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Odds and Ends.-A Boston paper an
nounccs the marriage Of Mr.. James
Odds to Miss Mariha EndS. The
Otds and Ends being united, and the
Ends becoming OddS, one would sup
pose that the two otis put together
would make one ccel instead of which
it is probable the OdfS will be considcra-
Div increased.
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The Steamship Prcsident---IHer probable
Fate.

We copy the following, says the n. y. New
Era, from the Pottsvllc Miners Journal paper
specially devoted, it must be understood, to the
interests of the anthracite coal trade. To what
extent this fact may throw suspicion on the state
mcnts and suggestions OF the paragraph, readers
must judge for themselves. At all events the
matter seems to deserve inquiry:
Startling Disclosures --Dnngcr Of using
Blum imous Coal GA board of Stea M
ships-.- Probnb bic Destruction Of the Pre-
sidcut by Fire.
Among the many com lectures INDUCED
In relation to the probable manner in
which the Inflated steamer President was
lost, her supposed destruction by fire is
entitled to the most consideration. 1t is
well known that all the Atlantic steamers
burn btuminous coal for fuel but gencr-
al publicity has not been given to the fact,
that the bitumlnous coal on board of sew
cral of the steamers, on their passage to
and from England, has taken fire by
spontaneous combustion. The agents Of
the Transatlantic steam companies have
used every precaution to conceal this
startling fact from the public; but we
learn from the most unqucstl0ncd autho-
rity, that the bituminous coal on board
the British Queen, Great Western, and
one, if not two, of the Boston steamers,
has been repeatedly on fire, while the
said vessels were at sea, thus lcoparding
the lives Of hundreds of our most valuable
citizens.
Bituminous coal, when collected in
large masses, and placed between the con-
fined and heated decks of steamship, is
very liable TO spontaneous combustion,
owing to the quantity Of "Grc damp"
which it contains. 70 the same cause
may be attributed tho destruction of sew
eral bituminous coal mines. The anthra-
cite coal, on the other hand, is free from
this dangerous objection, and is the only
description of fuel which should be used
on board of steamers navigating the
ocean.
For our own part, We should as soon
think of taking passage on board of boat
with cargo of gunPowder, as on board
of a steamship in which bituminous coal
was used as fuel. If the owners OF
steamships will still persist i'll using btu
minous coal for fuel, thus wantonly haz'
arding the lives of their passengers, il
may be that the destruction of one OF
more of their vessels by fire will shortly
corroborate the correctness of the iorego
ing statement.
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Important i Tr"e,-According to the
Detroit Daily Advertiser, Captain lay
lor, of the steamer Daniel Webster, is a
great friend Of the Printers. As an cvi-
dencc of it, he will carry Editors free,
and deduct one dollar from the fare of
every man who can produce satisfactory
evidence that he is subscriber to a news
paper, and has paid for it IN adcmace.
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Wing Pledges Redeemed 80 RctrcnChmcnt
and Reform ut Inst.

The secretary of the navy has issued
his orders regulating the dress of those in
the naval service. Among others, the
North American (whig paper gives the
following:
"Thc hair of all persons in the navy is
to be kept short, no part of the beard is
TO be worn long except the whlskers,
which shall not descend more than one
inch below the tip of the ear, and then
an line toward the mouth" "Strict
obedience to these orders is enjoined."
Think of that now Whiskers re-
,rcnched, foretops, soap-locks and mus,
iaches repudiatcd, annulled, repealed, re.
formed and removed entirely from the
navy. The heads of the naval service
that right arm Of our national defence,
have again been brought back to cons,itu
,ional simplicity, and the wild luxurianco
heretofore induced by the spirit of loco
focoism, eradicated, shaved and shorn off
Who will say, twas barber-ous deed ;
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SCllin. OIL ut Cost.

TNHOMAS RUSSELL having pur-
4 chased the whole remaining stock
of the late firm of H,Wlbm g. Ru@seH,
now offers the same for sale at cost, at
retail or whole sale, for cash. The goods
will remain at the former stand of the said
late firm. Those wishing to purchase
at bargain will do well to call.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1871. l2--u.
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Ottawa, June 18th, 1911. 2-5-sw
Hay Scales.

'SNlIE subscribers give notice that they
h have had erected a set of Patent
Platform Balances, which are located
on the public square, opposite G. L.
Thompson's drug store. They are now
prepared to weigh all kinds of heavy ar
ticlcs, such as hay, coal, horses, cattle,
merchandise, &C., &C., and solici, the
patronage of the public.
WIN. TRUE & son.
Ottawa, July 10, 1871. SIT.
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NOTICE.
July 0, 1871.

