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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

principle rcsniatUfs Uf flle
performs its functions well.
fully developed. The st1m-
pendent on ttfn lis.atttlR ac-'
proper performance ut its
4tii Is III iault, the bowels
System suffers ia cOase-
Ltre5-liaE ceased To do
OF hat CS5an, ootc oI IfIe
study, III Il practice ai
ind some reiIlcdy Thcru-
ny derangenT1.tItS 10 which
.dy is al lastfound.any per
Gynpjatat, III eiy5 Vi lis
tie, and eoiiltcauII is Ger
morbid or bad mlttter from
the-r place Il healthy TOW
stomach, caus,ns tuuI 10 1T
e giving tOIe and health 10
nloYlIrg tne eatts. "a The
"a cure.
aaa, RhasFs better, preccaL
use vi the Eftee Iaa5yo,a u
EsniIicient to relieve the
food from RISING aiLt sour-
fore retiring, prevents
night, losens the bowels
. eaten meal will-eufe Dgs-
spoonfuls will always re
- male obstruction removes
- and undkrs IL perIccL eilre.
p a. ely relieves th0{5c, whIle
9 Is Il sure cure lor Cholera
LxI ioI ChoieTn.
needed 10 throw ont Of the
RI CHS alter ii Tong sickness.
JasHdtcc renludos all sal
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time before <atinggives vi
makes fuod digest we'll.
cures Ch"Ostlc Did.rhUd in
ser aud B0@et complaints
lduse-
attacks CAUSED by HORNS
aurrr, safer, o. specdier
HeeCfJHiEs.
tD"@pSy, oy exciting the abb
commenting this medicine
dJnc, Chtfff eHe., and ali
o.ierates with certainty
40 testify 10 its WONDERFUL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03

TIC Boards Of Education.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, DELAWARE Coz
Delaware, Aug. II, 1868.
GENTLEMEN
THE Blank Forms for renorting the
L ANIMAL School Statistics, have Just
been received at this Office from the State Commissioner of
Common schools, and are ready Tor distribution. Please
call, or send and have them forwarded.
l take liberty to remind Won that the animal enumeration
Of youth is to pc taken in the several districts between the
first and third Mondays in september.
d. w. RHODES.
Aug. 20, lSjS.-#5t Auditor Del. Go.
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The snperierftF OF this desert Pticn OF cssclnene
for the remains OF decreased SFieDdsis upiyeTshl-
II Acknowledged where they have been used
for kectfhg 4 cCT ps5 ia warm weatheTSor for an
itttusual lutigth of time, rs we'll as in preserving
II from tie encfoEchihehts ~ Natsf As. after lns
tetHcfttt f'Tfue it Is, thD body so Deposited n
~nn.ifing Bat dist, gfhf 10 Is a wise and holy Iat,
Of natures that to dust it shtil return; but Sill
ho8 mach more eonsolatoTy to tho surviving
friends Is tie reticctionJ that this body shall pc
permitted to pass sgaia intr, and form Q Pars6f
IL, native elcnieat by The a3a Of tir4c and natural
causes llone, in1tgal of being Immersed in wa
ter artsi exposed TO the deptedatiops IF ~inseotst
by which the remains Hre Gcnsamed before their
ordinary and natural decay; or lfoS satisfactory
it wott.d he to feel as@nfea, thai 1t Tef5Ained In
the eurth where it had been Placel, without dis
turbance from the knife Of tie dissertotI or RRS
lolIcr human agency ~
"A tIEAkSE, accompanied by a careful driver,
will at all times Ire ptceurahls for fHnersl osesy
sions.
Aug. B, 1s55.-%tfs
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Who wants a Good Knife :
Plated Ware

A anc stock of lima ieul Pprket Gallery OF most beautiful
N patterns, and nj much cheaper rates Than this CUTLERY
has ever been suld before. just received, a. the sign uI the
IiG CLOCK.
Jnhe q, 1888 X. BURR.
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Presents.
L gin. can most liSely iii something Suitable at the ic
j ~elry and Fancy Store, no. ) Williams i;lOck.e ~
Watches. .Iawelrv and Fancy Gnnd $.
Repairing
Watches.

