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Estate of Jonah Griffith

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un>
l designed has been duly appointed as
administrator of the Estate of Jonah Grif
fth, late ofthe Township of Crane, in
the County of WyaDdot, and State of
Ohio, and is authorized to settle the same
Persons having claims against said Estate,
are requested 10 present them duly au>
theniicaied for settlement; and those who
are indebted TO said estate. are requested
to make payment without delay.
JOHN w. SENSENY,
.4dminisirdior.
Dated the 26Ib day of Dec. lSi7-1!-3.
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ed world, what right had the savage, barbar-
GUS nation Of Mexico to keep her in CHAINS
to hinder the march Of mind and republican
principles-the advancement Of science and
! Improvement in civil and religious freedom!
But according to the Bebb doctrine, this was
unconstitutional and according TO the enternal
principles Of right. But, I ask, what is the
tendency Of such doctrine as promulgated in
Bebb's message! Is it not calculated to Grip
pie the administration aid and comfort
TO the enemy-wound the feelings Of the noble
band Of volunteers, who started from o.; who
have left their peaceful firesdes, their friends,
brothers, sisters, wives and children for the
perilous adventures of the field of battle,
and though their noble deeds Of daring and
achievements Of victory have been handed to
US as token of their love of country, yet
they are branded with infamy and disgrace!
Already are some of the wings Of the army
beginning 10 demonstrate against such high
tory opinions and measures. suppose Bebb
has read Col Curtis and Wyncoop's letters.
Bebb congratulates the country in view of
the noble stand Ohio took and still maintains
in OPPOSITION to the war. should like to see
Bebb run another time for Governor, against
John B. Weller, who, sincerely hope will
be the democratic candidate; and let the ques-
ton be war or no war. | am inclined to
think he would not find the good sense and
feeling Of the people of Ohio gulled by his
tory sentiments, and different vote would
be exhibited to the world by the faithful at
the ballot box
w. KING.
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Commune ted.
DIED.


Departed this life, at his residence, nea
Little Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio, OF
the 18th day OF December, 1917, DocToI
STEPHEN FOWLER, after protractet
illness of several weeks, in the 59th year o
his age.
Doctor Fowler was born in Berkshire coun
y, Mass, on the 4th day of October, l7e9.-
His father, the late Thomas Fowler, removed
with his family, when the subject of this no
tice was quite young, to Rutland county
Vermont, where he engaged in and trained
up his sons to the business of farming. Upon
being liberated from parental control, Stephen
selected the profession of Medicine, in which
to gam a livelihood, and passed rapidly
through the course of studies, customary in
the profession at that day, supporting himself
ia the mean time, principally by the use of
the implements of busbandry, with the labor
of his own hands.
With strong constitution and vigorous
mind, the Doctor entered upon the practice of
his profession in the hospital Of the U. States
army at Darlington, VT, near the close Of the
late war with Great Britain, at time when
an epidemic was prevailing among the troops
stationed at that point fficiently malignant
and fatal in it's character, to bring many
noble soldier and sterling patriot, who had
voluntarily joined the army in defence of his
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Strayed or Stolen!

EfROM the subscriber living in Upper
Sandnsky, on the night of the 3Ot
inst, small Chestnut Sorrel mare, about
six yeurs old last spring, shod with new
shoes) before; small white spot on her
back caused by the saddle.
Any person giving in formation OF her
shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN A. M MORISON.
Dec 90 1647.--3t.
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Lost not Found!

STRAYED from The subscriber. living
~ near Upper Sandnsky, two cows Of the
following descriptions: Both red. have
white spots in the foreheads, and piece
out Of the right ears and slits 10 top
OF the same, crop off and slits in the left
ears. Both are mark alike.
Any one giving information where
these cows can be found TO III. Zimmer-
man. or to the subscriber, will be Literally
rewarded.
PETER KATZMEYER.
Dec. 81, l64T-ll-3i.
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Notice.

