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, 1865-09-30

Gen. Shcr1nans@ Speech In Behalf ot
the Soldiers Orphans.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
JAsEv1LIE, Sept -
The followtn: IL Gen. Shesman's speech in be
half Of the to1dtessr orphans:
LADIES AsD GEHT1ExES: have been requested
By lhe officers Of your Agricultural Society 10 pre-
sent to your earnest consideration the cause Of he
soldiers orphans for the erection Of asylnn and
the purchase Of euch grounds AZ shall support yo1t
soldiers cphans your csphxna. They arc yours IL
much as they are tie children Of fathers that bcsot
them. They died for their country and bequeath to
ns cheir Children. Let us be cure that they are
taken care OF. The Government will take care of
some, your State will care Of some, and ron yoas.
eelEce must take care Of the ohess. that Il
needs no loud call from the, o. thst should speak
oftbe urgency OF the case. need simply 10 men.
don It: There Is no nun herr who will oeny his
the manly soldier who died for bis country.
3frs. Harvey has tent on the grounds, whcfe
subscriptions WI be rece!sed. hope you viii all
stated. that Wisconsin had between 1000 and so00
o5pnsn. under Eileen yeaEs q ase. sabserrptions
10 five aud len dollars. amounting In cash TO two
hundred and thirteen dolarz and several amounts
Of psae. e y aslste H. faeh O.
General Sherman returned to the grounds
about haH After ono o'clock 2. NJ, in order
10 witness this sace. There were On the stand
Gov. Lewis, Senator Howe and Col Sawyer. and 4
number OF other dfsinX Xu1shed gentlemen all an
parentiy very much interested aud delighted with
The spurt, There were SIX horses entered. Fire
came 10 time.
tesen wears old. 'A's" '1e>' ''A'''st 0A~A1'
Simon Rubic, Be!oit; nane !. Ha1y Mlllcr.''
4 D. Douglas, Janeasfllc; name bay stallion
7h6u,aa Smith, Columbus: uane " Legal Ten
DER
c. u, Gpttey: pau1e Afcy]e,~
The riders were dressed in Jockey ety1e, In the
national colorr Of ssod white and blne y md were
without exception good Fiders. In driving for the
der" eeeQud. and - aGfapeshot' 81 third After two
OF three fa}ee starts. The horses rot OF well to-
ccther. "Crichton" leading, "Grapeshot " and
Legal TeDdeIH Close al his hccls, and the others
following IL best 3hey could s.pug the mile with
ont material alienation "a to position Crichton' "
winning in l:5lH.
Second Uem.-The horees all camc to time, md
for half mic, The nost beautiful picture hare
ever seen, clicittn: cxcamations Of :" Beautiful"
Beantffnl.'' nom every one on the etand. Un the
third quarter Gtape=hot' made desperate effort
for the second position. g11inE Legal Tender
hard work; "ct1clton leading ~ ns before, his
"redeapped" Jockey looking behind md going
T.t1d Ntat.-It ,wns now evident that "Crich-
ton y hnd the ruce all to himself, but he was not
allowed to WIZ i without m effort: Both Legal
Tender" and - Har ; Miller made strong efforts
to dikpnie hlf claim to superior speed: was 10
TO purpose. however. for "Cz'chton" opened
ac1er abe 10 cloee, and which Increased in
length 1t every stride when With.
, 1865-09-30
The Meeting Of the American Board.

Retufnlng TFoops.
CAIRO, Sept. e9.-The 1sh New York cayalry ur-
fired here N route home.
, 1865-09-30
OHIO,
MICHIGAN.
INDIANA,
MINNESOTA
ILLINOIS,
IOWA,
MISSOURI.
KANSAS.

