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other points Of differences with il, ana
adjust that point separately. '3 'o
The affair of the LITTLE Belt,
to be settled the corresponding clo.;a nss
Mr. Fosters declaration that he shall ,""S VII
the result of the court of enquiry ON Npp's'It |
to his government. He will receive i l,OSSccfA |
the result Of the examination at Hans fv.s4
the officers of the LITTLE. BEL d;
contradicting the testimony Of the off,.
the United States frigate. Which, or WI
to decide between them? Each will o% e
to his own statement, while common ,4r~. SH
the opinion OF the world will all he o~ az
side of the LITTLE BELT. Ii is s~.,
all credibility that she should have yoIrn,S' ~%
an attack upon vessel three times he,
Mr.. Monroe contends, that The Upjte6c,
have right to know the national cbarac,"'
the armed ships which hover on their co'
and whether they visit it with frieDdIv :.
friendly views p We contend, that ii. \
States, not being at war with any power i
no right to give chase to armed Sims I|
suppose that they come with any ostiiie i, :
tons.
The conduct of America to Spain sfro.i.
curious and nc very favorable view Of the :.
rality of American policy. Sic Contend, T.,
West Florida formed part of Louisiana. vb.,
she bought Of France what France bad :.
right to sell and the negotiation carried On /,
the United States at Paris, for Florda, ~
throughout series of humiliation and Al,
grace.-But what is the defence set in !.
America for Selling East Florida? H.,
Spain owes her money for spoiatons On be-
commerce. But has Spain refused all sa,iss..
ton? No, it is acknowledged hat she admit.
ted the in iuries done, and was not indispo.l
to enter into negotiation respecting them
But delay has taken place-Why? Brcsry
Spain, UNANIMOUSLY invaded by BonapaIte, had
her whole attention engrossed in finding h,
means of resisting the invader And itSd
this state of affairs, America, THE FRIEND
OF FREEDOM, THE FOE OF TYRAN.
NY, takes advantage, to wrest her terroia
from her An eternal blot this, ard indeeda,
whole conduct OF the United States relait
to Spain, will be in the American annas-
How will an.American feel when investigating
the history Of the invasion of Spain, he shall
inquire, what, on that occasion, was the Con-
duct of his ancestors, the only republican rc
pie then on earth, and who claim almost an
exclusive privilege to hate and to deroulu
every act Of rufian violence, and every form
If arbitrary power. 1t certainly will not kin
die glow of emulation in his mind, whenA:
shall be told that of this unparalleled crma
an oblique notice was once taken by the Ame'
rican administration that the people Of that
country seemed to rejoice at the conduct Of
the invader, frowned on the efforts OF his VIC
TINS, and took advantage of their dlStresS~
despoil and rob them
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LONDON, December l9.
CITY ADDRESS.

Yesterday the right honorable lord mayor,
the aldermen, sherlffs, and common council
of the CITY of London, waited upon his royal
highness the Prince Regent, at York-heusc,
with the following Address, which was rcad
by the recorder =
To His ROYAL Highness the Prince of Wales,
Recent of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland, the dutiful and loyal
Address OF the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and
Commons Of the City of London, in Com
mon Council assembled:
Asav il hlcase your highness,
We. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, s Com
mons of the City Of London, in Commons
Council assembled, humbly approach your
Royal Highness on behalf OF ourselves and the
community at large, with an earnest requt st,
tina, your royal hlghness viii be graelously
pleased to adopt such measures, as, with The
advice of the most honorable the Prlvy Coun-
Gil. shall seem meet, for causing suspenslon
of the use of grain in the dlsuieres OF the
United Kingdom, such suspension appearing
10 us to be one of the most efiectual means OF
preyenting those serious evils which a iarther
arise in the price of grain is at this time so o.
yiously calculated to produce: and we farther
humbly beg leave to express our conhdeLt
hope, that, we'll aware as your royal high
ness must be, of the causes of the present
scanty supply Of grain from foreign parts, and
of the great Gistress that may arise therefrom,
your ROYAL highness, to whose justice and hu-
manity we shall not, VIC trust, appeal III vain
will be graciously pleased to employ ali tn
means in your power, by adopting measures,
corresponding with your own royal character
and dis position to reopen to Us, if it be prac-
ticable, those channels ofintercourse with to-
reign, and especially neutral nations, which
have heretofore been found SO generally 3D.
vantageous TO his malesy's subjects, and 81
good security against those dreadful cdias.Ai-
ties wbich arc but too otteen the consequence
of a scarcity OF the neceSsaries eflife.
To which Address H. Royal Highness was
pleased TO returnthe following most gracious
Answer -
must always see with great concern the
pressure arising from deficiency in the llar-
vest.
haue directed such steps to be taken as
may toad 70 give the earliest effect to any mea-
sures which may be adopted by pariiament
Cor the purpose OF relieving the inconveni-
eucies OF evils likely TO result from such def
c:facy and whenever circumstances shall
make ii practicable, nothing shall be wanting
or ~: part 10 contribute towards the restora-
t.aD of cnlnmelcial intercourse between this
eofa,ry ead other nations ito the footing on
ri,.cf,.. a,s aeeh 4su4l'! conducted even In
f ss4e ps;,:si d. sar.
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NETWORK, February $.
STILL LATER FROM LONDON

