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Suicide.

James McClain, Esq, worthy, and re-
spectacle citizen of North Township, IN this
county, committed suicide on Monday last
No cause is assigned for this rash act Mr..
McClain was justice of the Peace in North
Township, at the time he committed this act.
ES-We should like to know the reason
why our papers SO seldom reach New Ha-
gerstown, Carl Co. They are mailed regu.
Iarly, and it is no fault of ours. We have
an idea that some of the postmasters be-
tween here and there can tell And if they
fail hereafter we saall expose some gentle,
men, whose names we have for not attend.
ing to their duty
IMMENSE CoNTRACr.--A Contract for build.
ing the Terre Haute and Alton { Illinois
Railroad, has been entered into by Messrs
Willis Phelps, VIM. Nation and JAS Barns
ofSpringfeld, Mass. This road extend:
>k75 miles, entirely across the Suthern part o
Illinois. These gentleman have contracted
10 build the road, furnish the iron, build tht
depots, cars, locomotives, &C., putting til,
entire road in running order, with three mil
lions of dollars. The route is comparative
ly an easy one, and it is believed that tn
road will be completed within two years
These gentlemen are already heavily engag
edin different parts of the United States.
Ey- Hon. j. Gable, the able Representa-
tive from the 18th district Of this State, i
Congress, now the 2lst, has written lette
tohis constituents, declining are-nominatior
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Gg- The Dayton Empire says that Mrs
Bidleman, at that place, was burned in
most shocking manner, on Tuesday evening
by the explosion ola camphene lamp. This
is a most dangerous fluid, and should b'
banished entirely from use in families.
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Ear. GUYsOTTs IMPROVED EXTRACT
3 HAEN LLNAN DNEk NnSAENAPARILc


DR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT
Z FOFY GLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARIL-
IA. The original and only genuine preparation
for the d. n,anrnt cure ot CONSUMPTION and
DiSEA. - OF Tile LUNGS, when they are
suppossa 10 be affected by the too free use Of mer
cury IN. ouininp ETC. II is also q sure remedy
for s Rheum, letter. Scald Head. DropsJ,
Scur,y, White Swelling. Kings Evil, Neuralgia
Affections. Female
NERVOUS and General Debility Of the system. the
Loss of Appetite, Languor, Dizz.nrss "Ed Liver
Affections, which lead TO tnteTTtflHEt HHd EC-
mitraut Fcycrs, Fever and Ague. Billions FeSe $,
'ghc Best EeGsritIr facGicii'r KNOWN !
| The Shaker r cparud " Iclh4w nurEf Ti." i'ae
"a Rcd honduras SarsapGri A. Hr" thc iuvai
unLIe Teu.cd l agents from WITCH "l)r. Gr! soii s
/ Improved Extract Of Yellow DOCK and surs' pa
Ilillan is formed and the iaboIHt"ty oi DT. Ca d
sUti las given US tie virtues ul lhrsc rauis in thtg
|rrrlccliuu Ihs preparation contains all the
/ restorative properties of the ron'-, combined and
concentrated III tiuir utmost sutiglh and eta
cacy.
| EXberimcnts were made ~ tic W"uH."c!u'e
Of ibis medicine, until it was found :hUtit could
not be further improved.
/ Accordingly, we find il rcsrrtcG to, n a'mnst u.i-
versally, in case OF ilepauc, Scorbuic, AHd Gut
aneuus complaints for general pTrsiraclun OF all
the vital puwcrs. and all dl"se ioFnth.iHE Gls'
eases of tie skin so trying the patience, i'Id 50
injurious 70 hes !th.
S1ratula, syphilis, Nercuriai Complains, ';'i-
Ger. Gar2rene. khenmatisra, and vast Va
riety OF other disa a5ne'Gie tnn "1nIeLrIs u
the use Of this mcdioine.
rI SALINE. Mich. Oct. q, 1851.
Mn, JoHN D PhFE-reor ''ir: II is WAN "h'
uiicuhle feelings OF 2ta'itUdc that Hm abi'.
Though the Divine froNi"rh'c "i """' ana ny
the wondcrworiing agency Of uM excellent
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40 EE;efITtG!tt3 GNNlliaVl0ES,
PROPOSALS. will be received ut the Office
/ OF the Steu5uuyiilc and lndinna Railroad
Uompany, in Newark, from the lst to the even
ing OF tie 6h of June, 1882, for tue grubbins
aud clcoring grading aud masonry Of that por.
ton OF the Stcub envilic and lndianI Railroad
brlwoen Costocton and Newark. being about
3J miles in length, and comprising some heavy
cuts and G,Is, and bridge across the MusEinSnn
river.
Bids will be received in sections ot bout oac
mile each, or for the entire division.
rroGics and specification, with ap>rxinn!e
estimates Of quantities. can be seen at The off
ces in Newark aud SlrnbtnNie after the first
of June. J. BLIC kENSDtE EFhn. jr.,
mays, 4W Chiet Engncr.
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Ra'OTR

