davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
OBITUARY NOTICE..

Mrs. MARrHA g. BLEDsoE the wife of Moses A. Bledsoe
departed this life in the City of Raleigh in the thirty
of her natural and thirteenth of her spiritual life
March 10th. 1885, She awakened and genuinely
yered to God under the ministry of the Rev. John Ed
wards while pastor Of this station in s4s and joined the
Methodist E. Church, in which she lived devoted and
faithful Christian until God called her to the higher and
nobler eGjoyments of Heaven Through all the vcssi
tudes of life her faith strong in God and her pety
deep uniform and unobtrusive In all the relations of life
she beautifully illustrated all the exceencies and graces
accomplished Christian lady Perevious her DEATH
her faith strong in Gods promises, that He gave
her Divine presentiment that He would graciousy
vert and save all Of her children in Heaven"
Through her prOracted illness she patient sufferer
and resigned to the will of God In her last moments she
calm and happy and yielding her soul into the hands
of her Saviour, sud 81 happy Blessed Jesus"
She leaves numerous circle Of acquantances and rela-
tions and husband and four children their
parable loss but through grace they may be united in
Heaven.
"Dearest sister; thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God who hath bereft
He all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fed,
Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tear is she'd"
L. L. HENDREN.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BOOKS ..,
IvA WINNERS PIANO FORTE PRIMER-A new and
complete method of learning to play the Piano Forte
without Master. = -. -
In this work the rudiments of Music explained in
new and simple manner while Melodies Scales and Exer.
are which are calculated to int, and
advance the Pupil To which is added choice
OF the newest Songs Pokas Marches Waltzes Q1adres
and Opera Airs before published any similar work.
Price FIFTY CENTS. 80
Also on the same plan, go -........ .s 10y
WINNERS GUITAR PRIMER -.. -r
WINNERS VIOLIN PRIMER -s-e!,..
WINNERS FLUTE PRIMER
WINNERS ACCORDION and -i-.-
FLUTINA PRIMER
Price of each FIIrY Cxx1s
For sale by rl
W. L. PONEROY.
Raleigh, March 20, 1858. HrE Of
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
Johnston, March II, 1858.

Gov. BRAGG.-Democratic meetings have been
held in forty or fifty counties, we think, and we
have taken pleasure in marking the unanimous voice
of approval Of the administration Of the present Ex
ecutive, Gov. Bragg. Every meeting has passed a
resolution expressing entire satisfaction with his
course and acknowledging the commanding abilities
of the man In9iees body seems pleased withthe
manner in which be has discharged his responsible
official duties. We have heard complaints from no
quarter-even our opposition friends have had. no
occasion to find fault-if they have done 30 it has
escaped our notice. .-. t..t- -st ss-. ss-4is9
With the present year the Governor's term ex-
pres, and in retiring from the Office he will carry
with him the good opinion and best wishes Of the
people of every section of North Carolina-CNar.
Dezn0c11f.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

TRUE VIEWS ON SLAVERY A
The Christian Doctrine of Slavery by Geo. D. Arm.
folk, Va.
Slavery Ordained Sf Go h Efed A. Of
AN Essay on Liberty and Slavery; by Albert TAYLOR
6eosoe LII D-Professor of Mathematics in the Univer-
Lectures on the Philosophy and Practice of Slavery "a
exhibited in the Institution of Domestic Slavery in the
United States with the duties of Masters to Slaves bv
William Smith, D. D.Presdent of Randolph Macon Col.
ege and Professor of Moral and Intellectual Phlosophv
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March 90 1858. o.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

The OAK-CITY GUARDs.-We were glad 10 see SO
good turn out of the Guards on Friday last. They
looked and moved we'll under the command of their
new Captain. After few evolutions We saw them
enter Capt. fuckers gate, aud mysteriousy dsap-
pear in his house. When they came out and again
shouldered muskets, they appeared to be in decided
On Friday evening the Company held meeting
at which election Of officers took place, follows:
LIST Lieut. c. H. Thompson; I'd ditto, VIM. E. An
derson; Sd ditto, j. j. Iredel 4th ditto JOS JONES'
Orderly Sargent j. M. Register.
We trust the Company will continue to increase
and that it will be well sustained. 1t will do
to think even of permitting it to 60 down.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