FENIIE subscriber, having been appoin-
\ ted Administrator Of the estate of
AARON BAN, deceased, requests all
persons having claims against the estate
to exhibit the same to him or to the Pro-
bate Justice, for settlement, within nine
months from the date hereof.
Those indebted to the estate are re-
Qucsted to call and settle the same imme-
diaiciy The books of account, &c. may
be found at the Office Of the Probate JUS
tee. ABRAHAM HOES,
Administrator.
Ottawa, June 18th, 1911. 2-5-Sw.
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Spring and Summer Fashions.

yESHE subscriber respectfully informs the gem
Z tlcmen of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has
Just received of Messrs Scott * Wilson, of New
York City, Their Spring and Summer Report,
together with the latest London and Paris Fa-
shlons for gcntlcmcn's clothes, which he thinks
will not fail to please gentlemen of every variety
Of taste. lie still assures all who may favor him
with their orders, that all business entrusted to
him shall be attended to with promptncss and
taIthiulness.
n. B.-The subscriber has removed
his shop to the east side of the public
square, opposite the Court House, and
one door south of the City Hotel.
L. ;. TRACY.
Ottawa, MAY IS. 1871, y2-l-tf
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
"a estate of Peter ". McQacea, de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested
to present die same 10 the subscriber,
administrator Of said estate, or to the
Probate Justice Of Henderson county
within nine months from the date hereof,
for settlement. ROB"T MCQUEEN,
Administrator.
Henderson co., Aug. 6, 1871, ll--iw
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NFVVtt$'
VISllE subscribers have lately received a very
Il choice lot of fancy goods, embracing every
variety Of
Pic Mic Gloves and Mitts, rich figured
Satlins and Silks for Bonncts, fancy
lIandkcrchicts, Wells, Bonnet Ribbons,
Silk Braids, Cords, Parasols, Fans, &c.
For sale very low, by
l.. p. & W. \. SANGER.
Ottawa, July lG, 1871. S--tf
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w T. AN IN e..

EEUGH GLEN, thankful for the patronage he
Ill has already received, would respectfully IN
form his friends and the public that he still con-
tinucs to follow the WEAVING BUSINESS a
little west of Ottawa, and i,uow prepared to work
Double and Single Carpet Coycrlcts,
likewise Ingram Carpctag, Striped and
Rag Carpet; also, TwiIIcd Blankets,
Jeans, Satnct, Lmscys and Flanncls.
Price moderate, and most kinds Of produce
taken for pay.
Ottawa July -. lSil. 9--t.
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"Wonder watts de reason dis saw-mill
don't 90 now!' asked country negro
who hadn't seen much of the world, adj
dressing his more "high larnt' village
friend.
"Datsuccumstancc arguiies easy 'nough,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-13

nigga" replied Congo, 'de reason is
cause dare am not sufficient number of
water"
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
SEEsAyED Or STOLEN
SROM the subscriber on

q SROM the subscriber on
a the night of the 9th sf&
inst. ChcsnW Sorrei Horse, %una I'm
s years old, with silver main ~ pm
and tail, 3 ,clite ted ,OM u corh ssse==zssss
mark OH his left hind foot, his right hind
foot is the same color of his body, with
white face touching his right nostril.
round body and square built before and
behind, and good traveller. If strayed
all reasonable charges will be paid on
information where he can be found or on
delivery of the horse to the subscriber I;
if sioicn the above reward will be paid
on conviction of the thief, or IiceHty-fUe
D0HarS for the recovery Of the horse
without the thief or thieves.
WIN. +. FLAGG.
Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1871. l2.-n.
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BOnncts! Esonncts!.
For sale.

rHNlIE west half of the northeast quar-.
ter of section %, in township 33 n.
X. 3, f. Sd p. NJ, and the northwest
fir. of same section. These lands are
valuable, being on the south side of the
Illinois river, and about two miles from
the town Of Ottawa, and containing sui
table proportion of timber and prairie.
For further particulars, terms, &C., apply
to Noah Ripley, New York, or to the
subscriber in Ottawa.
July 9.-u. J. &. CHAMPLIN.
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UaShington ii. HalIomav $3.50

