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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
9z., srECEAL NOTICE.
fSZSe ROTEGE.
<<Iikst,zuAr.N, For TIE pATI-N VENT RIN-

s<zsEssssEA=s,- FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,
FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
GE0RGE WERMS and NARY W WA JsH sSe4TSS
y The steiner george wEEMs, Captain William
kirwin viii leave Baltimore every FRIDAY MORN
ING. at o'clock for the Patuxent river Returning,
will leave Nottingham every TUESDAY MORNING,
The 'i steamer Ter MARY WASHINGTON, Captain
James Goqrey. will leave Baltimore every WE'D
NESDAG MORNING. at o'clOck, for the patuxent
river. Returning, will leave Nottingham every
FRIDAY MORNING, al o'clock, for Baltimore
The above steamers will call at the usual Landings
on the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point,
going and returning.
For further information apply to,
oc1l-tf ito Dasan's T wharf.
~.efyzaes1. g'OES FlSEDERECflsEsUI; re-, VA
ss44ssssifzslzsssss=zss- LANDINGS on THE RAppA-
HAMMOCK RIVER.
The new and commodious steamer MATILDA, Cap
tain James kiTwan, will commence running the
above route on TUESDAY, June 9Th, leaving her
wharf foot Of South street, at O'Clock p. NJ stop
ping on her way Up the Rappahannock at all the
Recurring. the MATILDA will leave Fredcricks-
burg FRIDAY MORNING at o'clock. stopping at
all Tho Landings on her way down the River, and
arriving at Baltimore carly Saturday morning.
Es-ffelght taken at low rates.
Bz'A Freight for tho River must be prepaid.
sailing.
~ For further information, passage &c, apply to N
W. GUhN EN- tlcrk, or
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent,
Zl2 West Falls avenue.
Il. ". ADAMS,
0ll-u Agent in fredericksburg
d. 80 FOR REV YORK DIRECT.
-Aa4@s=zs<1. OUTSIDE LINE.
TIE COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Have resumed their
OUTSIDE LINE 10 BALTIMORE,
And have placed their irst-clasS Steamships
FALCON, Captain Aldrich,
KING FISHER, Captain Rector, and
SEA GULL, Captain Fish,
On the route.
Sailing days from New York and Baltimore,
Freight received daily and forwarded at reduced
rates. Insurance effected, if desired at low rates.
For further information apply TO
JACOB B. SMULII, General Agent
Pier No. II North River, n Y
Or SAMUEL BLAISDELL, Jr., Agent
oc2-6m FlanuiGans Wharf Baltimore Md
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04

z--, PETERSBURG
k<&lERaaEGaazt- AND
7esssvzsFzts -s7@- RICHMOND.
EVERY TUESDAY,, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY.
The Powhntan Steamboat Company, established in
1911 are now running their three splendid steamers.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. ..........,......l, 0jl Tons.
STATE OF MARYLhND............,,. ~
PETERSBU RG ........... G75 g
These Steamers will carry in the aggregate the bulk
of 10000 bblS. weekly.
Their great capacity enables us to carry freight
lower than by any other route.
They have splendid accommodations, with state
rooms for passengers.
They leave their wharf, Light street, near Pratt,
every ~ ESDAH, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS. at 3 O'Clock.
For freight, at reduced rates. and passage apply to
J. BRANDT, JR.,
no2l-tf President Lowhatan Steamhnai Go.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
AUCTION SALES.



RAHA SCHOONER FORWARD" AT AUCTION.
S<az--On | hU RSDAY, the 18th day of Decem-
beratl2 clock NJ at Henderson wharf by direction
of the United States Treasury Department, will
offer for sale the United States Revenue Schooner
Topsai Schooner Rugged, Tonnage 152 tons; built in
1911. Live Oak and Locust Frame Copper fastened
and sbeathed length S. feet BREADTH % feet: depth
of hold feet inches with risgng, furniture appl-
ances, &c. as may be on board on the day of sale
day of December, at Henderson, wharf. Terms cash,
in Government funds.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER, Collector.
ADREON " Co. Auctloneers. debts
as EDICAL PURyEYOR'S OFFICE,
I'VE baltimore, MD, November q, 1865.
AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT MEDICAL
AND HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
Will be sold at Public Auction. at Hicks" Con
eral Hospital, Baltimore, Md. on MONDAY, De-
cember 4th, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, quantity of Medi
cal and Hospital Property, portion of which is
new never used).
The property is sold because longer required by
Government,
Catalogues of the articles to BIO sold can be procured
by applying at this Office.
Terms cash. in Government funds, at time of pur
chase and the property to be removed within twenty
four (24) hours from day of sale.
Z. E. BLISS Surgeon L. S. v,
Medical Purveyor, Z. S. A.
nO2i-tS ADREON & Co, AuctoneerS.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-04
MARSHAL'S NOTICES.

