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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08

Cor. Stewart has issued orders to
Brigadier General Frost, directing hin 10
organize his command and hold himself in
readiness TO be called into service on the
border, 70; protect the citizens OF Missouri
against the depredations Of Montgomery
and his outlaws: I Ia. =. .s.E
s<den.s Harvey, commanding the military
department Of the West, leaves ST. Lolis
for Fort Leayenworth,, this afternoon, on
orders from the war department, to assist
u snpPressing the disorders Ia southern
Kansas. :. ~. # ~. r.. !. .,
Adyiees from Warsaw, No, state that
Montgomery and his outlaws had invaded
Missouri, and was encamped near Tabor
vile, in Vernon co. 1t was reported that
they had burned Balls mill, in That coun-
III bus the report was not credited. !.
a meeting was held at Warsaw, last
night, at which Judge Williams, the ven.
cradle District Judge OF KANSAS, made a
statement OF the troubles He declared
that Montgomery received large sipnlies
OF munitions from New England, shinped
out as provisions for the sufferers III Kan
e ,a:; that. ne mas been preparing this
raid for several months, having visited
Boston last summer to solicit aid for il,
and Thadaens Hayatt, somsWhat dis
tlnguisAed OF late1for his Efforts to collect
supplies Tor the starving settlers Of the
Territory, has been acting in concert with
BIN, The outlaws are now well provided
with Sbarp's rifles and ammunition in
abundance, and as they constitute force
several hundred strong, they are for
midable body. ~ ,s. 8; ~s s.s
The greatest excitement prevails in the
border counties OF Missouri from the
settled apprehension that Montgomery
has determined to invade the State, plan
der tlie towns and villages, and excite a
serYile insnFreetion. !. -. - Z. -; -
Meetings are being held to organize
military companies to repel the invasion.
Gov Stewart has dispatched meiIen-
ger to the border, to ascertain the true
state OF affairs. =. -, :.
ID A meeting has been called Al IIeaYen.
worth, next Saturday. to adopt measures
to suppress the disturbances. ~. +
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
! NENl. Yong. Nov. D

=. y I: :...y: 49, NEW 1oRK, Nov. Is.
Mr. Barnum hos contributed 1000
tickets Of admission 10 Ills museum, to.
wards the relief of Kansas sufferers. s...$ II
The jury in the Grim. con case Of Or.
vile Brown against Ghas DaYidsons re-.
turned asxerdset Of six vents sslatnages4
Measures adopted Wednesday by the
associated banks, for relieving thc iinati-
.eiai pressure, meets with universal appro-
val. Bank creditors are satisfied, aud
consequently calls for specie are fen. -
Currency is still flhc,uating. The closing
rates yesterday bring 10 70 30 pcr cent
discount for southern states, i've to len
per cent for western, southwestern and
middle, and one half for New York and
New England. . 4.
" ashingto correspondent ofihe Tins
says General Harnes's orders are to ex.
terminate Montgomery and his maraudsrS
in5the most expeditions manner. Harvey
will have five hundred troops, artillery,
cavalry and infantry, from Forts Riley
and kearney, .z 55...s .,..s
L
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-08
LATEST.

ThE Express which left ST. Joseph an
the 2gth Of Nov, and arrived II this civ
mt LIS am, on the 9th instant, brought
us the following from our special cores
pondent:s ri. e $50
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28
Arrival of the Baltic.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26th.-The steamship
Baltic with California dates to the 9Th inst.
has arrived. She brings $l,4OO, 900 in goA.
Among her passengers is ex-GoveruoN
Latham, the newly elected Senator to fiji
the seat of the late Senator Broderick.
All the California news of interest has
been anticipated by the overland mail.
The accounts from the Cruces mines CON
tinue favorable.
The overland mail from ST. louis, with
dates to the 10th of Jan'y, arrived at San
Francisco on the 9Th inst
The Baltic left Aspinwall on the woruin.
of the 18th instant. She reports the bark
Cuba, hence for Aspinwall, with coal, hav.
ing struck on rock near Asplnwall and
become total wreck.
The Baltic boarded the steamer Atlan,icl
on the 23d inst, in lat % "a, long. 40 4; aid
well.
The advices from the Isthmus and South
America contain no news of interest.
The principal consignees of the gold on
the Baltic are as follows:
American Exchange Bank .$l47 ,O0O
A. Beimont..........." l60, 900
Wells, Fargo Co""."................ 2aO, 900,
The U. s. sloop ef-wsr st. Louis had lrtt
Aspinwall for Greytown. The U. $. steam
ers Lancaster and Saranac, and ship Cyane
remained at Panama.
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Interesting frGm China.