Washington IA. Hallomay $3.50
NJ Office is hereby given to the said
~ Washington A. Holloway, that a
writ of attachment, issued out of the
clerks office of the Circuit Court of La
sale county, dated the 2Sth day of Octo-
Der, AID. 1910, at the suit of Abraham
Whom against the estate of the said
Washington A. Holloway, for the sum of
nnety-seven dollars and fifty cents, di-
rected to the sheriff of said county TO
execute, which said writ has been return
ed by said sheriff, served on Abraham
lloldcrman and James \. Reeder, as gar
nlshccs; and that said suit is now pend
ing before the said Circuit Court of La
sale county. Now unless you, the said
Washington A. Holloway, shall person.
ally be and appear before the said Circuit
Court on the first day of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the court house
in Ottawa, on the first Monday in No
vember next, give special bail and plead
to the said plaintiffs action, judgment
will be entered against YOU by default in
favor of the said plaintiff for the amount
of his damages and costs of suit.
Ottawa, ILL.,, August 9th, 1871.
J. CLOUD, Clerk.
j. ]. "A. Hoes, Plaintiffs Attorney.
August ID. l2--4sw
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Dissolution of Partnership.

YHNHE co.partncrship heretofore cxis-
4 ting between the subscribers, under
the firm of HulJm g. Russell, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the late firm of
H. g. IL. will pleas call and settle such
demands Immediately.
The notes and book accounts of the
said late firm will be found at the store
formerly occupied by them.
HENRY HURLBUT,
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Ottawa. July 81, 1871. l2--iw
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ID II L G. S L o II f. .
&. l.. Thompson

VS<-C " CO NJ y ! ~ ' .,
Il embracing all articles in the line
>--...-.-. which the country demands
ALso-A variety of Paints, Oils, Warm
lsh, Turpentinc, Glass, Putty, and Dive
Stutis, together with a variety of other
articles, too numerous TO mention.
ALSO A few CHOICE WINES and
LIQUORS, selected expressly for mcdi-
cal purposes Pertumeries, Confectiona.
rles, Fruit, Segars and Tobacco of good
quality.
Also - Patent Medicines, the most
popular Of the day, among which are
Doct Jaync's Expcctorant, Hair Tonic,
Tonic Nermifugc, Carminauye Balsam.
and Sanative Pills; Docts Dole's and
Thompson's Eye Water; Motifs Phun-
tx Birers and Pills; Rewards Tonic
Mixture Balm of Columbia; Car
pcntcr's Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla:
Hays Llnament for Piles; Nerve and
Bone Linament; Bateman's Drops; God
try's Cordial Fahnestock's Nemifuge ::
Morrison's Pills of the British College of
Health; Lees, Phinic's, EImorc's, Hoo.
pcr's, Brandeth's, Doct. Champions and
Boardman's Fever and Ague Pills.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and see.
Ottawa, June /, IS4i. "-3--tf.
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summer Goods.