Il DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, to wit -
Whereas, on the 23d day of November, 1866 Christie
pher c. Lloyd and others, filed their libel in the Uni
ted States District Court for the District of Maryland
against the Steamboat Cambridge
And whereas by virtue Of process in due form of
law to me directed, returnable the 9TH December
next have seized and taken the said Steamboat and
have the same in my custody.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that n District
Court will be held at the United States Court Room
on the 9TH OF DECEMBER NEXT, for the trial of
the said premises, and the owner or owners and ali
persons who may have claim any interest hereby
cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid
to show cause, if any they have, why a final decree
should not pass prayed. W. B0NIFANT.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
PERSONAL.

ff H -
Professor E. L. Youmans has retbrned
to New York from England. He mas NOT.
it is said, accepted the chair Of PHYSICAL
Science in Antioch College, to which he
was appointed last summer - ga.e
General Garfield has so far recovered
from his late accident as to be able to walk
with the aid of a cana, and thinks that
with care he viii escape the permanent
lameness of which he has been in serious
danger.
Henry S. Foote of Tennessee, NAV, be
seen daily at the Astor Library, in New
York, engaged upon his history ofthe war
in which he proposes to state the anti
Davis side of the in~ternecine rebel Quarrel.
The friends of Hon. Henry Wilson
have decided to give him a silver wedding
on the 27th inst, the anniversary of his
25th wedding. ~
General Terry, who captured so many
Southern gentlemen at Wilmington, has
been captured by a Southern lady, who is
to become his wife. He doesn't. wish to
be exchanged. ~ il. 81.
1t is stated that Mr.. Thomas Buchanan
Read is on his way to New Orleans to
paint q picture of General Sheridan and
the horse he has celebrated so brilliantly
IN verse. He goes under the auspices Of
the Philadelphia Union League. m
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
A Radical Illinois View of Recon-


strUetiOn. I. s
Hon. E. @. Ingersoll, of Illinois, success
sor of Owen Lovejoy in Congress, made a
speech at Peoria last Saturday, in which
he said
There are now two plans of reconstruc-
ton put forward. One is, that the. rebel
States have lost none of their ancient
rights that they should at once be
brought into harmonious relations with
the Government; be represented again in
Congress; should be relieved from conffs-
cation and the Freedmen's Bureat that
all interference by the Government in.
their State should cease; and, in fact, that
they should be pnrestrained and left free,
to. do just as they pleased. The Cope, :
head party is in favor of this pl.sn
Should this plan be adopted, they Iook
forward "to the good time eoming,'s whom
Davis and Buchanan shall shake hands
again over the Constitution as it is and
the Union IS it was.r The other is IL
treat tie rebels as an alien enemy pub
nc enemy The rebels compelled Us to
treat them as such for four years. How,
then, can they complain if we should COM
pei them to accept the legitimate results
of the character they made for them
selves? Confiscate the estates of the lead
ing rebels, and out of the proceeds pay
the national debt, and increase the pen
sions of the soldiers and the widows and
create 8 fund for their orphans [applauseE
and only restore the rebel people when
they are willing to admit the triumph of
the ideas upon which the war was prose-
euted upon our part, and to incorporate
them into their organic laws.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
Wanted 10 20 10 Nor-oW-

Morrow is a station on the Little Miami
Road. about forty miles from Cincinnati.
A new brakeman on the road. who didn't
know the names of the.statens, was APP
preached by5a stranger the ether day, while
standing by his train at the depot, who in
quired: ~. .t.Jg
"Does this train 90 to Morrow, to-day?''
HNo,n said the brakeman, who thought
the stranger was making game of him, "it
goes to-day, yesterday, week after next"
"You don't understand me" persisted
the stranger, al want to 90 to Morrow"
-fWen, why IN thundersdon't YOU wait
until to-morroW then, and not come both
ering around to-day, You can 90 to-mor-
row or any other day You please.
aWon't you answer a civil Q~uestion,ciy=
nv7 Viii this train 60 to-day 10 Nor
row u
@Not exactly. 1t viii go to-day and
come hack toInaoFrow!iS -e4TvoA2
As the strangsrswho wanted to 90 tc
Morrow was about. toleRve in disgust an
other employee, who knew the station al
luded to- came alcngsAnd gave him the re-
auired information.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
Death of DR.. Worcester.

