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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

MOURN for my bleeding country" said a
certain army contractor to General Sheridan.
50 you ought, you scoundrel, for nobody has
bled her more than you have, replied Sheridan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

INTERESTING TO SCRIP SPEcULAToRs.-The fol-
lowing from the United States Internal Revenue
office at Washington explains itself:
TREASURY Dept, INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, 1865.
Sir: reply to your letter of July 23d, that
person who makes business of buying county
warrants at discount upon their par value, to
sell again. or hold until they mature, and then
collect from the county the full face of the war
rants with interest thereon, is to be considered
broker, and should procure license as such.
Very respectfully,
D. C. WHITMAN for Commissioner.
To y. NJ. Orr, Assessor Third District, Stockton,
California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14
Weaveryjlle, Saturday, Oct. IA, 1865.

A DESPERATE REMEDY NEEDED.-We can think
of no place where general renovation, accom-
panied with little systematic hanging or shoot
ing, is more needed than in that sink of perdition
Salt Lake City A desperate disease seems to
rage there, and a remedy equally desperate is
demanded. People who cross the country tell
of the uniform good treatment received at the
hands of the Mormons-they see them hastily,
and leave Mormondom with no more real idea of
the existing condition of things than when they
arrived. Depravity, profanity and treason, are
the general rules if we Judge from the testimony
of people residing there, and from the Mormon
organs. Civilization has pronounced the Nor
mon faith contrary to the best interests Of hu-
manity but worse features than that if possible,
are made daily evident. To give our readers
some idea of the existing condition of things,
we make a few extracts from the Salt Lake Fe-
dette, as examples Of the outrageous and treason
able trash promulgated by Mormon leaders.
Brigham Young, in a recent harangue at the
Temple, said
The Mormons had the law in their hands and would
do they please ito which all the congregation responded
amen) lie said if they undertook try him in Gentle
he would the Government in hell first and was
ready fight the Government the rub That he had his
soldiers and rifles and pistols and ammunition and plenty of
it. and too and would them. He 'cas on 1t! The
Governor of this Territory useless and could do nothing
He Brigam) the of this people and by
Of the Most High he would be Governor of this Terri
tory forever and and if the Gentiles did not like this
they could leave and go to hell"
And the sained old scoundrel, Heber c. Kim
ball. RECALLED his hearers in this wise
The Gentiles enemies: they damned forever
they and they don't like what
| say they 20 to hell. damn them II catch any
Of them running after nv wives will send them hell
And ladies must not keep their cnmpany You sin II You
will be damned and to hell. What do You
They hunt after faiT and pre
and is lamentable fact that they (the
mem would rather so with them damned scoundres than
stay with us
We consider it burning shame and blot upon
the Governmental escutcheon that such things
are permitted exist in the land.
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General News.
rRbdorxtuE O-,ATahOney.

! - endorsing O'AEhhOney. y,:9 ,s-
ugPHILKpELPKIA9 December 15.--At q meet
ing of the Fenians at Wilmington. Del,
ingoSWsbon4ySrF 5ljGf1TsF 3 sI5R oil ,
" The Union CSrcIe lefothe- -Feniansooof
Gloucester CityyNJg hAaAls0lendOFsed the
aetion of lQMahoney. HusHzs7 bro .5-
= -ma SION Lecture sr44,iaoa -.
~ N.M- YoRK. December ,15.-H. G. Collins,
protector Of the Observation-Disclosures lTele-
eraph, delivered o. leeta1e9cas thai subject
las Neutrality-suspicious. the Bni6ha League Club of
thas.elBEo bGUod s7su odv ,nsdatrJ o-,f OF
M q rsoao SOLDIER. 5-,s ,-,o,
THE Heral9s Washington, special says /:
thoritios, soldiers Rhofe-enlist IN the regu-
lar army within thirty days after disehaEge
from the ~Neluateer service will be. entitled
tothe extra 81 per month gtanted by a Con-
gressional enactment in 1864, when their
service in the army inlconnectien with the
term they ha vefcontinanusly served in,the
voluntserssha4 amount in othe aggregate
70 ave Sesfs. sEi bsisis5su v.tUu- ls,r,,
Denied. ~
|, BuFrffmIL3oS, December Is. GTb9' EreTfT4 uae
MES the Ftim5fthð Esftgog ns9saHes
had le6se6 thGRew .Y6tfiE sfia 5unls7sroaA
'forthe purpose Of cutting qG re rl-+iopaI
Bankers Express Company = uaces
the statement Ridiculous al atl Gus SO
far as the american rExPfy3 yn4 uouy is
eo~ncernefIaud one Of serrer Il -~s!sehoods
TO prejudice the company, and bolster up
the tortupVa Of a fiYal interest,
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suPEEeemne CeGnrlt.. H,'"
SOuthernaNeW