Hon. A. M. ScALEs.-The Washington Cores.
pendent Of the Western Sentinel pays the following
well merted compliment to Mr.. Scales:
"Your young and able representative, Mr. Scales,
has made many warm friends by his courteous and
uroane manners, and his truly excellent disposition.
He is attentive and industrious representative and
devoted North Caroiinian in all his feelings Soon
you may expect to hear of his maiden effort in Con-
gress, an effort of which venture say in anticpa-
.i'n, will rebound much to his Observation-Disclosures
Der the prediction"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

FINE HoRsEs.-Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. Derrick in this paper. Goldfnder
is one of the finest if not the finest horse we ever
saw. We learn that Mr. Derrick has sold several
stations in this State all of which have given salts
faction to their purchasers. He sold Morgan Rather
at Elizabeth City, Morgan Hunter at Plymouth,
Morgan Murat at Murfreesboro; and several others
of the Morgan stock in various portions of the State
Goldfnder is thought to be perfect horse, and by
far the finest one ever seen in this country.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

Raleigh Paper Mill.
TNHE ABOVE MILL, FOUR MILES FROM
IL Raleigh, Crabtree Greek, is in operation. I
am making all kinds Of wrapping paper which win be soh
at prices to suit the times. ~
All orders shall be promptly attended to-
Address, E. b. SAFER,
-.. Raleigh, n @.
March %, 1885, MEsm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

We are authorized to state that all ministers and
lay delegates to the Convention Of the Presbyterian
the e3d Of March, will be passed the Charlotte
and s. G. Railroad for one fare.-CAor. Dsssocr0t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

~ We learn that George Howard, Jr. Esq, re-
piled to Mr.. McRae in Nashville last week. Mr.
Howard spoke without preparation, and we under
stand acquitted himself very handsomely. We have
received no account of the discussion.
We also learn that Democratic meeting was held
in Nashville, and delegates appointed to the Char
lotte Convention. No preference expressed for
Governor.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

az The New York Tribune of Friday exults
over" confidential advces" which fully justify its
conviction " that Lecompton cannot pass the House
of Representatives The anti-Lecompton vote in
the House is claimed to be l2O. The Tribune com.
pments Senators Bell and Crittenden, and other
"honest" South Americans
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
RAGS! RAGS!

Office of Neuse Manufacturing CO..l
RALEIGH March ID, 1883.
TIME DEPRESSED STATE OF THE PA.
IL per market obIges this Company to require their
customers to prepay freight on Rags.
From and after the LIST of April next and until further
notice our uniform price will be cents per ID sr good
pot in Raleigh, or at our Mills.
Business letters to be addressed to H. W. HUsr.D Treas
SION H. ROGERS, Prest.
A-w&swtA1.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
.-------- - - -
MARRIED..

Near Stantonsburg, Thursday the 18th nst by Gen.
Joshua Barnes. William J. Station, Esq., of Edgecombe to
Miss Hudah Virginia. of Wilson, daughter of the late w.
NJ. Stanton.
DIED,
At Indannoa, Texas the goth of last February Mr.
James Stanton the 2Sth of his age the deceased
from Wilson county. N. C.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

DEATH OF E. w. OGBURN.-We regret to have
to announce the death Of E. W: Ogburn, Esq the
Senior Editor of the Greensborough Times. Mr.
Ogburn was a highly respected and useful citizen,
and devoted friend of education. Guilford county
has lost one of her most useful and worthy sons.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
FRANKLIN, MACON COUNTY. N. c., I
March 10th, 1868.

March lOtn, 1905.
MEssRs. ED1roRs: Your paper of the 26th ult,
fell into my hands to-day, where, for the first tme
saw the proceedings of Democratic meeting"
IN Moore County, as copied by you from the Caro-
linlan" In one of the resolutions they "respect-
fully suggest my name to the consideration Of the
convention to be held at Charlotte for the office Of
Governor of this State"
So long as any preference for me was express
sed privately, was content in the same way to
make known my wishes-delicacy forbade any 9TH
er course. But now that it has assumed this public
shape, | feel called upon to say publicly, that do
not desire the nomination, and to request my friends
not to put my name before the Convention. This
position was deliberately taken three months ago,
and then announced to those who had approached
me upon the subject. My private interest and aims
In life do not lie in that direction and could not
without sacrificing both great degree, accep: the
nomination, if it were rendered. did not come to
this conclusion without hesitation, and it would be
an affectation of Indifference which do not feel to
say, that it is not very desirable = be the Governor
of such State ours, that the office would no:
confer honor, of which any of her sons might be
justly proud.
am fully sensible of the honor done me by the
meeting in Moore. prize it for itself.-but more,
because it comes from my native county, and is VOL
unfairly bestowed by those who were my friends
when boy, and who since became a man, have
upon so many other occasions, manifested a sincere
desire for my promotion. 1t would be less than
manhood not to feel and feel deeply this additional
kindness and mark of confidence And while to
them, as associates and friends from childhood, my
gratitude may be more tender it is the less sin.
cere to those elsewhere, who have expressed the
wish to aid in elevating me to the highest office in
''' ''''' 'S'' '@s saMI. j. PERSON.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

