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InlDOrtinr Iahorera.

New YORK, September I6.
The Tribune's Washington special says !:
Some of the original planters are turning
their attention to the importation of
foreigners to conduct their agricultural
operations One gentleman in Charlotte
has introduced thirty-tWo Swedes as Ia
borers, who have proved themselves patient
persevering and industrious, but some
spprehensions are entertained that the
climate, so far South, will operate unfsvor-
ably on their health and powers of endur-
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Geld.

NEw YORK, September l6.
Gold continues weak. Demand for Gus
toms has been less active during the past
week, but the falling of must be considered
as only temporary, as exports continue at g
very heavy rate, and activity of business
will cause larger proportion of the srriv.
ais to pass directly into consumption. The
receipts for the present week, exclusive of
to-day, have been $2,474,424. Tbeprice
this morning has ranged from l424@l43.
The imports this week sra very heavy,
being in dry goods s. O29, ,4l2, and in gen
eral merchandise s3,s17,s66, II total of
81, $3.50, the largest importation of any
week for this year.
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VOL. XIX---NO. % 2
Arre.t Of aarrI.On-.The Fress sold.

Arrest Of Garr1sOn--sThe Press Sold.
BALTIMORE, September l6.
A telegram was received yesterday, ct
the Provost MarshAPs Office, from General
Baker in Washington, TO arrest @. 7. Gar
rison, of AecomAc, and send him to Wash-
innton with the property committed TO his
charge by Captain Winder, consisting of
watches and other property taken from
Andersonville prisonsrs. Garrison left in
the Baltimore boat yesterday in charge Of
Captain Hitchcock, for Washington, in
obedience TO the order received by tels-
graph.
The Norfolk Post says: The press of
the country has been extensively sold in
regard TO the reported recovery of the safe
of the frigate Cumberland, containing q
large smonnt of specie. The only money
recovered, IS we stated at the time, was 8
$40 gold pieca
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, sEPTEMBRR is. lse6.
Charactertstic.


The Plain Dealer of Saturday evening
goes out of its way to Attsck the Religious
Convention to be held in this city on the
9Th inst. Declaring that itdoes not kno~
the ostensible objsct" of the movement,
it nevertheless puts " on record an earn
est protest" sgsinst 1t; accuses the clergy
of having involved the country in war
and insinuates that the proposed gatherir 6,
"On the eve of an impo 'tsnt election, is, to
say the least, liable to be interpreted in 8
way not very complimentary to their dis
interestedness Now, in view of the fact
that this convention is called by leading
clergymen and Christians of every denom-
ination, and its object, distinctly stated in
the call for the Convention, printed in Sat-
urday mornings LEADER, is simply the
organization of nstinnal society for home
missionary effort, the attack of the Plain
Dealer is not only utterly unfounded, but
is q malicious attempt as contemplate as it
is characteristic, TO cast discredit upon one
of the highest and holiest of religious en-
terPrises. The proposed movement
will and can have NO conr ection with
or influence upon politics, except as it
tends TO make men better citizens by
making them Christians. And it is just
this phase, we suspect which excites the
impotent ire of the Plain Dealer. Rsli-
gion and educstion are everywhere hostile
TO "Democracy"-we mean the Vsllandig-
ham and JEFF. Davis Dsmocracy-snd it is
highly democratic" for the Plain Dealer
to attack the clergy and Christianity, just
as it used to be Democratic" in the South
to tar and leather "YAnkee" ministers, and |
just IS it is now equally Democratic in
The same region to burn freedmen's school
houses, and murder the officers Of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
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ing, Gallipolis and Charleston are to be
Immediately broken up and their contents
transferred to Harpers Ferry, and the
buildings turned over to their owners or
sold on the government account and those
having them in charge mustered out or
discharged.
a similar reduction will be made in other
dePAstments, and the expenses reduced TO
their Minimum. When the goods win not
well bear transportation or fail to come up
TO the regulatisas they will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. The immense
ammount of governAent clothing is of
this class and it is likely that it will be
turned over 10 the Freedmen's Bureau for
distribution among the colored soldiers.
job. DKBow.
The Tribunss special says ]. d. B. De-
bow, who, prior to the rebellion, Published
the Commercial Review, of strong South.
ern proclivities, has been making strenuous
efforts to obtain his pardon. He was for
mally q rebel cotton agent. During the
administration of Pierce he was sppoir Il
Superintendento of theCensus in place OIL n
Kennedy. He expects to resume the pub
LEGATION of his Review at an early day and
promises 70 make amends for his past acts
by laboring untiringly in the cause of the
Union.
MARY HARRIS TRIAL.
The Worlds special says the official re-
port of the trial of Mary Harris for muir
der has just been issued. It contains
complete record of the speeches of eounsell
testimony, and decision of the court and is
an additional interesting chapter on par
oxysmal insanity to criminal jurisprudence
of the country.
COMMITTING sKNTEECEs.
The President is committing nearly all
the sentences of desth, in cAses of soldiers
to Imprisonment of those who have been
in prison several months before the record
of sentence was received by him for his
approval
INDIAN LANDS.
The sale of Indian lands in Minnesota
for August amounts to $4,000.
A patent for 1000 acres of swamp land
is about to be issued to Iowa by the Gensral
Land Office here.
(F0r Saturday afternoon Report Sec
Third Page)
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SUMMIT OnuNTY

