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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01
VOL. XIX-----NO. l8I

Nearly all Indians who Will attend the
grand council have forfeited their annui.
ties and other benefits by entering into
treaties with the rebels through Albert
Pike who had plsnory powers on that sub
j6cE. The Indian, Bureau has printed 8
copy of all these treaties. It is understood
that the object is TO restore the friendly
relations heretofore existing between the
Indians and the United statss and to se-
cure peace. o. .-
INTERNAL REVENUE
The receipts of internal revenue for The
month of July approximate to 81, 100000.
Now that income taxes are beginning to
be paid it is estimated that the receipts will
be at least q million dollars day for the
next two or three months.
The Richmond mail came through to
Washington direct this evening, for the
first time for more than four years.
49,. RICHMOND ELECTION. -..a7 ~
It appears from the Richmond Times of
to day that Governor Pierpont has prom
ised to do all in his power 70 represent the
municipal election case to the authorities
at Washington and request OF them the re-
mOval of the order prohibiting the exercise
which obnoxious men have been elected
It is further stated that at meeting Of the
prominent citizens, held on Saturday meas
ures were taken to propose new ticket
ASSIGNMENTS. 3.
. The following assignments of General
Officers have been made BY the President
Major General G. N. Dodge TO the COM
mands of all the U uitsd States forces serv-
ing in Kansas, Colorado Nebraska and
Montana, and that portion of DaeOtAh
lying west and south ofthe Missouri river,
headquarters in ths field, f- ..i ID
Msjor General A. Plesssnton, command
er of the District Of Wisconsin, hesdquar-
ters st Milwaukee. !ai ahJ --..t
Brig. Gen. IS. C. Smith, commsnder of
the post of Missouri, headquarters at st.
| Louis. lz tH.-fu so
- III, 10 saa Boston, July 81.
I'D. r. GEN. GRANT IN BOTTOM.
Gen, Grant and Staff visited Cambridge
and Watertown this afternoon. The party
took carriages from the Revere House and
fist visited Goreham, one Of the buildings
of Harvard University. The ancient elm
uuder which Washington assumed com
mand cf the American armies, and Wash
ington's headquarters, now the residences
of Longfellow, the poet, was visited.
| aALLAGHER's ExoHAEsH.
NKw YORK July 81.
Gold IA. -.-...
Erie, 9O1s; Reading, 1889 Michigal
Southern, 6494; Pittsburgh, 50; Rock Is
Island, lO77l; Northwestern, 2o7s /; North
western preferred, 6O2l; Fort Wayne, o.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 25; Quick
silver, 5576. 4ao .'tt -'E
Market dull.
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TUESDAY: AUGUST |, 1865
Horace Maynard's speech.

