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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
NOTICE..

"A Lib persons indebted to the subscriber, either
IA by note or book account, are respectfully re-
quesied to call and settle without delay, o.herw $50
their accounts will be- handed over to an officer for
collection.
$50 81 lot GEO M HEROMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
RICHES OF II WEST.
''yoducfs sf Illinois

a c1lLh V bfo
We have before us the statistics of Illinois, and
the result is (even for a single state a basis upon
which produce merchants here and elsewhere,
might make some pretty certain calculations. The
total population is AIS, 475. On this aggregate
tt en-now not quite half a millI6n-is founded the
following producuonsf from labor:
Grain Products.
Wheat, 2.3O2,956 bushels.
Corn, 1876 .6.9o4 90
Oats, $780, 500 do
To these shonld be q
added Potatoes, l,5G6,c0o 10
1t appears then, that the main crop OF Illinois is
corn, most of which is fed to animals. Of wheat,
there are about s bushels to each sonl, or bnt little
more than is ordinarily allowed for the conslmp-
ton of people. Illinois, then, has not yet become
a great wheat state. The potatoes, however, may
be considered a surplus crop, if we allow The co.'s
sumption of the people as we have done from
wheat. In fact, however, both arc consumed and
both partially exported.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

n 3 So STEPHEN HEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
GROCERIES, PROFESSIONS &c.

II w MUSsELIAN, has received, ana or
QY fers for sale on advantageous terms, the fol-
los ing, selected with the grei test ca re and paid for
in Cash, his customers may rely On their being fnf-
u SIZED with ait.cles genuine in quality and at the
inwest ros ibIe prices AsJ w III never buys loods
at Auction Sales where The refuse Of the market
is Usually disposed OF, tie pulIc is t ssured that no
article Of fnbious quality ear be had at hrs It r..
io4 kegs caf'ard, new; % bbls pure rye w~hlskey;
100 bags shot, all sizes; % bills mess pork 100
hoxes satdiues, III oil, 50 boxes fush salmon; 80
Kegs westernbu,tcr 100 bills white pttssoes: 1000
papers fresh gatden seeds: 100 BIB iectifed
wh.skry; 10 bbis comm On, brandy: 2 pipes ehau-
P" i5oe brandy; ] pipe Holland gin: 5 boxes old
port vine; 10 bbls n1nlas SEES 20 b5is green appless
| bbJ Buffalo torgu&s, smoked; 10 drums figs; SO
boxes Iaisits, t0O boxes elaret ssSrJuIIen Medic,
lorg I, TX. Jan 20 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

Ip1 V 30
TO THE PLANTEKSs OF LOUISIANA.
gMsIE uad rsfgne 1 having 4scated themselves
q pern,aaently in the town OF Baton Rouge
for the purpose ofrepairing s gar and steam mil
engines: they will "a rrantafl their wois 10 per-
form sell or no pay. and from their long ex eri-
eace il, e., engineering AMI the success in their tut
ness, they ieel confident they can renGer general
sa,isfactio, to all wfTo may employ thein'to refait
their engines, aud hope to merit a share Of the
public patronage. They eaa give any Reference
necessary for iheir workmanship.
They can 5e' fouad at ID + Feeders.
f6 50 THOMPSON & REEDER.
NOTICE.
vTyHE.undersisned has the lonof to inform such
nersoms as are indebted to him., tn come for
ward and settle tiIeit acc cunts 10 TIE coutse Of lie
present month, otherwise they will be gtvei to a
constable for collection on tie 1T March next.
feb g. So G. GUSMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

aaAkEN mp by A d .Aiexander, about two
~ weeks since, on War Is Greek, 6se milea
ftm Eaton ouse:a dsrk Bay Htrsa,l4 liz hands
high. 7 or s years oil. small star IN the forehead.
AID white spot on tie off shouider-no brand dr.
oiaer mark pei cppfitle. ian ~ 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

Mineral Productions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
NOW THE TIME