STILL LATER FROM LONDON
In yesterdays Gazette We gave the most
,,rr,,,;nent articles from the London papers oy
ths sb;n Amiable Matilda. The arrival otthe
sne shin Paragon, captain Fowler, furnishes
us with London Gazettes to the S2d OF Dec =
four DAYS later than those by the Matlida'-
Onr files. by these arrivals, are nearly COM
nlete-and such of their contents as most I'M
mediately interest the American reader, VIII
be found in the subsequent columns OF the
Ncw-York Gazette.
A Helieoland article of the 9Th of Decem-
her says. we have had series of uncommon
!. ho,sterous weathel-wind S w. w. S. w.
n. w. The stormy weather continued tlis
the Attn.
The CITY of London presented their Address
on the 18th December, praying Tor suspen-
sion of the use Of grain in the d!stiileries, and
sbe Orders in Council. See the article.
The Courier says the accounts OF the dis
+,,rbsnees and the damage done, have been
exaggerated. ~.
ME Editor OF tie Statesman, under GATE
of December s, says the Presidents Message
~ ccnsress was brought out by the Magdalen,
IN % days from New-York, arrived at Liver
pool on the preceding Tuesday; notwithstand-
inc dis rapidity, says he, we find, from the
Dublin papers, that the message was publish
ed there on Monday
The adjustment of the affair of the Chesa-
p.ake. and Leopard appears in the London
Courier of the goth of December. The re-
marks on the subject appear in this days
Gazette, from the same paper OF the 2lst.
There had been several murders IN Lon
don in the month Of December. Among the
number are Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson, who
kent the Kings Arms Pubiic-House.
it is said all Swedish property in England
has been released
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Drcen,brr ~.
DOWNING STREET, Dec. Is.

Captain Tilden, Military Secretary to Lieu
tenant General Sir S. Auchmuty, arrived at
the Secretary of States office this day with
Dispatches, addressed to the Earl Of Liver
Dool by Lord Mimic and Sir S. Arhmuty, OF
which the following are copies.
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t1.nn.. stationers, corner of Gay and Market
-. Messrs. G.. S. r. Waits Lottery of-
&C., corner Of St. Paul's Lane and Market
81 a. Miltenberger, Stationef, No 10 sign
&c Franklin, N, Howard-st. Messrs. John &
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. 10 Market
st.-At FeR's Point, by DR.. Henry Dofry,
Druggist, No. Market-st and Nathan'ei
KNIGHT, Stationer, Fell's-street.-CH Of
Izoshiugton. Messrs David OFT, & Go. Drug
o;ists Philadelhhia. Mr.. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
4th ST. John Y Bryant, Druggist, Cor
.ner of Cd and Pine treets--JeremiahM Nor
ris, Druggist, No 293 Market-Street--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High st.
between ID and Sd streets, Messrs. Crow &
Segar, Druggists, Market street-Neqp York,
Messrs. John & Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & heese,
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. q. & K. Wates's,
Nos. SO and 81, Maiden Lane.-York loqon.
Dir. John Fisher, Drug -.dnAahods. Messrs.
Childs * Shaw-George Town. DR.. John OFT
Drug-Lancaster DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
Drug.-harrisburg DR.. John c. Wrestling,
Drug.-Easton DR.. Thomas H. Dawson,
Petersburg, Vng. Messrs. Love and
Cutler, Druggists agerstozOn. Dr. Frede-
rick Miller, Druggist-FredericktozOn. DR..
John S. Miller, Drug gist.-Wincheafer. Mess.
John & Adm. Miller, Drugg ists.-Han00er.
Messrs. Frederick * WIN. Sauermann, Drug
gists.- Carlisle. DR.. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.- Brook Vile. Montgomery co., Mr..
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, BT
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