JUDGE PERSON.

viii BE- seen By lettsr pnblished in 10 hy's
journal that Jodge Person respectfully declines BE-
ing considered candidate for the domination Of the
democratic Convention for Governor. This determ-
ination upon his part had been arrived At long be-
fore its public announcement, and communicated
freely in private conversation. The Judge is not
man who acts hastily or without reflection. and
however much many attached friends in different
parts of the State might have desired to support him.
or may now regret to know that the opportunity
OF doing so will not be afforded them, none will
doubt that the Judge has acted from high and hon
orable motives, and after proper consideration of
what is due to his party and to himself We need
hardly add that the determination thus publicly
made known is no news to Judge persons friends
here or elsewhere we presume.
The field narrows down, and as it does so the ne.
cessity for the avoidance of elimination and for the
cultivation of kind and conciliatory feelings becomes
more and more urgent.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

"a, 900 to 200 Bales M Cottos PR Anaa4.
i An STILL .:uAMUFACTURIHG AT SHH
LOCO Bales Cotton per An.Sa and Win d1sr 4 ssy Il
our Railroad Depots free Of fsghts TO punct custom
en-, three months time discount Of ~ pr cent or
Orders addressed 70 W1LIIAn g. RAsz1A RocN lo1nA
Egeccmbe county n Q, win b promptly stteodsd To-
March %, 1858. -,.,.s s24-lypd
m1 IN REWARD.-BROKB, THE JAIL IN
following prisoners :2Rob& Morris Roht, SaddIer John
Stewart and weey Mlls swxfd ~ 800 viii Is ¥
for their apprehension and delivery to me- OF ss5 Fl
one of them. ..-q.a.,
= = = $50" So, WIN. II. high, shsiG
March %, 1858. '7S''' 60 VIEW All
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
ATTENTION FIRE COMPANY NO. l.

8. L. RIDDLE. Secy.
uvOWN TAxEs.-NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
II that will attend at the MAYORS OFFICE, in tine
City of Raleigh, THURSDAY, the LIST day of April
next to take list of the taxabes of said City. All per-
sons negecting give their taxsbes at that time will
be subject to double tax.
March 90, 1885, 2s.td.
~. Register CODY. h
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

VUVO THE LOVERS OF FINE HORSRS.-
Gents, knowing the interest take in the breeding
and raising of good horses espe ally trottipg horses
we'll as everything pertaining 70 the turf and other manly
corning four trotting Stations owned BY me- and Known
Gold Finder, Canada Black Hawk, st. Awrsnes and
Young Touchstone Gold Finder BY Vermont Black Hawk.
Black Hawk Dam BY Beppo; St. Lawrence By g. Law.
renee, Dam BY Basshaw; Toucbstone BY Gold Finder Dam
points and qualities than any fur Sasllio cwnsd any
individual in America TO back this opinion. will at
from one to Eve thousand dollars. Two Of these Sslioo0
are in Raleigh C, at Mr. Cayton's Stabia This chal
lenge will remain open - long - own them sha r.
in Raleigh for short time end expect to visit VII.
mngton and other places unless dispose Of those eds
brated Stations.
sS2T TRUMAN B. DKRI0K.
March "a, 1858. a9l-3W
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
POTATOES! POTATOES!
loo Rnshala -. -

II ARGE LOT OF BOTH SWEET AND IRISH
IL Potatoes just received at tie Commission Store Of J.
r. whitaker both for eating and panng-sound and of
the best quality. Also No. Family Flour warranted:
]. 3. whitaker.
RALEIGH. March %, 1885, t 24-St.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-We have Liverpool dates
to the 9Th instant, by the steamer Arabia.
Political news unimportant = RI
The sales of cotton for the week amounted to &c.
900 bales. Prices had slightly advanced and were
firm The stock on hand was lower than at any time
for twenty years past. Breadstufs generally dull.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
Office Forest Manufacturing Co., /,