summer SoDNS.
ElST received at the store OF the subscrI-
sy beers,
20 pieces Cotton Cassimcrcs, PcnnsyIya-
MIA Jeans, Summer Cloths, and other
Goods for summer wear,
And for sale at prices to suit the times, Ivy
JuIylG. l.. l.. q W. \. SANGER.
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aai. SsN ARE.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF G. l. As s.
"a W Al E, Just received and for
sale at the Drug Store of the subscriber.
G.. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July >, 1911. Gift
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VS.. n,o,
He,eEiah Smith. Sl3s
T. Office is hereby given to the said
" Hczekiah Smith, that writ of at
tachmcnt, issued out of the clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Lasalle county,
dated the thirty first day of March, AID.
1871, at the suit of Benjamin Douglas
against the estate of the said llezekiah
Smith for the sum of one hundred and
thirty three dollars, directed to the coro-
ner of said county to execute, which said
writ has been returned by said coroner,
served on William Rcddick, sheriff of La
sale county as garnishee: and that said
suit is now pending before the said Cir
cult Court of Lasale county. Now UNI
less you, the said Hezekiah Smith, shall
personally be and appear before the said
Circuit Court on the first day Of the next
term thereof to be holden at the cour,
house in Ottawa, on the first Monday in
November next, give special bail and
plead to the said plaintiffs action, judg
ment will be entered against you by de-
fault in favor of the said plaintiff for the
amount of his damages and costs of suit.
j. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Aug. ., 1871. l2--isv
Champlin g. Spring,
Plaintiffs Attornvs.
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ftlurl; l,.li ; s1oslh ialr q iaiise % b.
ahssase. al Eliil eemlla ord n - lrrsl
Gems irla inling.
TIE san 4 sfase easn;.siis - - pes
.srI many e.en's II insssssl hish lrans
,.ireI afrr shss lasl Ie,srn a.rnilantd un-
II his alT-sa. lis res IalIer-in lau, On.
saeed e insi Ealing. ard nna ill,lg ih-i
hls .nn "a lsw shosia hls.,k sssL lriu--
'ce. sought ssdrr,s ~ liar Earrr and pow.
- u llis IL. o. seraaiingly Id ; url
ISSUED lor she .rr.l 4 B.ilng. charging
bra. wit. s4indl,ng S.dnsy u. Smith.
Tn Tuesday lasi lonr Cauniy Ceuri
being IL ses.inn Saith. IL cnnnsxlan
III ya1ng man. Isl.iite 10 Mrs.
Sail. NirIsfd a isErrya lie. The ros nsy
.Fai 81 IhIs r01nly. 80 his Nay. - he
said. 10 Southampton. 70 take charge af
srssTal hegfaes uhieh he a~nsd ILsfe.
and - collect large sum Il nnrey iLsn
due alm. Bni an Lis arrival II lie Court
honsr. he made an; % tie Young man
r'ai hrs hoEse wss len lame 10 lrslsl iur.
sher-stni tie yHung man nm Ia 5 uih
ampinn. stating that IL aonld :. lnTn sni
get another horsr. and som be xIih.
Tins they psrlsd. and ,he young nan
y now. PasltaPs. awaiting Smnh. sliAs
hnlings. prn@rhre IN Southampton. nr
lnlalrire 10 VAIN u q The properly. We
have saId ,hai Ih,y rarire-Smi,h pre-
irnd' d 10 60 back. Col. Lea. D-ph'y
SherIh. Win h.d brea o. the la..k nni
inf Boiling. aas Informed ihai lie vas IL
the ,Illag'; IN further inquiry. he learnt
thai Boiling had LEFT iosn-snme une had
met hun. cul. Lea m ,uniei his horse
md pursued him; he nsero..k BOILING.
sho Mas on his way 10 lhe residence 81
his first wife. aud brought HIM 10 lawn.
Imagine The feeling. ii his nes taller
in-law. ah" was N Ysnceyrillr an that
day scskmg Buling's arrest. a. he sIrp
ped IHio the rUurI hou.e. I0 1bseT,e the
rulprIl Inr the first time. and al glimpse
sxtlaimrd: /" Ny G"d! that The man
who married nv i ughtr.' BnlIng
hasing bren broOghI beInrc an examining
Gnur', was required tn give bail. IN he
sum 81 $4,000, with iwo or more securi-
ties. which failing IL do. was eommIilr,l
I" IL. aud The WITNESSES bound 10 appear
NJ GnIlioId Superior Court. where The de-
iendan', Buling. wall have his trial before
the lion. Judge Nash.
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IaELsgG9GU@no
Thursday, October 2I.
THE ELECTIONS.

Mem Jersey.-Thc elections in this
state took place last week. In the coun.
ell D Wings have been elected, and . l.o-
cos; in The Assembly, 81 Wings and 30
I.Ocos.
Penn yirani0.-ln tho city Of Phila.
delphia the Wings have carried The cleo
tons by considerable majori,ies. Joseph
X. lngcrsOll has been elected 10 Congress,
10 ill lhc vacancy occasioned by tho re.
signalion Of Mr.. Sergeant. Few returns
have been received from the state al large,
hut Gov. Porter has doubtless been re-
elected by large majority.
aiaryind.-'I'he I.ocos have succeed.
cd in elecling ilicir Governor by some five
or six hundred majority: they have also
elected majority in the General Assem-
bly,.
Georgia.--M'Donald, the Loco FocC
candidate for Governor, has hcen elected
by over 1000 majority; and in the Legis'
laturc the I.ocos will have a majority d
probably So.
All these elections the Wings appear
To have suffered to 90 against them by
default; there being grea, falling of il
the number Of Wing votes, without any
material increase in thai Of their oppo
ncnts.
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FROM MEyIco