The reader need not be reminded Of the
great ability and sterling loyalty Of this
worthy son Of TeAuessee.A He is a candi.
date for Congress, and of course is talking
to the people. In a recent speech he says;
A great clsmor is made against negro
suffrage. do NOT think that o msjority
of the American people have determined
TO establish this thing suncOHditiOnslly, but
if you desire 10 prevent it, hostility to the
government win no. keep il of, but will
Tathef hasten its Establishment. 1.-THE ma
tion Ands that sll its magnanimous offers TO
you are vain, ard that all iis efforts to re.
claim 3 rebeIliOIs populstio are in vsinsit
will beivery apt TO give suffrage to the ene'
gro population, who have all through this
war proved lis fast and. faithful friends.-
This measure, in that event. will be adopt
ed az an Indispensable IneanGsOf establish
ing loyal civil government in the South,
when the seditious whits population refuse
TO submit to the laws and. discharge their
duties as prudent citizens. !,
Some Of you threaten TO rebel in that
case. You tried that once before, when.
you we're q good deal stronger than yoI
are now, and you know thezssd result
WHAT will your rebellion amount tO2 It
would only give thenatIon q good cause
for doing what it would now avoid. As
Major General IIogan said in q speech The
other day: "Let them rebel again; thst
is Just what we WAntI" Now, il you want
to live in peace, obey the laws, and turn
awsy from the unprincipled politicians
who cry out, "Blue bellied Yankees,@ aAb-
olitionists," and stNegFo Equality" to get
your votes. They sfe the same men who
asked you before the war, how you woaldi
like TO see your daughter marry "a big buck
nigger.P -.,rlii .tse,.isfltaH -al tsl .isa' a
Much has been said about the Fsdicslism
Of Chief Justice ChAss's views on the sub
ject of negro eufftsge. Mr.. Chose believes
that as the white Unienists of the South are
in the minority. very largely 80 in many
localities, it will become a matter Of Abso.
luts necessity 90 enfrAnehise the blGckpO
ulation, which is universally loysl, in order
to prevent the rebe's from regsiningi the
government of their respective States At
the ballot box. He believes thst the nation
will be compelled TO resort TO negro suf-
frsge for self preservation, especially for
the preservation OF the white loyalists OF
South. Now, the nation was not eager to
resort TO emancipation, but you forced q
resort to thst measure By obstinats rebel
lion. It hesitated 70 enlist negro soldiers,
but was forced 10 arm them by the cOntin-
ued rebellion of the South, and it found
that they made very good soldiers, and
could shoot as good as anybody. This rev.
olution is not yet over, and q great many
of these subjugsted rebels are acting and |
talking very boldly Rest assured that if
you still defy the National Aovernment
the nation will be forced to think seriously 1
of putting the ballot into the hands ofloyal !
70 enable them 10 vote down the |
rebellion. sc tr A..'''
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1t appears that we shall not see Prince
de Talleyrand's memoirs until 1882 As
he died in 1888, and ordered their pubiics-
tion thirty years after his death, they
ought 10 have been published in 1863.
But he bequeathed them TO the Duchess de
Dino 10y birth de Tslleyrand) and shs
upon her death, bequesthed7 them to her
unele's private secretary N. de Bacourd.
He died recently st Nancy, and bequesthed
them TO Messrs. Paul .Andrsl and Chate-
lain, ordering them not to publish the pa
pers for twenty years to comet The ps-
Ders fill three enormous boxes, and consist
of three parts the memoirs proper, the
appendix, and the immense eorFesPondenoe!
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FOREE(sY 6EWs.

NEW YORK, July 80.
The following per the City of New
York failed TO reach as via Cape Race.
VERY LATEST.
LONDON, July 2O-The English elec.
lions show gain Of twenty for the Lib
erals.
The Perslsn Gulf cable has been repaired
has been re-estsblished..
The Paris Moniteur denies the rumor
that Europesn Congress is to be Uonvsn-
ed.
QUEENsTowE, July 2O.-The Great East
ern Is in Bantny Bay awaiting the laying
of the shore end of the cable, which it Is
expected will be accomplished by the 2Ist
OF 23d.
United States 8. 2Os 715s72.
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sOUFHKKN NEWS.

-t z I.st4 NEW YORK, July 81. "
The Tribunes Nashville correspondent
says the marks of the bloody battles fought
at Dalton and many other points along the
line to Atlanta, must long remain. Breast
works and forts are seen on every hand.
The land is laid waste and the inhabitants
are gone, .vllfsl e-
We brought and dropped several fami-
lies by the way, who came here 70 ttad
only their ehimheys standing. ~
At one plscs saw family with their
scanty furniture under tree near where
their house had been. 1ll --i
Hundreds of families are houseless all
over this country, and have no crops grow
ing for their future support eL 81
The first and only clover field / saw. N
the State was near Dalton. il lpoksd
finely ... ...t 4 .sz-.1 siI iiA -Hi
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FOREIGN NEWS,
T D