Office Forest Manufacturing Cool
ef MARCH 6rH, 1858.
a FTER THIS DATE THE FOREST NAN.
"A UFACTURING COMPANY will receive NO Rags
tract. ..-.a = ~ .fsts = - .:
Those who have special contract must deliver what
Rags they have hand at this date by the first Of April
after that date they will be decin. Il. ''s IS y
WILL r. POOLE, Pres't.
March JIG, 1858. -. '-. 11-w2t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
.Ludae LorinQ Remoped,

BosroN. March 19.-Gov. Banks has removed
Judge Loring, in accordance with an address voted
by the Legislature. 80. i .t....s4 :
Judge Lorings offence is that as Commissioner
of the United States he enforced the fugitivs-save
kwl '@5- 4SsAE .t8's'tt ,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24
Delegates to Charlotte.

'...s Delegates to Charlotte.
We are authorized to state that Delegates to the
Democratic convention to be held at Charlotte in
April next, will be passed the different railroads
in the State, at half price, that is they will be urn-
ished with tickets to 60 and return for one fare
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24


upon aid to pay their debts and complete their pub
lie works which they could obtain BECAUSE
it would impair the sovereignty of the States and
render them more and more dependent on the fed.
era centre; because it would in the end increase
our burdens, and place good old State in the at
titude first of beggar, and then of vender of land
warrants, inviting her population to leave her soil
never to return because it would lead to conflicts
and perhaps to bloodshed by purchasers and by
would enable abolition societies to buy up warrants
covering entire Territories which Territories they
would thus monopolze and hold against Southern
shareholders; because it would change the nature
and operations of our ederal system, and lead to
consolidation and general corruption, to be speedily
followed by the destruction Of State credit the de-
cay of public morals and the loss of that high char
acter which to North. Carolina is worth infinitely
more than dollars and cents. We do not fear this
ISSUE 1t has no intrinsic strength. Meet its advo-
Gates boldly, and expose it to the people, and they
will decide against it. The truth is the great body
of the people know more about this question than
many politicians suppose. They have voted it down
at almost every election since 1892 and they will do
so again next August. We have an abiding conf
dence in their intelligence and integrity. They are
not ofice.seekers, and can have motive to do
wrong They win consgn this issue to the limbo of
obsolete isms and address themselves now and here
after to the higher and more important work of pro-
tecting their interests against the assaults of the
sboltionsts and Of preserving and perpetuatng the
Union Of the States according to the Constitution
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14
THE DAUGHTER or AAROy BURR.

correspondence Of the Pennsylvania Enaairerl
Al item OF news just going the rounds relates that
lor who died recently iva Texas confessed his death
u, that he MAS one IL a crew OF mntnecrs who some
y wears ago took possession of brig its passage
Lam Charleston New York, and cAuse all the officers
a passengers 10 walk the plank. For forty years the
lrtcbr man had carried about with him the dreadful
lsret and died ut last in agony of despair.
What gives this story additional interest IL the fact that
E yesse referred to the one which Mrs. Theodocia
son the beloved daughter OF Aaron Barr, took pas
e for New York. for the purpose of meeting her parent
b the darkest days OF his existence, and which,
|eyer having been heard of, WIS supposed to have
b numbered at
The diving sailor protested to remember her we'll said
Mat she was the Last who persisted, and that he
got her look OF despair she took the hast step FROM
he fatal plank On reading this account, ! regard
\ AS fiction but on conversing to-day with Of
Her Of the navy. he of ts probable truth,
n that OF his passages home some years
l bis vessel brought two pirates in irons, who sub
kqlenty executed at Norfolk for recent Offences and
Mo- before their execution confessed that they had been
mlers Of the crew, and participated in the muir
uof Mrs Allston and her companions.
What chiefly caused my scepticsm the subject was
b. act that Mr. PARTON the recent biogrupher of Burr
the reconl Of her noble and beautiful lie with her
rArkation board the brig, which he declares has
rer sirnce been heard from.
am at loss now h. understand Ii the confession al
iel by my naval friend made public as it mn
ubtedly was how Mr. Parton could have fniled amcng
exensye and industrious researches to discover the
81 Whatever opinion may be entertained Of the father
memory Of the daughter must be revcred
the loreliest and most excellent Of American women
the revelation Of her untmely fate only to
vest that memory with . more tender and melancholy
tlst
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14