At my instance an attachment was this
day issued by Jos. T.. Fouke, a Justice Of
the Peace of Pitt township, Wyandot
county, against the property and effects OF
James NJ. Drum, a non resident of said
county.
HENRY LIpPE.
Dated this 18th day Of Nov. lS47.-o-4t.
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1 he State oi ONO,
Hardin county, SIS.
John Il. Gum n Ben. Petition to sell
vi. Penn administrators land
Of the estate Of Ira Gar
rett deceased.
Pursuant to an oider Of the court ol
common pleas of Hardin county, Ohio,
made at their October term. A. ID. 1S47,
said administrators will offer at public
sale, at the door Of the Court House, in
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio,
on the first day of January, A. ID. 1S4S
between the hours of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock Z. Nj. Of said day, the following
described parcels or tracts OF land, to wit;
The west part of the west half Of the north
east quarter of section No. 81, township
three, range fifteen, containing IL acres
of land; also the west half of the south west
quarter of section 81, township 3, range
Is, containing So acres Of land; also the
south part If the west half of the south
east quarter of section 36, township 3,
range IA, containing 57A acres of land
also the south part Of the east half of HE
south east quarter Of section SO, tow nship
3, range IA, containing 514 acres of land
lying IN Wyandot county, State of Ohio.
Terms Of Saie.-One third of the pur.
chase mouey cash in hand; one third in
nine months, and the remaining one third
in eighteen mon hs from the day ofsale de.
fered pay ymeuts to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises, with interst from the
day Of sale. To be sold free of the Dover
Of the Widow.
JOHN r. GUNN&
BEN. NJ. PENN,
Administrators Of the said estate Of said
deceased
Nov. 25th, ls47--6-4w. $3.50
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Notice

rs hereby given TO all persons, harboring
Il or trusting Mathew Thompson, Jr. on
my account or employ ing. for shall pros>
ecute all persons SO offending. as he was
an apprentice of mine aud has left with
out any provocation.
JOHN w. MANKIN.
Crawford TT. Dec. Ia, le47-l0-3,.
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II the sick wish deceased stomach re
stored, and impure blood cleansed with
out endangering the constitution, go tc
G. Il. King, Agent Of Canton Tea Co.,
and get box Of DR.. lie Roy's Sarsapa,
rilla and Wild Cherry Pills, the only safe
family medicine now in use.
Dec. 81, lS47.--l2-1y.
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Land for sale cheap in
Wyandot county.

Southwest quarter, Section 7, TIP. g.,
Range l3, 1862 acres; North half, Sec
6. Township 3, Range l3, 332,49 acres;
East half Southeast quarter Sec. 6, Tp. 3,
Range 10, 5000 acres. All in Millin
Township. North halfSec.3 81 Tp 2 Range
13, 322,19 acres; West half Southwest
quarter Sec. 81, Up. Q, Range 13, 50 acres;
(80,34 acres;) all in Salem Township.
Northeast quarter Sec. l, Up 3, Range
12, 156,17 acres; all in Jackson Town
ship Southeast quarter Sec. 36, Tr. q
Range ~, 160,00 acres; all in RicLland
Tow wnshp.
ALSO IN MARION COUNTY
East half Northeast quarter Sec. 10, TIP.
6. Range 16, so acres; Richand Township.
Also many tracts of land in the counties
OF Seneca Sandusky, Erie, Ouowa, Wood
Lucas, Williams, Henry, &c,
Apply TO j.. STANISLAUS,
Sandusky City, Ohio.
November &c, 1Sl7--7-4w.
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The Stable.

This branch will at all times be attend
ed by good and attentive hostler, who
will make il his particular business to see
that all animals entrusted TO his care are
well taken care Of
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GUARDIANS SAL e

PURSUANT TO al order Of the court OF
common pleas Of Wyandot county,
Ohio, shall offer for sale on the premises
in Tymo chtee townsbip,in said county ,on
Friday the 3lst day of December instant,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 CLOCK +. Nj. the following real estate
to wit: the west half Of the west part OF
fractional section thirty one, 10 tow nship
one. south, in range fourteen east, in the
Delaware land district in Ohio, bounded
as follows, to wit: beginning at the south
west corner of said fraction running
thence north along the west line OF said
fraction % chains and SS links, TO the
north west corner Of said fraction; thence
east along the north line thereof IA chains
and 20 links 10 a post standing on said
line, from whence burr oak 20 inches in
diamsier bears south s5 deg. west 62 links
distant; thence south 3 deg. 90 IN. east 10
chains and So links-to post; ihence north
IS deg. 30 IN. east 16 chains 20 links To
pest; thence south 3 deg. 80 M. east 10
chains 10 post andIng on the north line
Of the Wy aHdot Reservation; thence west
along said Reservation line 90 chains aud
42 links TO the place of beginning, con
tanning 81 ninety-iwo bundredihs acres.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
ROSETTA ilULSE,
Guardian Of the minor heir Of SIias Hulse
deceased.
Dec. lat, Is47--s-4w. $500
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VS., M,
Ashford Kent. 'eas'
Respondent will take notice, that Com.
pl', has filed in said Court his petition fol
the foreclosure OF a mortgage upon the
following primises, to wit: the south eas'
quarter of the south west quarter Of Sec
lion thirty one, in Township two, south
Of Range thirteen east, in said county and
State OF Ohio, which said mortgage was
executed BY respondent to complt and
dated, April 2, 1912. Unless respon-
dent appears to said bill within.sixty W day.
fiom the next term of said court j. viii
be taken as confessed, and decree ac
cordingly.
SCOTT a. SEARS,
Comph Soils.
Dec. 10Th lS47-9-6r. $2,37
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Farmers can do well by purchasing
Groceries at the Blue Ball, for they will
be sold cheap and the highest price paid
for produce. Bring in your produce and
get good prices and cheap groceries.
IT. ZlM HERMAN.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 10, 1647-6tf.
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THE WG EX p E C T. e ID
A2Yired at last!

