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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

G. ShatF e. Co. are now receiving, at 95 Bank
street, a large assortment of the best Pianos and
Organs from the eastern Cities which will be sold
the lowest prices also Piano Stools and Covers.
dec23-Iw
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RUTLAND, VI, December 2I.-The gas
house of the Rutland Gas Company took
FIRE this morning, about one O'clock, and
was entirely CONSUMED. This fire cuts off
for the present the supply of gas for this
place. @
r From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE December 22.-The morning
newspapers publish an elaborate article
upon taxation of leaf tobacco written by a
gentleman fully GOnversant with the subject.
1t takes strong ground against the position
assumed by the tobacco Convention recently
held at the Cooper Institute, in New York.
The writer contends that the proposed tax
ing Of leaf tobacco would be injurious alike
to the government, the planter and manu-
facturer
The Common Councils charges of bribery
against U. S. GlSre We're not sustained, but
he was expelled from the Council for having
50 acted as to seriously compromise his as
sociates.
Adjourned.
New ORLEANS, December 22.-The Louis
lana legislature adjourned to-day until the
fourth Monday in January. The House
failed to pass the usual appropriation bills.
The Governor vetoed the bill suspending
the collection of taxes for Is61-2-3-4 on the
grounds that it would afford relief to those
who had attempted to destroy the govern
ment and who were absent from the city
during the war, whilst Union men who re-
mained paid taxes.
Exaggerated.
The Vicksburg Journal has advices which
it deems reliable, of an alarming character,
from Yazoo. The people of that country
are reported flying to the towns for protee-
tiOn, and the negroes are represented to be
arming themselves, and claim that land
must be given them or they will take it by
force. The cOlored soldiers stationed in
that country are espousing the cause of the
negroes and serious trouble is apprehended.
Treasury Matters. l
WAsHINGToN, December 24.-In the week
ending Cecember 23d the Treasury Depart
ment redeemed S25S,OOO inoutstsnding GER
tificates of Indebtedness, and $3,942,796 5s
in interest bearing notes. Last week the
Comptroller of the Currency issued S4,Ol4,-
OSO in currency of the national banks.
f Decision.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that twenty-five cents is the
highest rate OF stamp duty on warehouse re-
ceipts, whatever the valuo of the property,
deposited or stored.
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Indemni1y for Lox- or Life or Bod