The G~OVePnmeat' eale at Alexandria.
Tie great governments salsaof war mater
,iaf st AexandriaWW Pfobablylast through
out the week. There are a large number Of
buyers from New York and the Northwest,
seeking -IsilEosd material, and the comReti-
ton is quite spirited, and the prices obtain
ed in numerous instances were in advance
ofcost. The scraPsiron has, averaged oyer
$40 per ton, railroad iron fEonasx to fifteen
cents per podnd; 'eordege t~weHty-0ne cents
per pound, and all the prices are highly sat
isfaetory to the government officers.
Sailed -AfsL
. Count De Tavefns9y the Secretary of the
French Legation sailedfor Europe Ia the
steamer Scotia yesterday He was sent 70
France by the Marquis De Montholon TO re-
portion the state Of feeling oexfstingohere
with reaardt to the Mexican INVASION and to.
bring neutrality-suspicious. from, tbs, Imperial
tgovernment- The French Minister, who
did mot ind any ground IN the Presidents
messrge for serious appfehehSfbEs,o appears
some what alarmedlhy thsy resolutions rela-
tive to French inYssioH Of, MeKico recently
,intToduced by, Mr. Wade in the Senate and
General Schenck in the House. 20
az q C0mmfited to 3aiE1'Ts nj bee
NEW Y65Rk, December I5!&James Hughes,
alleged to be concerned in the Hoboken
bounty fnknds %Sss geEterdaE, eommitted to
,jail. Hissolicitor annouheed his intention
lot applying, for a writ Of habeas corpus on
the grednd that the bailhad beenimpropSr-
ly conducted -ps5 ,TTti.H = - 70 u,p Oh
2nonia fDlscusalonssh s1eav rot o.
poaK discussionto0k place. last evening az
the rooms, Of the Rolyteehnic Institute in
Cooper Institute, regarding the proper rep
Iressntationf OF the United States at JHe' great
French Exposition ct Paris in 1s6zza T,'ni
Professor Joy made some explanations and
Urged the necessity of ? prompt and Co
operating effort in the meyement Mr..
Derby, the United States Government Agent,
explained the mode OF obtaining the neces-
sary space; aaHdfthe scope Of the exposition
was fl~HylexPlhined by those famillar with
the scheme.
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feIegraUhic Department

We receive the regular tslegraphic dis
patches to the Associated Press, obtained
at great expense. Special dispatches to
the Western Associated Press, received up
to four A. II, and containing the latest
news, are also published in q morning
edition. These dispatches are received By
only one other paper in the State outside
Of Cincinnati. We have also able and
intelligent correspondents IN Wash
ington, Columbus, Chicago, OIL City and
other places, who will furnish US BY tels-
graph with reliable nd exclusive news
nom those siHtisS dgA goa5 81
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financial and Commercial Re-
5ss5 -''A o. ports. s5 . sl

rI The financial and commercial depart
ment of thisspaper is NOW in the hands Of
one Of the most competent and expert
eneed financial and commercial editors Of
the West and is i~nFaluable 70 banksrs
sad businesslmen. Its IocaLand -tele-
graphic parkets, and financial and com
nercial summaries are exhaustive and
accurate. Among the market reports We
furnish q stsIegraphic bumnarYof the oil
market in Pittsburgh, prepared solely for
the LEADER daily reports Of the stock
and petroleum. markets Of New York, and
a weekly review Of me New York whole
sale and dry goods markets, furnished 10
the Western Associated Press.
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laiBTd-.Eis36lEy and Weekly
NEWSPAPER s.
Largest Papef in tas west outside
Of Chicago, s., Louis, and
Cincinnati
PROSPECTUS FOR 1881