Vera Cruz papers 10 the lilh OF Sep
lsInber. brought by the bsrque Arm l.nu
isa. Captain cliirMd. gire confirmation
Of the accounts previously received, that
S,ntt Anna Is m0sing again 90 opposition
10 the go,e eminent al Busiamenie. lie
has issurd iormsl manifesto. drnounc.
ing the acts ol Bus,smenir. and ayawing
hls'adhesian To The resDli 81 Paroles. IIe
has also solemhly protested against Bus
isnen'e. renonncing bis anIhnr,iy as head
ii The republic aud in chief Ia The army.
There had been some rommalions in
the city oi MeAico. ahsIe part al the
ParHsnn resolled. but this movement had
been suppressed. Buslawenle was ex-
er 10 ng dlcta,nral poseIs. which had
been conferred upon him by The Congress.
Among other ,lings he had suspended the
publication Of Ill newspapers except hi.
osn "ffirial Bule,,n,' and declared the
capital IN 4 state of seec.
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= EisaSe Ia sioEn Is ssrl.in 70 Ei.I.u
- fnis # llssass = hfm ne lad o,.ly A
i.iriy dIisrn frnm ropsr. Tie |. slars.
''sn . I HE lac dnIn.rael par : - p.u...
a illi. Sia'e. snd m lie l;..rram-n, ~
he UhiaE. uu1'd = -. 4 r..vI.r. IL he
establishment Of III those odlus snessurrs.
and sl-o fhsi dss,rnr.ire ral.ey .rairss
sl,sh ~ Lsse "a long rass,sl....l. md
haslis aIlh surcsss. I'D % be I..s. :. q
''fslfrsilcn 81 III iLr god heb = have
sfhierfd 90 ran srhisse. lIou ~ ? lie
arl'ea's machinery aud lsb.ie a eaT Do
ial 81 sy,ism can stand ,Le ne1 sendlrs
Slirh 'hey would llus sSiTrr. none {. \
ltll; hni Ne believe nni bong.
A, Ways ue pr.!.ss 10 h1ld ,ow.r
sitsriiy a isusi lar lie common s,.d
qual hfn' e. q ~: Ne are sir.id u sc
q l'isr'd again IN ne hands 81 aur =, p.-
mems. whore u lias btrn 50 aurh .bu,e..;
saad se pledge ourselves hsIe. 20 l.ne an
o'Lfr and - tie cannsry. EH oursl,rs
and 'hose whom ne rrpre,en., lIal We
MI spare M tfIuit 10 continue snd rer.
Ir'nais The ssesndanry II our part, bath
90 lsi- State and Asiinnal l;osrrnmrni..
Hung lhis. We may hope ~ good things
iar nur country. MS inslliuii.,ns. its iIee
Jam. us prosperity. IL hnnnr. and ils
sinfi-iinm lllr firm and pfrmanrnl -
isoiishmI VI II "ar principles aid policy.
AID q cnmplsliun aud surrtss 81 all our
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Head Quarters. High Falls.
Orancc, n. d., Orlnbcr I'D. lsII

We as body, consisting Of Brigadier
General, Staff, and company of cavalry
under the title of Orange Troop, having
assembled ourselves on the 2Oih Of Sep
tember, ls4l, and come under the rules
and articles Of war for the time being, and
for the purpose Of undergoing the review
ing campaign of the 9th Brigade N. g.
Militia in camp ordeI; and while on the
campaign having received from the citi-
gems composing the same favors al divers
times and places, feel ourselves under
many and lasting obligations for each and
every favor shown us.
Esq. Nichols, of IIillsborough, will
please accept our best wishes for the kind
ness received at his hands on the 22d and
23d Of September last.
Col. Woods, together with all concern
ed, viii please accept our most umeigned
Acknowledgements for the very splendid
dinner given US in Chapel Hill, on the
gath Of September last; and we especial
ly tender to Col. Woods our best respects
for the patriotic manner in which he re-
ceived and waited upon us while paytak-
ing of the marked hospitality.
The citizens Of Peterborough will please
accept our best wishes for the kindness
and good feeling they cvinced, and fur
thermore for the pleasing manner in which
they entertained us while in the village.
Esq. Marsh, ST., of Rocky River, for
his liberality towards us while in camp
near his residence, will please accept our
best wishes for his future prosperity and
happiness.
Esq. Askew, of Asheborough, will
please accept our best wishes for sup
per gwen us on the 29th of last month.
Gen. Hoover will also accept our best
wishes for his kindness towards us while
in the town of Asheborough.
We consider ourselves under lasting OBJ
legations to Mr.. Coffin, and the citizens
generally of Franklinton, for splendid
supper, and the good feeling evinced tow
ards us while in camp in their village.
William Coble, esq. of lGulliord, will
please accept our warmest wishes, for his
iiherality towards us on Friday the lstof
this instant.
DR.. Montgomery will accept our good
wishes for the patriotic manner in which
he entertained us while at his house on
the night of the LIST inst.
We feel ourselves under obligations o.
gratitude, which will last as long as life
itself, to the citizens at and about the
High Falls for dinner given us this day
Resolred, That the above be printed II
the North Carolina Standard, HILLSIDE
rough Recorder, and Greensborough Pat
riot.
The company were then disbandcd II
the usual military order.
JOHN COOK, -
DAVID l.. RAY,
4E ~ ID. A. MONTGOMERY,
/ Commiiise.