Indemnity for Loss OF Life or BOdi-
Iy Iniury.-The original TraF Felers Insurance
Co., OF Hartford Conn, insures against Accidents
of all kinds. Cash assets Sept, 1866, 1852 37I.45.
The Travellers Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn, is the pioneer accident insurance company
of this country it has issued over THIRTY THOU
SAND policies, (up to November 1,) and paid over
SIX HUNDRED losses-including the large sum of
S3s 900 paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for LESS THAN $3.50 in premiums.
protective Insurance against loss of life or iu-
jury by accident, anywhere and at all times. No
medical examinations required.
GENERAL Accident PoLIctEs.-The best policy
for every man, whather he travels much or little,
is General Accident Policy, which insuresRgain
every possible form of casualty, at all times and
places.
p ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT POLIcIEs.-
[REGIsTKRED. This Company issues very
convenient form of One Month General Accident
Policies, at the rate Of 81 per thOusand-with S5
per week compensation for each thousand insured.
These much better than ticket policies, for
travellers and others desiring short risks as they
can be taken in any amount frcm $500 TO $4,000.
They all accidents, and each policy is regiss
ed, that the insurance is good in the policy
is lost or destroyed. ...-. ...
For mechanics or others who can not easily
spare the amount Of an annual premium, but
would like to insure by the month, these short
time policies 'just the thing" To any per-
son who insures each mouth, for six months con-
secutively, policy for the remaining six months
will be given without charge, Except policy fee
of one doIlar.)
Policies issued and losses promptly paid by
THAYER A MUNSON AGENTS
Park Building, next to Court House,
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DIR. Libbey can be consulted at his Cleveland
Inirmary. 90 Seneca street, from Saturday, De-
eember ed, Until Monday, Jahdary 1st. dec22:275
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4
GOLD closed Saturday night at l45I.
GEN. GRANT is to receive, as Christina
gift mansion in Washington City.
SECRETARY STANTON, who has been on
visit to this State, returned to Washin gtol
Saturday.
A wAsHrsGrONs special says three month,
hence there will not be French soldier il
Mexico.
creased the past week upward of four mil
lions of dollars. The total circulation is
now two hundred and fifty millions.
SECRETARY McCULLOcH has written let
ter to certain parties in New York, relative
to taxing the undivided profits of national
banks.
OFFICERS -ofthe Veteran Reserve Corps are
being assigned to commands in the Freed
mems Bureau Department, in different sec
lions eftheS South
Ar Fondulac, Wis, on the 21st fire de-
strOyed property to the 'extent-of S5O,OOO;
at New York, on the Esd, $4,000; and at
Ruthland, Vt, yesterday morning, the gas
works were burned.
SOME very sharp correspondence passed
lately between General Weitze1 and General
Mejia, summary of which is contained in
this mornings dispatches. @.
MExIcAE news report the defeat of the
Imperial troops in several engagements
also, that the Liberals are masters of the
coast for some distance below Vera Cruz.
Iris rumOred that Secretary Harlan, of
the Interior Department, will soon resign,
and that ex- Governor Randall, of Wisconsin,
will succeed him. ~.
USoUIEr rebels, as the dispatch terms
them, are creating some disturbance and
committing depredatioIs on the track of the
railroad between Washington and Rich
mond. II
some irrepressible individuals in New
Yorkare getting up petitions to have the
Grand Jury indict the Head Centre " of
Fenianism, and the Cabinet and Senate of
their organization, for obtaining money from
the Irish adopted citizens of the United
States on false pretenses.
Gov. OHR, in acknowledging the receipt of
communication from the Secretary of
State, relieving the Provisional Governor of
South Carolina and turning the State over
to the recently elected officers, says: "You
may be assured ofmy unalterable purpose to
aid in upholding the supremacy of the
United States"
THE latest news from the Fenian head |
quarters in n. Y. is that the Brotherhood |
have decided upon a Canadian war Dis
patches of "great pith and moment" from
Stevens have been received by o'Mahoney.
The "Circle" in Jersey City outraged one ].
W. Newman, who was charged with being a
British spy.
SUIT has been commenced in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, to rest rain
the Mayor and Common Council from using
funds to defray the expenses of
the recent election, called by them, to take
The sense of the people on the negro suffrage
question. 1t is claimed the municipal char
ter gives no authority, to hold special elec-
tions. - .'iss Hs p -i-asfa
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General News.