TI.0CKS. and Watches carefully repaired, and warrant
~ cd. JeweIry repaired and Indie To Urlrr. Gld guil am
silver taken it their value, atNo.5 Williams I}.dck-
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court

r / virtue Of an order OF The Probate Court Of Delaware
{. t5iyInSi' dee'd''. VIII ole. at public vendue, on Friday
September ID, A D. 1855, between the hours of l0 O'Clock
IS, Tie Inllowing described premises, as the properly Of the
Gs ~ int or fa ~ HI. Ne. s Tx ,,rf pg n ih" foI H2 Mn Mn a.
lands viz: \ part OF Lol M. ninetren (g} in the 9Th quIr-
itary Lands. ami described as follnwse beginning on the east
line OF said section. AT The dist1nee OF one hundred f "a, and forty,
running north with the section line unitl it inteTSects q line
near a house on the hill south Of the mill; thence west along
said liie 10 the centre of iiig-Walnut creek; thence down
part OF said lot; thence south cighty-one degrees east one
pstalt of th aea ra amS fors e iye d laissd 81 By 0f Efs@aeP q yiSeG d es
e e sts ;a55 an" md n "i%id in u shs name St 5 .as hs here 81 = sf Idds Eieazer
Terms OF SaIe-one-third Of The purchase money in hand
years thereafter, with notes bearing interest from the day
of sale and secured by mortgage on the premises.
BY R. b. SMITH. her Atty
august o. 1898 $50
SAMUEL LIsrsEY, Plaintiff, Delaware Common
against Pleas. Civil Action.
Hiram L. Baker eta Defendants
T,HE defendant, Hiram Il. Baker, a non resident vi the
4 State Of ohio. is hereby noiiiie,l that The plliniif, on
de 4th day Of Aqsust, A. q. lSas, lied in the ,lefk's Office
his petition against him and others, praying for a Judgment
s tSr 'e oi l@oF priI :. d 81 is : an 5he fd Howl . Z de Rar %a :r rS . Of
hIil, TO Wit: Situated in the county of Delaware and State
one, aud north part OF Lot ~ UnIie,tstates Military; begin
o of T IL a Gf"' Sor = + n lani: I" thease south Gu q So 'd de s son:H r rtnS
26Vsl rerehes TO a Stone on n post in the county road; thence
10 minutes west 25 poles to the center of The OIentangy
north : degrees east IS 61l1 poles 10 the place OF begin.
ninG-eoniainiIig - i4-l00 acres OF land-to secure the pay,
Hiram Il. Baker N the said plaintiff; OF even date with said
six years from date; one for one hundred dollars, due in Sc
Ven years from date: and one for fifty dollars, due in eighu
The defendant is hereby notified to answer said petition
BY the ID day of ocueger next, or judgment will be taket
SAMUEL LINDSEY,
BY PdwEL Is VAN DEMAS, his Atty's.
August -, lST. To- -UO D
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- Don't Read This -s ga

MTE are giving SUMMER GOODS particular its these
~ hot days in the way OF Low PRICES.
ALI Rem m Der
that 81 90 in Cash will buy 81, q worth of good desirable
Goods; in order to make room for fall purchases.
Aug. ~, lS6S. j. HYATT s. co
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d.
In San Francisco. California, July 18th, 1855,
after q lingering illness, MARY, aged 6-yewrs,
eldest daughter of Lewis IL. and Elizabeth b.
Ranney.
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To be Closed Out

To be Closed Out.
CtMMER silks, Organizes. Lawns,
y Spring Boiiiie.s and Ribboits,
Summer Shawls,
and all Kinds Of lit
Weather Goods. een now be had at less than
4artios prices, te elose.
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NOTICE