Mr.. Reed, our late Minister to China, is in
Washington, comforting with the govern
ment in relation to affairs in Selma. Adyi.
ces have just been received, with recent
dates, from Shangha and Cantor. Great
preparations were in progress by the Chinese
in fortitying and Strengthening themselves at
the mouth Of the Peiho, and other points
where attacks are liable to be made by the
English and French expeditions. Toe same
letter states that they had adopted many OF
the improvements in the art of war, which
have undoubtedly been suggested to them,
not only by Russian, Tut by French and En-
glish engineers, who are said to be in the Sc
cret emoloy of that government. The Chi
nese seen dispose TO cultivate friendly in
tercourls with A4eriosns, and to render
every facility in their power to carry out
stipnlations with our people. Trade was in
q highly Horrishing condition, notwith-
standing anticipated troubles growing out
of the war,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28
Rrnm Arizona.

Private letters from Tubac, Ariz 1aa, dated
February 3, state that the report was cur
rent there that Governor Peschiers had been
banged, although not mach confidence was
placed in it. The writer says it is not i'm
probable. as Sonora is fully ripe for another
revolution. Advices from the Rio Graude
portion Of Arizona state that the feeling Of
the people is very generally in favor of
provisional government for Arizona in case
Congress does not organize the Territory,
and that convention, to be held at Tuscan,
will be called tor that purpose. 1t is not
thought that judicial district will meet the
wants of the Territory, and any further con-
nection with New Mexico is intelerable.-
TIE expedition north OF the ella found fl le
country, well wooded, besides much mineral
wealth. Quicksilver specimens were brought
il. The Apaches were badly whipped by
TIE ranging party, with considerable loss.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28

AN OLD Nero In the list OF interments
recorded by the sexton for last week rwas
that of a centenharian, a negro, Milly La
mar, who had reached the advanced &c Of
1872 years. This negro had been the mother
OF thirteen children, three OF which were
born before the revolutionary war. She was
owned at the time Of her death by MIR. G 3
Lamar, of Augusta, ard remembered di, :
tinctly when the forest trees grew iuXuriant t.
ly where the city Vt sixteen thousand inhab-
itants now stands. Remaining single ten
years after the death OF her husband, which
happened at the close of the ar,she married
again, and the other ten children were born
TO Ser. The youngest of these is living in
this city and belongs to Mr.. James Ray, ard
is nYariy sixty three years old. Old Milly
was blind i1r sixteen Years before her death.
Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28

THE LocUsrs THIS YEAR.--A writer in the
National intelligencer, speaking Of the To-
Gusts this year,says that they will commence
emerging in North Carolina about the 10th
Of May, and few days later for every bun
drcd miles as We progress north, until the
LIST of Ju2e, in Washington county, N. Y.
This will aff,rd fine opportunity to test
the correctness Of the assertion that they do
not appear regularly every seventeen years.
Nose of the Southern tribe (thii teen-year
locusts) appear this year. lie gives the fol'
lowing, among other State to be occupied
BY them:
Maryland From Anne Arundel county to
the middle of St. Mary's county; from the
Chesapeake On the Potomac river. Virginia
From the south part of Loudoun county
TO the Roanoke river; from the Blue Ridge
to the Potomac river. North Carolins-
Caswell, Rockingham, Stokes, Gniford, Ro-
man, Surry, and adj AGENT count! s.
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From Central America.

The news from Central America ia interes
ting. Mr. Wyke, the English Minister in
Nicalas.~, uad negotiated treaty with
Martinez having Cor its object the gradual
extinction of the Mosquito protectorate; the
King to b, taken as prisoner OF the civil
list of Nicaragua. Mora had completely
failed to effect return to Costa Rica, and
his former friends were making allegiance
to the new government Very great hopes
were entertained at San Juan del Norte
that the Aaglo American (Croskey 4 Coy
Transit route would soon be opened
There were large shipments OF Coffee to
Europe from Costa Eica, but the pros.
poets of the present crop were not encour-
aging,
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A fairs IN EIexSCO.

