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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

OFFICE OF WATER-W0BKB,l I
CLEvKLIND, March TO- 1865.
NOTICE TO MACHINISTS--Se Sealed
IN Proposals. sndsrsed proposals for Stopgates,
will be recsiVed at the Office Of Water Works until
March 25th, NJ, for making and delivering Stop
gsates required for the pipe extension in 1865.
Plan, and specifications may be inspected after
to-dsy ~ the office of the undersigned, WhGrs fur
ther information may also be obtained
The Board Of 1ruststs invite machtpists TO bid
for the work, Iessrying the right to soeept de-
cline any or . lproposals received.
BY order Of the Board
JOSEPH SINGER,
mhIl:I95 superintendent and Eneineer.
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AssIsrAEr QUARrEAMAsTER's OFFICE,
CLEvELAAD, o., March Is, 1885.
NOTICE-Psrties holding Vouchers
In Issued by me for the purchase Of orsss for
the Cnted States, to and including the SIst day Of
December, 1854, are requested to present the same
Immediately at this ofiee for payment.
BASIL L. sPANGLER,
mbl4:196 Capt and A. Q. NJ.
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promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
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now offered BY the Government, and 1t Is confident
Il expected that its superior advantages will make
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sHERMAN's MARCH 10 EAYETTE.
WILLIE.
Incidents of 8hermHn's Advance
Through South CarOIina-HOW the
HOtbed OF Treason was Punished.

HOtbed OF Treason was Punished.
We clip the following from the volum-
inOus and interesting correspondence of
the New York Herald, Tribune, and Ere
ming Post:
THE BUNAIERs.
About this time Cnear Branchville) the
forsgers began to spread over the country,
and irregular and regular parties went
skirmishing over the country. These en-
terprising characters were known by the
names of Bummers," HSmoke-ho
Rangers and Do-Boys." A hummer is
an individual who, by favor of a wagon
master, becomes possessed of broken
down mule, or else starts, if need be, on
foot, In either case of course, armed with
his musket. He makes his way into the
enemy's country, finds horses in numbers
by help oftbe negroes, bitches team to 8
wagon, loads on it all the supplies be can
find in the nearest house, mounts his ne
groes on the rest of the horses, and returns
with his spoils. he never objects to gold
watches or silver plate "if he can fnd
them in swamp, mile away from any
house." These men were strsgglers not
in rear but in front of the army, and they
went before it like clond, being often
twenty to thirty miles in advance of the
column. They would fight anything.
Three bummers together would at any
time attack q company Of rebel cavalry,
and in favorable circumstances would dis.
perse them and capture their booty.
With the exception of Columbia alone,
every town in South Carolina through
which the army passed was first entered by
the bummers. At Chesterfield they were
tRo days and half ahead of the army,
the whole corps having congregated at this
point. They rugged up two logs for can
non, sent flag ahead to the town, which
was occupied by detachment of Buffers
Division of cavalry, demanded its sErren-
der, frightened off the rebel cavalry, and
entered the town in grand procession Of
broken down mules, ragged "bummers,"
and the "Qusker guns" the coat-tails Of
the rebels disappearing ct one end of the
town as the "Do Boys" entered st the
other.
When the army was marching toward
MedwsY, IS above described, 8 smoke.
house ranger was seen rushing toward the
front, with an old bit of carpet on his mule
for blanket. and couple of ropes with
nooses for stirrups5 in which his feet rested
This hero came rushing upto Gen. Howard
and shouted out, "Gensrsl, the hummer;
have taken the railroad, and are in line oi
battle, fighting to hold it.. end if you'll
only hurry up | think they'll hold it. The
General did hurry up, snd found the rail
road, as the smoke ranger had said, in DOS
session of about seven bummers, who WerC
busily engaged skirmishing at long range
with detachment of Wheeler's cavalry
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Some soldiers were fOraging round a
house owned by some pretty secesh ladies.
One of the men seeing the earth in the
garden freshly turned up, asked What Is
h,1riad thara2n
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We clip the following from the volum,
inous and interesting correspondence Oi
the New York Herald, Tribune, and Evs
ming Post:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30
ALLCooK's POROUS pLAsTRRs,