MFR MARINE ard INLAND INSU RANCE,
by Protection Iniurauce Company Of Hart
iorr Connecticut
The undersigned, Agent for this old and res
pousihlc Office, is always prepared to issue Poll
oics, upon approved nslIs, on favorable terms.
b w. PHILLIPS, Agent for CUdizaud lIarti-
son county, Junc9, 1852
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A FIRST ra,r article Of Gnc Family ILuG--
"A fresh, ut
inc9 WOOD and SMIT rs
A NEW light Q hcIse wagon for sole low. nj
u inc 9--52 WOOD and SMITHS
Y ME highest market p'ice paid in cash fol
\ Wool, at
June 9 WOOD and SMITHS.
.NAK shingles constantly on la rds at the lun
" her ard Of
ines WOOD and SMITH
DOPLAR and Oak Boards, Lalh, Studding
Joicc, Rattcrs Scat
inc WOOD and SMITHS.
A VERY heavy stock of Dry Goods still or
i N band anl selling by the piece or at reraiI
at small advance by
! june WOOD and SMITH.
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Senatorial Electors.

WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Hamilton
BARNABUS BURNS, of Richiand.
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Reputation.

All whiggery has been in commoiOn for
the last two or three weeks; because, as they
said, there had been no provision made for
paying the interest of the State debt in July.
Our neighbor echoed and re-eehoed the
sound, and thought that this great State was
in an awful fix. "Gov. Wood would have
to call an extra session! There would be
$4,000 more expense! If there was no
extra session, the state officers would have
to violate their oaths if they paid i'll And
the State was going to ruin as fast it could
go Oh, what an awful thing it was for that
locofoco Legislature to forget so important a
matter!' Their cry is help! help!! help!!!
or we pc ishl that is if they don't get the
asccndancy in the State once more.
Our neighbor as well as US have publish
ed the laws passed by the Legislature, and
in his paper of May 6, 1852, may be found
the following section of law No 45:
"SEc. .. All money paid into the State
treasury, belonging 10 the SINKING fuhu,
shall be disburscd by the Treasurer Estate,
to the Agent for the payment of the princi-
pal and interest of the public debt, in the
investment of the Sinking Fund, Or for other
purposes, as other moneys are disbursed
upon the draft of the Auditor of State, to be
drawn upon the requisition of the Commis-
sioners of the Sinking Fund, which requisi-
ton shall be recorded upon the journal oi
said Commissioners, and signed by the Act,
ing Commissioner, and at least one other
member of the Board"
The above fixes every thing chat is ne
cessary about paying the July interest oi
any other interest of the State debt. 0, "
pious wings, when can you raise another bug
bear story? Do try again.
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SHHVTNIG.


4 WOULD respectfully announce 20 the citizen
Il ofCudiE thai have again taken my old shO p
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store which was recently occupied hy Jones and
Roper. 1 would respectfully ask the public To
give me n call NJ Number Twof'
TERMS BY THE QUARTER.
Once week per quarter, g n,onlhs) 81 no
Twice a week do DO al
Three tires week do dp 9,25
hour times do do do sS0
Single Shave 64
Hair Cutting Igf
ShamToUnug .
Sharpening 8az0rs La
HOauing lsazsrs 81
All who hnve boards to cut or hair 10 crop,
Just call on me at my old shops
Yes, friends. iii tel ynu what To do:
Give me a call ut =" Number TwOi'
Al noon OF eve, by night or day,
Or any tine that you can stay;
But give ne time, dear cir, TO rest
Upon that day that God has blessed.
Ny roous is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, AMI razors keen,
And everYth think You'll find.
To suiI The taste and please the mind,
Md then move my hand rs tTuc,
= 8 sUy barber e'cr caH do,
Wita Taoid touch III smooth the face,
And dress &c hair with equal grace,
And allthatart and skill can do,
Your money will procure for You.
ocJ--.v LOT WILLIS.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
VpA,swe,EseSGN 81 go