The well at Peninsull:s, belonging to the
New York Petroleum Company, which
commenced spouting oil, salt water and
gas on Tuesday, quieted down after twenty
hours, but burst out again on Thursday
morning, for four hours, and is now flow.
ing intermittent in lets.
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Apnointments..-Pardons.
MAsnINeroN. september

" AbHIhdIUNI DoPIoIuUoI To
The President has appointed Marshal B.
Holland Collector of Customs for the dis
trict Of Brunswick, Ga, and 7. NJ. Murray
Surveyor of the port of Paducah, Ky.
The p esident, to day, pardoned six
AlAbamians, tSo K-nluckians, one Vir-
ginian and one Texan. The doors of the
Presidents mansion are again besieged By
pardon seekers.
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ASHLAND COUNTY

In view of the Fairs of Wsyne and
Richmond counties being held on the Sd,
4th and 9th days of October, the Board of
Directors of the Fair, have changed the
day Of holding the Ashland County Ag1i-
cultural Society at Ashland, on the 18th,
18th and 18th of October.
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Special Report.
FINAECIAL.


NEw York, September l6.
The stock market mAda another spas
modic advance, shout recovering the de-
cline of the last two or three days. There
was, however, little activity, and the rife
evidently the result of clique operations
to countersct the dropping tendency. The
occasion was seized by the bears for put
ting out small lots of sellers options.
Governments were strong and in coed
demand, especially those bearing interest
in gold.
State stocks continue in demand and
there was further rise, especially on North
Carolina and Missouri bonds.
There was no activity in miscellaneous
shares. b.
Gold was quiet early in the dsy, but
there was frmer feeling in the after
noon.
Money very active, the demand being
greater than the supply.
PErn0LEUM STOCKS
Are steady with sales at the following
rates: Watson, l25; Bergen, 16; Buchanan
Farm, 72; President 200; Webster, 154;
Excelsior, 125; Montana, $50; Fee Simple,
IL.
PETROLEUM. -,,~ .2
Petroleum closes heavy and dull at $40
s5c for crude, 56@5sc for refined in bond,
and 76@7sc for free.
sHIPMEHTs.
The number Of vessels loaded with
petroleum for Europe, both here and at
Philsdelpbia and Clear river, within the
next week or two, will probably be very
heavy.
pIsHoNoRABLY DISMISSED.
The Times Washington special says
M.F. Webb was found guilty of conduct
preiadicial to good order and military dis
ciuline, and the court sentenced him to b
dishoL orsbly dhmissed, with the loss Of 81
nav and allowances now due or that MAJ
become due, and pay fne of $1,000, ant
stand committed till paid. The Presiden
has approved the findings and sentence
Among other things it was proved ths
Webb was in corrupt collusion with tn
claim agents for the purchase Of soldier
check books st immeasurAble discount
Webb will pay the fine and be at once re
leased.
INSPECTION OF DEP0Ts.
The Hsrald's special ssys; A genert
inspection of all the depots for quArtermsI
tsr's supplies is going on throughout Il
country, with view of breaking up Il
msioriiy and concentrating the goods in
few localities. The government depots I
Frederick, Maryland, Martinsburg, ST
venaOn, Cumberland, PsEkersburg, Whse
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, September l6.
New Orleans files to the '7th have been
received
The Times Brownsville correspondent
says; The health of the colored soldiers
continues bad. Sanitary measures have
been adopted and strictly enforced.
Though quiet, the liberals at Mstamoras
are collecting q large force and will soon
increase it with the Union forces of Cor
tinas, Carrsvsisl, Csnsles and Delen.
A skirmish took place on the Tsmpico
road between the republican troops under
Escobodo and party of imperialists under
Tinagero, having wagon train in charge.
The imperislists were driven back to
Monterey, whence, getting reinforcementC,
they went out again and were met by
OortinAs' guerrillas and we're again driven
back.
-Four. Confederate Americans were bar
barously: murdered recently by robbers,
one of whom is reported to be General
Parsons of Missouri, while another report
has it Colonel Parsons of Texas.
The Times publishes General Sloeum' 3
order rsToking his order forbidding the
organization of the militia Of Mississippi,
by Governor ShArkey, and says: We have
information, Isomewhat reliable, that I'M
portant changes will soon take place In
Mississippi regarding the powers and con.
duct of the Freedmrn's Bureau, which will
doubtless form precedent for all othel
States lately in insurrection.
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The English Capitalists,