On Friday last the most distinguished
American photographer since the death of
Noah Webster; Joseph Emerson Wor-
cester, who gave to the world the complet-
est and most accurate dictionary, except
one, and perhaps without exception, ever
compiled in Cambridge, died at the ripe
age of eighty-oney years. He was a native of
Bedford, n. H., where he was born Aug.
"a, 1884. He graduated at Yale College
in 1911, and for several years afterward
taught in Salem. While there he pre-
pared the greater part Of his "Geograph-
zeal Dictionary, or Universal Gazetteer"
which appeared, in 2 vols, in Andover in
1917, and was followed bya Gazetteer
of the United States" (Andover, 1879
and a number, of other works on Geogra-
ply and History. DR.. Worcester's first
effort in the field of English lexicography
was aJohnson's English Dictionary, as
improved by Todd and abridged by
Chalmers, with Walkers Pronouncing
Dictionary combined" which appeared in
1927. In 1925 he edited, at the request of
the publisher of Webster's Dictionary, an
~abridgment of the work. In the follow
ing years several dictionaries were pub
hshed by him in succession, and he gave
to the public, in 1850, his chief work, "A
Directory of the English Language" the
ripe fruits of more than 80 years of lexi-
Geographical studies. DR.. Worcester was
also, f~fomIsSfto 1913 inclusive, the lite
rary editor Of the a American Almanac"
H6i received the degree of LII D. from
Brown University and Dartmouth Col
lege, was a Fellowof the American Acad-
envy of Science, a corresponding member
of the Royal Geographical Society in
London, and a member of other learned
bodies afis-..r ssF slar 5F3T2 D. W. -i
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
A Compliment to MIR. adams.

The London Star pays Mr.. Adams the
following ~well-merited compliment in an
editorial on the Adams-Russell correspon-
dence:
Mr.. Adams during the wal had a task
to fulfil such as has seldom fallen to the lot
of any minister. He endured the disa-
greeable incidents in his position with g
most heroic fortitude, which will earn for
him in history a place not unworthy of his
illustrious ancestors. With a man less
calm, less capable of perceiying the emo
nous evils ola war with England, Tess
assured of the ultimate triumph of his
country's cause, and therefore less disposed
to awaitthe correcting influence of time to.
remove many of the prejudices which
clamOred around him, it is not saying too
much to hazard the assertion that peace
would have been impossible. The selec-
tons which Mr.. Lincoln made of the Eu-
ropean representatives of the Republic in
its season of trial is another proof of the
unfailing sagacity which distinguished
that great patriot.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
GEAuGA COUNTY,.

A lycsum has been established in Nun
son to meet regularly during the winter.
A very interesting m was maintained
last winter in the same district.
The Rev. M. Terry, pastor of the Con-
gregational Church in Troy, died very
suddenly on Friday, the 24th inst7 about
midnight. He went to bed at night in
usual health, awoke at eleven in great
pain, and after a few moments of relief,
and a second attack, became unconscious
and in a few moments was dead.
Elder A. Burns, of Huron county will
commence a series of meetings on Friday
evening, Nov. Sd, at the Disciple Church
in Mnnaon 5000 -.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
CoLUMBIANA COUNTY.

A member of the Liverpool company
of National Guards was assaulted in a
grocery in New Lisbon, by a young man
named Lamburn, for declining to drink
with the latter. 4,,,
The drill of the 18th Battalion Ohio
National Guard, came off, on the Fair
Grounds, at New Lisbon, on Thursday
and Friday, the 10th and goth inst, pur-
suant to notice.
The Buckeye State says that the great
bulk of the wool clip of this year, is still
in the hands of the farmers, who are hold
ing it for higher prices, which we are
afraid they will not realize.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
COUNTY.