BIZ THIS PLAN TIE PEOPLE OF THE WEgr
ARE OFFERED ALL THE ADVANTAGES or !
HOME COMPANY, WITH AN AMPLE CASH
CAPITAL.
APPLICATION FOR AGENCIES IN ABOVE
STATES MUST De MADE AT THIS OFFICE.
, 1865-09-30

=. The Indian Commissioners.
NEnruis, Sept. 2s.-Thc Indian Commissioners
arrived from Little Roek this morning, IN route for
st. Louis.
Cotton Is to &c.
, 1865-09-30

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. s7.--Accnnnts from North
cru 3tstssfppf repseeent the prospects Of tue next
cotton crop as pour, the negroes btsng unwilling to
contract with the ptanters, ,Wbo however, cheer
fni, mud will doubtless succeed In making crop.
, 1865-09-30

4 Heavy State Loan.
NEW YonK. Sept. e9.-The London correspond
ent Of The ConnMe7cidi eays: ut is reported that
the Earrings have made arrangements for Ma.ka-
chusets State loan Of II, ,0o0, ,Uo0 or f. co.,
, 1865-09-30

Owning and running one Of thu 1aEscat Mills in tho
Vest, and being Agents for number Of Eastern MILL
We all times sell ut tho lowest prices and VIC In
tend to DO An orders promptly and faithfully
hed 9ur s'eek Of goods = one of the most complete
, 1865-09-30
DRS. ROGERS { HALE.

Al letters WITT reach ns by addressing Post Of}ce
Boz 1E06. or oar Rooms, Eoa. Is 10 Lombard
BIock. Chicaro. III, pi37
, 1865-09-30

Q& &AAA" " WI q N~s9
General Commission Merchants.
Otlee, eo.ocr L1saue and Washington stee1s "Fe-
house, corner At3.ns and St2tc sttecs+
7. L CAnERwcpp, sTpXxF L. ISuAA""'
HIy. ". CypHHwoor .
We rtvr nur nerson,i attention to the aisroAaI q
proreriy ecnsed a.o 70 sho rons 9n1 sfnem aaa
quality Of that bought On oraet .t3 Ea.;e1n ar
t. III ~ Mezs9a &c FaoaSe q
neead4tnNs Ana 8'' UNUK{:w00D 4 CO,
hTsSs TsSsnSs+@m issp Cqr ssssle and Wasafax
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
N otice

IN o &c.
Notice is hereby given that my wife, SUSAN
SEDGWICK, having left my bed and board with.
out Just cause will pay no debts of her contracting.
octll 3t GEORGE w. SEDGWICK.
Smyrna, Oct. 4, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
Public Sale.
"Wednesday November 29d

THE subscriber will expose 10 Public Sale at Mr..
ha'nes Hotel IN the Town Of MlllingtOn, Kent
County Mary land, on
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
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Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
N0o 90
A PIECE OF WOODLAND
Containing 26 Acres.

Situated in Little Creek Hundred, County end State
aforesaid adjoining lands of William Jacobs, Joseph
Boyies and John Rash, within mile of Downes Cross
k0ads and The same distance from church and school
Well set in Chestnut end White Oak.
TERMS.-Ten per cent. TO be paid on the day OF
sale, The baluHcc before the twentieth OF Febru
ary, 1866, at which time deed will be given. If the
parties fail to comply al line given time, the ten per
cent will be forleed Otherwise treated as part OF
the purchase money. .
Possession gwen March /, 1866. Sale positive. Ii
tle indlsputable A plol OF the lands Will be III pos
session of Mr. Thomas English. at Sassafrss Crossing.
on the Del. r. r., and james English at kenOn, who
will tuke pleasure in showing AM person the premises
who wish 10 purchase.
SARAH ENGLISH,
THOMAS ENGLIsH,
ISAAC 3 ENGLISH,
JAMES d. CLARK, and wife
REBECCA J. CLARK,
JAMES P. EH0LIsH,
MARY Z ENGLIsn
JACOB STAATs and wife
RACHEL l.. STAATs.
SFayrna, DEL Oct. 80, 1868. noyl
[OeR wsrean and Del. Gazette will publish till sale
and send bill tU this ofhcel
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
AUCTIONEERING.