Adyices have been received in Washing
ton tronl the city of .exico to the 9th ikst.
ton to Vera Crrz. He had proceeded west
some thirty miles to aplace called Toluca,
and had despatched one Of his officers With
fifteen hundred men to Tlascala, and was ex-
pected to return to the city in q few days,
when he would join tae forces at Tlascala,
and proceed at once on his expedition az ainst
Vera Cruz, where he is expected to arrive
about the first of March. There is no truth
in the statement that he had got as far as
National Bridge, on his way to Vera Cruz.
The liberal party will be fully prepared for
him wheu he arises, and are not at all ap-
prehensive OF the ultimate result.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28
TeIegl aph to the Pacific.

The Senate committee having this subject
in charge have, we understand, reported I'M
animously in favor Of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Telegraph bill as amended ~ Mr..
Gwin. This bill authorizes the Postmaster
General to contract with certain parties for
the building, for the use of the government,
of a line of telegraph from some point on the
Mississippi river to San Francisco, With
connecting branches to various prominent
points. The contract is limited 70 ten years
and the bonus offered by the government is
fifty thousand dollars per annum during that
period, together with the free use OF any
unappropria.sd public lsnd that may be re-
auired, and the privilege of buying at 81 rs
per acre Fuch portions of said land as may BE-
necessary for the purposes of the company.
In return for these very liberal grants, the
company will be expected to accord to the
United States, at all times, priority in the
use of their line. 1t is stipulated that the
work shall be completed within the compass
of two years from the 3lst Of next July.
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From New Granada.

From New Granada we learn that the re.
port Of revocation in Bogota, brought by
great excitement prevailed, however, amongst
the different States, and secession of as
many as Gse Ut them from the Union was an
ticipased. Panama, it was thought, would
Tie Courts Martial on the United States
ship Cyane we're drawing to a close.
The Cruces GOA excitement has nearly died
ont.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28
Fron Washington Territory.

Dates to January 30th, have been received.
At a meeting held on the 23rd, at which a
number of the members OF the Legislative
Assembly were present, Gen. W. S. Harvey
was nominated for the Presidency of the U.
States.
Captain Maleney's company, 4th infantry,
had marched against the Chehahs Indians.
A report had reached Townsend that an ex.
press had arrived from tie Boundary Com
mission on Similkimoen, for assistance, las ali
their instruments and animals have been lost
in the snow it was also stated that the sol
diers and men were making from $40 to $50
day by mining, but little confidence was
placed in the report.
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From the South Pacific.

Advices from the South Pacific speaks OF
the conclusion of a treaty of peace between
Peru and Ecuador, and the return Of large
number of Peruvian troops home. The trea-
ty contains thirty two articles. Ecuador
cedes large portion OF her territory to Pc,
ru, and the fifth article declares void the
grant made to the British creditors of the
laads in the territories of Quijos and Cane
las, and states that they are to be indemni-
fed by the grant Of other other lands, the
exclusive property of Ecuador. Chile was
quiet, and trade had improved. The news
is not important in other respects.
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From tie Sandwich Islands.

News from the Sandwich lslAads dated to
the 7sh of January has been rec aived. The
King has returned to Honolulu from Lahai-
ma. The birthday of the Queen was duly
celebrated on the I'd altlmo. Elections for
members Of the Legislature had taken place
In tie islands A Russian war steamer had
arrived at Honolulu from Japan. II. Bing-
ham wheat grower, of Makawao, had been
murdered by natives.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28

Postmasters Implicated ~ Selling Lottery
Tickets. have been tied at the
Post-Office Department sustain ing serious
charges of dealing in lottery tickets against
the Postmaster OF Haverhill, Massachusetts,
which are to be investigated at once. Other
Massachusetts, Postmasters are accused OF
completely with lottery sellers.
CR1NoLrNg.-.A lady visitor of Brighton,
England, rushed int a trad sman's house TO
search herselfter sem ,thing that was crawl
ing about her, and there was found III the
trs Ills of her CT incline kitten which had
got there at the la house she visited.
Suicide from Fear of Povsrty.-Mr. L. f.
Wiley, of North Reading, Mass, and an OK
tensive boot aud shoe manufacturer, com.
mittad suicide on Friday night, by banging
himself His property was estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $50 600, but a morrill,
fear Of poverty is supposed to have driv rn
him to the act.
Rooaed.--A Troy IN. T.) paper says the
little girl whom Henry Ward Beecher, pa
raded IN the pulpit Of bis church at Brock
Ign, and drew upon his cr~ouious auditors
for plentiful share of tears and dollars, is
no more black than Agnes, Robertson, the
Scotch OctorooE; that she was a white girl,
sent North On Speculation; that Beecher and
his audience were TO. x-d.
a small girl was run overSby the cars at
Chicago, Saturday before last, and badly
mangied. a physlcian was sent for, but re-
fused to ettecd until his fees were paid in
advance.
The Cincinnati Gazette cautinns is rea-
dsrs against photographed SIS notes On the
Union Bank OF Tennessee.
Ex-President Pierce and Mrs. Pierce, and
Sir Gore Ouseley and family, were ar Mas
sau OF tue Suninstant.
TIE American residents sef Hamilton,
Canada West, had a celebration or the 22nd
inst
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-28
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVER

GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
N Some tour months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL lntormed US
that tie had prepared hair restorer with W hich
he was experimenting upon his owa head
whose top was entirety bald. We saw him
two lays since, and on the place SO bald four
months since fine crop OF hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth So convinced isMr.
EZEKIEL OF The fticacy of his discovery that
he has named 1t ''Bhc Infallible ViKgiMia
Hair k1est0rer.'' MIR 4. is about going into
an extensive manufacture of All article Which
is destined to prove OF anxious interest to our
bald pated friends.-FTom Richmond EnQair
Dec. 18th, 1883.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire a line head OF hair, have only TO use the
restorer accor ting to printed dlteciions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts of its eff.
cacy, can have them reno, ed IN short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTOREE
lNFALLIBAh, proving tina, it is all that it is
claimed to be
Wholesale Gepot for ord rs 60 Main ST. eet.
X Nickel.
EIcgMoND, Nov. 1859.
l N EZEKIEL, take oatn Oh the holy Ri.
Bile, that have been bald for the past l2 wears,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR kEsTOIER
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me. by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. JOS MAYO,
Mayor o Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
jan Ply Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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Become Nuisance. The squirrels have
increased to sach an extent 10 the public
parks in Philadelphia that they have become
Il nuisance, and it is now proposed to Danish
them entirely from the squares As the
trees yield no nuts, mauy die during the win.
ter from starvation, and it is also alleged
that they have driven away all intectivor-
sur bids and LAT worms have so increased
in oonse qaence as to make the rapid d. Sta c-
tion of the trees inevitable, besides extend
log the coltagion to all other shade tire
in,the city.
Dropned Without Sinkisg-A singular
death occurred at Cairo ont edsesday, which
is without parallel. A gentleman who was
Waller, tell overheard. The lite boat was
Immediately sent after him, and he was
picked up after floating some distance, but
acas found dead. lie may possibly have
been stricken with apoplexy, causing him
to tall overheard, but y G prevailing opinion
is that be dro,onea u i'oat sinking, or at
least without shaking very far, as he went
under one or two times, but only for a few
seconds.-LonisVils Courier 10TH.
Ballasting for Land Voyage.-The Cape
Ala mass Advertiser says that during to {
ntaSy gale on the 10th inst, DAVID Choate,
while returning from that place to Essex, in
! ght chase, found that he must either take
IN ballast, o. his chaise would be blown over;
Ne accordingly arrived in Essex, with two
great rocks, weighing over 200 pounds, in
the bottom Of his chaise,
The New York Seventh Regiment return
ed nome from w ashiDgtsn Friday very much
dissatisfied with their trip.
There are at present employed on the new
Parliament buildings at Getaway, Canada,
between AGO and 900 men, and zoo teams.
Estelle A. Lewis, the poetess, was present.
ed to the Emperor and Empress of the
French ON the llth of January.
The tsoldiers of the War of 1872, held
meetings in Philadelphia and Bostonaoa the
22d.
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Naval InteiIsRence.

Another batch of workmen were discharg
ed from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Sat.
urday last. A majority ofthe guard OF the
United States steam fri=ate Mississippi.
lately arrived at Boston from the East H.
dies, are to report at the Brooklyn Marine
crafts for the marine corps has been entire
ly suspended at the Boston Marine Bar
racks.
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Gold from pixies Peak.