The work on the new rolling-miIl at
Dover is progressing rapidly. The frame
work is now nearly completed.
Peter Hanger, of Wayne township, was
accidently shot through the left hand, while
cunning, in the vicinity of Dundee, on the
nth inst. DR.. White was called on and
dressed the wound. It was inflicted by a
rife ball, which passed through the hand
but did not injure the bone. 1t is in a fair
way for recovery.
A canal boat belonging to Captain Pat
rick Callahan, of Lockport, was destroyed
at Taylor's Lock, a few days since, by the
breaking in of the lock.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
DELAMARE COUNTY,.

Benjamin @. Waters, late Sheriff of
Delaware county, and more recently
Deputy Provost Marshal, has been APP
pointed Mail Agent on the G. G. s C..
Railroad.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
SUMMIT COUNTY.

Three companies of the o. N. G., had a
good time at Tallmadge on the goth, under
Major Tibbals-Cos. A, of Akron, B, of
Springfield and c, of Tallmadge.
The Journal says: Colonel o. W.
Sterl, of the 1O4th o. Y. !. shook hands
with a number of his old comrades in
arms at our office on Wednesday,. 1t was
a glad time among the printers as the
Colonel was a very popular commander.
He used to make the rebel fur fly and we
trust will be no less successful in a firm of
Wholesale dealers in that article in New
York.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Some interesting 6gures have been given
respecting the mean average ofslife Attqm-
ed By individuals ehgaeed IN various en-
ployments, which via Be- found W6rthIS6
careful examination. The statement was,
prepared by ordefIofsaBe Massachusetts,
Legislature a few years ago. Agricultur-
lists were found to aversge-a- lifetime of
3 : 90 years; bankers, 43.45; bank officers,
g s.7s; b~lachzuithE, 15h4H Butchers
calico prlnten klsSA esEnemA<k+sss}
clerks, 3432; clergymen, 56.72; coopers,
1887: editors, 40; gentlemen, 5s.l9; hat
tiers. 5Lr7; Jewellers, HU8g Judges and
justices, 65; lawyers, SAG; machinists,
s64l; manufacturers f43.23J masons,
4Tzs: mechanics, 43.A5; merchants, Sill;
musicians, $3.50 operatives s2 s3aphiRel
ers- 4z.es; physicians, 54.s4; printers,
ss.o1; public officers, 6s.s4 rope-makers3
shipwrights, 1927; shoemakers,
Ss.l2; taifors 1885 feachefs s446
.-sders, 1875.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
The British claim Against the United

II ~ H.Hr H H|..
The recent publication Of the CORES
pcndence between Mr.. Adams and Earl
Russell, concerning the Alabama claims,
gives great interest to a phase of the ques-
ton. the facts of which, never yet
published, we have from the very best
authority. Last spring, the English
government, through its American Min
lister, Sir Frederick Bruce, presented to
the United States for payment claims to
the amount Of several millions of dollars
for damages to British subjects by the
capture by our navy of British vessels
engaged in legitimate commerce, but
mistaken for blockade-runners, .rlW
These claims, our government, while
acknowledging their justice, refused to
entertain, on the ground that England
would not, entertain our claim against her
concerning the Alabama. The matter has
since rested in sttatta quo.. By this astute
diplomacy, Mr.. Seward has tora great ex-
tent extricated our government from its
dilemma, and shifted the responsibility
upon England. The honor Of the British
government is of course involved
in the collection of o. these q mclaims,
and if4hey were against e secopd class in
stead Of a first class power, that cowardly
but avaricious nation would ere this have
enforeedi its demand at the lannon's
mouth But their only wayto get their
account with the. United States squared is
to settle ourmpch larger bill against them,
or 90 10 war. 1t is therefore probable
that our government viii hot~be Precipi-
Fate in taking hostile action, but VIII wait
antil this view Of the case shall have had
ample time to impress itself ldpon5the
-someFhat q stolid mind of John Bull.
Meantimefh the Fenian movement may IN
duce that parsonage governed By his ira
ditional selfsh4ess 10 tpereeive the change
n his $ own interests acknowledge thei
AmeTeantheOry Of Belligersntrights5 and
.u.41a L.E;iI spf TltCgp 9AJ A---
set'ie 'ne Olt, eeR vSa4pH Iii 81 7Ef
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
RICHIANn CnnNrY

The Union School buildingof Plymouth
caught fire on Saturday, the 5lst inst, but
was extinguished before any serious dam
age was done to it.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