- AAABn \ O4h - oAs
The steamer Hibernian, which left
Liverpool on the morning of the goth and
Londonderry on the 2lst, passed here this
A Vsientia telegram OF the 10Th says
that the steamers Great Eastern and Caro-
line have arrived there all safe. The form
er goes to Bsntry to-day, whilst the latter
is LAYING the shore end of the cable, which
will be sccomplis he'd on the 2lst or I'D, if
the weather mo6erRtes. ~ ii iil'
The war steamers Terrible and Sphynx
are also here. r,fY4s. ,vasi a-.i
The election returns up to the evening
of the 18th show 579 menbers returned, of
whom 334 are Liberals and 245 OonserVa-
tiVes. The nett Liberal gain is 20. soia
D'Isrsei had been making q speech in
which he expressed the conviction that the
result of the election would not diminish
confidence in the Conservative party. He
asserted that the Conservatives in PsrliR-
mant would not be inferior to those elected
in 1859, and when the House falls into its
true shape, and is weeded of those Liberal
members against whom corrupt practices
can be proved, he believed the political POI
sition would be identical with what it Wss
two months ago. Considering the strength
ofthe Government, he contended that
the return Of SO large an opposition party
was fully as much as he could have ex-
PSotod -5sssi''s ---i--
Salterfhwsit's Circular says the transac-
tions In American securities IS scarcely up
to the average of the past few weeks; 5-2Os
after reaching 72k have declined to 7l4@
IN. - -. ..',, ls51t. %
The cholera had broken out in Birming-
han, and q large number of the psupers are
said to have been attacked
SPAIH--A dispatch relative TO the recog-
milton OF Italy left Madrid on the 18th, and
it is said to contain no conditions ofrestIie-
tions of an essential character. A pro-
gTessionist meeting is soon to be held at
Madrid to determine the ecouIse to be pur-
sued at the late election. . rsli5H1,
ITALY.-There was an earthquake on
the 18th in the Ospenois District. Several
lives were lost and great damage done to
property. rl- .as .s
Egypt sdvices from Alexandra 10 the
14lh show gratifying daily eiminution in
the cholera. On that day only tive died
of cholera. At Cairo there was also 8
decrease, although the mortality continued
high. There were one hundred and fifty
six deaths on the l4lh. .Hs lo 20
TURKEY.-Ths cholers wss spreading in
Constsntinople. Strict sanitary measures
were being adopted. asi ss
LATEST. 5,..g
LIvEKPcoL, July 2l-The elections are
now determined. The Liberal gain re-
mains at twenty. Gladstone is elected in
Lancashire. ' f' .f. 'a .,.
Constance Kent who pleaded guilty Of
murder, has been sentenced TO death. i s''
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FRLEaRaPaIO.

III = ~" NHW IOkk5 July ID
General Marshall Leferte, Engineer Of
the American Telegraph Company, and
consulting Engineer of the Atlantic Iele-
graph Company, leaves this city this after
noon for Nova Scotia and Newfoundland,
TO be present at the landing of the cable,
and inspect the lines connecting with the
American Telegraph Company's lines, in
order to insure prompt Transmission of
dispatches from the 0cesn telegraph, which
is the leading characteristic of the great
American lines, nnder General Leferts su-
pervision. -... r q
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s--s irFbe editor of the Cleveland LeaasT mas mas
baan booted out of the fost-othce OF tns'
place and the editor Of the hsTsla naS SPPons has
80 enough living in the past four years
~ antitle him TO the Office for life. -0ieH"-
viIs Democrat July %. .
s..., The opportunity, as usual OF Kissing Out
its venom, has been improved BY tins con-
tsuptible oopperhsAd Sheet this week
Lei the lying part be as it may, it Is sul'e
Shoe csrtain that the lies we're of character
9, 81. suited 70 the tastes Of the loyal men q
Mesaville and vicinity, for we are INFORM
e 6E.lf ed .on good authority that the average
A. sdsily sales OF the LEADER A. 1Is PiACI !
w. Alone exceeded the Veaay circulation. sol
-pqa1 ,be Jefr Davis organ some five hundred
a. -acopies This article OF the DSnoerat nS, .S
n.iu,,ss of the creature.
,ssufs'i MKADVILLIAF.
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FROM MRxToO