These plssters have the eOmpaotness Of Kid
leather and the nexibilty OF a silk glove. They
have cured yarioose veins and external anelr.
isms For all affections Of the chest, weigh,
about the diaphragm or upper portion OF the
bowels, 10 colds and coughs, for injur ca Of the
hack, for all strains or bruises, for weak back,
for nervous pains of the bowels, and other nery-
Gus affections and cramps, for heart antetions-
in all these cases they have to be used 70 be pro-
ptrlY appreciated,
DIR, |, I, HENDERS0N'S LETTER
Rarnyilie, La, March s,as6O
DR. L ALLoocR,-sr; 1 have been suffering
under a severe attack OF neuralgia disease Of my
bowels for years, with hypertropby OF the heart,
and have tried everything known to the practice
Of medicine from the very best MDs; but truth
prompts me 10 say that your plasters have gwen
me more permanent relief than anything else
have used, and believe will produce a perfect
cute,
The touuter-irritant effect OF your plasters is
produced in such a mild and gradual way, they
so inyigorats the circulation around the parts to
which they are applied, and exert upon all nery.
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place them confidently az the head Of every
plaster now in use,
Yours very truly,
4 HENDERSON, MD
frncpal office Brandrett BUILDING, New
York,
rlNNClSwAv
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

Cures all U mary Compla MIS- viz: Gravel,
Inflammation of the BIadd,r ana Kidneys re-
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eases that req ire diuTetic, 81 d when used in
cnnlunc ion with the Chr kee Injection, oes
not farl to cure Co orrhea, Gl e., and all Mu-
C 8 DIschart es in Male or F, nal curing recent
cases III T ON one 20 three days, ant Is especial
ly reoommen ted IN those cases OF Fluor Albus,
or White il Females. The two me lclnes Used
in conjunction will not fail tn remove this is
3 re-s nl~ C mplaint, ard in those cases where
other medicines have been US without success.
Price, medy, oce BOtIs, 81, Three Bottles, So
" Injection. 2, " 5
The Cherohe e "Cure," "Remedy," and "In-
lie ;tion" are to be found i'll al well Iegu atsd
nIug stores, and are recommended BY physicians
ana druggists all over the world, FL their n
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VIII have lid 10 ce.ve relief heretofore.
Laii-s or gent emsn cah add els Us in perfect
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page pamphlet free TO eVery lady and gentle
IN an in tle md. Address all lett rs for pamph-
lets m, dicin,s or 4dvce. TO the sole proprietor,
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ppSlds T5m.eoFeg
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NaNannah News.

New York, Nov. q.
The steamer Constitution from Savan-
nah, 23d, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that Gen.
Gilmore has obtained pardon for the
rebel Gen. Elliott, who defended Fort
Sumter against him.
An order is printed ia the Herald, eau.
riOning the children OF whites in sa-
vannah to refrain from stoning and 9TH
erwise msltreating the children Of freed
men.
The freedmen occupying lands which
have been restored TO former owners
are notified to remove before the goth of
December.
A mutiny occurred in the 9TH regi-
ment Of coiGred troops at Jacksonville,
Fla, in quelling which the Lieutenant
Colonel was shot in the hand and sever
81 matluUorn p'ounded.
Eight rOughs who lately srIlvod at
Savannah among the laborers shipped
from New York to work on the Rail
Roads, garroted q Mr.. CordeL in his
own store In Savannah and robbed the
store.
The Georgia Methodist Conference is
in session az Macon.
The revenue Gutter, Tacony and
Nansem6"d have arr,"d at Savannah.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

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Great numbers of Clergyman, Physicians,
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Tbose who require a Alternative medicine "a
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SARsAPARILLA he remedy to use. Try il once
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Pre- Jared by J G. AVER A Co Lowell, M. s,
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Rutl nd By FESN s. TUTTLB, PoND & MORSE
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WA REAG e. =.

