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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

PETRwACToN or HUMAN BoDr--
The body Of an old lady, seventytwo
years Of age, aud which had been buried
fjr nearly eighteen years, on being taken
up from tho graveyard in Grafton, Lor-
ain county, Ohio, for reinterment in this
city, It was found to be almost perfectly
pelrifed. IL has lain that length Of time
in clay soil, which contained water con
linuany. When struck with any metallic
substance the body gave metallic ring
It's form remained porieot-the hair was
also perfect, and still retained the braid
and comb, fastening Il up as perfectly as
when FIRST inferred. The brain, strange
TO say, had deoayed but very lttlo, and
in a portion Of IL the form was preserved,
and retained red color, as if CONGESTION
had but recently taken place, while other
portions were mixed with with white
earthly deposits, The weight ofthe body
had greatly increased, and required much
strength 10 getting il out Of the primary
grave. - Cleveland Leader.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
Misses A, NM. A. Uusbnnd
CARD TO LADIES.

NHEhachsh or peToie pills, Tor females. The importers
J. ofthis reliable aud safe remedy ot female complaints
would respectfully call the attention ofthe ladies Of this
country To H. feeling assured that In this they will nd
safe and never failing remedy for al diseases arising from
deranged and sorieted STEM such sick headaches
palpnuon ofhe heart lowness OF spirits, aifec-
tons, Leucoffhoa, &c
In removing stoppages, obsrucOns Of the menaes,
from whatever they iniaba. The suppression,
common, sspeodly relieved, and there will be
eufrence, II used accorlng TO directions They are
peoay adapted 10 MANNED LADiDs, tof particulars see
circulars 20 be ound In each box, with diroctions)
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Mnuiou
Proprietor "a Rue 81. Iionore Paris Massol & Laurie,
Importers.
Price 81 2i per box; halfh1xes, 70 CENTS Sold BY all
respectable druggists IN tho United States and Canadas
Mail Package, put mp In cogbly sealed double end en-
velopes, and having the appearance Of ordinary lesf
price 81 OO sold only hY general agents, d. ALDEN
and Co.. Cleveland who will send them post paid the
receipt Of the price and to whom all orders must be addfesi
ed
Sold by I. h. 81. John Of Tifin, o., who will also send
them by mail any addfoss ter Sespt Of price, through
the Tifin p. o.
OCT. l5Ir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

A dispatch from White Plains, N. Y,
OF Nov. 9th, states that Haskin has ma.
iorily Of as over Kemble.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
"Dyeh ar GwyliodydeI

Welsh Eewspapor office, i3 Nassau st. April 70, 1853.
PRoF, %. j. WooD;-Dear Sir,-Some month or stK
weeks ago received bottle ofyour Hair Restorative and
gave Il my wife, who concluded Try Il her hair
little thinking NJ the time that IL would restore the gray
hair to he original color but 20 heTas well my surprise
ahrra few weeks trial i has performed that wonderful
effect by turning al the gray haiTi dark brown the
same time beautB ing and hiokenng the hair. strongly
recommend the above Restorative TO all persons In want Of
such change Of their hair.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

E1-A polies officer in Baltimore, nam
ed Rigdon. was shot dead last Friday eve
Ming, by Henry Campbell. notorious
vowdy
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
Douglas nrobablv Defeated

The Chicago Herald the Admuistra.
tion organ. glorides over the probable de-
feat Of Dopgas. It says two Of the Sen
aiors holding over are opposed to Doug.
las and that the Leoomptonites have car
ried two members IN Egypt II this is
true. it will prevent tie election oraU,
s. Senator until 1850.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

RT-The State Of Virginia taAos he
railroads Of the State one mill per mile for
every passenger carried over their roads.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

A bear weighing 400 pounds was kill.
ed on tho 81 iust, in the village OF YAM
luo, Hancock County, o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

On Tuesday a shocking murder was
committed in The town Of Maple Grove.
Barry county, Michigan, by man by the
name Of Cotton who. becoming angry at
a step son. about twelve years of age.
struck him 20 the ground with billet Of
wood, then took him up and threw him
on small stump in such manner as to
cause his death in few inmates,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

TnF EssESoR OF DEMOCRACY. The
Day Book, the strongest Slave Democrat.
10 paper in New York, and the organ Of
tio Democracy in that section, came out
boldly with tho following declaration;
NEGRO SLAVERY is THE
FOUNDATION OF LIBERTY, AND
TIE ESSENCE OF DEMOCRACY" !"
To doubt or dispute either Of the above
planks IN the democratic creed, is heresy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
EAWEaW KMRRoWE ENENN
Iub BEST AND MOoI bAOAlruL.
FreacA Pattern, Flint 0lass Fruit
,Tarsf