The undersigned, having taken out license to call
sales, will sell Real Estate, Personal Property. or
Merchandise, in all parts Of the State He has had
considerable experience in the business, and feels
confident OF giving entire satisfaction. Persons at
distance wishing bills distributed he will do il in the
neighborhood free Of charge. Thankful for past IA.
vors he soicits share Of the peoples patronage in
his line. Address -
WILLIAM J. LANK,
myiarp Keatoa. pe,.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
MUFFS! MUFFSI
A DELAWARE FARM
A DELAWARE FARM
p u BLIC S AL E.
Tho undsrsigned will offer at public sale
ON Wednesday, Nov. 22d,
1868, on The premises, his

FARM, CONTAINING LAT ACRES,
more or less, handsomely situated on the main State
The Improvements consist of a comfortable Frame
Dwelling, large aud convenient Brick Barn. with
Corn and Wagon House combined This Farm is we'll
watered by ncver-iaIling springs, and can be made
hrsclass grazing Farm; is well adapted to growing
gram. There is fine young apple orchard. in prime
OF bearing, with variety of other fruit trees; about
~ acres of Woodland the balance nice tillabe land
p incpally under grass at present. Persons wishing
TO view this properly will call on the subscriber V-
Ing thereon. Sale TO cQmmence at ! O'Clock P. M
when attendance will be gwen and terms made knowa
Oct25 by VIM. K. LOAG.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the residence OF
Che subscriber, in New Castle County, near Smyrna,
Delaware,
ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER I'd, '65,
His entire stock, consisting Of
i Pair Of Mules, 3 Horses,
Ohe OF which is an excellent driving Mare; Yoke
oi o1eh' Mich Cows, Shoats, 4 fattening Hogs,
and large lot of Poultry.
Farming Implements
Consisting of Farm Wagon, Ox-Cart. Mill Da.,-
born, Grain Drill, Roller, Grain Fan. Co,nsbe,i.r !
excellent Reaper and Mower combined ssesI to.,h
Wheat Rake, woOden-tooth Rake, Plows. H,rrou'.
Cultivators, Forks, Shoves, Spades, Hoes. MoU;nr
scythe, Briar Hook, and Grindstone:
ONE YORK CARRIAGE.
Nearly new; set of Carriage Harness, wagon and
Plow Harness.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Tables, Wash.Stauds, Chairs, Carpets, ! Air.tight
and Cooking Stove, Beds, Bedding, and Bedsteads
fafthen, Tin and China Ware.
Gale positive that day; to commences ut ten
o'clock. J-TERMS CASH.
oc25 OWEN CROK,
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
TO
Hotel, Store & Saloon Keepers
ALE, PORTER, CIDER,
and Mineral Waters.
TOY & O'NIEL

Have opened an establishment for manufacturing and
botine Porter, Ale, Cider, ami Mineral Waters, on
Main Street, Smyrna, Del. and prepared TO supply
Hotels, Sores, Saloons, &C., at the lowest Wholesale
rates.
The town and vicinity supplied from wagon.
Their beverages are equal TO sny manufactured in
tIe hrgs ctfes. sussS Asp
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
Recommendation in Mississippi.

The election of Judge Sharkcy TO the
United States Senate from Mississippi,
must be set down as a somewhat more
hopeful sign in the Southern horizon. 1t
viii be recoIlected that this gentleman
issued a proclamation a few weeks since,
in his capacity as provisional Governor Of
the State, announcing that the abolition OF
slavery did away with the laws against
negroes t~estifying in the courts, aud that
those laws were now null aid void. It
was threatened by the oPp0hcnts Of negro
testimony that this action Of Judge Sbar-
Key's would prevent lis election as United
States Senator. 1t will be seen by our
dispatches that this prediction has been
falsified and that Sharkey has been SUE
c~essful. This cannot, however, be taken
as a triumph for negro testimony. The
Legislature of Mississippi are moderately
shrewd men-shre wdenough, at all events,
70 perceive that by electing Judge Sharkey
to the United States Senate they stand a
much better chance of gaining readmis-
sion to the national councils and TO power
than if they had sent a rampant rebel like
Terger or Hill. This action is another
specimen of that STOPPING to conquer of
which he Virginia election has afforded
US so striking an example.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