In few weeks Congress and the State Legislature
meets and all those who want the proceedings of each,
the regular debates and set speeches. had better sub
scribe for this paper We making arrangements to
give them more ample and regular, than has been done
by any paper heretofore printed In the county, The
agitation Of national bank at Washington and the ref.
ormaon ofthe Ohio banks at Columbus deeply inter.
est every man, and should be we'll understood. And
the means ofnlormation be had for 81 IS in ad-
vance, TOpersons who done wish to become regu~
lar subscribers. we viii furnish the Democrat months
from the ls Of December for 7cts, or months for
SO cts 10 addition to the Legislative news, our paper
will contain much other interesting matter that will
help TO pass away the long winter evenings.
We ask our friends in the county to make known the
above terms TO their neghbon. Names left with the
following persons, shall be promptly attended to:
Warwick Townshp-P. Widener, b. Blickensder.
fer, Martin Keller. Harvey Conc.
Clay, Jacob Shaber, Geo. Harris N. Kale.
Salem, G. W. Dingman, R. Hewitt, Dorsey Will
Oxford Andrew creter, Geo. Allen.
Washington james Stewart, Sem, Chus Hagan
Corey. J Brown, - !. n
Rush L. Conwell, n. M. Kennedy, ]. Lawrey.
Mill. J. Brady, M. r. EIaskins. 4
Union. John Atkinson, VIZ EIemich, A. Nc
Cullougb.
Warren. Joshua Adndgs.
Fairfield Benjamin SwovaIand.
Sandy Geo. SpeaIef y sB. Miller
Lawrence. ], W.Albrghl
Wayne. Z Richardson Jacob elinksr, p. Roach.
n Sugar Geek. Henry Ream, Albert, Bates. ~
Bucks. David RinehaFt, Geo. Goltsr,5 (, 4
J,fisrsou. Wm. sadev,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
NOTICE.

William Bayd, Administrator of the Petition
estate of Robert Dousberty, decd. for leave.
vs. Ito sell
Mary DOugherty. Andrew Doughsrty,a al. lands for
-...' the pay
ment of debts filed in the Court of Common Pleas of
Tuscarawas co., Ohio.
+. Ia pursuance ofan order heretofore made by said
Court in this case the undersigned administrator uf said
estate will on the Both day Of November, A. D. ls4l.
sell at public auction tho following described real estate
situated in Perry Township, in said Tuscarawas county
Ohio, viz; The North East quarter of section number
twenty -one, (2l ofownship lIo five (5l and range
No. one q subject to the dover estate of said Mary
Dougherty, widow of said lnlesate described fol-
lows, beginning at the s. E of said NJ E. quar-
ter Of Sect No. 81. township 5. and Range No thence
running North GO pcrches to post thence West SO per
ches to post thence North 81 psrches 10 posts thence
West 76 perches to pos: lhencs South 80 perces 10
post: thence East by the South boundary Of said quar-
ter section one hundred z twenty eight perches TO the
place of beginning, containing 624 Also a part
Of the South East quarter OF section No. 20 township q
range aOre aid, being out lot adjoining to Village Of
Westcheste beginning on the East side Of Gay street
the aev opposite the s. w. corner of Lot No SO in
said village, Themes Fast with said alley % perches and
twenty four hundrehs 10 the Eastern verge of Philade.
phia Street, thence s. % perches TO Mary Rogers IaDd
thence West with the line Of SAID NJ. Rogers land % GA
perches to thence North % perches to the be-
ginning. three & ninety one percles, subject in
ra te the dover estate said widow which is descr-
bed as follows, viz Beginning at the North West cor.
ner ofsaid Lor-thence East $40 perches: thence
North 90 perches to the place of 5psnaing, containing
Of SAID dover estate acre and 26 perches. Also the
South hafof Lot No. IS and the South half of Lot No
46, and the whole of Lot No. AZ in said village Of
Westchester, which are in nowise ncumbered with
dover. Sale to he held upon said premises.
Dated October 30, l94l.
WILLIAM BOYD
Administrator ofesUte ofRobert Dougher,y, decd.
5w,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
ADVERTJSEMEN,r.