mr., John J. llar,z, who studied his pro-
u fesson as physician aud surgeon in
France and Germany, and has practiced
10 this state for the last IL ears, has al
the many solicitation of his acquaintances,
permanently located in Upper Sandnsky,
and tenders his professional services to the
public. lie intends to restrict his riding
to the vicinity of this place. Persons al a
distance can consult him by bringing the
urine first taken in the m morning, in clean
vial, particularly IN long standing or old
complaints.
He can be found at his Office, on Wyan-
dot avenue, opposite the old Indian tavern,
at all times, except when absent on pro-
fessional business. Being able to speak
the French, German and English Language
es, he can consult with all.
REFER rem wees.
Doctor l.. Biggelow Palmyra, Portage
county, ..
I" j. De Wolf Ravana, !" 0
4" JTown, Hudson, Summit CO. .
+" r. Estep, Canton, Stark, CO. y
:. S. Seely, Warren Trnmbull co,
+" J. scott, Parkman, G.eauga co.
U. Sandusky, Oct. s,h, ls47--52-,f.
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John Hamlin's S Estate.

Notice is hereby gwen. that the sub /.
scrber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrative on the estate of John
IIamlin. late of Wyandot county, Ohio,
deceased.
SARAH lIhMLlN,
.jdministrafrir.
Dated at Upper Sandusky, this 22i day
OF DecemLer, ls47-l1-3t.
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ID r. Y c. o o ID S

Broad Cloths
M % De Lsne' Scotch american Gngham Dress d
Lawns Mn M Muslin Ih Pd Wool and Silk shaws Pocket Dress
the dry goods lne adapted to Ladies
vista and ra,o Alto MATS
llk,an nd Brush.
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HIS Table,.

The table will abound with the very
best the country can afford, prepared IN
manner that viii suit Tie palate of every
one. Baarders can here find good accom>
modatlons and reasonable bills
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Come and Ride.

FENliOSE wishing to hire horses can be
= accommodated by calling on the sub
scriber at j. Sells Hotel, where he keeps
his stock.
DAVID BOWSHER.
Dec. 3, lS47--S,f.
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GROCERIES, !!

addition to the tavern, he keeps
well selected assortment of all kinds of
Grocerles. Persons wishing cheap aud
good articles in this line can and will be
accommodated BY calling on the subscri.
ber.
The following is list ofsome of the ar.
ticles he has on hands:
Candies, Tobacco, Teas,
Nuts, Cigars, Coffee.
Cinnamon. Snuff, Sugar,
Pepper, Powder, Crackers,
Spice. Shot, Cakes,
Gloves, Lead, Cheese.
In fact he has nearly every thing kept in
groceries, all Of which will be sold low.
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New (t(D(Dlls!
.H Me Store scherc persons alcays buy, ofte,
gisatsng The "Chcapest Store IN this pidcc.'


10
Our Stock const folOws
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GROCERIES of all kinds.
II lard w ARE TO KILL,

Such as Door hangings Locks Ic Bolts. FORKS
ICHElS, and general
Queens, Glass and China acaYe; Boots Shoes.
Slips Gators Gum E. Shoes Sole and Upper IRON GLASS
COUNTRY -
CASH de- andCA SKINS
Upper
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IN CHANCERY.

Merit ,. ; l,ger' wyandot Common
Ashford Kent. Aieas'
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HARDIN COMMON PLEAS.

Dec. 10th ls47-9-6r.
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Come and trade!