The following table demonstrates the
necessity of a Constitutional amendment,
basihg representation in Congress upon
voters rather than population. The
first column shows the number of Repre-
sentatives the several States would be
entitled to on a white basis, which cor
responds to the basis of actual voters; the
second column gives thenumber the States
will have on the basis of population, now
that the negroes are all counted the third
column the present number, or the three
ffths negro basis:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Times writes that the cholera has
broken out at the French capital spontan-
eously, and not by contact with the points
where it is raging in the south of France.
The disease has appeared principally at
Montmartre, La Chapeile and the region
around the Northern railway station. The
hospital Lariboisiere, near this station, has
contained from twenty to thirty cases
daily for five or six days, most of which
have beer fatal, but the facts are not pub
Gshed, otherwise than at the medical So
cieties and in the medical journals. The
writer says that if the cold days only ar
rive soon, the city will probably escape this
year, and perhaps altogether, the epidemic
disease which is raging ut biars5illes and
Toulon with such intensity.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
Wants.


y Eu..i-H La, ao.iraGs Of taAinS "a situation IN
= "a laHf-es eel ruT or three Chiitfe5i' Mhtig she viii
teach an E~a.iisl braHcncs, iuciuihis iudnneu'> .!
French AND su~ic. kcicrslres sven -AdtleSS H.
s. BOX 1853 rst-ii-. Cltreiaht' 81. oe-t--"
7 GBG HERE.@ wish 10 urehas, Il MIX fout-
l. IA tIltaau. efscin- person VINO hl> suCh an one
-tatu-lu1-aI. would iSc 10 mr. q man VINO Is &C
qaalu.uH with Hing milk IN tne city, anu VIII p1}
iuIu suea wages. assGau be an lnhncehielt 70 engage;
pf WuUl.s.i tho milk OF thirty cows aeiiNercu
az Tire ltsaL. tLEUUCh the WiLter- -Aailer, \ ii. -
.-ae.Ganl- station, stating Wlicfe " meeting can DC
i4E ucZi:2jS
FsTsSHEB COMMUNICATIONS
~ with Il capital OF about sln,VWl 70 engage IN a
GOOD and pro5ttlls business, ~ WHICH, twenty-five
PER cent On the capital invested wiz ue guaranteed.
Address for three days, BUSINESS, Leader Uilcc.
WTANgED-A situation as grocery clerk. Best
w ul city references. Address ). V. f., les
Hauo,e ~ St. Cleveland, -. oc2l:2a1
Observation-Disclosures Of v illbUrt c.. Black
w nlau, vino lots Cleveland On the li-t 81 Srrt@4a-
bar last. il issuppused that n" Is s~onieWhcie IN IN
oil Ec4iuus. Any information conccrnlhE MN VII
D.. tlauRluIly received by his lgirnds. Additss >; IL
BLAtkhAN, 81 81. Clair ST, Cleveland Ol'''
NE-AEEEB-TU RENT-A comfortable dwelling
~ ia "a desirable part OF the city, ~ q so9d t'i-dn!'
az Tgut not 30 exceed Sl,b91. Inquire % ''L' ".
L. NtLI~1LE ZEI SUPERIOR 81.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
FEanneIS.

We Offer the largest stock in the city, of all styles,
and colors, boeh plain and twilled. OPERAS and
ROB ROYs, HEAVY HOOSIER SHAKER,
CENTS MERISO WRAPPERS and DRAWERS
LADIES do. BALMORALS, COUNTERPANES.
Our stock is entirely new, and embraces every.
ching in the line of Dry Goods, which we offer 70
III Trade at prices which CANNOT BE Elk.
CELLED.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