Shereby given, that u petition Will be presented to the
board of Commissioners Of Delaware county, at their
eptenber session, asking for the opening of County Road
Eden and Delaware, commencing six or eight reds
est OF The Brick School House, on the state road leading
rom Delaware 70 Berkshire 10 Brown township, on John
Wlngee's lnnds thence easter1y along the old road TO John
q. SiraIn and BROWNS Corners on the Bowtown road.
brown Township, August q, le5S.-4t
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la sterehs ats aud 4fzSefs win Be o1Ghsir guard and mot
BE impos "a. lpon by a Counterte It of Morse's Ipdian Root
Pills, sig ned a. B. Moore. All snuine End..An Root Pulls
hare the ma gs and signature Of a. y. RbJte g Co., on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-03
Branwhite's Patent Self-Sealing
AER-TIGHT CANS.

EHDR sale. Wholesale and Refa;l, al the iarge Stove and
Il Tin Store of Thomas Evans. Jr., Delaware, o."
These Cams ae tie ncalest and most convenient article Of
the kind NOW ia Use They are easily sealed amf opeued;
requiring 40 wax, solder or cement, and never fail 10 pre-
srrve ifHit, vegetables. 1c., ia a perfectly treEh siate.-
1hey can I've used yehr nffer year
directions Tor putting up all kinds Of lrun, geGctabIess
&C, will accompany The seam
sud these cans laSt year, end they hhye invariably ao
far as heard frotn1 given the best satisfaction. fA
y Is. livery canl is submitted TAI a prUarss thai thorough
ly iests them, aud cbnseq ueiit,S there Is no danger IN beng
bothered with detective cpnss
Juae La 1858. THOMAS BYASSg Jr.-
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Ire JsttST * ttiG OF Tie
human DO ~; and when il
Iiirpowersotthc sxSteld ar
q h Is almost entirely de-
ton oil the Lieer for I1;.
Iuactiijns; ~hen the stnn
are at fault, ami the wiioits
qu-ncc Of one oFg@n-tiic
rs duly. For Tive diseases
pfdfiriclors has made II his
more than twenty years, IL
With 10 cOuutvract the nII-
it IS liable.
10 prdfe that this RENE
son troubled with L3pfT,
forms, has but 10 Try arkot-
tain.
'TIe-e Guns remove AL
the system, supplying I'll
OF bItr, Iasisoratiug the
gestWeil,psnl y3ng Me5toot!
he whole Aiacniaery. re-
diseasr-eiltc tlng 1t ia tic;l
Biftisas dffae6s are cured
ei, by The occasional use
tor.
une dose after ca ing is
.tnnlaca and prevent the
Ing
Only one dose taken be-
Nightmare
6sIfy one dose taken AZ
genllS, ainteures eostirc.
one uose taken after
pcpsit
Ore dose of two tea
.icue SICK Heaai1rhe
one bOtsei taken for fe-
the cause OF the kiscasc,
Only Gle dose iIifniell-
One lose often repeated
M1taWs, and 4 preventive
S Only one bottle Is
sys.eiu the effects OF hIedi-
One bottle taken lJr
lowaess or unnatural color
One dose taken II s.Iurl
gor 10 the appetite and
one dose of,en repeated
its worst forms, while N.tHs-
Nie.d almost 10 the ilrsl
Aie or two doses cures
i'll IlJldren; there are no
remedy IN t:rts world, as Il
HS-A fe~ bottles CURES
SurUeiitS.
We take pleasure in re
as Il preventive fur Ecccl
fe.essol IL Dtth0us 1yPe.-
! ami thousands are Wiling
| virtues.
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SAMUEL LTNrsEY, Plaintiff, Delaware Common
against fFleas. civil Actloa-


TTNIIE COpartnership heretofore existing under the firm
= OF JONES Il DUNLAP, is this day Dissolved by mu-
ual- consent. The business OF sail hfm will be closed up
by Alex. Dunlap. WM- JONES,
ALE DUNLAP
I will give my attention TO the n
L SALE OF CIlUfilING, HATS, CARS, &C, and res
pectIully asks the patronage of the friends Oh the former
concern.
March 5, 1858. ALEX DUNLAP.
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q GARMENTS made to order on short notice gnd in the bes
VI Workmanship. A. USS.&
Oct. l3.l857.
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10, 900 Bushels Wheat Wanted.