RELLEY- -BROMLEY-In Dandy, Nov. s.,
by A. Buek.in, Esq, M. Arson A. Kelley OF
Landgrove, Vt, to Miss Addie Z. bromley Of
Dandy, Vt.
oN-GoODNOw-AtB Brandon, by Rev
R Morgan, Nov. l6tn, Mr. c c slason and Miss
Mary D., daughter OF Mr. Edmund ooodnow'
all Of Brandon.
SMITH-BROWN-I West Rutland, Nov.
81, by the Rev NJ CIRCUIT, Mr. Joseph E Smith
ofToled D., Iowa, 10 Mes Martha IL Brown, for
merry of Clarebdon Springs.
CORoORAN-wHALEN ,his village, on
the 27th inst, by Father Boylan, Donbenes d.
CoEcoran, of Troy, N. ", TO Helen L. WhAlen
OF Poatney.
TOwNSENO-PALMER North Dorset,
Nov 70, By Rev. Adam Walker, Dyer Townsend
Esa2 OF Wallnsford and Mrs. Betsy Palmer OF
Dandy.
uxroN-CLIFT-Att the residence of tbs
brides father, Nov. 90 by Rev. Georg4 W. Fitch
II. 1. Buxton to Anita III. Gilt, q j Of Middle
town.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Fairhsven, IS. The P.Obate Court for the
District of FaI haven:
TO all per- ops iu. crested in the estate of Geo.
A. Fassett, late Of Benson IN IL stric {,
deceased, testa.e. 9akETTNe.
by the authority of the state of We ont. yop
are hereb 10 flied 10 appear B. FIRE said rrobaIs
Cout', at the Pr .oa'e 0alee 10 Ossfllton. in sid
dptTie', on the eight enth day 81 otmber, A.
ID. 1866 to hos c use, il any y h.ve, W y the
account of John L. sect Ad ninisIT t,r Of the
estate OF said deceASe shout not be loved,
ami al-o WHY the resi ne Of sail tate should
no be distTibut TO the parfle entitled Il ereto.
Ditad at Cat etop, n said disItt, Ills Gath
dsy Of November, A. d. lS6.
R JvBN howe, Register.
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Florida News.
New YORK, n

NEW YoRK Nov 26.
A Tallahassee correspondent Ct the
Times OF the It'll inst states that the
convention adjourned sine die that day.
Gov. Marvin in his address on the clos
ing Of the convention after congratulate
ing them upon the measures adopted,
advised them to give negroes full lib
erty TO 60 where they please at christ
mas to make new engagements Tor the
coming year, and states that after the
middle of January those not having
made engagements and being idle and
dissolute, would be treated by authori-
ties as Migrants.
All Colored troops are to be Withdrawn
from the interior to the sea board
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30
A COUGH. COLD, OR SORE THROAT,

A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed to continue, irritation of
the Lungs, permanent throat affection, or sn
incurable Lung Disease is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
having direct influence TO the parts, give i'm.
mediate relief,
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catsrrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases, Troohes are used with
always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, and re-
lieving the throat after an unusual exertion OF
the vocal organs. The Troches are recommend.
ed and prescribed by Ply sicians, and have had
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being an article of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by test 81 many
years, each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the werld, and TIE Troches are
universally pronounced better than otter ar.d-
cies.
SNS Towns Bronchial Troches,
=, ~ ~ LOT take any of the worthless limitations
-hat may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at 81 cents per box.
oct24d&w6m
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Special Notices.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES oLARK's CELEaRATsp Fl

