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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE.

The following items taken from the Baltimore Sun
o. Wednesday last:
MORE PoLrrTCAL ARRFsrs-Yesterday morning some
half dt zen young men about leaving the city in the
steamer Mary Washington for the PatuKen river, were
arrested as they embakpg ct the steamers wharf,
Frederick street deck, at o'clock. The parties had
procured passes from the provost marshal and were
rested on some after information lodged against them
because suspected Of being about to enter the seeded
States join the Cor derate forcee Tho parties
conducted to the eastern police station to await the dis
position of the proper authority.
PrRsoSAL-Hamlton Z. Gamble, the present Cover
nor Of Missouri, was a. Barnums Hotel yesterday.
The Hon. Salmon p Chase Secretary Of the Treasury,
reached this city yesterday afternoon from Washington
accompanied by Mi. Gen. b. +. Butler Both passed
on to the East Gen. Butler goes home to Massachusetts,
for short time to recruit his health. The Hon. Score
tary goes on business connected with the Treasury De-
plrtInent Of the government.
ANOTHER ARREST FOR TRrAsoS-Yesterday afternoon,
Benjamin F. Eggleston, formerly employed In some 60
vernment capacity at Washington but now Of this city,
was taken into custody by squad Of the Provost Mar
shss police upon charge Of treason the precise nature
of which was not divuged He taken to the south
en police station and subsequently, We believe, convey
cd to For, NcHenry, where he is held
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
IouRNALIsM IN NEW YORK.

The circulation Of the Freemans Journal Of New York
through the mails and expresses having been suppressed
BY order of the authorities at Washington, Mr. Menus
tsrs the very able Editor Of that paper has resolved to
discontinue it. and has issusd in its stead new paper,
which Is syled the Freeman's Appeal.
In his address to the public he states that "he Free
mans Appeal will be different paper from the Free.
mans Journal" and gives the following cogent reason
for the change
1.-THE Journal was conducted on the theory that the
press was Free within the limits Of the common and
sta ute law Of the several States The Freeman Appeal
will be issued on The distinct understanding that under
the nsp Kind of government indngurded 6y Mr. Lincoln
and his Cabinet the press NOT free as it@sd TO DC H.
der the old United States government.
10 quencs Of this new order of things be pre-
poses hereafter TO avoid all reference the deporabe
political and military events transpisng and to confne
himself Ito the discussion Of the great questions Of
morals and religion that lie deeper than the plane Of
politics."
"If however he adds saroastioaly Mr. Lincoln aud
Mr. % sneral Blair with the rest Of that vir
tuous Cabinet, have also got ready new theory OF
morals and religion to which all newspapers must yield
hearty support or DO unprecedented We must sub
NIT to the suppression OF the Fretmsns Appeal, a. We
are certain yield support 10 their notions Of
morals or Of religion"
In csaslng to publish the Freeman's Journal Mr. No.
Masters protests against the wlsss violence to which hs
has been forced to YIELD and gives pubic notice. a. he
has already done specially to the responsible officials
that ho intends to cue them personally for damages at
the earliest moment that liberty and order restored
10 the meantime, be calls upon those who sympahzs
with him in bis efforts behalf Of the psrshns rights
Of tie people," exert themselves to extend the circr
htiOn Of his pssspsper--the Freemans Appeal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

~ L. cs6sl, Chief Qasrtermsster of the Army Of
the Potomac, has given ioo notice to the farmers aud
others Of Loudoun and Parquier counties, Who tave
wagons and In the service Of the Confederate
my, Beauregard's Division, thst officer Of his De.
pafment viii be ct the Plains Station, on Tuesday, The
i0A Of September pay them for the time the said teams
have been employed and aso to purchase the from
thsss Who wish 70 ssll. 81 iatt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
From The n Y. Herald,