ON THE PETITION ~ v. A. wrmpis Westinghouse tho
former " Chxsn ninus, sad tho ohsasc2ndy New
York praying Coz the sxtensoa patent granted
18th a. July lSSl nv
and cleaning grain for
patent which takss paace ~ hs Iath day n eiy fsss
orsrsd that ths ssid pstsoa be heard
Ncsdsy the 2 ~ July II ocick psrsns ara
notified appear and show they have pe
ought not Ia be granted. q
Persons "psn. the extension .rc Repaired ns
Ones ter chectans specially 81 Forth writing twenty
before the day bearing all testimony BY shsr party 10
used the sd hearing accord
The testimony tbs win Be cossd ID Of July
deposioas and other relied upon testimony
nisd the oce on or bere he morning q that day arguments
IL any within Ave days thsreaftsr.
Ordered Also ,s notes Published UnIou wasius
ton c. and Satoas Unin ehcaED Ino week TOR three
publications be n Is.xs fx,v
days before the lcth az Ju'y next, tbs dsy Of hcarinx
JOS HOLT
~ aN W Commissioner n patents
aEdors Of the above will copy their
bills To the Patent Once, with containing
May 1l-1aw3w NI Ff afF
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14

AlISGU GRsAr RAILRoAD fraud. The New York
Fnad has report Of proceedings before one OF the
ts in relation to alleged railroad fraud, involving
billions Of dollars and the most stupendous transaction
The kind yet revealed notwithstanding the times have
been rather prolific Of such disclosures. The parties
hanged with the frand Henry Dwight, Henry Hotch-
ks and Hamilton Spencer Directors and chief managers
the Chicago Alton, and &C. Louis Railroad Company.
y accused Of perjury fraudulent issue of coupons,
Fsninent issue Of cancelled bonds embezxement, and
laspaey, by which the atockhoLlers, bonhaldss and
Editors generally of the company, well several
lew England banks and New York merchants, suf
|n Dwight is accused Of perjury in swearing to pos
ng amount Of stock in te rnnd AFTER la had dis
|~d Of it, BY management. it rs alleged he got the
ver Of disbursement Of the funds into his hands
p gave the mortgage bond and stock of the company
security for his individual debts He, it u alleged
edged 1000. 600 OF secured mortgage bonds, and
Fo 900 of income bonds FOR his private debts. OF six
lions which he 10 raise for laying the track Of the
E he used four millions il 10 alleged, for other pur
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14
IS A LEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT IN HIS IL
brsry.v From q Water Color Drawing by K Hlder

Franklin Philip has the announcing having
pointed tho Unis fr
viii be happy rccove the OF subscribers m.
hsh~d the highest Of
n the original drawing and both AifSi portrait
ustrus Hu,nbcdt and exquisite work OF wi,
equally welcome to the world of and n
ysr rsyior IN his letter from Europe entitled
view with humboldt thus writes ~ glad
IHdebrsnds admirable drawing Humboldt in ls
Library prfnssd very a~cyrat.
~ he obt.tned pre not or,y
ss original bat the
lbs cnre dscfy and wcud aggcst Hwsnboadts
that procure a ~ htu
Price twelve d"isr1 Ready for delivery July lat
Specimen copies may be seen al kRASKIlN PHILIPS
yrs.f New hok Sovc, Ia3 Penn avenue.
nciwrcn 9th and 10Th Washington, D. C.
Byf3 [sssscs and cobcl
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14

TAUTION.--The public are notified against the
~ purchase imagination At ur ncts Washington
g. March ~ Isss Of Tho -
Of VIM r. Belt Jas W. Two x aid noiss
payable in Msasu snd two IN twcn sr date Sad
VIII be contested. q WEgfGTI
Mny I4-d3tkWlm ftseffs s'ttr-fs- ~ '1'17
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

QrARnauAsKR3 OYyEx, y. s. ". C0Rrs,
wxslingtnn, M,y TO- 1888
ED PROPOSALS he received al This cfcs auii Thursday
wa day Of June, 1858, for supplying suat qnxntias wood
as may be required Cor The arines stationed Washington,
fm LIT July 1858, to 3u June 1860. Tie
aetc white Ash broken and scrcenu ec from
40 lbs Ia e TIM TIE wood be- best oak sdIinK, and
VIC sooi and sll 10 u delivered reqnsin the Com
harls occr, aud pii measured such POINTS within
aus ne Marine barracks be- dsssguats by him. free
e" 20 The United States subject lsts approx AL
ers WI a'esiaHy stiar with the az ~o
known TO this office unknown, VIII be eeriiae by
% the government
n J SUTHERLAND,
Quartcrsnastcr u. = W. Corps
|Hy l2-3tawtJune 10 [Inunksar