IN fact he mas nearly every thing kept
gr0Ceries, all Of which " i'll be sold low.
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Cammad9e Stockton is not oulv ne tsoy
ofnof Of C4.lfHna, ba, hs sal,o the tcH
2ioos comforter md advisor The Pottne.
sian, q August Is, dctylcs lhroeco.umas to
Tue pubaelHun Of sotman preached on
the afternoon 81 the 2-.h Jirc, before tbc
R"V. Mr hrms'ona. congregation, by
Commodpfe Robert u S,o~kuu. ii The
he United Sac, NnH Rev NJ Arm.
strong interpreted The gallant Commodoro's
'alH % ihenatNcs, as dulyefcd Wchavc
henrd OF salots spinning yarns, but il i.
sog'''lgg n4" to- then, 10 weave setmoas.
=. a,oituiaB.
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would be roialiaied IN an ocean Of MeNi'
can blood. When Mexican prisoners have
been IN our power they have been stown
TOO much kndaess to ermt dllirreat
course towards our captured lrlvnds 10 60
luiayensed besides, tie MeNcans treated
Capt. Thornton and his command kindly,
ami /, is expected, they viii act IN siul.
lar manner aeaiu. las said, how ever, by
Cant. lleuue that the AleXicahs were tab.
iup the Blankets and oyercouis Of the prs
oucrs aud giving them fifty cents piece
for them. This i. tho mrancsl kiud OF
robbery, and unworthy OF any troops ex.
cept lhe MeAicaus.
We have constant rumors that the Mex.
lean army Is marching 20 attack Sllslllo.
Tins do not credit, but suppose that The
bodies u cafaiis are Oh the alcTllo break
up our CO. posts and harrass our picket
Gen. TAYLOR Is Ut Moutelc y, aud IS eI.
pected al Saltlllo 10 morrow or tie next
DAY. What steps viii be taken by him
canuo, be told. Stopped as this lno OF
operations has been OF all lhc regular IA.
fautrv, most Ot the artillery aud some OF
the volunteers, 10 supply Gen. SCOTS com
muud, II IS very doubtful whether move
ment IN advance can he successfully made
AT un early day; but The country may re-
" with confidence that whatever can be
done Nill be done by Gen Taylor.
Though a stranger TO you, ! send lhr
10 Your D per, as the earlies! means oil CON
muncatHg The information 10 the iriend'
uf the prisoners IN The Umcd states.
JOHN J. HARDIN, Col - kcst w. Vols
z. S.-lhe troops NOW stationed ~ an,
near SlluHo are lie II and "a rcglmpnu
Of Ilmois volunteers, the Alkpusas rcgt
mcu, Of cavalry, Cat. Washmetous ba,
terry Of elshl guns, AMI two companies o
lie lst t. :. Dragons, Which {, npJs'
Gen. " ooi's column Two rc.,Hrsts o
Indiana volunteers under Gsn1. l,auc. b.
kentucky regiment of cayalfy, the ~ res
iment ot Kentucky volunteers. ADD C3pl
Webster, battery oi .wo - pound ho~tl
zrr.. Oar readers arc aware dat iarg
accession has been made tolh,s lutce sine
tns etlet va. written
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n1lH1r1nNs or rAn

Tue ship ChniIoite Reed, Capt IIoaah.
ton came down 10 the clty last even.np.
laden "t'h munitions Of war destined Tor
the Gulf having 10 baasd gen raou.and
shells, seven hnndtcd baricls Of 1owdor.
ionr hundred thousand mu-kgt cartridge.
and yarlms other items --all II winch
we're loaded from The arsenal al Baton
Rouge.-A q BDiicim.
= man died ail'alIs'on, n Y on the PSI
uh. aged ZOE years , n.omLs md . do.
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THE l0rn CoNrANF