NOTICE herehy given that petitions will be presented at
the Of the State Legislature of Ohio for
County, bounded folowsl to wit Commencing at the
Northeast Of section three Goshen townships Cou
banu County, Ohio; hauce West with the Western Reserve
line the Northeast corner five, Marlboro
ship Stark County; thence South with the section line to the
South corner section SIXTEEN in Sandy township In said
County of Stark thence East with the Section line 10 the south
of section sixteen in East township Carroll County;
thence North the Southwest Of section thirty three
in Butler township in said Columbana County thence East
the Southeast of section thirty htee thence North
the place Ofbegnnng And to supply the deficiency of terri
tory Carol County, of part taken from in
tile proposed County the deficiency shall be supplied by
attaching Carroll County the following 10 witt Section %,
1921 25 26 81 34 35, and 36 in franklin township, Co.
lnnbiana County, Sections q, 20, %, 24 25, 26, 81
% in Sandy township Stark county and the township War
rem, and leg of Tuscurawas Comfy Ohio
October 90 l84I
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS of TuscaEawas COuul
ty give notice that they will hold special meetings iOf
examinations of teachers. the following days., a
convenient place in New PhiladelPhiai VIZ: on
Thursday, 18th Oct, Thursday llth Nov, Thursday
25th Nov, Thursday 9th Dec, Thursday Esd Decq 20
commence at len o'clock on said days, and continue,
necessary, during the following Fridays and Saturdays.
All applicants present themselves on Thursdaysl
andm produce written testimonials Of good moral
character from persons known to Ibe examiners or some
oi them. Certificates for two years will be given 10
those only who shall satisfy the examiners that they are
perfectly cOmpetsntto teach reading, writing and ertl-
metic Those whose qualifications are found 20 be ofa
niddLing grade, will receive certificates for enc year
only. Those of less qualifications will receive certil-
Gates for no longer period than six months. persons
interested the OF Common Schools and particS
ulary School Directors, respectfully invited to ats
tend and assist in the examination. The Board Of Exs
amners recommend to the Schools Of the county the
ofhe Hectic series Of school books They may, il
is understood. be always obtained iii New Phadel-
2hia.
B. NJ. ATHERTON, } ea
F. D. LEONARD; School Examiners.
J.C HANCE,
October 22d, ls4l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
STATE CONVENTION.

We publish this week the State Central Committees
Circular to tho Democracy of OHM, calling for a State
Convention 10 nominate candidate for Governor. The
Democracy of each county invited to attend as dele.
gates, and there doubt the 100 900 Democrats of
the Buckeye State will be we'll represented.
We earnestly urge the democrats ofhis County, all
who can to prepare themselves and go and help swell
the multitude of stout hearts that wafbe there assem-
bed l,wI be glorious sight, toseelhe old veterans
in the cause flock together the ever memorable 9Th
OfJanuary and take one another by the hand and offer
up mutual congratulations for The deveance from Fed
eral misrule.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
KENDALL's EXPOsITOR, VOL. n.

The second volume Of the Expositgr will eommense
the first week in January le42, after which it will be
much enlarged and published every other week at tho
same price, viz one dollar per year. paid in advance.
portion ofthe enlargement will be devoted to hgS
rIculturo and Mechanics
All present suhscfibejs who wish to continue win
perso forward the subscription money before tho frat
Of January.
A considerable number Of the first volume, coins
pote are still hand and for dollars the first and
second Volumes can bekad.
The FIRST volume is ofgreat value for future reference,
asst will contain condensed account of the proceed
ngs of the late memo. able session of Congress- with
the yeas and nays upon every important proposition,
accurately indexed
Next week will bspuqshed, and thereafter, weekly
tho
Union Democrat,
useful and entertaining newspaper.
Price, two dOlIais per annum always in ndvance.
The most important articles will be published ID both
the Exposit or aud the Democrat.
The advantages ofthe Democrat are that it will con.
tain much more mater than the Expositsr, will be re-
ceiYed more frequently, aud wl,bhln better form for
circulation
The advantages of the Expositor IRE, thatn will be
in form tor pessrvation will have ali index will con-
stain the most Ipjtant naer, and will cost but hsf as
Gnurh.
Tires dollars viii now pay for the Exposition from
the commencement, and for year Of the Democrat
Oct. 6, l94l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

We are determined 10 spare no pains to make our pa
per cope with any Otner in this secIion both in point of
aeatness and cheapness. The of tho latter is,
we do our own work, our own writing 1lnd own
lighting. Within months our subscription list has
had added to 1890 names, and though the Democrat
mas not been IN existence quite two ears its circulation
Is within fraction Of as much as the opposition paper
which has bsen printed 90 years. But we are not sat.
shed! :he Democrat must eclipse the other paper in cir
culalon, as much it does in every thing else, flying,
snd slanderng private character excepted. Hence we
ask the aid ofifiends in extending our circulation.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
NEW COUNTY