The new year which We GFeJab0uL
. enter viii usher N an era q national
growth, prosperity and greaanea unexam-l
pied in the history Of the world. Altar
fouE years Of Desperate confiet the pin
ciPlSs which the EEEDEE In common with
the patriotic: citizens and soldiers Of the "a
country has1 always announced and do
Tended, have triumphed, and the war for
the Union and Freedom has ended In VIC
tory and peace. Secession and slavery
have both been crushed, and Cur Rspubhe
reunited end ~regeaeFated, enters upOas -
new and glorious career, The future b
-fhIl Of the promise of greatness to our
nation and Of fpresperity = is eitizsnG- ~
And yet the crisis Of our dangeri s- not
passed. The contest has only been tranF 9
fefred from the military to the pohnc1l
arena. The weapons are ballots instead
of bullets. the psn instead Of the sFord.
The spirit of secession is yet alive. The
great work of reconstructing the relations
Of the Southern States TO the Union, so
that the nation may be made secEre, It's
faith and honor kept inEiOlsta nnd equalis5iI
rights to all its citizens guaranteed = yS
to Be performed-a work which for It's
immense importance and gigantic DIM g
eulties is only paralleled BY that which We
have Just concluded. In this most en- o.
teal and important period-in the midst
Of these great eTents4no man, rich OF
poor, can afford to be without 9 news s
It Is an article Of prime necessity &
in every household. Without it q man Is
half q century behind the age. sad
The Cleveland LEADER enters upOn the "a
tventy-seconi year Of its existenee with
tke'brightest of prospects, and with a moro
widely-extended and well-deserved popu-
larity than at any previous period N it,
history. It's principles and objects have
always been fearlessly avowed and boldly
advocated. They are the Psrpetuity Of
he Union the maintenance of Freedom;
he establishment Of Equal Rights TO al .sff
men and the Advancement Of the ma
mental and moral condition Of the
-
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GRtsEFrk
BIZ GEORGE ALFKEpT townsend.
- ILL IL 4 = =