ATcHIsoN, K. It., Feb. 24.-The Pike
Peak express and Salt Lake mail arrived
this evening, bringing four passengers and
So, 1000 in gold dust. s%NM
LEAvENwoRra, X. T., Feb. 25.-The
Pixies Peak express arrived here this morn
ing with twenty-five hundred dollars in gold
and the mails. The news is meagre.
Good Prospects had been obtained in the
mountains, between Denvers City and Gre
CORY mines. Two cords of quartz, mingled
with pyrites of iron, had yielded, after crush
ing, seventeen hundred dollars in gold.
Trains laden with breadstuffs and producel
had arrived from New Mexico.
new and extremely rich gulch had bee,
discovered ten miles from Gregory's mines,
which it is said, exceeds any OF the old dig.
gings in richness.
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Gy- A correspond Mt at Acapulco, Mexi-
co, furnishes the particulars of the shooting
of the FIRST mate of the ship John Cottle, of
this port, by the captain, short time be-
fore her arrival at that place. Ths United
States Consul was to examine the witnesses,
and would send the c,ptain home for tr ial.
The liberals had taken Oaxaca, aad driven
Cobos from the State.
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BosToN, Feb. 25.-The Mayor of Lynn has
issued proclamation, stating that the ava
will be inforced, and all riotous and tumu5
tuous assenblages suppressed, and calling
upon the citizens generally to abstain from
gathering in crowds and other public dem
onstrations Three or four of the rioters
were arrested yesterday, and have been held
to bail in 81 900 each.
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INDEPENDENcE, Mo-, Feb. 26.-Two SAINT
Fe mails, with dates to the 23d and 29th
ult., have arrived. The mail party was ac-
companied by an escort of troops from Fort
Union. No Indians were seen on the route.
The snow was very deep from Fort Union to
Rabbit Ear. From thence the roads were
very muddy.
The traders on the Plains, Tor want OF
trade with Indians, were killing large num-
bers of wolves and buffaloes.
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jan Ply

To- The success which attends the use of DR.
hIst tiers Celebrated Stomach Bittess evir-
Ces at once its virtues IN all cases of debility
anu disc asa of the Stomach. Certificates al
mcst without number have been publish
ed, testing its almost miraculous power
Ill removing these painful and fearful dis.
eases Ana It this i!ne 1t teems ld.e 10 ue
more than caiA attention to the great remedy of
the age lin order tt awaken public attention to
its excellence 1t IS the ouiy preparation of
the kind that is reliable in ali cases, and it is
therefore wo, thy OF the consideration of the
sfiicted. The Bitters are pleasant to the taste,
agree able in their effects, and alt gethtr val.
liable as a tonic or remedy for indigestion.
For sale by BURRUSs q BRO. Wholesale
agents, and Importers OF braLdless Wines and
6ne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
g,sts and dealers generally. everywhere.
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GS- The receipts into the Treasury last
week were nearly million and a half of
dollars. Drafts paid, 1878 900; drafts issued,
81, S79, 900; reduction from amount on hand
previous week, nearly So 1896 600, leaving
subject to draft upward of SIS, 628 Geo.
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n office.

All Communications, &C., intended tor in.
should be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor Ii order to ensure
attention.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 27.-Flour is firm; sael
of 1000 bbls. State $5.l0a5,25; Ohio SIS. s5t
Sc; Southern SIS. 50a5. rs.
Wheat is quiet; sales unimportant.
Corn is dull with declining tendencyl
sales at SOa82 cts. for white and yellow.
Pork is steady, new Mess $3.50; old do
~ 80; new.Prine at $l4.S7I; old do. $l2.
62%.
Lard is firm at 1la1lI.
Whiskey-Is dull at "a cents.
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TERMS.

The Day BOOK viii be served TO sub
scribcrs at cents Fer week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it viii
be "a Per year, 50 for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

! HoMR MANUFAc1URE.-See advertisement
OF SEMP.k's BAKING Powder, ia aLother coz
unn. Housekeepe s.rs it.
SEMtLE'S lNtALLlHLE BAkiNH POW
DER.
FyNIfE best. the cheapest. and the reliable
l. home article for making il ey minutes
light, sweet and wholesome bread, with sa-
wing OF time, labor and expense three impor.
tant items il household gove!nmenl.
For sale by Druggists and GItcFrs in Norfolk
an POI TN ,uth. Alve II a trial. fe rs
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gs9- The President has recognized Mr.. J.
ID. Sybrandt as Vice Consul ofSweden and
Norway at New Orleans, snd MIR. Robert
Barth as Vice Consul of the Grand Duchy of
Neutrality-suspicious. at st. Louis, for the
States of Missouri, lava and Illinois.