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARk'S CELEaRATsD FL.
MALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription OF Sir j. Clarke
MD Physician extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well-known medicine s no imposition, but
sure ani safe remedy for Female Din euities
aud Instructions from any cause whatever; and
although powerful remedy, IL contains nlthing
hurItul 70 the constitution, To married ladies' Il
10 peculiarly suited, IL will ia short tune bring
on the monthly Ueri0d with regularity.
In an cases OF Nervous and Spinsl A Elections.
ain IN the Back and Limbs, H,aviuess, Fatigue
ON slight eNertiop PAplatlon OF the Heat,
Lowhes. OF Spirits, Hysevies, Sick Hal ache,
and Whites, these Pills vii t1eC. . cure when
AL other means have fajled.
The PtlS have never beea knosu % fad
where the diree ions on Sic page II me
pamphlet are we'll observed,
For fall particulars, Get 4 pamphlet tree, OF
the az ut. >'' W
n b.-sl and pos age stamp, enelosedto any
Authorized agent, will ensure a bottle coptaining
over 80 pills 10y return mail.
sod by AL druggists, JOB MosE. q Cort.
sew strett, New Io,k, sole United States Agent.
uOv2Sd&w3m
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,

The eelsbrated DIR. DOW continues TO devote
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases
il cldent TO the female system An experience
Of twenty three years enables him TO sUsrantee
speedy and PEI mahent relief In the worst cases
of suppression and all other MenstI ual Derange-
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Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to thsse Who wish 10
rema under tire atuent.
esten, June "a, 1856. 2ewly
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Nov, u.
= court martial assembled yesterday
for the trial of William Hefiermsn and
adjourned TO 10 o'clock q. m. to-day,
Yesterday VIM. Heflsrman died at y
O'Clock noon.
Frank Gurley, murderer of General r.
McCook reached here from Huntsville
last night.
Gen. Johnston, acting by order from
Washington, returned with the prisoner
to Huntsville, where he will be executed
on Friday next.
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TRY THEM.

DR.. BOyce's Tonic Bitters cure Dyspopsiai in all
of its forms. Loss of appetite is cured by taking
one bottle. Jaundice and Liver Complaints in
their worst forms are cured by taking three bot
ties as per directions. Keep your Stomach and
Liver healthy, as you can by taking an occasional
dose of DR.. Boyce's Bitters, and you will be fit
to live, and the world will be the better for your
having lived. Sold by all respectable druggists
for so cents per bot.le.
FEM & FUTILE,
Octl9d&wly PropTietors, Rutland, Vt,
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HALLS vDaETABLE SlCILIAN HAZE

HALLS VEGETABLE S1CILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itselt to be the most
perIec prepare ion for The HAIR ever offered TO
the public
It's vegetable compound, and contains no
injurious pro- erties wha ever.
Twill REsTOhE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
will Keep the hair from falling out.
II cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and slk-n.
IL is a splendid hair dressing.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY
TEE FRS MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
HAsk for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover, and take no other.
Ii. p. HALL q CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Propristrs.
For sale BY all druggists. a2wem
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CHEROKEE CURE,
Inc Great
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The Great

INDIAN xCINE
Cures all diseases caused by self abuse, VIZ
Sperm atorhea, Sem nal Weakness Night Ennis
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Pains In the Back, Dimness OF Vision. Prema-
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Pale cou ltenanc Insanity, Consumption, and
all diseases that follow q sequence of youthful
indi, eretons.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and
vig,r, stop the emissions and eff, ct permane t
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two page pamphlet sent in a sealed envelope,
free to any address.
Price 81 per bottle, or three for 50, Sold by
all drugg sts or ill be sent by express to any
portion of the world, on receipt Of price, by the
sole proprietor -
DIR. W r. MERWIN,
81 Walknr g. " Y
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Collision and Loss of Lie,

MEMPHIS, Nov. rs.
s collision occurred last night be-
tween the Niagara and Postboy, on the
Mississippi, seven miles above Hele""
The Niagara sunk in twe~ -..s.
water. Up feet Of
Ono l..
hundred deck passe ooers, mostly
discharged colored so, - 80 Lost
The cabin passengers "a aror, wore all
saved. AL" Wv"
The Niagara - o1eo 600
freigbt On = d, She had 200 tons o.
The Pc, card,
jury. sSboy did not sustain lu0'h AZ
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. ~.
General Brisbius Coored Brigade
left yesterday for Helena, Ark.
The collector Of internal revenue re-
ceived dispatch to day from Cincin-
natl directing HIM TO seize boat with
5000 barrels OF oil en- route to st. Louis
on arrival here.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York News.