IFAELGE GEA WANTED Jar gnls vino
9 ugf-.as-at falirTsH- wanted. Apply at t. II.
e. .s.E- --5-E Il +-IurgE street. ucll--1I
N~aETED-=vo .oe5Iejtgr cutter immediately
" go uu., uu marble: Good v@-"7 aud stead,
HFley maur. h5iue> NAEBiE DEALER, Box
%. IIpie;, Esr'~u 'ua4'ls-t '''tp- -!E2A
WASrEH--ALESWES-Fur "H.Iaud-s Lie
" oE Lincoln. Photograph Albums, 80 The Bctt-r
LGat. % eAguisiIr engraving, >g-src AID oval Pic
rur. IJr:ra-. tv saHa,1.s. Sold 10y subscription. e..
T.. BfLiJa "a Bhu., - superior 81, Cleveland, O..
ocloZ1d
VHANEED-W3IlAN-A respectable woman as
~ nurse iur little girl l. months Oh. Must pe
strong asI H.u.thF. Good recommendation rcuuir-
ed. VIA 1T q good home AID WAGES. Irish need not
sT,lv. Address Mrs. p. @. W, EuckpUrt, CuyalOea
County. ott".-'-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
Gen. o.. o. HOWARD'S
TRIBUTE TO THE UNION VOLUNTEER,
WANrED-Ieo9 AGE;NNTrSSmoITrg canvas; for 5h}

NAANIGf-I.0U 600 AGENIS-I0 camVass Tor tle
w great agw work, PETROLEUM V. NASBI
PAPERS, Pa5lslod 10y i. W. Carroll q Co. This
book mast hayca larger circulation than any book
ever so.d uy subscription. owing to its originality and.
humcr. -h-Ts Is uu similar work in the hcid, 50 that
Agents VII! end this a .icTious opportunity il they
embrace t,llu. This wurk il printed, engraved anu
bound iu tl- Aiah-@t style OF the art, and contains 80
PAGES oI wr.-w-Hfen matter. Applicants will sraic
1lair experience, anu name their first. second and
t.fr. ,l55r. a- Go TERRITORY. Tiiey nsy either send
for r-i-uaIs.z. ls- 81 they wish 10 aaruuciiuc at once,
ircla-- s-- -. r--"I Jo0k and s. TOR sample book.
Na.4. g.. lsla-r fssa.s Of any house in America.
E,-lar-s Cor b1ze e or lreights, anicxclust,- rights
given as glsEruais- Address IOSEril l.. TUPIAA
90. S. l. corner Fourth AID Vine SIS, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
b General agent wanted in every State in
tine z E|lW. srpa--altHTv
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
. 1IRNEY

G5R Naa aEGNEY ADVANCED
DDO,ROO in suius 20 ssi.-5t the ga stand
and wfil-ina"u NAGSE5tS LOAN OFFICE.
ou S--I.-ts oi every kind, viz: Sold and Silver
Watchls. Diamonds, silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
Pistols, t-gi3hlg1 Dr9 Geods, Flames, Helodeons, and
all PERSONAL properly atsd~ articles Ofyaluc. on the NEST
sa-is-,et1ry terms. business strictly private. Is
faussi-i lss4 X la variety Of unrndeemed
ulscc-corneru; Mater aud Superior streets, over
Davis "a Piexu,tas Clothing store.
oct22 &c. ". WAGNER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
FOR SALE.

