an"ut taking sa.d checks, Us they We're
no. ,latk kei paIu; IN" bank hv; RECEIVING depu
er'-, h:.,. sraii box There with the1noncy III
IL. a he checks d POSTED iu ~ mrmuran
dun RICHARD O'NEALi1
march 2S' 3*
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School N Office.

MISS MARY T. BURROUGHS will open Il
IvI SCHOOL for boys aud g,rIs under four
teen. on the FIRST MONDAY in April nex,.
at the Presidents house, in the College Campus
The number of pupils NJ t to exceed twenty.
march % 3.
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Attention.

A LII members Of my company, and all meu
IA in the District liable to service III :he re-
serve forces, are hereby >ordered t, appear a,
the old Market House on MONDAY nex,, sd
April, at O'clock a. ny. with four days ra
'sions, prepared to go 10 Sumter.
WM. Ii. MILLER,
march % II Capt. Co a, 5th Bat 5. e. r.
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We learn that the l,ains on the Macon and
Western Railroad are running through to At,
lsnts, and that the trains On the Georgia r. j.
road are expected to be ruonng through IRON
Augusta 10 Atlanta by the middle Of April.
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Notice.

A IL persons who are desirous of leaving the
IA city for any other portion of the Conf=de-
raey. will leave their names anu The humber of
heir families. within the next few days, with the
Mayor 1t is recommended by the CITY Coun-
Gil that all persons who can will leave, as .
scarcity of provisions is seriously ap "ehended
By order 81 Council.
march % l 7. j. GDODlTYN, Mayor.
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-s-ae-sC@l .TScE2sa
II
Tho otiics ii TIE Cosumjia {,hcnir is or
Gates street, second door from Plain
W re "a ea." ra,.s .t..as "rfc
~:9 I'M" y a. s2r>. - IL.
DaviL jN -a, IN an AuAl,t' n - >. b., -6.h.
~~NS~o~~
MADAME eosNowsKi.--Ws regret that ,he
editor OF Tie Augusta Co'sstittionafist has
suffered the report to appear in his paper that
Madame Sosnowski, Of this place, has gone off
with the Yankees She never for moment
left that home here in which she has been so
long distinguished for good works i'll the Con-
federate cause. We beg to call the attention of
the Constitutionalist, and all other papers, to
this correction, and to the propriety of giving
it general circulation.
-~~~->oc~e~IO
Gov. MAaRATH. I'VE are pleased to welcome.
his Ezcellency Governor Magrath once more to
our city. He brings with him the mos. en-
conragiug auspices He has orgsuized an ade-
quate partisan force for the covering and pro-
lection of tie country below US He has also
established guards On all the mountain avenues
in the country above US. We trust and take
for granted, from the copious repor.s before Us,
that we shall be fully able to keep the chapter
of war chances fully in our own hands for the
next nine months.
WNSsBoRo.-The Fairfield Courier reports
the ravages of the enemy in Winnsboro, which
bear family likeness to our own. Twenty
dwellings were dsstroyed-certainly large
proportion for small place. The citizens
Yankees to and from Winnsboro ant to Black
stocks, was marked by the like destruction OF
houses, barns, plsptatioas, stock. CATTLE hogs,
&A Hnrsaa md na.,los .uar. u. ..; ad .f aua..,
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ENROM wagon the ei,e of the city. the
IL day the enemy entered Coumbia, among
other things aiWORK BOX, containing small
paper box, fl Aed with locks o: hair and a small
Testament. If any one has such box in their
possession, they will confer favor by leaving
it at this Office. march 2S
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OBITUARY.

UElTUAHY.'
Fell. at the bat,e of Aver ybaro, \: C., on
Thurs day: Narou It, 1855, Lieut.. OSCAR
LABORDE Goinpaav i, lst Regiment South
cnr;i., A'ti'l~-E. (ti.rle-':, rorps)
't-na:A i" .i,eu kn est rot knw, hut thou
shalt know hrrvws;.r'
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Taken alter "a Fire,
MERE >IlT Part al it i-'" ut the
Catholic NE:a.:.'; ii" r>-t 49,. 'I,-
ieti."o.-' Il. ss'. Any ~, -. =ir
poss' ssion w'.i hr rewarded. ii requ,vd, by
leavin it 1T this office march %
Stolen,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15
hete FTospftlns S1theEng .oveFs
Herself . fairy eower. hy gloomy Dis


Bv ORDER of Msior General Dodge prisoner
Ion Audrsin county Nc, named John T Den.
nsson. VITO was COMMITTED TO Gsa,iot prison some
weeks sinee, on charges Of beng guerrilla. was
Ies1erds, turned over Ia he ris authorities 70
DC tried oy toe crcun court Of that county on the
charges which - military sutaor.ties had enter
tanned against h'm NJ concession by the de-
osrtmen; commando OF the right Of tria, bv inv
f,r the graves, offences kuo-n to military law
appears 70 look mere directly toward the rss,o,,'
ton Of aBc.ent rel ubican liberty IN the st.te Of
Missouri than any event vhi.h has preceded i, =
81, Louis Republican
.Roor Hoo or DIE Thu. Is What Greeley
say. 20 the American gentlemen Of African &C.
scent who have come upon the hsrds OF the
govern msni. and whom = certain class or morbid
"rhilsHthropi,ts" propose shall be supported
With their renches and piccaninpies at the
Feop's's expense. Root hog or die" is eIpres
Give Ii it is not elegant. Greeley insists thai the
negro must work. De endorses slavery" 20
tss' srssns Root hog OF disl"