Fire.
RUTLAND, VI, December 2i-The gas
house of the Rutland Gas Company took
FIRE this morning, about one O'clock, and
was entirely consumed. This fire cuts off
for the present the supply of gas for this
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Its PhiIOsOPhy.--SOzodon is an antacid.
sozodOnt is an antiPutrescent. sozodont is a
tonic. Sozo iont is all vegetable and entirely harm
less. Hence it cIeanses the teeth from acetons
concretions, stops the decomposition Of their sub
stance, sweetens the breath, stimulates the gums,
and is the safest and best preparation of its class
in existence. decl9
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Gents Furnishing GOOds.-Mott 4
Haight, have just opened 8 splendid assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, at No. I41 Superior street, uus5t the w,d-
dell House oot7:Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Presi~ -.I-'" .-t lliy, Christ Blessing
Little Children, GeQEse and Martha Washington,
Sc, 1ss2Qi274
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4 A a
z In Brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday evening,
a boekeePer named ". II. Russ in the Office
of the Mexican Joan. agency, attempted d to
take the life, Of his lady love a Miss Fra ncis
NJ. Dayton, Of LitchAeld, Conn, wounding
her in several places with revolver bots,
while they were walking together in the
street. and then, supposing her dead, at
tempted to commit suicide by shooting him
self and jumping into the river.
Our dispatches mention report publish
ed and believed by Yicksburg paper, that
an uprising of the negroes up the Yazoo is
apprehended, and that the whites are flying
to the towns for protection; also, that it is
believed the cclored troops at Vicksburg
sympathize with the negroes, who, it is said,
declare that II there is not a division of
land made on Christmas, they will make
one for themselves. The report is undoubt-
eily exaggerated and the fears of the whites
groundIess. -, ..-..-.
THE Richmond correspondent of the New
York 7ymes has romantic theory thatithe
rebels ardently desire the United States to
engage in foreign war, in order that they
may enlist and wipe out the disgrace which
attaches to them as traitors. We have no
doubt great many of the disbanded Con
federate soldiers would enlist in the ARMY,
in case of war with France, 70 satisfy their
love of adventure and excitement; but it is
not so plain that the pangs of dishonor
would compel them to peril their lives in
defense of a flag they fought against so bit
terly for four years. ,ra-lot =
- GEN. CARL ScHURz's report of affairs in
hesouth, synopsis of which is given in
our special dispatches, represents mat
tiers in a S omewhat different light than they
have been set forth in other late official re-
ports. He says the people of the South are
divided into four classes, viz: LIST, Those who
honestly endeavor to accommodate them
selves to the new order of things; I'd, Those
who, from motives of lf-aggrandizement,
desire restoration of the Union Sd, A class
of idlers and braggarts, who hope the Con-
federacy will yet become reality; 4th, The
mass, who are ignorant and weak-headed,
eaily led away by appeals to their impulses
and passions. He believes it would be
dangerous experiment to withdraw the ma
tional control of the lately rebellious States.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Winter APpIes.-scO bbIs. Gres9lREs, Rus
sets, spitzenbergs, aud other choice yA4sties of
Winter Apples in store and for sale by
PELToN FRENCH & CO.,
n3O:274 oviatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior st.
To Oil Refiners.-We are prepared to do all
kinds Of Oil Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging work
elsewhere, Oil Refners will find it for their inter-
est to call on SMITH COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
n16:2ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
Study Economy by purchasing your FURS
(either wholesale retail) direct from the manu-
acturers. DECKAND ENGELHART
Fashionable Hatters and Furriers,
164 Superior street, opposite the WeddeIl.
For Sale at Fred. Kimberley's, IL new
sleighs, No. 76 Champlain street. deo2l:274
E1=raviF,-- f-- - -,
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During the Holidays, C. Handbook, No.
IS Public Square, will sell Picture Frames, Look
ng Gl asses, Mouldings, Cord, Tassels, &C., at a
discount of from Is to 20 per cent. decI3.27s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25
MUSICAL WORLD.
THE
Western Musical World,
WESTERN MUSICAL WORLD,

which would cost, If purchased in sheet form, over
ten dollars The music is all rev, fregHy popular,
and adapted % the taste Of most playd1r.Id sing
ers. Grestcare is taken in the seectioHs aBd none
but good, new and popular music given, thus fur
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

Glover Seed Glover eed!I-2OO BUSH
els prime Clover Seed just received and for sale at
Union Elevator by GARDNER, BURT & co.
decl3:274
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a.. N-18'c.---1 u aoonslu y! = Int I
party, aud Was nominated for reelection.
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For Sale at Fred. Kimberley's, II ne
sleighs, No. 10 Champlain street. dec2I:274
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The extra Christmas number of AI tie
Tear Round for this year is called "Dr.
Marigolds Prescriptions and seldom has
Mr.. Dickens humor been more effectively
put forth than in his description of his
haro Hara ~ 10
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Only about dOzel. oI,,g remain Of the
signal corps.
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THENEWs,

GOLD closed Saturday night at l45I. 81,
GEN. GRANT is to receive, as Christmas
gift, mansion in Washington City.
SECRETARY STANTON, who has been on a
visit to this State, returned to Washing gton
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

secretary Stanton returned to the city
| last evening from bis Yisit to Ohio
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