- 81. Fast Cleveland. > L. mites from
4 court iius>c AID l. Ai.a lIvh. " lr -
5c-es o.. hand, win g03d Eyu5s ~ .u ~ t, Nj
Terms. ualT- cash iaiaice IN th'' r.
AAksiH, 9t sa7.LlgI s.!ses;
FaGEs SsLE-A small farm Of about = aoros,
Il Lac. Two SlJy IraElc house. Ioy1 arm, wan
slrP, -esr.IIeat water, % applellegs, ,sr5,,,s Ei1I-
and great variety Of irult trees NNlEg.9 h.
tI,I, iT-ll tar selling. owner IS engaged u othrr
ll-ir--s. Price zS.#H. Address or can On -. ~
,lENEi.fNr. Kirkland. Lnke cLunI:. "; "--,
80. -AgE-HuUSE AND LOI-No. It2
Iucia ST. together with Tie fuFhiluIs; IN
gUiu- uu tie ~ MIS-
% s.aE.-A good holse, hsFne7s and l0F
Ia--g, Iaariy nov. LnIulEeat 10. ~ "an"'
NOR SABA fine dwellin5 house on Lake a.
B So. go. Possession given ihIl. ,la.s
qgirr un the premises or ;. E-& g. l. ~N"HhsGL
-@ 2ff salerior 81. ecls:z-g
T-UE SzLE-A good carriage horse. Perfectly
uaa and kind. Viii be- soid very cheap AIsiS
IEgH SAE.Es HOUSE AHD LuI-Wcst Side.
4 Th. mouse Gothic style, containing et-h; reoihs'
val finished and in good rctmlr- Lut 90 10y lh rect
Wei ni 5.t water, lsriy lfuit t.a5' SGS,ttg"So
.-- Price -l.1ea. Enquire Of n v toJoL1 40
80 -Hi.ltE 81
EgsF %4sE-HOUSE AID LOF-f9 Chestnut
r 81. tear Lrie. Witdin five minutes Walk gl the
Post Office. containing rooms, coal ana wood mouse
and gr"i abba, ai Ia nice order 2ri9hoClhoou 'eIS
Aio Dot uu north side Of Prosgeet ST.; NEAR Perry,
81 tv -' feet. tPaiy 20 GEUkGE -. MElGliL. -
surfrirr street oet2;-@
V4rANgEa-Tp sELL-At great bargains, or ex-
~ ci''r-s GOT" merchandise .6d,rH worth 81 VAIN
gli" rarI Gat- ip Illinois. Tor further particulars,
aLlr=z 81 AUGUSTINE, Meni1ta. III. stP5>--'
IrtsE ~tAE-uILA tine Iotor Petroleum Burn
I Ing oil, al the Factory Of W.J-GClLD, on Cen
t'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

The Cincinnati ~ComneyeioJ appeared
yesterday in quarto form, a Ia the New
York dailies. The change considerably en-
larges the paper and affords room for ad-
ditional advertising md reading matter.
1t win, we predict, ada to the popularity
of that successful and enteFprising jour
nal.
The quarto form, by the by, is becoming
very popular of late among thethe larger
dailies. The Philadelphia Press has adop-
ted it, and We learn that the Chicago Re
publican is soon to do so.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 sti-E EJlsrUNE !-The advertiser a Chem
- Isl "a t@tHt INV wears experience, both IN Eu-
fi- 1Aa Allr- Lea- Nishilg 10 retire from the preies-
SON. Wid stni ahy ltEsOn valuable receipts. from
IN US % @lliu any lnausiriOus young man OF We
man. " tsi ItLt q 9Sttuai, can make from The trst
Cav l3t gait aue%e ue1ft living, but inn vvry-ehurt
tm' r"siIza q moderate fortune. address with TWO
l-lfr iCr ftcufu Postage, =. 2. r~VIs~TERFTELp.
ta5n So. EsEal,ln.,ia PostoIicc- o-si:z'
DH-szUS&aPf CARDS FOR GENTS.
iat Sc sN Tor 81 French Transparent
t t-N, -, per Fack; Sl0per dozen market
haHa fl45 lug Cards, u, - per pack. So per Dozen
tat'nt Has os;s, 1T quality, go; ID quality, Zc,
Dr. mail. GA rer-iut 90 price. Address FORWARD
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24
BOARDING.

NTANTED-BUARD AND BCOAiS-For the
~ students OF the Homeopathic college. Parties
having such accom- mOdatiOHs can leave word at The
Nol-zy on tihIJ street oc2l:z56
BOARD N~VANTED-fwo young gentlemen
ID WISH to oltaIn b0aTd and room With a private
fami.. az Il ra4ysnirut distance from business. Ad-
Gress a. a. D. Cleveland +, nczi.2J
board
w Can - obtained at ISs It. Clair II. orl3;-8
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

The communication signed . Church
man is unavoidably postponed until our
next issue,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

The Immediate restoration of the south
ern states is the first step toward the re-
pudiation of the national debt. That Is
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