Prepared with the greatest care g. az
By MICHAEL LEE, & Co, aa
Lees Worm Destro ing Lozese,,
This medicine is superior 10 ana eys,
fered to the public, being innocent and y
certain and eaieacious in its operations
Lees EHair,
A certain remedy for colds, CONN.,
asthmas and particularly the vboss
cough so destructive to children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure of Rhspn.
tism, gout, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lee's Grand Restorative,
Provedb by long experience TO be unema
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders ~
symptoms, lowness of spirits, inwardueI
ness, etc.
Lees init bilious Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious a.
malignant feyers.
Lees SoDereign Ointment for The Nch
Which is warranted an anlalible rcneb
at one application
Lees Infal4ible. .dgue q FeUer Drsts,
For the cure of agues, remittent and i.
termiuent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion,
Celebrq ted for the cure of ringworms, til;
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An eFectual remedy for all diseases in ii.
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
JLe's IoOtb-6cHe DYoHS.
Lee's Corn PiaiSter,
Lees Damask Lip Satve,
Lees Restorative Ponder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .Anodyne Eh1ir,
For the cure of every kind Of headache.
Ihe Indian Yegeta6te 6frcsfc,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the prOpFie'
tor, No. %, Piu-Street, Baltimore.
R GRAY, beskseIler, King-street, and
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, Aiexan
dria
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount vii
be given by the proprietors.
To detect countertelts, observe each artI
Gle has, on the outside VIZ PIPER, the sigma
ture OF MICHAEL LEI, ara 20
N. B At the places OF sale may be hs
(gratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex
traordina,y cases of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 90 Id"
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Ren,0UaS.
g. Joseph SPEAK,

RESPECTFULLY informs hls Jrlenaa and ne Fa0-
lie,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street 10 the one lately occupied by Mr'
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all it's various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds Of Musical instruments
such as Piano Fortes, Bass VioIs, Vlollhs,
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for .Jftteen doAars'
He hopes the quality of his materials the
soundness Of his work and the strict atten,
ton he intends paying TO his business VIII
ensure him encouragement from a generous
public. All the above branches OF buAlAeS
will be executed at the shortest notice
November %. DIST law
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Who may be consulted if called on
KITTY M'CL AIN.

Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets
The Public will please to take Notice that
Paul's Patent Columbian Oil, will always be
sold in bottles which contain the words
PAUL'S PATENT COLUMBIAN OIL,
in the Glass the Bottles Scaled with nay
Initials L L. In Red Wax. and the outside
Label signed by me with Red Ink, JOHN
LOVE without which true characteristics
none will be genuine.
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Sir.-At your request that should give
my opinion respecting what effect your CO.
lansbiaa Oil had in a certain case wherein |
was LII cted, most cheerlully comply by
saving hat Iverily believe that might hav-
died with one Of the segerest cramps in the
stomach, had it not been for your Columbian
Oil; and that | have been second time re
lieyed ofthe same complaint by the assis-
lance of that valuable medicine, and as such
j recommend il as the best remedy, because
there IS nc, manner of doubt Of its proving eff
fectual.
E.. CATHERINE WALKER
Sign ofthe Buck, Market space, Baltimore.
No. 5.
Sir.
was attacked With violent pain in my
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APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.

none will be genuine.
APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.
These are to certify, that Thomas Paul
late of Philadelphia, now of the city of Bal
timore, state of Maryland inventor andsole
proprietor Of medicine known at present by
the name of Paul'S Patent Columbian Oil,
have appointed, and by these presents do
hereby constitute and app int Dr. JON Love
ofthe city of Baltimore druggist my sole
agent for the United States of America and
their dependencies, for the purpose ct selling
or vending the aforesaid Columbian Oh !; and
that he is hereby authorised to appoint an a.
gent or agents under Kim for the purPoss
aforesaid. This agency is to continue Tor
the space or term of seven years, commenc-
inc this twenty third of April, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ten, to be fully complicated and ended.
Given snder my hand and seal the day and
date first above written,
THOMAS PAUL, LIS.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the pre-
sence of GEO. G. PRESBURY.
In. consequence of the above authority vest
ed in me, arising from a contract with Mr.. I.
Paul,SI hereby appoint the following persons
the only agents for the sale of Paul's Column
bian Oil, in the city of Baltimore, viz DR..
Edme Ducatel, sign of the Golden head, No.
% Market-street. Messrs. Henry Keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign. Of Celsus's Head, No.
ass Market-st. near the corner of Howard-st.
Doct. Jesse Talbot, Druggist, corner of Ha-
mover and Market-sts, Messrs, Warner and
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IMPORTANT dPRIVHL.