NOR SALE az NIisfa Stove siois. They are tempered
IL 10 stand boiling hui fruit sith0ui hrsakiug from heai
and require no lndia Rabber, fn CoFk render hs
Aitrishi. Pleaaecah And get supply. ...-..,i
iuli0 ne 2. y MlhLkk'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

The Chester county (Pa.) Times says
II Is reported that Thaddeus Stevens, az.
Ter being assured Of bis election to Con.
gress from the LanUastor district, in spitc
of all the efforts Of the President TO secure
his defeat, went to the Telegraph Office
and dispatched the following message;
"7o his Erceiisncy James buchanan:
Nv coMNa"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
10000 Rats
KILLED ANNUALLY

UFWhy don't you kill your Ratsg
Hear what the unjust Judge aahno exactly that the
Mayor Mr., Keen. lie ssys that Il is the GREATEST
THING in nature KILL RATS and he ought to know
for he has nied and found have sold il for the
last 10 years and always gives sasiaoton We are not
ed nu'anees For sale only at Wooster, Drug and Book
Store.
P. s., YOu buy It in any quantity-rom asx.peneo
to shingi aud upwards. sopI6Ir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

TnENE are $1,000 persons in New York
city dependent upon charity for suste-
nance.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
Petition for Divorces

CatiaHnd n Rondthaller PlainuHvs. Comenius Ronds
thhller Defendant
The said Couenius Rondhaer Is hereby notified that
the said Plaintiff fled hci Petition Tor nivuro In The Court
Common Pleas Of Seneca County Uho the % day OF
October A. b. 1865 which is pending in said Court
praying for Divorce, Amony and The and ousody Of
their children, and alleging for Divorce IN said
Petition extreme cruelty wrl absence fot moru than red
years and gross neglect of maf,tal duty.
The said defendant will also take notice that Dispositions
win be taken n the above ;he office John Lynch
In the City Of frederick, Frederick County NJ, D. the
ls day Of November next between the hours of0 o'clock
NJ und 10 O'Clock r. ofsaid DAY and that ho taking Of
said Dispositions IL not completed that day. will be
tnued from day day at the place. and between the
same hours until completed.
Hall AND prrrKNGER
oc9.0ws350 Att'y's for Petitioner.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

lc8- RobeftR Ranloul died NJ Beverly, on
Sunday. aged 20 years. lie las been an
honored and Distinguished citizen Of Mas
Saohuset,s, and has taken an active part
in the Legislation Of tho oommonw wealth in
days gone BY lie was father Of Robert
Rautoul, jr., who served a short time 10
lhn II s. Snnnin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

RJ-G ]. Dickinson, Of Richmond,
Ohio. while telling pleasant aueodote at
his supper table on Saturday, the 23d,
foil from his chair and instantly expired.
IL is not certain whether he died from
straugulation in swallowing food, or from
Hpoplexy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

choice lot Of Water Cooler aBd Fers Bathing Tub,
Patent Yentators, Sugar Paut, Brichou aad Chimney
steam Pipe, Daugh and Force Pumpi i0f Steam AIilsi
az kiEds Johoing Of Tin, Copper Bas sheet lion and
Zine fu koohng made 10 order with dil9aicl by the
best Mechane. In the State. nont l 70 call and exam
Inc belofe purehasing oonrachaa elsewhere want II
distinctly underitood that the above goods win bo soii
che1peF than At any other oase thil aide q New Yok
rihns Ohio, November >, lsSe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
CHARLES CARBEw.

New Xork, July IS, 1857,
PROF, o, j Wo0D;-Wi,h oondden do recommend
your Hair Restorative, being the ecaeous article
eyeTsaw Since using your Hair stoTave my hair and
whiskefs which almost white have gradually grown
dark and now feel confident that few applications
will restore them their color. Ii also has feev-
cd me Of all daudrun and unpeasani itohng
among peTions who peupire freely. J. G. EILBY.
PRoF. WooD-Aboui two yeafi ago any hair commenced
falling OF and turning gnyiI fast becoming bald, and
had ued many Remedies 20 no effect. / o0mme iced
ing your Restorative In January last few applications
fastened my hair hfmly II began 10 f up grow out nd
tulned back 20 It's ioimer color, (baok Al this time u Il
fully restored 10 is original color health aud
audA GhcCffuilY fecomute hd ia ufa Ia all
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