INV 1ORK, July 2l.
The Times Mexican correspondent ssvs
dWin Is now in Texas, or at least IN Mats-
moras, swearing the downfall of the En-.
peror and Of the Empire. His first step IN
that direction will be to take the oath of
alleeisnce 70 the United States Govern
mentl
Gen. Stone is also leaving Mexico. Fe
did not accomplish anything as far ss am
aware. He may thank his keeping CON-
pany with Ggin for his want of success.
However, in justice to the General, let Q
say that Of nay own knowledge 1 know
that he still loves the old flag, and has
always, while in Mexico, abstained from
political illusions to it.
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IanIAN. TROURAEs.

JULEsBUKY, Colorado, duly 81
I A party ofthirty Indians attacked sH
emigrant train, 40 miles west of here on
Saturday,. They killed two men and cap
tured one wagon. ~ hfe fnf
ON The sane,dsy.A large party OF 1n-
disns surprised a camp of twenty-tiK sol
djeFs 4 few miles north of Valley Station,
captured their stock and drove the men to
tIa Station. -........f f.Hk al. ls-s 1l'
b , War parties of Indians have appeared
at various places on the South Pate route
lately, There is no doubt that consider
able force Of them are in that vicinity.
More troops are now on their way &c
Valley Station t. 70
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wAsmINGThN NEWs.

p ~ =. y WAsHINGToE, July 81.
The Post Office Department sent letter
INV this mornings mail notifying MI.
HsshbnrDs of his appointment ss Post
master at Philadelphia. .t5 81
a number of Federal sppointees in the
Southern! States have been unab BILE to exc
cnte their bonds and to take theTequired
oath that theyUhaVe never voluntarily
borne arms or given sid and comfort or
announcement TO persons engaged in arm.
Cd hostility against the United Ststes, and
that they have not yielded 3 voluntary
support 70 the late rebel government.
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-- NEW / ORkl July OF.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday con-
tains an order from the military authorities
prohibiting the recently elected members
of the city nnIlnnil ar1d alderman from or
sSn ss1It;na Tne members appointed q com
mittae to inform Gov. PieIpont Of the
prohibition. The president OF the Peters
burg Railroad has been notiiisd by the
United States marshal that he has siez9s
the shares of stock of that road belonging
10 James A. Ssdden & Brothers. .aa e o
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

at .. a1a- 80 FINANCIAL. '.' -'-'.a -t
NEW YORK, July 81. II
The growing stringeney of the money
market has depressing effect on the stock
market AT the morning board there was
q general disposition TO sell, and prices
we're lower through all the Railroad and
Miscellaneous lists. Later in, the day
there was some activity, and prices reached
Saturdays figures. Large amounts of
stocks sre WOW being carried by brokers
al higher figures. In Erie 81, 900 shares
called in at the close of last week, has been.
retured without any mat erial irregularity.
There was slight excitement st the
board in 5-2Os. Purchases TO supply for
eign orders for about half million, made
in the absence of some of the larger hold
ers, run up the price to lo7, but the ad.
vance was only temporary. The sbun-
dance of Z 3Os4 continues, and prices are
weak. Sales have been made on the street
at 993. s. tst ,' ,...- ..
Miscellsneos shares are now duh, and
Gold is heavy and lower. There is but
little speculation to-day. There is some
stringency in the money market but no
scarcity. !. f.. .l.a..-islsi i'ai .EEl .s
| .-' PETROLEUM STOCKS. ID. .Ig.,
Petroleum stocks stss1y, with consider
able demand for Webster and United
states. A new 100 barrel we'll has been
opened on the United States property.
Buchanan 50, Webster 2SO, Pithole 1O2bu
Excelsior 200, Bradley 265, Cherry Bun
| SO, Rynd lOO Tack so, Oil Greek $40,
Heydrick I7O, United States 1880, South
ard 90. '...s I...- tio .1a17.a -.ia-
PETROLEUM, -G asHg
| Crude is in fair demand and firmly held
at s4c. Refined in bond is not much
sought, snd quoted at 6s@54. Free dull
and heavy at about nos, rf1os O ia
| DECLINE IN, BREADsTUFFs.i =
Al the Produce Exchange today there
was a heavy deslaaS in breadstuffss caused
chiefly BY the act tAat the crop accounts
are not so bad as at frst represented, and
in part by the stringeney in money early
in the day. i7 e '7 .77l L. -. lil ~.
- MEXICAN EMIGRAFIoF. 'ia
, slar, tlaaai NEw YoRK,lJuiy 81.
; The Mexican emigration scheme is bsinl
revived in this city and is called tn
American Legion. 1t is organized for tn
: purpose of encouraging emigration +
Mexico, with a view to developing the Fe
sources of that beautiful country. n s-
d. INDIAN TRIBES. igg g1ft
b The Herald publishes statement com
$ piled from data of the Indian Bureau, 9
:, the Ismes, number and location Of tn
q various tribes of Indians. 1t appears ths
o there are from forty to sixty distinct tribe
l. principally scattered throughout our Wes
a a ern territory; though small fragments
II If GONE Of them still remsin on their sborig
nal grounds in the Northern, sOdthern sn
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DEFALCATIOR.