ny. ~
BIZ GEORGE ALTKEn foTxsEND.
ED 5+ia ,IEEddE3
Little Grisette, soa haunt me Tets
l,SSssn kssG Sss sssy Vii NOV 9qHb
Or ny eye bad lost It's irstrs Of jets --,t.i-g
i1nfhal dim cid QuArtier1Latin we met; 49,
We made our plight enc night in june, -.
And all our life was honeymoon;
Wa did not ask iflt were sin,
sNsdld net g 70 hifka6k no&, WICK rel
tWeealT loved and Jet the world IS r.. ,i -,t
HIM h ifS b<lhsh way hsl0R: sous, ~, 4
IMfgksdf ten or o4Stleths the ait 81 -.i-is q,
bHsv RgnyitttrihmPha Sts1e.f r.faH )
iEighkstages from the entry stair, -. l.-.-s4
Fo1sasl Bus near the stars. . - 81 - 81
Little Grisette, rich or in debt, $500,
We were too fond 10 chide or sigh
Aster 20 poor that / csald nst buy Z,
lAsFeets sweet kiss from my little Qrisstts;
tltsl eenld nothing gain OF set, - -, y
~ hook or crook orlsong or story. r-r4 --r
Along tha starving road 80 glory ~ 3.
InaaEtelled hew your Eihlble thihble, rrr o.
lAsto ? tnne, danced fast and feetinE, ;s.s
AN stopPedtm my pen to catch the music, rg,
But chg head ~ heart RbeAtihgj n O., ~
The quaint old roofs and gables airy rrr.
Flung down the light for You to wear it,
And made myrloFs 4 queen in fzery
49, To haunt my garrett.
Little aFisette, the meals goa set
were aMcelerLO ne Ilal D0nQueA tcdtI
Your face was a blessing fit for a priest,
At 5euF smils The candle went out in a pet,
The Wonderful chops l shall never Forget : a-~s.
If the wine was a trihe too sharp or rank, ?
We kissed each time before we drank
And listened to the singing kettle,
And brought the cards befofs wesdeAlt them
The spoons TO us were precious metalz
At leastthO coffee could not melt them.
You an my Pipei Is it your eyes
Whereat 1 light my cigarette Z gsgu gs,
On alEbut me the darkness lies, --s.1oa
Ant mYG rfsettef /" rt-10"A
Little Grisette, the soft Eunsst
Lingersd avAle, thatwe might stag. -arrI
ToInark theseiae, from shsbresIy quay,
h5SHs ss5 re 4 s ss ;d sSs3 9, saa Fret 5SSs, nisTrs
When 1 ambitiously would be
A man renQFned across the sea
j told you / should come again ~ -iaif
1t BAs hufhRlf gay round the globe
70 give you diamonds for your faith,
AAdfor Sour gras, Asukeh robe,
YoudEeEe more wise than lovers are:
INFANT, sweetheart, to ten You true,
Yon' sn;sS 's5isn 10 &aLL5
i1s1,oI lLlJ pt 1u-r7ar7}
T6FT an Welded, 6Et AZ ret Sfved. g3gbI
Those careless days, in thought revived,
But teach me- ca mot forget. ra..fT sr1-g |
Perhaps VI Age must pay the debt s-4f..l
Young Sin contracted long ago
I5nly know Ionly know ; 81 f~r e. a
That pictures haunt me everywhere,
By busy day IN peopled gloon ..ar r----l
They rise between me and my prayer,
They maj the holiness Of home /
wife is proud, my boy is cold -
1 dare not speako of what I fret t r-.l
lis my old sin with thee 1 fold, F - l.
Little Grisettei
$3.50 L| H|| u Ia
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nDPOVemenN


prosperity Of the LEADER has enabled its
projectors TO introduce improvements
which render it still more worthy the
support Of its large and increasing circle
Within thHt period il has been tFies
enlarged, "a total increase in size being
about seven cofs=as, thus at once accom-
modating the advertising pressure upon
its columns, and giving much more space
to news and miscellaneous reading matter.
Il il now as large as any paper in the
State, and larger thsn any outside Of Gin
cinnati. oAAV
On the first of October il spPeared in .
new end handsome dress, greatly increas-
ing its legibflity and improving its APP
pearahce. 3l3E 3af bIE Az U3F
; A new d~ouble-cylindsr press has been
purchased and erected during the year,
which enables us to accommodate our
greatly increased subscription list and at
the same time to keep the paper open for
the reception of news Up to the latest
mQmen :" w HnA tt1ti
The LEADER presents more, and more
interesting, reading matter 10 its readers
than any other paper in Northern Ohio.
..
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Fatnre IMPROVEMENTS.

q It Is not the intention Of the LEADKl
to remain stationary. Il intends 70 intro.
duce other P0Yensnts as rapidly q
possible 70 gr2E. with the growth Of
Cleveland and Ohio and in short to con-
tinue, in the future IS in the past, .
thoroughly LIVE PAPER. V3fN
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LEdifarIaI Department

as This department Of the LEADER Is in
competent hands, and viii receive careful
attention. The LEADER viii always be-
found battling boldly and manfully forthe
elevation Of mankind and fer fsedomaRd
justice : al - VRM nResr
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with personal rchsrmsrand subtle t1agnet-
ism brought toibsAs on the victim, althegghi
Ne may think the object for which they
plead is all bosh, and ~mayin-his heart wish
the fan advocates iRtHalifax.II M ba1brrH .
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Terms.