CHICAGO, September l6.
The English capitalists visited different
points of interest around the city today,
and will be entertained tonight by BAN
qret at the fremont House. They leave
Tuesday morning via the Michigan South
ern Railroad.
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From Richmond.

NEW YORK, September II.
The Heralds Richmond correspondence
furnishes an interesting insight of the
motives and feelings which governed the
directors of the DAnville Railroad Com
pany, Of Virginia, during the recent meet
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Ell BALDWIN co

VIZ open on Monday, September lsth, a
full line of
FRENCH & ENGLISH WINZEYS
This popular fabric in all widths and quail
itIes.
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FRENoH MERINo CLOTHS

Contracted for in July at 20 per cent BE-
JO,0 current prices, aOiU be opened on Non
day morning IN eonuDsonto s1sperJfse quail
ties aud IN the fseIO shades not o6tGiHa5Le
eLseChere. E. l. BALDWIN s. co.
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The BIack burn Co1Irt Martial.

NASHVILLE, TENN, September le.
Lieut.. BlackmAn, Judge Advocate Of
the Military Commission for the trial of
Champ Ferguson has commenced his clos
ing argument for the prosecution. If not
finished. to-day it will be concluded Nom
dau
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Ffre.

BUFFALO, September 16,
The Corn DOCK Elevator across the
creek was destroyed by fire this evening.
It was owned by Stevens Sc Fargo. Loss
about SAC, 900, fully insured. There was no
grain in the elevator.
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Tothe ShGs0I Department attention Is tn
vited, as zoe offer about tUeloe hundred
Wool ShdlOs, Paisley Scotch and American
Real Paisley and French Cashmere and
many Others. For sale By the package or
at retail. E. l. BALDWIN q CO.
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Our RooLen Department lOi1 be COM
piete on Monday, September 18Th, after
iOhtch zoe shall offer an enormous stock q
0LOFHS, CASSLABRES, BEA YERS,
LADIES CLOAKINGS,
WOOL BLANKETS.
WHTTR AND 0OLOREO FLANNELS,
FAN0H FLANNELS
These goods may be obtained IN the JOB.
bing Department and also at retoI
3. l. BALDWIN & 90.
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BOSTON, September Is. j.
Secretary Stanton and Surgeon General
Barnes sre in this city, the guests OF Hon.
Samuel Hooper. They propose remaining
here for several days.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

Teacr ers' Institute he next session of
the Guy yahoga Teachers Institute will be held at
Scion, eommtn noiug Monday, September Is, st 9
A. M, and will continue through the week. The
Instructors 6ngAged are:
Prof. A. Schuyler, Of BersA-
Hon. 4. Z. White Stats Commissioner.
Prof I. ". Harvey, Of PsinesVIlle.
DE-. Sterling Aad Mr.. Norton will be present .
part Of the tins. Mr.. smyth, Superintendent Of
Schools, will also spend some time with us.
Addresses will be delivered by G. A. Benedict
Esq, Bev. HiasdsIe, Prof. P. W. MOsebleok, Ph.
u OF Baldwin University, and Others.
Major General Cox and General J. A. Garfield
have been invited, and will be present If there
other appointments will admit.
The citizens Of colon generously offer frte enter.
tainment to the ladies' Gentlemen pay . mcds-
rate price for board.
large attendance e expected.
JOHN WHEELEB,
B.PATRICK,
O.. BRAGG,
rt3-. forn
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AIahamn annrenflnn-

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September Is.
A test vote was taken this morning in
the convention, and it was decided ffty-
eight to thirty. four against repudiation Of
the Confederate state debt.
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
STARK COUNTY.