: z
10. SO Monroe Street, " ceiling, Va,
ETEEPS constantly on hand u large sup2y
" of Madhcr. Indigo, Logwood, Hopperas
Vcnrtan Red, Green and yellow Chromcs; Rcd
Lead, panish Drvwa, Blue VitrioI, White Lead
Wiling, ithnrgc Vam,sh, Tu~pcntinc, Lin
sctd Oil, Paint Brushes, White wash Brushes,
Snah Tools. s.
suh. Cab Soda, SaIcTrt Cream Tartar,
Epa~m AID CT u o Salts Nutncss, Cloves, Gin
ger, Maze, Pepper, AIspce. Cinnamon, Liqno-
lice, Medicinal Wines aud Liquors, PcrlnMary
@nl Fancy Articles.
They are Agents for Sellers Celebrated Mcn.
icincs, Cough Syrup, Pills, and Vcrmlfugc, at
Propri,tor3 prices also for all the Popular
Medicines,
All OF which will be soil at !he lowest prices.
Wheeling June ., I552.-ly
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s. j
THE BEST Possible RrMEnY Tor CoNsJM
-roN!-Wisrill Balsam OF Wild Cherry is just
the remedy ,hHt pure minded, unprjndiocd
ruan, thoroughly acquainted with eve y system
Of practice, and well acquainted with the whole
Mutcria Mcdioa, and experienced in genera
practice, would recommend us the best possible
remedy, Cor the cure of coughs, Colds, Asihmn,
Bronchitis ANA Consumption.
This remedy contains the eXtraordinary medi-
cinal ,irtucs ortho Wild Cherry ard the re
which are combined and embodied in this arti.
Gle.
BY a nice chemical process, everything de
le'eyious or useless is rejected, 50 that wh at re-
mains is the most extraordinary aud truly cti'
cacious remedy for all kinds of pulmonary and
liver diseases ever Fnow u to nm'.
ONN}- See advertisement.
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Gov. Wood in New York City

WV " COA AA 4NN" ANAN OAOJ
The Statesman says; Governor Woods
tower to the East has been attended with
demonstrations of respect for his position as
the Chief Officer of the State of Ohio, as
well as for his personal character. Oh
course the narrow and mean malignity OF
Whggery is offended with these acts Of at
tcntiOn, and it is so overweeningly spiteful
as to be unable to conceal its bitterness even
underthe usual false pretences of decency.
The board of Alderman, Of New York
City, on hearing of the arrival of Gov.
Wood at Butts Hotel, passed resolutions,
AID appointed committee from their body,
rendering him the hospitalities Of the city
Surely, every citizen Of OHIO animated by
the least self respect for the State, will ap-
preciate this act of the Alderman Of New
York, with gratitude. Not 50, however,
with the senscIcss, beastly blacEyuard who
edits the Ohio State journal. He deems it
Il fitting opportunity to manufacture Wing
capital. Verify, the Wings OF Ohio mus
rel ioice in the ''ecvated toue" which William
Thimberig Bascom has given to their party
press!
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A. JUL. sCHRETBER,
Moorefield,

HARRISON COUNTY, o.,
EbEALFR in all kinds Of Dry Goods, Groe or.
4 y les sc which he sells cheap or casA or
good produce.
June 9-52
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TEWIE subscribers are now opening n Spring
stock OF Boots ar d shoes in ai their vari-
ETY., which embraces many new ct, ,lrs not heU-
tofare presented ia Cadiz, arnuug which may be
found lie following soasonab!e gaods:
HENS Wear.
Meme Pczgcd Welt Buots, fno;
do &c Pump do do
do do half welt do
do do hip DO do
do Scwel cloth Congrcs Grilc;s, wclts;
DO DO DO DO do do do do haa haRPs' PwsIr.:
do do JtrsCy Tics, fine.
do P,ggad Pump Bro ,HGs, d.st quality;
do 10 halt writ do do
de- DO Kip d. do do
Patient Lra'ucr Slippers;
G.HIl do du
FTOmCH'S Wear.
'Euueu's Light ooIored Eil s;ippprs, T. Rounds
10 Brauar dp do t'L d.
do Back Kid slippers, fist qaaityi
do d, do do lew priCrsi
do do Tum Round jenny Linds;
TO BlOazC 10 DO
do Light colorcj do
do Ell:uulcd leather do
do Black six lasting do
DO Black lasting Cater B0o.s,
TO Got Welt EHskiHs;
do Md do do
do Goat rce-ad Bnuss Hccle;
do do do do Springs;
d1 Jcu"y Lind Boots;
do ru,Ha do
Kisses FTaag.
N ,sscs, Euamc!o.l Leather tnny Linds;
do Black had 90 do
d. aronza Tipped do do
do Lasting Gaiter Baot.i
do G!onze do do
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tate ot Margaret Paxton, deceased con-
sising o Mare, MiIch COW, Eight day
clock, Library rCbcobs, household IA Il kitch.
en- furniture. and other property will be sod at
vendue at h r late residence, three mills south
Of Cadis Harrison county Ohio. On the 2Gth
day Of June commencing at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon.
ROBERT PAXTON AdministEntnr.
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For Vice President of the United States,
Col. WILLIAM R. KING,
Of Alabama.
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RE9- y birth took place yesterday in an
emyrant car on the Baltimore and Susque-
hanna RaiIroa !, whilst going up the summit.
The gallant Major Robert M. Beam, the
mail agent, rendered the post office depart
ment of the car to the distressed mother; and
a little stranger, not connected with the de-
partment, was thus allowed to enter the Ma
lor's Sanctorum contrary to the rule of the
Department. Washington ReP@JIjc.
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0rWe hear much complaint on account of
the failure Of corn that has been planted this
spring. Two causes are assigned: cold, wet
weather. and the severe winter just past
which it is though has injured the germ of
the kernel, so as to destroy its vitality.
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&. ZEN HGH a q 5
New Patent Premium
safety Gas aAsa mn Dss