We are requested to insert advertisement which
royS (and we guess may forever pray) for new coun
~, to be formed Of parts of Carroll Columbiana and
up from Tuscarawa'. Is this eternal cry after new
counties never to be done away wita So far as Tus-
carawas sto be concerned we think we are warrenled
in saying that her citizens will raise their voice against
any such movement She ewill not consentto bs cut
up, MANNED, disfsured, Zone Log taken of LAS the
and left to hobbe along on crutches
just to suit some Spectators who wish to make for
tune without working for it. by the formation Of new
county seat. No, no, gentlemen, YOU can't have 'onS
leg" ofTuscarawas, !. would spoil her virgnily (God
save tho mark! and thsn again, Little Holmes would
apply for diuOres. M
We should like to hear from some Of our citizens on
on the subject.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the subscriber Thursday night The 2lst INST
adark Iron grey horse, four years old with light name
and tail has never been docked, the oof Of one lore
ioois split never has been shodi he is spirited animal
and rides fd under the saddle. will give the horse TO
any person who will apprehend the ltef and have him
punished according TO law consider The ho Sc worth
sixty dollars and ia the event the horse has shayed Al
way will pay liberal reward to any person who
will give nae information, return the said horse to me
at my residence in the valley of Stone Creek, six miles
south west from New Philadelphia. .,
GEORGE BL CHER.
Get. 26; 1sf.-3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SAMUEL n ADAM S.

XWould respectfully return his thanks 10 the citizens
w of Dover and New Phiadehia, for the liberal pat
ronage he has received since his in bus
ness and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover etory Street, south side, where Clothing will
be made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured that he will be able to render general satsc>
ton to ALL who pleased TO give him cali
Dover, Sept 80. l84l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

TWe call the attention of every Democrat to the
prospectus of the Ohio Statesman lfthere is one mau
who deserves encouragement more than another, for
his ndeaiigabe exertOnsin the cause of Democracy;
that man is Samuel Medary, editor of the Ohio States,
man. As yet the Democracy of our county have not
subscribed literally to that paper they might We
hope he may get fair Suppot from our citizens here-
after,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
NOYECF.

All persons indebted TO the estate of Benjamin Bare
deceat ed are hereby notified to make payment mmed-
aey and those having claims against said esate to pre-
sent them within one year from this date
DAVID MURRY.
Administrator
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Ely order the Court Of Common Pleas Of Tusca-
- rawas County, Ohio, shall proceed, on the prem
ises on the tweny-eighth day ofOctober l94l 10 sell
BY public auction, tho following described land situate
in said County, VIZ the south 26 in the Salem
tract containing BY estimation eghy-six acres, property
OfJacob Lanning, Int Of'Thscarawas County deceased
RICHARD TAYLOR, Aa's.,.
Sept ~, ISL. 3s2h
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

DIED. AT Washington, Texas, on the 18th July
184l, Sarah w. GoudeLow, aged so years, widow nf
the late Judge Goodenow, of Ohio. Mrs. Goodenow
died Of a fever after an illness Of days. She was
native of Wethersfield, Connecticut "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
DENTISTRY.

EN- Manning, Surgeon Dentist is now in town. &
and ready at the Village Hotel, to attend 10 any who
may wish his professional services As he can stay but
a short time, il is necessary to call Immediately.
Those wishing his services in DSys,t will. find him
at the Commercial Inn w
Nov a. ts ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

The subscribers ofhe Canton papers complain of r.
regularity Will Messrs dotsha and Saxton, tell US
who is in fault is it themselves, the new Post Mas.
ter at Canton or hoO Such things did not occur, for.
merly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

UThe0th Regiment U. s. Infantry, composing S6O
men, passed up the Ohio Canal on Sunday last on their
way from Jefferson Barracks TO tha northern frontier.
companies are to be stationed at Detroit, the rest at
Macinaw, Green Bay 60 This looks us if difficulty
was apprehended on the frontier.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
THE MAILS.

There is a screw loose somewhere We do not get
Columbus pagers frequently, for week after publica
tion. In Van Buren's time 2 days was long enough,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

PoTter's Maj. ZS34b
Counties marked thus ri unofficial
The Abolition vote in tho State is $50 for Lemovne
MS Governor Last ysar Dirney for President had 334
votes.
We have but two thirds of Clarion. Porters and Nc
KeaN to hear from, which will make Porter's majority
about TWENTY-FIVE THOUsAND SEVEN HUN
DRED
In l840 the vote was 268, ,953
In lS4I the vote is about $50 600.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
PROSPECTUS
OF .Nn
THE OHIO STATESMAN.
TURING THE sEssIoN-oR BY THE YEAR,
PROSPECTUS