The Restorative pot up 10 bottles Of Sizes vir large
medium and imalithe small holds q pint aud rstails
one dollar pef boitie the medium holds twenty per
cent more n proportion than the SMALL feiails for dol
Afper hoiei the large holds quart, 40 per 10
proportion, aud Tctaili for 81
o.. WOOD CO., Propdetcrs 3I2 broadway, New,
York, QR he greatN. Wire Railing EllabIl ihmont,)
aud iil Market ST. ST. Louis Mo.
Aud sold BY all good Druggists aud Fancy Goods Doale
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

IL you want the best and cheapest
Tin waio, manufactured in Ohio go to Ysrkt Mammoth
Tin Sh0n.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12
Seneca County Bank.
Notice.

The tooks ndlet dnd aocou6is belonging 20 the firm ard
In the hands OF .. a. Shedley for settlement.
Rannhln. OCT. IS Iolanma
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

AT YERK's STovE EMPoRIUM,
Tia Wars fct the Million
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

AT YERK's STovB EMPORIUM,
200 Cast Iron Paror Stoves, a Of which are Of the most
ehafe and modern styles and latest Improved Patterh
they are going OIL nj very low prices.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
NEW s IT EMS.

TmaSKsGnING.-The Governor Of Penn.
syl,ania has appointed Thursday, the lstl
of November, asa das Of thanksgiving AM
prayer throughout the State.
Ii Is stated that Tie Baptist churches IL
New York city have offered Spurgcon, the
great star preacher. $4,000 and hi expen.
ses il he will consent Il make a six months
tour in this country. lie i getting a little
nut u fashion in England. and may come.
4 convention af all parties opposed u
the present administration las been called,
% meet nj Louisville nn the 22l cf Februa.
~, 10 nominate candidates Tor Governor,
Lieutenant Governor. and other State Off
GERS.
The Supre nc Court of Tennessee has de-
cided that natnralized citizen must re-
SIDE six months in the county after his natu-
ralization before lie Is entitled 10 vote.
Betting was carried on @ 4 considerable
extent in Cincinnati. at tile late election,
$4,000 changing hinls o. the result.
Adyices from the French West India III.
ands state that 500 Africans and 80 ASIA.
tics had just been received al Guadalupe.
NJ. buchanan, il i said, will take strnng
ground 10 his next message IN favor uf the
construction d Pacific railroad.
The Cincinnati Gazette estimates the Op.
position majority ~ Ohio u twenty thous.
and.
BRiGuax EcLirsEp.--0n the evening &c Tie
18th of September. The day Of The departure
uf the last mail from Salt Lake. thirteen birth,
were reported in Elder Kimball's iani.
IL.
Tie Philadelphians talk of erecting 4 CO.
lussal equestrian statue uf bronze 10 Wash.
ington.
Ii j. said that between sSOO,OO and 5000
900 will be required for the payment Of III,
volunteers in tie war with the Flurida lndi
ans up 10 thr time 81 the removal Of Dill,
Iiovlegs and his band.
A Fiomr IN couRr.--A few DAYS ago scyera
II the members III the bar came 10 blows dur
ing the sitting u The District Court in Pitts
burg. which resulted 10 ex-jndge Shaler be-
ing fined 500. John :. Hall s4O, ROber
Woods SIS and Mr.. Bidwell s20, for con
tempt of Court.
There are now one hundred and fift,
foundling hospitals in France, which, say
the London Dispatch, are suilicicntto rcceis
all the children that are abandoned BY tIei
parents in that country. One hospital i
Paris takes in about five thousand childre
annually.
One Of The public squares 10 sebastopc
has been named " Amcricanski Place." i
honor uf Tie American residents there.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