= GG Y " " ~ ~ q" - X - @-'A z ~ '
And Patent Thcsecue Gas, for burning il the
samc.-thjs Lamp, for producing p0rabIc
Light, is confidently recommended us
superior 10 any other now in use.
yEEIIE LIGHT is Produced by the burning o.
IN aeriiorm Gas. WI ich is emit cd in hcr
timl icts from small prrIo"Irioas il rltlina.
Tic Gas is genera cd 0s it l@ .a"d. by the heat
Cits own combustion ac'.n- OIL the burner. con
neccd with the Liquid IN The lamp. Thus it is
IA perfect and po,tablcapPara for rc:eaiitg and
burning aHritHrm Gas.
lis construction i. such, that ;t.i possibility OF
accident romils use Is tu}icIy removed and the
great simplicity oit5 arrangement renders il J. So
liable to get outot urdcr thun any olhr7 XII Il OF
lamp it requires 10 cleaning and trimming SIS
do t. &c Oil and ComI,h,nc Lamps. AMI bu MS G
onalN we'll. either with or wi bout glass u lie
or shade, and perfectly free ('nm sro!lc or odor.
The opini rs Of The scicut;ir may br learned
from the mct. thata The Amnu3I Fair Of the A.
u.rricnn institute. in 1915. II SILVER My'Ili was
awarded 10 die inventor, and Il Diploma to the
Manufacture r; urp ~ tn" snmr time il was pro-
uounccd the best light ever cxhib.ted to tho IN
stutc
The above for sale whoscale and rr!ail by
J. X. DUNHAM & CO.. No. %.
Mcuyoc ST., near the Merchants aWd Mecltan-
les Bank Wheel ne, Va
Whcclin!, w., Jane Q, 1852.
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Ann0uuCCmGiltG,

Our terms for announcing candidates r'r oG;o,
i, be paid before the uamc is announced.
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DISSOLUTION.

II ME partnership hefett nc existing between
Il NuI KIN & GRiMhs, is this day dissolvedb by
mutual consent. The accounts will be settled
by either ol tue firm until further notire, aud as
we ara anxious 10 have our ACCOUNTS ON
9OOK SETTLED. we wish ONE AND ALI.
o call soon and close their accounts, either hy
note or cash. Mli,LlkiN.
Cadiz. April / 1852. 7. D. GRIMES.
n. B. We hhve on hand yet some Of 4. u.
Dunn 4 Gus. best scol back Grnss aud Graiu
Scythes, which will be sold for tost nr Ices ID "a
cost. those wJ mty Nnnt cali soon.
mny %. MA q.
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Wheeling Bridge Casc--Judge Nc
Leans Opinion.