EtoR which we offer the highest market price 10 Cash.
Il Aug. 10, IS. WEIGH h MENDENHAIL
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Mceormick's Reaper q Mower.

Warranted Me Best Machine IN UseE
Great Council Medal awarded ut LONDON I'M
ls5l-GrandG Gold Medal OF. Honor at Paris
in lS55-lIighest Prize ut the French uni-a<
versal Exhihitionin lS56-Highest Prize
of Royal Agricultural Society ID Eng
land in g1sJE-ltiglert Prize by the
u. Is. Agricultural Society in a57.
E0l0 of these Machines are ready fur sale. and ths
SOOO prospeci is that even this Number will nut setiss
fy she .te.Hsind tlis SEASON. NJ - AaiiShnient ii he ~uFld
manufactures so large a ntinber III these ntaciines. AS
hersiciore. Farmers are permitted tS-have u Iuachtns, on
iria1 Win amy others and keep and pay for the ane preIrr'
red. sad Hee,cr il warranted 10 cat one and - lalf aerss
Of Wheat per hour. 10 stge at least stIfcr-iourths Of The
grain scattered by ordinary ers1iiing. To lie we'll made and
Guiaplr, with prupef cares and thai 1he raking can be well
&. u. ForTE7 d co.
| june 3, ISS. rTenplAr Hail Bniding.
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70 THOSE WHo THINK AND REASON
vTfuE intelligent IN this country. are way r saSi ~ an n
II satisfied OF its excellence, TO adept, approve ana recon
na-iFa It. L. is 10 this thinking, reasoning GAS. Wno ~ ~
Jrok before they leap. and whose a nest aud ra!tonai Veg
rssut .iyes tone 10 public npininn. that DR. EQhAAA
Moon PURTFIEK AND PILLS owe their Immense sue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

The government wheels are moving along reg
ularly now. Members have received their per
diem and mileage up to Saturday, in the hard
bullion of the State. How different from former
times, when they were compelled 80 take scrip at
a discount of twenty-five and thirty per cent. No
appointment of Controller has been made. 1t is
understood that Gov. Weller has reserved his
Private Secretaryship for a Mr. NJ. II. Brodei-
bank, a relative of his wife's. The gentleman
only arrived here on the Golden Age. This is
stepping ashore into good Office with ven
geance. Some severe CONNIE nts have been made
on this proposed appointment, and it would not
be surprising if some free and independent think
ing Democrat should object to the confirmation
of the appointment when it reaches the Senate,
though most likely it will be confirmed by de-
cisiye vote. The other State offices have filled up
their clerkships, and everything is moving alon 6
most excellently well.
Speaker Whitesides makes a capital presiding
officer in the Assembly, and if the North always
sends representatives as faithful and competent
that gentleman it will meet with the most per-
feet and cordial support in its measures, from all
parts of the State. The Standing Committees
have all been announced, and the Clerk has been
allowed by the Assembly to appoint seven extra
clerks to do the copying required by the Assem-
BILE. Lieut.. Gov. Walkup is gentleman of ripe
legislative experience, urbane manners, and econ.
omical disposition. One of the first acts of his
administration was to arrange the upper story
rooms of the Capitol SO as to accommodate all
committees, thereby saving an expense of about
$500, heretofore incurred in the rent of committee
rooms. This is practical economy, and some Of
the would-be Buncombe members would do vel
to make a note of it.
Mr.. Berry has introduced an act to amend the
law creating the County of Del Norte, which is
proposed to relieve in some measure the com
plants of your Klamath neighbors All the re-
cords Of the old county are to remain with Klam
ath 1t has been referred to the Committee OIL
Counties and County Boundaries.
There has been slight fall of rain during the
week, principally in the night time. CINco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
, ms Bar.