The band of the 1o4th o. v. 1. gave q
concert in Canton on Thursday, September
7th,
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NEw YoRK SeptembI

New YORK, September l6.
Rev. Peter Hsmell, of Newburyport,
Mass, who attempted to commit suicide on
the Boston train few days since, died at
Bellevue Hospital Yesterday.
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Thssalss of Dry Goods for cash ereEH-
s;reiy and at q T7ss Price" GstORisheS the
IIS6srents of the old tdshi0Eed credit and
,,.nny priced systens-bWt tbs people ike Ct
,.,I,. esneci4IIy 4OheR accompanied by prices 10
n 25 DER cent. beLOlO those of the credit
houses. We haze tested this system of
q Ons Prjes" (hGsing all our goods marked
in DLaia fgures) for naGzy gears, and find
a,,,. 1 saiSs have more than quGdrEpLed since
:t. 80 ,SoDtioa With stock Of goods WSstsT-
,,assed bv am IN the country zoe propose TO
80. N our patrons this season inducements
aot o5fcjna5Le elsst0here.
wv 3. I. BALDWIN i co.
esPtls;254
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To PrinteFs.-We have for sale in quantities
70 suit, BinghEm's Celebrated Boiler Composition;
also, PaImsr's Patent Competition. the best and
most durable extant All orders BY mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER co., Cleveland,
Ohio, EuE1
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Ell BALDWIN & co.

VII open on Monday, September 18Th, a
complete StOekof
EBBROIDERIES AND LACES
NoueIties i,l Linen and Poiai Gaze, Linen
and VaJe1eie1He, Linen Cambria and LasO5
Embroidered, Lace Edgings, Lace Hand
kerehiefs, Cambria Trimmings Real
French Bands, exquisite patterns, Black
GEipors and Thread 7Tinsnsings.
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ONE THOUSAND DOZEN FALL AND
WINTER HOSIERY

mil be on sale Monday, September lsth.
iReIuding all 9lIdlttiesIR Wool and MeTiaO.
Also tvo hundred dozen Boys and Misc.
Hose.
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September. November and January
Go d Coupons and o. 8. 6 per cent. Compound In
tersst Notes Of 1884. bought at highest market
rates By Ell. FARMER CO., BsnksrS, No. las
superior street, under Wsddell Eouae. se14254
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Washington Items.

w ARLINGTON, september 10.
Captain Wink has now the privilege of
seeing his wife, she having obtained pass
from the War Department, permitting her
to visit him.
His spiritual advisers fathers Hamilton
and Whelon, of whom he seeks spiritual
comfort have not yet called on him.
Wirz to day was somewhat better IN
health. He is necessarily occupied with
his case, frequently being engaged in wri-
ting until midnight.
Yesterday 9 writ of hsbeas corpus was
issued by Judge Wylie on the petition of s.
81. Burchfeld by his counsel, Joseph II.
Brady, Esq, to the commanding officer
of the Old Capital Prison to
produce before him st eleven O'Clock,
the bodies of his father Samuel Burchfield
and his brothers Charles Burchfeld and
Orlando Burchfeld, whom he represents to
have been unlswfully arrested and illegally
hsld, neither now being or ever having been
connected with the land or naval forces.
To day General Baker, by whose order the
parties were arrested several days since at
their houses in Fairfax county, appeared
with the writ endorsed by the President
as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
September 16, 1866.
In the cases of Samuel BurchReld,
Charles Bdrchfeld and Orlando Burchheld
named within, the execution of the writ of
qabeas corpus is hereby suspended.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
Another of the family of Elijah Burchfeld
was arrested yesterday. They are charged
with the larceny of and marking govern
ment horses with the brand HS," and il is
said they were caught in the act. Alresdy
Gen. Bakers force have recovered over 30
horses so marked, supposed to be with the
same brand. Gen. Baker stated there
would be no objection to turning the par
ties over to civil courts st once if they
could be tried immediately, or they would
be turned over to be placed under bail. 1t
is probable they will be turned over in
few days to the civil authorities at Alex
andriA.
The Subsistence Department has con.
srscted tor the delivery of one thousand
barrels of -four at $9.5l, and FIVE hundred
barrels at $lO27. The bids ranged from
these figures 70 $l1.
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BALDWIN s. co.