I--lL-.I'--I =. Y ~ : y - =, !,
Signatures in ya.s u negro suffrage and
issuing ofparae X ye almost entirely ceased
hero. Abouta =, - r., y SIT 9ns We're made
z -L.NN S-------- Il ---------- Z =. - :
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-25

NEW 0RLEASs, December 22.-The steam
.ers that leave here are crowded with pas
seRgers. ;i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22
orn. Moiebanns g(bidicnssg encF,.

g8tr tTttnen pirfli9 rridt iagen, men mir i'm
Se1lpel ber <nIt lieber Iebe1, BEN ernIten Singer
WelpprteHe'S pber ben beitereu Sobn 3baliaS, ip
pisl 1tebt felt, baB en gutter &pr1iter in unIern Mlls
gen, Iptpte in ben Iu9en pe8 Sc iatttl1tpublifunts
9rOBe Q(dtltl1g geriebt NIB ieberaeit gerlle 9eleben
pirD. 9tatitrli6 bat bic &onlit cine @rGn5e, welhe
MN benz taleltpplen Situ1tler befannt; it, ettpas
51 tpeit redtS uub mir babe1t einen Sdrsmurft,
ettpaS St melt Itnf8, ei1et trpdene1 abgeIdmadtell
SpaBnlader, III Der Ufitte aber ftebt bod itber
beiben Der 9~euialen 8itnltler, balo redtS bal0 lirtf8
alt8i6lageno, aber rtenlalS pteie feilen GrGn3en,
pelde Su1lt rno 9fatur 9eso9en baben, iiberz
Idreitenp. Serr Hpiebauul, Der Seem 0prfer
SAT- be8 3lrnertleater8 fam a1 Der lebtgenannte11
&laile DON &o1niter1 9ere6net werbelt. 9ie me-
ni9en 0tpae1, ipelde er bier ipielte, 3elgteu ben
Salent NIB Slc,B r11p ett rnperpiiItlider Sut1pr
mari feline rpIi9eu &tdter iiber ba8 Spiel bieIes
&iirller8. 0a8 Sbeuter mer De8balb imnter iebr
gut beIIdt NIB pirb aud beute fei1 Wtatgel an
3uidaleru fetft, no Der germ geiebeue l1nb beliebte
SAT- ietne &bldteb8por itelung 9ibt. 0aB eS in
Der gSeibuadt8ppde BE pnberer Gnitrengun9eu
bebarf, eit ppleS Sar8 an5uSiebe1, ldeint Der
8enefiSia1t tppbl beriidit6tigt 5l babeu, beun er
Bat belte Elm Stiid gepdblt, meIde8 9epi6 a lie
9titdiidten ltrlb Sepenfeu perbrd19t lti16 ba8 45ub.
Iifunt I'M bG61ten @rabe n~eu9ierig r1aGt. Ser
p%plittid e 3tun9teBer lit Der Sitel bieier
prt9ineaell @eiangSpoiie, bic anf allen 3beaterr
Gurppa5 Die 9rGbte SeIlatton madte ltnb mpit11>
rrIer ie eillala! 5lr 9uffliRrut9 fam pieper9e9ebelt
perpet lauBte.
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100 man (b0ne mro biaige meibnaGts-
. ae[dhenke kalff.