srr,xrn,o ,f,,,,, DISTRICT, Jan. Is, 1858.
En- 1orn,.,, a few days since had occa-
sim 90 r;s;t -@ens' Bar, formerly my old camp
inc cron,,| 1t was one of the first known bars
on 7, ,.fy, has been, and is at the present time,
&c Of the best paying on the River. 1t is stu
ated about two miles above Arkansas Dam, and
twelve miles below the head of the Trinity River
ditch. In 81 company Of nine men conveyed
on it the waters Of Evans Creek, crossing the
River by hume at the head of the Bar. Long
since nearly all of the old company have return
cd to their Atlantic home, well rewarded for their
labors. In "a the water privilege and Bar were
valued at less than four thousand dollars, with
considered I" worked out" With good supply
of water in the spring of '56, some of the miners
were tempted to try farther back, nearly all of
the front having been worked, and in SO doing
struck good pay. The Bar is at present supplied
with water from Evans upper and lower Creeks,
one ditch from the lower creek is large enough to
contain eight sluice heads. There are also two
water wheels in good working order.
During the last summer from fifteen to twenty
neat houses have been built on the Bar. Your
cotemporary Of the Beacon should be now visi.
the place, would be apt to ask-"Where is Evans
Barr" The claims of Glover q Co. and Shannon
& Co. pay from SIS to s25 per day to each man.
All the other claims pay we'll. About the last of
July the water of the creeks almost entirely fail
and those depending on them are prevented from
washing until such time as the fall or winter rain
sets in. Still the Industrious miner need never
be idle, as there is always chance to make i'm
provements on such claims, in the way of drain
bitches, &c. There is enough of good mining on
this Bar to last fifty men for ten or fifteen years
Yours, A.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
Atlantic MRiI.
VoIur-e Three.

With this number the TRINITY JOURNAL COM
fnences its thiri year. 1t hardly seems possible
that two years have passed away since it first had
existence The present proprietor has been con-
nected with the paper since its first issue, and
during that time has endeavored to make it, as
far as possible, acceptable to its many patrons,
by presenting to them the news of the day. and
such other miscellaneous matter as is calculated
TO instruct and amuse. Arrangements have now
been made by which we trust to make the JOUR-
NAL more worthy of support than it has hitherto
been and that our good friends with whom for
two years past we have held such pleasant COM
panionship, may SO find it, is our ardent wish.
The paper will remain Independent in politics
Its main object will be the advancement of the
interests of our town, and the county at large
and such objects as will most tend to benefit the
people.
Without further preface, we shall endeavor
during the present, and we trust, succeeding
years, to make the JOURNAL q welcome visitor to
its patrons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

The PUBLIC CRB.-Rives, of the Washington
Globe, says: don't believe in this feeding the
poor from the public crib. always noticed when
we used to feed the hogs from crib down in
Virginia two or three big hogs got all tbe corn
and did well, and the rest got lean, but thew all
stayed in the lane where the corn was thrown
and never put their noses to the ground to helm
themselves, the whole winter. But those that
were turned out, and not fed from the crib. went
off to the woods, and in the spring were all as f,t
as butter and their tails curled SO tight that thew
could hardly get their hind legs on the ground.
1t is the same with men as with pigs. if Won vant
their tails to curl you must make them root for
themselves, and not teach them to 90 to the
crib
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