WI offer in Linn Goods, on Monday
September 18th,
LINEN DAKAsKS, BROWN AND
BLEA CHED,
LINEN CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYILES
AND DIAPERS,
LINEN SaEBEINGs AND PILLOW
LINENS,
And full stock Of other Linens of the eeIe,
brGted makes of
DUNBAR, DICKSON & co,
RICRARDS ON SONS L o RDEN.
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The Paris correspondent Of London
nsner announces the arrival Of Captain
hobart Lincoln at the French capital.
This will be news for this young gentle
man. who has been in the steady pursuit
of bis daily a7ocation in Chicsgo ever since
he arrived there with his mother from
Washington.
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Ri BALDWIN &CO.

VII open, Monday, September lsth,
rs CASES AMERICAN cALTcOEG
aasv designs. Also american DeLaiDss IN
choice styles at Rh0EesaLe and Fetal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

Louis Napoleon and Euganie are re-
norted to have arranged 8 meeting with
he queen Of spsin and her cOnsOEt at
Bisrrits. when, no doubt, the oracle of the
Tuileries viii endesVo- to relieve Isabella
from soune Of her many troubles.
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Ell BALDWIN s 90.

WI .bGVe on sale, Monday Sept. 1871,
elegasst Moire Antique, 9Tos dW Sues, Bay.
adsre, GrOs Grain, GToS Afriqtse, and other
S ks ia The nsi0 shades Our stock of silks
Wiu, as alsstal, be the largest IN this market.
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ARRIVALS.
FoRrREss MONRoE, September II

FORTRESS MONROE, September II,
The steamer City of Richmond broke her
machinery as she was leaving Richmond
on the l4th. Her passengers were trans
ferred to the Magenta and arrived here in
time for the Baltimore boat. MSjor Post,
Judge Advocate of the Department OF
Missouri, Rev. D. Guiteau, of Baltimore,
Rev. DR.. Post, of Missouri, with several
distinguished merchants of the Northwest
arrived to-day from a tour through The
South.
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INDIAN LANDcs
The sale of Indian lands in Minnesots
for August amounts to $4,000.
A patent for Il, 600 acres of swamp land
is about to be issued to Iowa by the Gensral
Land Office here.
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Among the Dress Goods whieh zoe shall
open on Monday, lOe invite special attention
to ths exhibition of Wool RsDs. Empress
Cloths, EeIotrrs, SarOny and Tartan Plaids,
French Plaid PopLinS, Grape HcLGnge,
Chsrle MeLange and RUdderSfeLds.
Z. l. BALDWIN Il co.
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The Amount Of the stone DefaIcafiOn.
Mr.. Richards, Special Examiner of the
United States Treasury, on Friday last con-
cluded his examination into the books of
A. P. Stone, late United States Collector
for the Seventh District, and reports . de-
felt unsccounted for to the amount of
800, 500, which some allowances yet to be
credited 10 the late Collector, will reduce
to shout 500, 600. .7a
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NO ACTION TAKEN.

No action will be taken by the Execu-
tive Department on the Mississippi
Amended Constitution, recently received,
and all others which may be sent hither
from the South, than to communicate them
to Congress.
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woRKINeAtEN,s- corvnrTTolz.

Last night there was Convention of
delegates from twenty different trades and
workingmens associations of Washington,
to take into consideration the proposition
that eight hours shall conclude days
work. They appointed 8 committee to pub.
lish an address to the workingmen through
out the country to take measures for Ma
tionsl convention in furthersnce of the OBJ
;aaf
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The New York City Tax,

NEW YORK, Septemer Is.
Alta meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
it was ascertained that the tax levied for
1865 will be over $1s,OO0,00O.
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FL BALpWIN s 90.

VII make the opening of
FAIL AND WINTER CLOAKS
about the 25tE inst iOAen they a0iN offer the
E4rgcst assortment of Paris designs and
rich pattern garments eUer seen iH CteUe-
land.
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1UARRE.

1t is true that information was received
here, not long ago, that President Juarez
had fad to FL Psso, from Chihuhua, but
from the tenor of the same sdvices 1t does
not follow that the fortunes of the Liberals
are irretrievably destroyed. However
that may be, it is certain that tb: sno
change in the policy here displse ' our
government in relation tome N fairs.
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Railroad Shipping BOOks-Nev STYLE
gOt up on short notice, at the LEADER ofoe. sePl2