Last evening arrived at this port the s:iip Hsnn-
bal, Capt. Hunt, in 100 days from Canton, with "a
valuable cargo OF Teas, Silks China, Nankccns, anil
Cassa, to John Jacob Aston, owner,J. Bu!us &c.
SIC.
Left at Mocoa, April Goth, the brig Colt, Monson,
for New-York, via Chill Ito sail in weeks slip A
merlea, Mater, of and for N York waiting next
crop of teas, and would sail before Sept. Oet
ship Montesque, Wilson, of Philadelphia 4; ship Sal
~, Field, of Boston, both waiting tor crop !;
slip Rose. Gary. of Nantucket, had been there I s
months, the Capt deranged. The ships Abetross ;
orc ain; and Isabella all o. Boston, sae,, three or
four days before Capt. Hunt, Tor the North-W est
coast. The ship Hunter, Rogers, OF Boston, sailed
about three weeks before for the FegeeI siands.-
Left at Moeoa, the ship PENNSYLVANIA Packet, LIZ
is, of Philadelphia for the Fegee Islands in few day
June 18Th off Angler Point, spoke ship Romuius, of
Boston. Is DAYS from the Isle of France, for Manila
Sept 2ith in lat. SO, long. 81, 10, fell in with and
spoke the British Letter OF Margue ship Patton, OF
15 guns, Capt Ministers, from Barbadoes, for Ply
mouth, England aud, being short of provisions,
a boat on board with the Sd officer and ssamen
and Mr.. Reynolds, passenger, the crew of whiv,,
they detained and sent their Chief officer, with two
seamen, in the Hannbai's boat, to bring Csptain
Hunt, with his papers on board, which demand capt.
Hunt did not think proper TO comply with and
perseiving they were preparing for action, Captain
Hunt bore away Tor his port OF destination, leaving
his boats crew board the Patton and has safe
rived here with the English seamen that were sent
ali board his shin.
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CIRCULAR To COLLECTORS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
ConhroHer's Office, October, 1912.


AS there is reason to think attempts
may be made To cvade the provisions of the
act of the 9th of July last, to prohibit vessels
OF the United States, from proceeding to or
trading with the enemy. have.to cal! your
attention to it with a View 10 It's most vigil
liant execution.
1t is evident from she terms and nature of
this act that one of its chief objects viii be-
in constant danger of Illustration unless the
attempt 10 transport grain, -four. or any ar
ticles OF provision. tn upper or Lower Cana.
ia, Nova Scotia or New Brunswick, can. in
the irst.instance, be detected. To this eff
feet, YOU are particularly requested TO omit
mo scrutiny, in the case CT every vessel. To-
reign as well AZ III the United States, about
TO leave your district laden with provisions,
by which you may be the better enabled to
ascertain the genuine character and inten-
tion or the voyage 5 and wherever there is
probable cause TO suspect design TO vic
late the law i'll this respect, of which Your
sound discretion viii always Judge. YOU vii.
lose no time in exercising the power, to seize
and stop given in the third section.
You are addressed upon this point, at this
moment, with view To stimulate your acti
witty towards a strict enforcement of the law
which can only be kept from falling through,
in this important particular, by the utmost
previous caution.
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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FPOM CAPE. VINCEMT