We aIerieasedlo learn hat L,eat.t,a
Fagg IS about completing tie lv,h e, M
paoy to 10 attached 10 No Norb Canb
ma L eimcn' and that they may he c,pce
icd here ID ly~ days.
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sijvrably scattered near sunset, aud CAPT.
IIenrle set himself busily 10 woik to make
!hrin keep close together. 10 do this las
rode back. Milhin ten files Of the rear ut
ihe line, When, discovering small inter
val IN The line Of the Mexican guard, be
Suddenly pat spurs to the mare aud darted
through the lines. The guard immediate
ly wheeled IN pursuit, but their ponies ~ere
no match for i Kentucky blood horse, aud
before q gun could be fsIrly lsyellcd at him
he had darted out Of reach. lie had three
rAi.chos 10 pass. As he passed these he
found that the MeNcans "a pursuit gave
notice 10 The rancheros who followed him
with fresh horses; sill lac outstrppcd them
all. After passing the las, rancho he had
pulled uu hls mare, 10 Iest her, when
single Mexican came up, supposlng him 70
be unarmed. lie waited until he came
within Thirty steps, when, cooking the ma
ior's dueIhns pistol he fired, aud the Mex.
ican rolled of. Ia a short lime another
came near; lie likewise permitted HIN TO
approach still nearer, when he wheeled
and shot him down. Tie loaded bis pistol,
aud after guung some distnHce another star
tel un from behind some bushes near the
road, aud rode at him he shot al hlm,
With what sue ess he could not tell but he
vas mol pursued BY haI Mexican any far.
thcr. " hen he came near Encarnuclon
lie found the camp had been alarmed, Ms
ne supposes bv some one who had passed
him when he had left the road. Dnerg-
IN from this straight course, he crossed
several roads and ssaded a number 81 par
les nho we're 10 ;,rrsujt II him Al length
Re came 20 Il nlaln where tGere was no
place 10 hide. The moon was SHINING,
aud he could see large number Of meu
ga pursuit, Putting spurs 10 his now. i'd
ED mare he made lIr a mountain valley,
aud following Il u the east, he at length
euled his pufsuer. lie travelled Up the
valley lofts miles as be- supposed hoping
RI lad an ntct towards PalumoS but IN
dis bo was disappointed. lie was unable
20 fad water laf himself Or h. furnished
mare, anu the nen morning uner hIs es.
cipe The noble animal expired more from
ne want OF wuter than from fatigue,
Capt, llearie now had % trke d, on foot
lla wand red about all DAY irving to find
path across lie mountain. In The even.
inE he found some water. to quench has
thirst. lie then determined 10 reIrrce ls
sep. down the valley. ADD did so march.
ing WITHOUT wmer or food. Dlrin. ,hg
26th, eth, aud 2Sth be walked along
through The chanpaal aud prickly penrs,
without food or water, frequently seeing
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TaoN rae sEAr Of Wa
TnE sArfLE o. BRAcIlo

III Paso Del Note. Tie reFoa; i taken
from the ST. Loos Union q the goa OIL,
DrrAcnaas4 Nn4spsi iloas AaFlllfDf,l
fCsnp bslo,- Brasifs re- GrHsas Pee %, 40,
DEAa Sia-l cauuuly aujs to yo8 a lew
lines, being ua7n tie poutcf daak.us up
camp. OIf dsutAueal a. lay CArsto
bal overlook Col. baniphau's command
Msior Gi'p.n ~uh 2J0 men h % previously
le.t l0r 81 Peso AMI Gel. JAck>un was icl.
loving WITH 200 mcn. CD. n,upAaa had
bu, l50 meu wih him, ihe teaauaer VI
bis regime ]! beng SICK auI del4ehe thry'
the country. From Fray Chrsto54I, .ur
detachment marched With Gf hata Hau
south, when, al Tie rl.uaa ha lla
da del MAetir. news reaca q, fr I al
express s'el By isj1 Gdan thtta GeN-
icans had Determined % rs s. u II Peso.
aud had collected considerable 4natr
,roops iniea lag 10 givc = tlf'.c. A. sv
press had beeu sru, 70 S,1tl = TT tffi
the nr,i'cry ua3sf n G4fss ban 40
news had fe teHa3 rs t.aH tere. 90 .#al
the detachm Of Hea aa .ae three
companies Of ulf cli5s asa4 llai are here
from the 51tiaJsa Attas 3:hera enI o..
the Jornada leo m'as rfa hauel Ana.
the tra1ets Ind ceclUIg4 taairal.@9r
tumors Of the enemy aaaFaae1 reached
Us daily.
Yeste,da, "u-,a.s 1n ,aca Vic alH
inst arrived % cta a4'. WITH -a - H.0
tgn, had Uas3le- ta ua.s sa most
4 The me0 Neic NJ 3-e4 ea-rs ag WOOD
aaI water, Tie news WAS ssaeHt W.a
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GDGTIntfF:
THURSDAY. March Is. is,,

80 We are auihoszc 10 announce !.
Hon. d. VI Barringer, rs Canadian. J,
rcpusynl the ihud Congressional D.l,,,
III lie me-, Congress Of the L sla,e.
-.-,- SEQ
& 5 BRANCH MINT
Col. Wm. J. AIeAaoder bias been appais
ted Superintendent u lho Branch MINI /,
thl, place eiee G. ", Caldacll, rc.,raea