Owing to the present extraordinary high
prise Of printing paper, (~costing mora
than double what It did before the war,)
and the increased price Of labor and tele
graphic reports, the terms Of the 1EApE
viii necessarily beas fcll0wsssit
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MEDICAL:
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
'' L.a 'ti 90 AND allos a .rt.,i
MEDICAL DISPENSARY. '
BIO T --t 200 frsrTI.Hr
I'm

NFOnl 60 !
RLD men, young men, rich and poor
~ men in any way afflicted with any Of the fol-
lowing terrible diseases, are alike earnestly invited
to consult Doctor DeHArt in person or by letter At
his PRIVATE HOSPITAL AND DISPENSART,
Eo.1O Jefferson avenue, Detroit, Michigzn, and
thereby avoid the many ruinOus traps Of unprin-
cipled pretenders who advertise themselves a. ply
sicians from Paris, London, and New York dospi-
tails. They are in nearly every instance most
dangerous and ignorant imposters, never having
had any medical education, and consequently, no
scientific experience. Doctor DeHart,sl is really
the only properly managed and well. regulated
Private Hospital west of New York, in which all
the various forms Of eyphifitic diseases Of both
sexes are as they should be-. Among the
diseased conditions in which thorough. and peTmA-
nent cures are guaranteed at this Hospital may be
mentioned, syphilis in all its various forms, as
ulcers OF the body, nose and throat, eopper-eolOred
fblotches, pimples, and a peculiar creeping sensa-
ton Of the skin, nodes or tumOrs upon the bones,
Diseases Of the kidneys and bidder. sooorrhss,
orrheal and syphilitic rheumatismss etc. etc.
-N- FEMALES
Afflicted with leneorrhea or whites, ovarian en-
largements or tunors, alterations Of, and failing
womb, menstrual retention, suppression ofirregn-
Iarities can also, in most cases, be cured, DR.. De-
IHArt's Regulator is the very best in use, sent By
mail, priee. s. and two postage stamps.
Z III ,.F. YOUNG MEN, ~
Doctor DeHart's is the only Hospital and Dispen'
sary in the country where true and successful
medical treatment can be had IN all cases OF SEMI
nal weakness and its attendants. You mnst also
bear in mind that marriage is impossible where the
slightest veRereaI faint Of the blood exists. Con-
sultin person or by letter and It viii be made pro-
ftable for YOU Medicines sent by mail and ex-
press to,all parts of the country, free from cuFios-
ity, iandInany patients cured without. being 'obn-
,ged to come to this city.
!. s.. Encloso two postage s.aap9a and send for
my printed circular OF qus-ti0as~nl II III .
Address, enclosing postage Sianp, - lsG
.snfls DR.. DFHART, .
- P. o Drawer 625, Detroit, -MicIIgau.
dsce:r4-dkw-- "lA." -Al $50 fthN,fr
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Local News.

This department Of the paper We shall
make, as we have always made il a COM
plsta, accurate and interesting summary p
Of daily syents in Cleveland. gFssa ,ns
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16

LKADEK numbers on its staff Of
correspondents at New York, Washington,
Columbus, Meadvlle, and other cities and
in the army, some Of the sblest and most
interesting writers connected with the
press. dAff+d rlE.
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ClTYsNEWs..,.