GEORGE WILLIAMS, rs High street,
White Swelling, Drop5y, and all kinds of syphilis in
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Cards, 52views, 1913 per pack Sl0per dozen marked
Patent Male Safes, LIST qualitF, -saes I'd quality, pc,
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ING AGENCY, IS Liberty ST., n. Y. Ocl9:2sO
S5O,0OO in sums % suit-a an the Old stand
IN Securities of.eTery kind, vizs6old and Slvet
NSStches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jeweary, cans
PSI, is, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
All pers,0nal property aIdartioles Of EaiHe, on the most
sstf-factory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tsbished ISl. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
watches, Jewcry, Gums, etc, Tor sale at bargains.
0~fRce-corner II Water and Superior streets, over
Davis &Piexotto's Clothing Store.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
,Jobb Van Buren, is an uniuckv white

John Van Buren, is al unlucky white
man, especially when he gets onthe stump.
In Cooper Institutes lately he opened his
mouthaand out there few the following
,hlunder; as there anything fhe asked1 in
the idea that a person who has serGed in
the army must necessarily he entitled to
Vote 2' Attention is called by the Buffalo
Express to- the fact that, by an act Of Con-
gress, foreigners who have served in the
army against the rebels are authorized to
take out naturalization papers without
giving the two years, notice formerlyspe-
and without having been residents
foFthe Ave years term. Itis understood,
Of course. that John is moving to have
law repealed jtsl14 1osasns-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
A View way of sending missionaries.

Last week a steamboat on the Muskin-
gum had on board some fifty or sixty min
isters and delegates returning from the
Baptist Anniversaries at Marietta. 81
should like to be the one to blow up this
boat" said a wicked joker to his friend
@Whati What in the world put THAT hor-
rid thought into your head 2" was the re-
ply. "Why, you see, sir, I should have
the honor of spreading the gospeL-State
JournaS, 35r.b 1EI IT. aEl.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
CRAWFORD COrNTy

Two little children of Mrs. Abger, of
Gallon, were recently playing with a
small cannon. when a bottle of powder,
held by the boy, aged eight years, explod-
ed, burning him about the face and arms,
f%rightfully, and also burning his little
sister, aged three years, badly.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

1t is understood that Surgeon General
Wolcott, Of Wisconsin, a gentleman 9 8
distinguished medical ability, is preparfq
a report relative to the anticipated Vi <
of the cholera, and the best means off, ~
igating its raysges. AZ
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

General Cox has rented the residence Of
Judge Swayne, of Columbus and villa
cupy II during the coming winter Judge
Svayne and his family VIII pass the win
ter IN Washington snlo:5+ y.sIsgs {
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

Paw T. S. C. Abbott has determined to
-osnme the charge Of the Hove-street
Church in New Haven, which he resigned
s'H f3ETo3 5slls felf5gi
.aosasS OF baG
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE
Real Estate Agent
ATWATER BUILDING.
CI1Y PRoPERTY FoR sALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CEDAR STREET.-THE sale eleven acres on
Cedar street, with House and Barn and q acres
of grapes. Also other fruits. One mile from city
limits.
KINSMAN Sr.-Two. story House and Lot, $500.
CASE AVEEUE-Two-story Cottage and lot, COX
III feet, $3.50.
CHESTNUT ST-House and Lot, 5000.
GARDEN ST.-HOuse and large Lot, f3,Gtp.
KINSMAN ST.-LHrge Brick HOUSE, and d acres
Land, with fruit, &c. a very desirable resi-
dence.
OHIO sT.--Two-story House and Lot, $500.
SCOVILLIs sT.-HOuse and Lot, $4,000.
LAUREL ST.-House and Lot, Sl,35O.
LAKE ST Brick House and Lot, $500.
CEDAR StF.-Store, Dwelling and Lot, $1,000
KENTUCKY ST-House and Lot, 81, 100.
DETROIT ST.-House and Lot, sl,pOO.
MILL ST.-House and y acre, $500.
MILL II and l acre, $1,000.
YORK ST--Nea the Circle. House and hot .SS,euO-
LONG SE--In rear of 100 superior street, vacant
Lot, 65x7O feet. .
DETROIT ST.-Nea Pearl, good Brick House and
Lot, $4,000.
VACANT LOT-0n Scoyille street
BRIGHTON--TwO-stOry House and acres Land
3 miles from Court House, 5000.
Also, a large number of desirable Farms and ont
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtWater Building.
octl6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-30

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