CINCINNATI, July 81.
The Gszstte's Memphis dispatch reports
city, and the discovery of defslcstion in
the custom-house. It is supposed the
money that should have been in the cas-
m-house hiss bean used by the bar K
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Sale orU. >. Property.-The sale .Ol U. al
,roD,,,v at auotiou. at Camp Cleveland, will take
pIscs ,Lis dav. Tuesday, Aug. lAt,) commencing
:, m o,ctoek M. SIX good Horses will be sold,
together with . large quantity OF Tents HaVsr-
sacks, Camp Kettles Stoves and stOVePipe, SO ,Se.
The HOI ses viii be sold At O'eloek ?. M. aul'zSS
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DIsUoYERT BY FIREl

( Gre in Williamsburg this morning
d4stroyed fourteen dwellings on Llndel
nlsee and sanford street occupied by tsnl-
lies of the middle and poorer classes. The
fremen found in ona of the buildings q
quantity Of counterfeit dies, plates of fFAe.
tionsl currency, and box OF parity printed
efs,, cant notes.z zissa-a.Tls
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A. T. Stewart of New York, is building
a residence to cost st present esLimst tesy 81 :
200, 600, though il is expected to run up to
a higher figure. To secure 8. site for tins
structure, he is tearing down one OF the
finest pAlstial residences on Filth avenue.
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pTREH CTNCTH9ATE.

s-gsr. .f ai ONCuNNATI, July 81.
The star candle mAnufsesoty Of VIM 81.
woods & Co, and pork house Of High &
Css, situated on Deer Geek Road north of
Court street, were destroyed by IRE last
night. Loss $4,000. NV - ~ s.,.,l'
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PRoM FORTnRss mONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July %.
Gen. Miles returned from the eastern
shore of Virginia last evening. II is un-
ds:-stood that that place is no longer to be
military pO-.. ..,, esr,os,od
Tne Mayor of Porisn.' no,n-
yesterday by order of Gen. m =
manding that Sub Division. The Cause -.
the arrest is said 10 be some interference
with the military law, or military court
matters. 5la 90 - ; 3T'H'''-i
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K0KTH CAROLINA NEWs.

NEW 4OhAi VuIJ y
-. The steamer Charles Renton brings
Nsvherne dates to the 2sth. 01r files of
papers contain no news. Ihe IlInes says
the shipments of cotton by naval Fl ;ae{s,
&c, are larger thsn at any nme III 1ne
history Of the place. .-.s-
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Notiee.-we shall continue selling the ceebra-
ted New EpgIand sewlPg Machine for $40 ant two
vo,ks from this date after which we shall retail i
At sOriginAl price, SIS. PeTiieag gdetl'ing good
cDe,p MAlbins, " Il ssEs pe9ythg PureAAsiPs'
soon. Agents sntsd. CLARK & BAKER,
augi:Gs2 a..s EFHAa 40 III SUP eiioE sta,
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RIOFH OUMMIhasVILI.E.