PEHsoSAL.Awe had the pleasure of re-
ceiving a call yesterday morning from Geo,
Alfred Townsend, Esq, the noted war cores
POndent q He is a very genial young gentle
man, and cannot fail of making friends OF
whomsoever he meets He lectures in
Akron last evening" -. -.-...- . -.
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TGWLES & Co. HAVE TIE BKsf
~ assortment Of SOLID SILVER WARE in tire
city. All oar Plain Ware IL made by Us HERE, and
parties Wishing their oTB slyeF made up 70 oTda-
The highest price IN essA VLa ME Esy suAntity
Of cid silver Of eo1k BP&
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- CotRfs. VsEs6s NEwsFAfEMs.-Ateach adj
~jourhment Of the criminal branch of the
Court Of Common Pleas, wherein DR.. Hughes
is now being tried for murder, Judge Coffin
berry instrdcts the jury, among other things,
not to read the newspapers,--A Multiply the
number Of jurymen by the selling figure Of
the papers, morning and evening editions,
day after day, and the public viii see how
considerable ar item of profit the Court de-
mics the proprietorE of the city. papers,
That sum, economically laid out, would Keep
said proprietorH in q comfortable supply of
cigars, and buy an occasional toddy. We
have great respect for Judge Cofinberry, but
by what authority, tell is ye lawyers, does
he cripple the newspaper INTEREST," NO
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CoURT OF CoxMoE PLEAs.-In court room
No. b Judge Bolton heard yesterday fore
HO6n; the deferred case of Himrod Furnace
Company Is. the Cleveland and MahOning
Railroad Company.
Judge Foots, in No. 2, heard the case
Of Rsbeces Taylor, 4adfhinistfatrix, d. r. J.,
Corran, administrator.
The Hughes trial was still progressing in
No. 5, before Judge COfinberry. Oscar Rus
sell, Hughes companion to Bedford at the
time the murder wascohmitted, was onthe
stand yesterday forenoon. '-9-'T'l5 u
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A Ii ALONG IRON Sd OEKTSJT0.
"A sls--fAs faess let Of Pocket Knives n the
srEtA .c9E4@ aga !
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The Blade says that there is little doubt
that Mr.. Gillett, on his return to the city on
or aboutthe 18th Of January, 1868, visited
the saloon above mentioned, on his way
home, was there murdered, and his body
buried where the skeleton was found. -
The friends Of the deceased have author
lied Mayor Dorr t<ofsr are%ara 81 $500 In.
addition to that offered by the Council, for
the apprehension Of the murderer. W oi 60
The remains wersgb brought to this city
Thursday nighs Inferred yesterday.
morning, tbese&e Rev. DR.. Aiken OFF,
ciating at the xfaEssaoi o2u51-g .b-sEs
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SEDUoTIoN.-We saw two females attempt
the seduction of a nice looking young man
yesterday morning, on superior-st One had
a subscription book in her hand, whichshe
kept sticking right up under his nose, Offer
ing at the same time withthe other hand a
pencil, with which she desired him to give
his autograph. Generally when a person
asks another to write his name in an album.
or autograph book, it is accepted as a favor,
and costs the writer nothing. But the young
man aforesaid saw sOme figures Opposite the
foregoing names, and -shyed OF in ac0IGsh'
manner. The other lady, who
wasn't very pretty looking, kept
plying her arts and charms on the youth
but he bit his lips, blushed, dislikeds to
refuse the courtesy, but hated most heartily
to attach his signature. Rather tough for a
young man, who can't eaily utter valiant
noes to resist the appeals of young ladies,
epsfally HhsA thsg [Ysgtgns tAslE sa9se
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Police COURr.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning sra
Observation-Disclosures Wolf William
Monroe, George Thompson and John Wells,
each fined 81 and costs Della POrtei s. and
costs.
Vagrancy-samuel o'Dell, William, Sem
,ers, Edward CLARK, George Thompson, VIM!
Williams and Albert F. Burke, cases con-.
tinued till the 18th. rr.r ,s Tar ~ -, 4
pisturbanee-Nelson Mooney Ostse-s vi
Violating NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ford
fined S and costs. tra .91'r' 77-it"I-rs'Hr
Assault and Battery-John Heitch, John
Daneen, John Flynn, Mark Magran, John
Doe and Richard Roe, costs, each. -,
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Li tHs S.isstts I Y P S,,s . re- ct s.,,.al oar
fhe s-ergeaht,s story.

IFrpm the United States Services MAgA1ine.I-
THE BLANK CARTRIDGE b
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a-syasa1o4aMz TEA9aAz
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Ckrenik ~GshstiRatiSR.

For which take : Single FIN every, OF eveSy other
night. They never produce debility aud cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss Of or Impzrities
Of the Blood, ihoB OF Appstita, and al Dsraags.
menSs Of BoEels or Btompch. EJ.hakas
MsfrSold b al Wholesale and Retsi dealers IN
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
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