8er 3eit rlb Qllt bdtte, fBunte Elm 9an5es Bud)
idretben itber all bic 9robet 2dpen llnD lllaltrid,s
faltt9ellrlD foItbare Sadelt, tpelde 5ur gGeibuadt8@
5elt Der Idlller barren. QSir fGnne1t ms leiper
ltltr nit fur6e1 Anbeltlll9en be9uitger1.
ST. Baltimore nabe Sreberidltr. beftn6et ftd)
Die 81 enrpaarelbanblrng Ser 6trnla Neuteru.
.SDbne, mel6c aud 10 Ofandes entbdlt, ma8
lth lebr gut 5ltr Wetbnadt8gabe etguet. g8ir ias
ben III ben S9alfeniter1 feline 0te1Ier, @abellt,
platttrte Waaren, &1denfDrbe, ous9eseid}nete
Werf6et9e bonn belteu Wiaterial, &affeeina1dinel1
lIup allies 1lp9lt9e @eihlrr NIB gSerf5eu9 fir Sit
belI llno GIde.
Sr. q. &letneibf, SEQ. 213 sc. @apffro6e
naRe Selair gtarft bat Elm alt8ge3eidnetes Sta
bltlleillent feiler ~fpltborer Bel3e, &ra9en, Oiuff8
&C. 0d fiftbet man bic Saut be8 raubert 8dreri
aus Der Slerra gsepaba lebert Dem Sartel1 Sell beS
libiriideu 3pbel8, beS amerifauiIdeu @tdbBrrts
9el8 ltnb 9ttper Wttnf. Nle bieie Yel3e fit6 out
b%earbeitet nllp per6dltniBntdBig iebr biuig, ba Sr.
6leirleibit Ielbit impprtirt.
Set Srn. Betcr $ er SEQ. 1913 g8. Bratt1fr.
iiltpet man alt89eei6ltete Yel5tappen, Serrert> uno
Oantel1pel6e lno cine grpBe NllSpabl bpn Sell
.benbittelt, Sappelt, ~lettere na6 Dem neueIte11 eles
9%arteltel SaeDn.
@tller Dame ma6t man pbne 3meifel cine 0rp6e
Wet9nadt8frelb NIT chem ge~l9l1ladpplleu Sleib.
Wtalt iebe feb b8bal6 einmal in benz Qaben be8
prn. Soleph Geliger, 81 @eIt Baltimore, nabe
Srebertdltr. I'M. S0r. Seliger bate titr3lid Sc
legeubeit, CUTE Gtntdufe gu MAIDEN, 70 lit er i'm
Stalloe, Die i9Dnlter &leiberItpffe ais @alicp8,
Wfllsliu, Slan1els, MerinpS, 2lpacps, Yoplius,
Sei6elts unb Q9pleaitoffe ie9r biui9 81 perfauz
fen.
0ie 6iri1la 8egner II. Seilner bat i6r
9rpBe8 Q86plelale nnD 0tetail SduittpaarenlaQer
SEQ. II Q8. Saltir1prel tr. Dberbalb @ap1tr. Otat
ftrbet bort cine relfe &u8wabl aller ftSqlide1
8leioerltpffe fit 9erren unb Damien 3u btQigen
Brei1eu.
9emtlde Gude, 8ud8ti1s, 0restins, GaIfitne,
res, gt6ers ilnb Weitenitoffe ftllbet man III better
Qllatitdt bel Der 6irina 9 dleuner II. 8pGte
Ga gSeIt 8altirnprelt r. ga man in bieIen glrtie
fetn oft arg betrpgeI iperoet fam, peun man ppu
ltrlbefatltten Perlonett fauft, 10 iolte man nar ba
faufet, no Bic Serfd1fer ais r~eelle, SuperldIIiQe
@elddftSle1te befanut Ii1b.
Son Strunlpfpaare1, Characterization, 91o@
tipu8 &C. finoet ilalt cine nnermeblide M1smabl
BEL 2amrence 0ttt il. 60. $50. 308 Q8et
Baltimore pberbalb Doiparpltr. 9ieles @eI6dft
~perfauft mn i'm @rcBe1 lllb Iplten @ie6erper>
td1fer beipnber8 @i9eltbiinier bon Country @tp,
res nidt p~erfeblen, ibre GorrdtDe bort altsufauIen,
ba man III Dieleul @el6dfte Iebr prompt bebieut
tpirb lttlo aue8 81 ben ntT8lt4it btaiset Yreiiea
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II Ser 8rtft eines ieben Siraeliten ~ter8ra6en rn9en. =
QGir Siraeliten ttHen BON feiner grbiiinbe, aber mir bm@
BEN cine @rbtugenb, bic 28obltbatigfeit. = 9teie offeu7
Bart fb ais Der 8~eiitrbefte nnceriperfltdfte II. Ien9tenbfte
3ern upieres @laubeus, ben mir aGe, Die melt au1 loait
uniere ~reli9iSien gnf6tet BON einanber a6peiGen, nit
9lei6er 2iebe unb Be9eiterung p%flegen." Ser Steiner
fcr6erte bic &nipelenben auf, benz 0tuf Der g6D9lt9ati8teit
NIT benz Si6elipprt n5ier itnb min gu o~ntpprteu. Sier
itnb mir nit unIeren 6er5en nnb SSrien, nit r%nIerer
UtittelH tnb arGften, nit unIeren Spferu rnb @a6en.
cine nete Treube 3iebt an bieeuI Sa5resfefte bur9
ba8 9atb, Der s eb e." Gp erfiGet benin ba8 g8ort bes
Prop6eeH. n0enn 0rieben rriHien 26erfe ber 0si(6e tr6e
neu."
slu1 bieIe 0tebe parb 5u fpieber6eGten Wfalen bpn an
baltenbeut 9eifaI untertrp6en, unb Der &ebuer am
GGluffe anf ba8 Gturniidfte appLdlbirt. =
Ruu iGritt man gum Satptz IL. @nb3pef bes Mbenbs,
gum Sanlnelu beS @elbe5. Sieriiber BADEN mir Mot biel
gu iasen, bic Sunttte ipri9t fir f9 ielbF. lteber f%ltnftat=
ienbDpGdrs tpurbeh nuf benz 3ii@e tes @ecretdr8 nieoers
gele9t. @roBe Gunrlen bSrtelt mir ~du8rufen WieIenfelt
& 60. $3.50, Giutpu Grant & 60. $40, Geou Urani
500.
rg2er nennt bic &Slfer, nennt bic g1arteu,
Die gafli9 bier Suiaumeutauten."
Sober @in3elne tbat, mas er fpnnte, oeru gar oft aibt
ber Uiann, Der nit Gretben feline flint Dollar ppfert,
rleFr as Der Ofei9e nit ieinen Srnbertett.
Grt 9esen gtor9en trennte ft9 bic gelnitt6li9e @efea.
iGaft, bas b~eIeti8eabe @efi6l i'm Serjeu, taB aruns unt
Geioenbe fe iegnen tperben. |. L, L.
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0ert1ts>N crlau0lnitQem.