AGAIN does another session ofthe Ohio eg approach
and again do we present ourselves before the people, pedgng
ourselves to give extensive and correct reports Of It's proceed
ngs as able impartial and talented Reporters capable of
doing. with peculiar qualification that look forward
to the meeting othe next LegsaureFrom almost hope.
less minority find the people again placing the power of
the State IN the hands Of the democratic party from which
had been wresed by pe laying and hard cider debaucbes
We feel great assurances that the demo1atc members elect
ed will not dsappoint the hopes Of the people, The Banks
must now resume 60 into liquidaon-and resumption
will do away with even the preext for shnpases the laws
can and will be enforced against their circulation By this pro-
cess the fraudulent Banks must of necessity be broken up
boted from exstence-and the good ones II any, will be dis
coveredhe laws so revised and extended govern and
control all Banking operations for the Bankers made
liable for their debts and subject to law, criminal and CIVIL
other people These few ofthabengs that we hope
will result to the people from the uphs Of democratic prn.
cpes Let all subscribe read for Themselves and aid in
giving proper direction the great principles currency re.
FORM which will be aaed aud bit tery opposed by the nso
ent and fraudulent Bankers. go. w
shall usual give condensed view of the proceedings
ofCongress V5 N5s .
Aswe haveto incur vast expense in winter arrange
nents to give the legislative proceedings in the extended
we do we look to our friends to aid giving this prospect
us circulation their neghborhoods We desire the names
Of subscribers to be sent as soon as conyenient
TERMs.--THE OHIO STATESMAN will be issued during
the ensuing session Of the Legislature, on following terms
payment always be made in advance through Member
y Of the Legislature: f
Daily, 400
Tr-weekly, Zoo Zoo
semi-Weekly, ~ l,5O
Weekly, 100
The regular STATESMAN is still issued on the following
terms: 800
DAILY during the Session, and sE-wREKtY the balance Of
the year. at FIVE DOLLARS per annum, sEmI-WErkLY
during the Session. and WEEKLY, the balance Of year. a,
THREE DOLLARS, per annum, In inadvante,l
Persons subscribing will please designate which paper is
they desire. il. "a -
POsmasters Orohers who win furnish ysilh five subscri
bers. shall receive copy for their trouble 81
Editors in this State will ohige BY giving this prospecting
few insertions In thelI respective papers b a.6
N s.S NH. MEDARY, d
CoLUMDrp, Oet, 1871, NJ iil . a
VRACoN FoR SALE low for cash OF produdce andTAN
- NERs OIL, BY The barrel.
OsIsl Dsv.; suss II
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
NOTICE.

There will bo petition psesented to The Comms-
sionerS of uscarawas county at their December
sion praying for an alteration on part of the located
rvad from Deersvle, in Harrison county to Port Wash
mgton, in Tuscacwas county. Said alteration to COM
mence at mile Tree Eleven, in Rush township, from
Deersvlle. from thence to corner stone between
James Millikens and Joseph Ripleys from thence TO
point west Of said Miken's house, from thence along
or near the line between John Ripley and Isaac Haver
till 1t strikes the hill from thence 10 Alfred Jones MILL
from thence to the mouth Of William and Martial Jones'
lane, from thence TO or near N B. Kennedy's house.
from thence to nersec the other road at r. NJ Kenne-
dy'S old school house in Rush townshlp-
()cinhar 24. 1871 I-2w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERHSIP
TE>tIE Firm of Philip Baker & Smiley Harbaugh was
dissolved on the lOlh September, lS4l, by lmila-
tion all persons indebted the late rlu are requested
to make immediate payment 10 PHILIP Baker, who iB
duly authorized to settle The business Of the concern
PHILIP BAKER,
SMILEY HARBAUGH.
Canal Dover Oct, Z l94l. t 36A
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04

/ BRIGADE NOTICE.
N0TlCE is hereby given to all the Commissioned
az aud Staff officers Of the 4th BrigaGe Sd Division,
Ohio Militia, that Brigade Court OF Enquiry for the
assessment of fines all delinquent commissioned and
Staff Officers within said fourth Brigade Sd Division
Ohio Militia, will be he'd the 9Th day of Nov. A. D
ls4l. at the house Of John Gray in New Philadelphia,
Tuscarawas County Ohio. Said Court will commence
at 10 o,cock A. M. Of said day, and continue until all
business pertaining thereto is finished.
~ JOHN BUTT,
~ BrIgadjer General oftho
ath Brigade Sd DIV O. M
New Phial'a Oct Nth, is4l. Sstd