Nav YORK NOV. y.
A gang of roughs at Astoria yester'
day, while enjoying riot and pillaging
citizens, were dispersed by a small squad
OF New York police. Nearly every one
of the roughs had their heads cracked
by clubs of the police.
The health officers have decided TO al
low the passengers of the ATLANTA who
are bound out of the city TO leave quar-
antine.
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LNnN,s rkRlnnIoAL nROps 1


rms GRrAr FEMALE GtMRpN FoH IrREGvLAGl-
TINS.
These drops ave scientifically compounded
hud preparation, and 'ctttr than any Pills,
Powders or Nnslrums. Beng liquid, their aC-
ton IS direct and positive, rendering them a re-
liable, speedy and certain peci6o for the cure OF
all distractions and suppressons OF NATURE
Their popularity is indicated by he fact that
over loo, GOO bottles are annually sold and con-
stunned by the ladies OF the United States, every
one of whom SOAK N the strongest terms of
praise Of their sr.a, merits. They are rapidly
taking the place OF every other Female Remedy,
and are considered by I'LL who know aught of
them, as the suTest safest, and most infa llible
preparation in tue world, for the cure OF all fe-
male complaints, the removal of all distractions
OF nature, and the promotion of health, resu-
larity and strength, Explicit directions stauns
when they may be used, and explaining when
and why tht y shou no., nor cou not be used
without producing effects contrary TO natures
chosen laws will be found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written sisnature Of
John l.. LIZ on, without which n ne are genuine.
Prepared bv DIR. JOHN l.. LYON, l95 Chapel
Street New Haven, Conn, VINO eau be c INSULT
ed either personally, or by mail, (enclosing
stamp,) concerning all private diseases and fe-
male weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price $3.50.
C. G. CLARK Co,
GenI Agents for U. S. and Canada,
novl4deod&wly
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS!
Geo. Goodwin & Co, NJ. s. Burr & Co and
Weeks Potter, Wholesale Druggists. Bos.on'
are now prepare 10 supply Hospitals. Physi,
clans, and The lie, with the standard and in
s. 3: Inc, ~; temedy
Dobu's NERVINE,
Ihis article sutpasses all know prepare ons tos
the Cure " all forms OF
NERVOUSNESS.
ltls rapidly supercedinc al lrepala,.ons Of
Opium, and Nalerian -ths we'll know result Of
Vh ch Is 10 produce COs,iyencss and other Sc
rou' tifculties-as l. allGys Irritation, Rest,
lessueH and Spssms, and induces regular ac.
non Of The bowe ana secretive organs.
No PREPARATION for Nervous Diseases ever
sold 5. readily or met with such UNIVERSAL APP
proval For Fits, S.eepiessnCss, Loss o Energy,
Peculiar Female Weaknesses and Irregularities,
and al the fearful mental and bodily symptoms
thai fl in the train of nervous al eases,
DOdds Neryiue is thc best remedy Known 10
science Sold by all Druggists. Price al.
h. b. STORER & CO., ProprIetors,
nov2td&wGm "a John ST., New York.
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ggg gg&5 .s8s8 :

One house ard tlIe -fourths Of "a acre,
hound d north BY a br n h Of Ea Or Elk; east
NV IA, DIS OF James rett; co ,tb by he Ror a.,
ton roa}, ,pest by said road and ere K, ar : 81 "
the list TO Frank Dovnty. Tag 80 q
And so mu h OF salc lao san DE sOld At pab.
lie suc YOU, at til dw " gh Of N squiIes,
DeCember, A D IT'S At 10 O'Clock A NJ, as
shall b. eQu size tohrg, id taxes, with
oosts un ts- pr .sIou.ly pad
Jat.d al mendou, Ii tn day Of Novem-
| Der, A ID 1876.
LEVERETT WI KtNS,
! 4S8w First Constable and ColecsoI.