REVENGE OF TIE BRITISH TRooPs.-A letter
from an officer of the 6lst Regiment, published in
the London Times, says:
We daily find hidden in the houses sepoys who
were unable to escape, from sickness or wounds
These are all put to death on the spot. On the
24th caught fine young tall sowar or trooper
OF some light cavalry regiment, dragged him out
into the street, and shot him dead. No mercy can
be shown to them We don't forget, and won't
forget, the massacres of women and children, and
zoe hiH every sep0y lUe catch. The city is quite
deserted, and all the citizens have fled 1t is GU
rlous to see large place like this without soul
in 1t. We haze ptundered all The shops, and all
the valuables are being collected and sold for
prize. Our vengeance cannot be appeased. for
we found several of our men who had been mere
~ wounded on the 18th in the assault and over
looked by us, lying dead minus their heads and
fearfully gashed with sabre cuts and so we spare
no one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

DEATH FROM SUSPENDED REsPIRATIoN.-At De-
lor Gulch; Yuba Co., on the 18th inst, bet of
ten dollars was made between two men named
Thomas and Maringer, as to who could hold his
breath the longest. Maringer held his breath
about three minutes and Thomas giving no signs
of knowing that he had won the wager, the COM
pany became alarmed, and on going up to his
chair found that he was dead. post mertem
examination was held, which showed that the
heart was completely burst asunder, causing in
slant death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

RAIN AND SHOw.-During Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, rain.and snow fell in considera-
bic quantities-not enough, however, to materi-
ally benefit the miners in the vicinity. We hear
much complaint among this class of our popula-
zion. The winter, thus far, has been a most ex-
traordinary one, what it may yet prove 10 be, we
cannot venture topredict. One thing isevident,
shat nnless much snow and rain falls between Row
and the opening of spring. there will be cause
for complaint.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

SuBscRIBE.-Now is the time TO commence sub
scriptions for the new year. Persons wishing to
send the JOURNAL to their friends and relatives in
any portion of the world, have only to leave us
the direction, and they win be punctually sent
by each Steamer. We already send the JoURNAL
to over one hundred and fifty subscribers in the
Eastern States and Earope. Those desiring to
forward it for the present year should commence
with this number. We prepay the postage On all
papers sent to foreign countries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

&s~ The appointment by Gov. Weller of Col.
Forman as Secretary Of State, is, in our jndg-
ment, the best and most satisfactory that could
have been made.--State Journal.
Senator Burcb, first rate Democrat and man
OF active ability, was recommended by the De-
mocracy of the whole North for the Secretaryship
and his appointment would have been judicous
for several reasons. The Journal will not be prof
tied by the above we thought it knew how to
hex salt better than that.-,Sderameqto Age.
And Mr.. Burch was not only recommended by
the Democracy Of the entire North, but also by
many of tAe leading and most influential men of
the party in the Southern counties His qualf-
cations did not consist in being ran old acquan-
taince and admirer of Gov. Weller" else he
might have received the appointment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

THE CONTESTED ELECTION SUlT.-The decision
in this case was rendered by Judge Miller, in the
County Court, on Wednesday last, in favor of the
Contestant, as will be seen by the Coart proceed
ings elsewhere. We had intended to publish the
findings in the case, but being necessarily lengthy
we are compelled to give place to other matter
in preference. We understand that motion will
be made for new trial. OH what ground we have
not learned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

seen by notice in another column, that meet
ing has been called at the " Robinson Ranch" in
this county, for Thursday, Feb. 4th. The object
of the meeting is the preliminary organization of
company to construct turnpike road from the
eastern foot of Trinity mountain to the "Calla-
han Ranch, in Siskiyou Co. 1t is matter in
which the citizens of this county are interested,
and should be well attended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

WHERE TO GET THE NEws.--Everybody may
not be so Fortunate but we are constantly receiv-
ing supplies of the latest news through the cour-
tesy Of F. W. Blake a. Co. This week the gentle
men connected with that Office have furnished us
With al endless supply of Atlantic and Califor-
MIA literature, and Brother Jonathan