WAsHINGToN, May 28,
list. No changes will be made in the de-
cree unless providing safe and convenient
passage for all boats having chimneys eighty
feet from the water.
81. The Court will sanction neither o.
the plans proposed By defendants; but ifthey
can make draw not less than two hundred
feet wide in the western bridge, and make
that channel equally safe and convenient
as the eastern channel was before the erec.
ton of the Suspension Bridge, they may try
the experiment at their own risk and respon-
slblity.
Sd The decree heretofore fled shall be
recorded, and unless the obstruction to nav
igation be removed or remedied before the
lstof February, the Suspension Bridge shaI
be abated.
4th Defendants are ordered to pay the
costs, amounting to over fifteen tho ;sanc
dollars.
Judge Daniels and Taney disscnted.
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HEWs sFEFe.W.
THOMAS PHIIIiFs. WILLIAM FIILLF.
Il. Phillips and sen,

TENTIE subscribers are now opening n Spring
stock OF Boots ar d shoes in uil their vnri-
ETY., which embraces many new ct, Ice not heTr-
toiure presented ia CadiE, among which may be
found lie following scasUnable goods:
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Sentinel & farmer.
he People & the Peoples Rights
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President of the United States,
Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
OfNew Hampshire.
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DlED-Om the 7rb inst EDWARD c. son G
5. apd II. ]. FEEGUS0N. aged i months.
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Mn. ALLEN: Please announce the naEe O.
MGLrnN IiARvGy, of Moore field tuwmh'p, as u
lhe Dr;nucrurir Couvcnlion, and ohHrr u.a IL
voters oi MOOREFIELD TOW N6ilP.
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Mn. ALLEN: lease announce the name Of
ANDREW STUART. ofjCGcrson county, as Il
candidate for Congress in the 2ist Congressional
District uhjcct to the decision oflhe democ rat
ic district convention, and ohligc
H,;L cf lis Friends.
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show that he had com,
ord duties imposed u
But supposing. for u
I'd with all the obligations

|
Cpd dulies imposed ~ him.
I But supposiDg, for ,oincnt, that all THE re
without foundation, au' hat the transfer made Il,
Manning and MackiI sb, approved by the gov
| ernraent, had compreh led also the Construc ton
VI the way OF 'coinmui ;.Itiop, the obse walton I
made in my former arti and repeated in this
will still be appropriate namely that the original
ones issued in relation to 1t, and every act OF the
government emanatng from them, aud in any
wise connected with their provisions, were subject
to and dependent upon the action which the leg is
lative BODY should defniivsly adopt rs the
suit Of examination and revision, expressly CON-
miitcd to and reserved to it by the nation; and
they having been declared void, all those rights
have disappeared, because they were, from their
origin. liable to that precise, inherent and ind:s-
pensable condition which had its completion and
was rendered effectual the 22d May, 1851;
whereby the remark at the close Of the article is
answered. ~
lwould have been very willing TO have be en- more
concise in this article, because too much amplif-
cation is fatigoing; but could not do 30 with
out passing over some facts, the omission Of which
would either have produced obscurity or weakened
the force Of my remarks, have desired that the
truth should be fully judged Of, at the risk OF
beng wearisome and diffuse. On the other hand, it
is to be taken into consideration that, in reply.
il s not possible to be aconc and concise as In
other writing, because it is necessary not only to
utter ones own ideas, but also to set out AID an.
swer the ideas of others. ".. ~'F 80"
In this reply might have given my remarks
another connection, and presented them more in
order; laying down, for example, all the argu-
mens with which the conduct Of the Mexican
authorities has been assaiied, and afterwards re-
viewing and refuting them; but in adopting this
method the harmony of the attack and of the de-
fence would not always be perceived without great
attention and labor. l have preferred to follow
step by step the writer in all his observations and
even to fall into rePetitions since they existed in
the article before referred to, following all it's turns
and contortions. in order that wherever the nrgu.
ment might be found, there lso should be found
the reply, and by means Of this comparison truth
and justice might be made apparent.
As 10 the rest, l have paid little attention 10
style. Writing in great haste, and with little time
to dAotc to it, have endeavored to follow Senecas
counsel to Luciiius "Qncre qaod Sc bas non quens.
adn,odum.' VERIDICiIS
tEnaATgM.-In the @rticle ''Tehuantepec Ne.
gotiation, No II, published in the Republic of Fri
day, the 18th, III the fifteenth line OF the first
paragraph. for 9TH instant read 9th, because the
article In the paper Of the 18th instant had not been
then seen, and 1t will be answered hereafter
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CHICAGO CENsus.-The census OF this city his
ust been completcd; the tot al umber &C inhabit
ants is s3.73s. The population in three year. nae
lncrcasn1 Is tS7,
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q A MEXICAN MACHINERY A collection Of
IA drawings in detail of American machinery
OF the most approved construction, with letter
press descriptions, calculations and specifications
VOL, New York, 1859. " l7"td' tSGt 49,,
July 90 FRANCK TAYLOR.