Ser. ct. 0tfritt @eri9t. = 0tiGter @ile8.
Die Ser. Staaten sesen @ep. Gtue. 2ebterer a~ngettaat,
nudsetlo9te Ser. ct. G6atamtsnoten oeraussabt gu
9aben. Die Surb sab elm @erbitt auf ugfi6t f&ulbig. !"
Die Ser. Gtaaten segen @3efiel @abe, a~ngeftagt, far.
i1e8 &leinselb in 9rDBeren GunntitGteu berfauft al ba6en,
nit bent 8crtpiiien, baB es 8efaliHt tpor. Gte 9urb gal
bos Gerbitt nyii6t f6ulbig."
Saules ~Otobtnirn nurse regen @eriut8 fati6es @elt
nus3u9eben 3r einent Sabre 3u6t6au8baft unb ~ 5pe
Dollars Celebrate ber1rt9eilt.
Superior Court. 01i6ter W2artin. = gBprt6.
instpn 9esen @cdeb. antras auf eiueil nelen &roseB. Se>
9eriGt89cf enti9ieb, bos ba8 8erbitt fir $250O riuNu,
ftoBen unb benz Setta9ten Elm neuer Yro5eB 5u bepiai-
gen fet.
Gtdbtii 9eS 8e3trt89eri@t.- Son. Oti6tel
a~leTanber. Senrp ~0tibgetpab Sesea bic 3ion II. 6. Gir6,
all Spparbfr. A~reuuente ~beenoigt.
SaS 6 o nj nj . II BIea8 g. 1nb Criminal , g e.
riot tparen geitIpfeu.