In the night ofthe Goth inst. Capt Forsyth.
with 70 OF his rifle company and "a militia
men embarked on board a number of boats
at cape Vincent and went oyer to q small
village called Gananoque, in the town OF
Leeds, for the purpose OF destroying the
Sings store house at that place. They
landed, unobServed, a short distance from
the village, a little before sunrise on the
morning OF the Dist, but were soon after dis
covered and fired upon by a party of the
British consisting ri about 125 regulars and
niiiitia--Ihe Americans returned the fire
with SO much effect that the British retreat
ed IN disorder and were pursued to the vii
lage, where they again rallied, but soon
mining the contest toUwarm for them they
hed overa bridge & madctheir csc lps leaving
behind. 10 of their number Killed (bcsides
several who were seen TO fell into the stream
as they were fired upon when passing the
bridgel and regulars and a humber Of mi
ltia, prisoners. Capt. Forsyth had only one
man killed and one slightly wounded. The
number OF wounded on the part of the enc
ny was not ascertaned. The militia Dri
soners were discharged on paroie-Captain
Forsyth. & hisparty, with prisoners g with
about SEQ stand Of arms, two barrels of fixed
ammunition, one barrel of powder, ore bar
rel OF iiints and sore other articles of pub.
lie prope ty, which they had taken from the
enemy, then returned to Cape Vincent, not
however Gil they had set fire to- his majes-
tvs store house which was Consumed toge-
Their with quantity of -four and pork.
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Nav 10 nx, Get. s.-By the Northern Libtrties
arrived at this port Friday, learn. that the
by the British frigste Orpheus. Pigot, of do guns
from Barbados. bound to Halifax detaine. days,
and then perrn,ted to proceed. The frisate had
in the ship Packet, Noyes, from Liverpoo!, for
New York large ship name unknown, from Lii
ma, for Baltimore, loaded with copper, sSc. and
30 COO dolls in specie had been chased, as hours
by nine frig ties, aud of by the Orpbeus,
being single ship ont Of the squadron also, brig
frem Baltimore Tor Boston, laden with -four.
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By The President of bc United States, of
.fmerfca
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS Information has been received
that a number of individuals. who have de
serted from the Army Of the United States,
have become sensible Of their offences, and
are DESTROYS Of returning to their duty
"A tuil pardon is hereby granted and pro-
claimed to each and ali such individuals as
shall, within four months, from the date
hereof, surrender themselves to the COM
manding officer ofeny military post within
the United states, or the territories thereof
In testimony whereof, ] have caused the
seal Of the United States to be af-
(SEAL.) fixed to these presents, and signed
the same with my hand
Done at the city CT Washington the
eighth day of October a. u. 1912
and of the Independence Of the l.
States The thlrty-seventh.
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JAMES MADISON.
BY the President.
JAS. MONROE.
Sec'y Of State.
Lexington, x. September q


Geaera. Winchester took command of the
army at Fort Wayne on the 9th instant, and
governor Harrison, with 300 mounted vo-
iunteers. was TO depart ON a secret c.rhrdi.
ton. The president of the United states
has since conferred on governor Harrison
the command of the whole north western
army, where general Winchester may re
main or not, at his option otherwise he is
to be placed in the army of general Dear
bern. The confidence reposed in Harrison
by the people of Kentucky and Ohio. are
s. d to have influenced the president in a
doping This measure.
Hcnfnoky Yoiunteers.-We understand
thar general Hopkins has written to govern
or Shelby that greater number Of Ken
tucky volunteers had arrived at Eincennes
than The service required J., In consequence
OF which the gov. had discharged number
of them ut Louisville. More than 1900 are
said to be returning home, mortified be
cause IT is not put III their power to fgh.
their country's battles. But they continue
10 hold themselves in readiness To relieve
aud assist, If occasion req ire it, thee bre-
thren in arms. Many other volunteers =. c
On their march to Louisville, who have not
heard OF this order.
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LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

NEw-YoRK, OCt. 6.--Last evening arriv-
ed at this port the Portuguese brig General
Silviera. Popez, in 46 days from Lisbon.--
BY this arrival we learn, verbally, that the
city at Madrid. the capital of Spain, has
been taken from tue French, by Lord w el-
lington.
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October I3.
MNTTrR

W. 2 7 =
virtue of deed OF trust dated the l sh d,v OF
-s9 March, 1910, and recorded ia the Genera,
Court, from jeremiah Newly to the subscribers io,,
the benefit ct Mil! Bot, will be sold for ready mo-
hey' al the house oil the sad Ne"by, i'll the upper
end OF Chesterfield county, Saturday the 2itl dsy
OF the present month (Oct. the Tract oil Land on
which he the aforesaid Newly at present resides.
Containing one hundred and ninety five acres subject
to the dover OF Mrs. Newby--aiso, a ucsro woman
named LYDIA, and her son Rya. four Feathe, t,eds
ANA Furniture. two Horses arI five head of Ca.tle
or AS much OF hc said property as i'll satisfy the,
said deed of trust.
JAMES W VVTNFREE
WM. CLARKE.
Manchester, October - Atm
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VOLUNTEERED

. (N. II CoNcoa y, Sept. 90. We are informed
uat kobi. Harris, Esq. Of Portsmouth, has received
y commission from the General Government of IL.
So'onel OF Volunteers y that there is good pros
peet that regiment will lie filed IN in HE coorse
81 iew days Can't. Carter of Bow has nearly
completed his eompanS--Gen> Davis Of Warner will