at war with each other and the commotion which fill
lows causes fever and heat. The symptoms Of fever
are various; causing heayiness, langud difficult breath
ing, eyes du and heavy, anxiety, signing and yawn-
ing, alternate fits Of heat and cold After which the
patient complains Of pains in the head and back great
thirst nausea and sickness ulness about the stomach
and sometimes vomiting bilious matter. Dir. MoIses
Indian Root Pills are acknowledged to be a strengthen
ing and delightful medicine for all kinds offeyers They
not only cleanse the stomach and bowels from all bill
oas matter but they open the excretory vessels caus-
ing them 10 pour cop,us eusons from The blood into
the bowels, after which the corrupted mass is thrown
out by the natural passage Of the body All that is
required IN urgent Of fever will be to take large
doses. ln order TO have them operate thoroughly BY
the bowels, take from three 10 ye night and morning
until the fever entirely disappears After which, from
two TO four every evening, until WE'LL and you will he
convinced that this Is the best way 70 check fever, be-
cause they drive out all inflammation, and restore the
body 70 state Of sound health. And the blood and
other fluids will hc 50 thoroughly purified that disease
In any form will be utterly impossible.
Dr.. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers
in Medicines.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Persia arrived al Sandy
Hook on the Goth, with Liverpool dates to
the II 9th Oct.
Portugal has agreed to give upthe ship Chas.
Georges, provided The French vessels with
draw from Tasus previously.
The surviving officers of the Austria have
published card in Liverpool declaring that
the captain and themselves did all in their
power to prevent the ealamity.
A general massacre If Christians at Can
dla was feared. Two additional battaons ol
tronps have bedn ordered to the Island.
The mntineers uf Monltah have been al,
most totally exterminated The rebels were
pursued ir0m pOwree and defeated with great
slaughter on the 5th nf Sep,'er. Four emis-
saries from Nina Sahlb were captured at
Gwailor while endeayuring t. corrupt the ma
tive troops and were executed. The Gaalt-
ar fngitites were again defeated and disprrs-
ed il all directions. There was renewed a
arm IN Calcutta aud the troops we're under
arms.
A nugget Of gold weighing 2,i00 ounces
has been exhibited at Melbourne.
France had accepted the mediation Of
friendly Powers in Tic dispute with Poriu.
gal, and pacific solution Was considered
certain.
Discounts BIZ the Bank France had largely
increased. Tie money panic continues al
Vienna.
The Spanish and French Vice Consuls al
Petuan aud Morocco have been dssassinated.
Energetic measures were being adopted to
enforce satisfaction.
Intelligence from China says the British
destroyed the forts At N4mtur, but spared the
town.
Mr.. Reed, the American Minister, remain.
Cd At Shanghai.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
VALUABLE PLANTATION
ElR SALE

rENTE subscriber offers for Sale the Plantation and
improvements where he now resides. Il located
just below the mouth Of Lilies Creek, in 6atawba
county near lews's Ferey on the Gaiawba river, ad.
joining Henderson Sherl, and containing hl5 ACRES,
$50 Of which in cultivation and about so acres Of
that is good Creek and Brauch Bottom. The improve
mens comfortable Log Dwellings first rate Barn.
Stables and stalls for 20 head Of horses Cow Sheds and
good Fences. There is upon the place good GRTsT
MILL. running pair Of Burr and pair Of common
Stones. The w. N. g. Railroad passes through the
Farm and the Depotis located upon il. i is the most
valuable farm in this section Of the State.
Will be sold for Cash oi exchanged for Negroes.
A. w. WILSON.
Oct. Is. 62-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
NOTICE.

UAYING qualified at August Term Of our County
- Court, in Hsborough, as Administrator the
estate of John Strayhorn, decd, hereby give notice
70 oil persons indebted % the estate 70 make payment
forthwith and those having claims against The estate
TO present them within the time prescribed by law,
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
also give notice that | will, on
the 9th Of November next offer for sale all the proper
" belonging TO said estate except the Land and Me-
groes and so much as has been allotted 10 the widow
for years support.
At the same time the land will be
rented, and The Negroes hired for one year.
DAVID HART, .4dm'r.
Oct. 20 62-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
PROSPECTUS.
CantWell's Law Practice,

VNlIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites subscri-
= beIs q the publication Of bis treatise upon the
Practice Of LaW ia The Courts Of Norfh Carolina
10 hand IN their names by the st January; and he so.
lics io the work the patronage Of the Bar and The
Public generally. The first volume now nearly ready
for the press devoted exclusively The consideration
Of Legislative and Executive Powers Under the first
named ltle the following titles and chapters Of the Re-
ysed Code, with the accompanying DECISIONS will be
found embraced viz:
| County Boundaries; County Revenue and Charges
Court Houses Prisons etc.; County Trustee; Fairs:
General Assembly; Inspections; Poor Registers !;
Rivers and Creeks; Roads, Ferries, etc. Idiots and Lu.
mites; Ordnaries and Retailers; Mills and MiIlers;
Prisonr,s; Weights aud Measures.
Under the second named title, Executive Powers will
be found The following chapters and titles Of the Re-
ssed Code, viz:
Attorney General ETC.; Attorneys al Law; Courts,
County and superior; Court Supreme; Guardian and
Ward; Administrators Aucioneers; Clerks; Consta-
bes; Coroners; County Boundaries County Trustee;
Deeds; Entries and Gran,s; Fans Literary Fund, etc;
Patrol; Pilots; Processioners; Registers Revenue
Rivers and Greeks; Roads; sherifs Rangers Stand.
ard Keepers; Wrecks.
The design Of the work IS under these various TILES
% present the student and practitioner with an intell
gent and connected view of the Statute Law Of North
Carolina, applicable 10 each, together with all the lie.
cisons Of the Supreme Cour thereon up 10 the last
term, and 10 accompany each chapter with the appro-
pirate Forms for proceeding.
II j. also proposed 10 add, in the Appendix a nun.
Der Of Forms and Prccedenis usually required in Con-
seyancing and Office Practice the whole being intend.
cd as guide 10 The practice n Law IN n c. and man.
uel for the use Of the siulen, and lawyer.
The book will resemble in appearance and execution
"Caniweirs luslce;' and will be delivered, posnge
prepaid 10 subscribers for IS per copy cash payable
on delivery. EDWARD CANTWELL,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