CIHCNNATI, duly 81.
eA A riot occurred in Cummingsyille yes
tsrday in which three men were shot and q
large amount Of property destroyed. a,
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county Tre,isIireer..Aospt. e. G. House
v,Il bs Eoaudidats before the Onion Com nSsntiOhoi
this COOuty, Eor Oouu,y TFepsntsr.1so SAY
augl.. 80 q ILlu IsH Many FhlENDs.
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DEATH OF PKEnIER TACHR.


QUEBEC July 81.
Sir T. P. Tsche, Premier of the Cana
dian Government died yesterday.
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sIIp Ronl.-The Sips sfz The First M. =
Church, corner Of st. oIais aEd Wood streets. vii
be rented for one year, on Tus.dsy, Augnit LIST, at
~ o'clock. Sugl:Zs2 4
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! IOLEDO, July q.
A young man named Fred. Heitkamp
Wss murdered and robbed of small
amount OF money and gold watch early
Sunday morning. No arrests have been
made.
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FESTIVAL POstponed.- y The Festival Whloh
the Ladie, Of the shiloh B'PHst Society, o''hS
.ity proposed to give this hrst day Of Ansnst' At
Ob.es,s Hal, win be Postponsa uhtif the 2 tn oil
,bs month. Tickets purchased for the occasion
will be good at that time fIy taaaa'
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Remoyul.- ". !. Z. -au,or-a on G - -
chime Rooms 70 No l2l Superior stiest, over fiIst
1T.tIos,l Rank. Il aieinlue HA
.no1 9s4 CIV. OR0wELI co.
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Won can't open your Lips, Ladls'rN'itA-'
ost revealing whethtr you use che Fragrant s'zo-
now. or not. No oSca1ion for words Your teeth
and breath speak for you, Ihs 1astre ard purity
,mnarIed 70 the dental machinery by that peerless
auid. and the fragrABceit gives to the mouth can
NOT be realized by the use OF spy other article
.ooss,lbls to The human family. V jyA
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Some of the wealthy merchants OF Bos-
70 "a desirous of pushing the Suffrage ques-
ion speedy ISSUE nave Iaken n1sss.ioS Gs1rt of
~ to hing case before the supreme OolLs "a u
~ oAI1s Issitad states, in order to ascertain
- -o.bs1 tbe clause Of the Constitution which
y he States to hx the qusihcstiona
~ voters, gives the power 70 make color
~ such . qualification. ~
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Cholera --Dr. Hughes Remedy prepared and
sold by H. PARSONS, Druggist, LAG Ontario st.
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Lambs KnittinE haehine.-e'ss''Ds sHlOu
FRurpaaHT.--Ths greatest invention Of me age
N.rrows the zoe, knits the he'd, 0Ompiete IN ene
piece. WI DO 81 that u 10 Promised 70 90 IN ogE
oirculsrs. Gall on JOE address, with stanp A -
JoRNsoH. .ssP BuPericF g., Cleveland, ny sl:zsa l
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cents Linen Shirts ,snd Merino shirts she
nravors will be closed ont less than cost at kaui-
mans. 70 Publie square, near the Court House.
7iuly29:232
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-y1an.FaS SafH 'Giuit
,.,.......i,j i. .ilgs 11 -'-i ieir5 = 8
.uyKI4ul 9L1tta+4
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S.shs,avss nays the highest cash price
,,.a,.., s..t o,I v,srins apparel PlssSe try, BY
-, a,,,i,,,, tats by postto Mrs. CASH
nl,S no tsIurgh street. Orders wii Be
.,ts,5sd 10. '5o'a a4ts' jy6-SS2
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