HuRRID AFFAiR in NEW YoRK..-.0n Tnes.
day night young man named Golding at.
tackled his father, lumber merchant, with
an axe, breaking his skull and affecting 4
mnrral wound. Ills mother came to the as.
sistance of.her husband and was badly wonn-
ded. lie next attacked his two brothers
one three and the other thirteen years oil
age. and mortally wounded the eldest. lie
then attacked married sister, with babe
h her arms, but she was not seriously injur-
ed. Two servant girls we're 50 horribly
wounded that the recovery Of both j. doubt
full.
The perpetrator Of this horril tragedy was
only nineteen years old, and clerk il some
store. but very dissipated. lie finally luck
ed himself up 10 his room and blew out his
brains.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
NOT ICE

rTSHAT on Thursday the I'd day Of December next,
= at the late residence Of DR.. Michael w. Holt, de-
ceased, will be publicly sold the following property,
viz stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs a crop Of
Corn and Fodder, and a quantity Of well cured 70.
bacco three Wagons and gear; one fine Carriage and
harness two Buggies and harness. one Cart and yoke
Of Steers; sci Of Smith Tools; valuable Medical
Library; quantity Of Drugs and Medicines, and a
number Of Surgical Indictments; Farming Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and variety Of
other articles.
security required.
The sale will continue from day 10 day, until all are
sold. WILLIAM ]. LONG, Ex'r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

PENNSYLVANIA AND THE FoREiGS MIsHoSs.-
The old Keystone State has been exceeding
y lucky, 20 FAR as foreign appointment. are
concerned. She has now fire full fereign
missions. besides any number Of consulate.
and other good appointments, viz:
Mr.. Dallas. Dem, England.
Mr.. Chandler. Wing. Naples.
Mr.. Reed. Wing. Chins.
Mr.. Buckalew, Dem, Ecuador.
Mr.. jones. Dem. Austria.
Four of the above appointments have
been made BY tie present Administration.
Washington Nafes.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

The Board Of Health Commissioners Of
New York. on motion Of Mayor Tiemann,
has passed resolution to apply to the State
Comptroller and Attorney Genera, l,-such
being the law,-for their consent to raise
s300.0o0 on the property the State held BY
the Commissioners Of Emigration for the
purpose Of rebuilding tile Marine Hospital
and other Quarantine buildings. The esti-
mated destruction Of property during the
late riots there, is from s250,OOO to $500,
900.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
Attention 7.

Two The commissioned and norl.commissioncj ofii.
= Gers and musicians hclnuEinE 70 The 4nh Regi.
ment d North Carolina Msliiia you arc hereby com.
manded 70 appear ID llil.boruugh on Friday the
18th November ne1i Cor drill muster end court mar
tai. Each commissioned officer will be expected 10
nppcar iaIy equipped, they will be dealt with accord
ing 70 law. And % Saturday the l3th, you will ar.
pear with your respective companies armed aud equip.
ped as the law directs, fot resimental exercise.
Each Captain viii be required 10 make full friurn
q their companies according 70 law on the day d
df.
n. Bs-The Pfisaics belonging 10 the IIilsborcush
District will remember that at aur last court martial
they were attached 10 The 81. Mafys District Like.
wise The Cedar Grove District was attached 70 The
Chalk Level District. Each private belonging 70 said
Districts will appear 10 The aforesaid companies on
The 18th aud answer 70 their Names o. they viii be
dealt with according 10 Law.
w. n. JORDAN, Col. Com.
I5th Regiment n, q. Militia.
Nov 3, Bi-