TIE FRATERSAL rENPER OF THE =. =. PRESS
The Tribune delares that the World Is losing fifteen
hundred dollars every week. The W,rid returns tho
compliment BY asserting that the Tribune Is losing IN
squsi amount and becoming statistical In its passion il
investigates such microscopic matters the number
Of the 7rbnss advertisements and declares that the
9skue will shortly be compelled 70 curtai ln dimen
sions iii has already done It's news in order to rsdnce
lie expenses fhs |, all very true Of the 1tbEns but
the World its,lf s an equally bad way Having lost
two hundred thousand dollars n Nsed bspkab money
and about million 10 second hand pIety, NO:
try, Sibbstsaran legislation and advice to Gen. scott
to eight Scndsy h has at last been sold ios ne.e
song TO an ndis-ubb<f and Il viii hence
forth be the organ Of tho indsrubber merchants vim
principles Is elastic az the the material which rsprs
sents, and which has proved is temporary saisAaon
From ali seeouats, the stsckhod.rs have been =
badly sold % the p.psr .ns .os Ir 4. "a "a -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
BENJAMIN Wocp.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENT OF THE FREgoNrERs

The Memphis Appeal Of the Sd says, telegrsphc die
patch received from Columbus, Ky, yesterday
ing gives information Of the sudden appearance Of three
Lincoln gun.boats and transport opposite that piece
loaded with q large number Of FfsmOniers from Cairo.
Their number is not gwen hrve any intimatiOa
Of their desgns-whether directed against Missouri
Kentu ky.
The movement may be projected with the intention Of
making foray upon portion OF Gen. Pillows command
now within the vicinity Of New Midrd possibly
seize Columbus upon learning the atuGe assumed By
the State Legislature at present In Srson at Frkort.
As the operator Columbus Immediately removed the
teegrapbic instruments from the Office, it may be some
time before have anything further from this exped
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
, ! shuI,, oounapy 3. 4s,h rssiusnt had.


A. J. 5huler, COMPANY i. Ssth rssiusnt brad.
T. Son Yesterday tsanday,) party O. zen, wee
troops, about lso 70 number, COMMANDED y oo,one'
Jenkins was amousnea oy nfge party Oh sae eheI S,
supposed 70 be not less tnan .Vo; ano Ptesy oseII
worsted They were scouting, ano le's 'ne MN.
body OF the enemys ca,siry 10 ols'.h. ne'u "Hne
doing this, the enemys infantry gov 10 .heL ies
treat was ordered, Out 700 iAse W escsPe e S
they dashed back to iher camp sereiNs'e .ounusJ
one killed. and several horses sn0. Inc oeouie1'o ~
place about miles below Gen. Wees camp ana nos mt
from the Hawks Nest The Legion advanced TO stack
them, but they retired. The Nelson, smyth, and Tase
well companies were In the fight
-
CAMP GAULEr, FLorDs BRIGADE
August g. 1861. )
Since the battle on Monday morning last nothing Of
specia interest has transpired in this command Bat
little sickness prevails and 70 are all in good spirits and
quarters.
Our prisoners numbered l04, all Of whom have Just
marched for Richmond, under strong escort. We are
picking up Others almost every hour and the
los of the enemy will be at least from 100 to 49, ater
information shows that It was considerably MORE
Vhio0 and a complete disorganiz.,ion of Col Tylers
command The general impression of their men seemed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
GETTING ON TIE DEFENSIVE.


The Cincinnati EGquissr has the following, by which
will be seen thai the CineinnatiAns begin to hiIk that
the war 10 advancing Oh them:
It will be seen by the report Of the proceedings In
council last night, which will be found more an rsr'
ally interesting that for placing the city in
position TO resist invasion we're Unanimously adopted
and committee will start TO confer with the Governor
this morning Gen. Mcclellan Is tl.c TO be consulted,
and there appears to be earneaness 10 tie movement
which promises speedy scicn.
Il will also be that resolution presented by Mr.
Eggleson requesting the Governor 90 Immediately order
the drafting OF 600 men for the defence Of the STATE,
was unanimously adopted.
DISTRESS IN ENGLAND ANTICIPATED.
We take the following from the report made to the
Philadelphia Ledger by person who has just visited the
localities in England, mentioned below:
Regarding cotton, Notwithstanding the press makes
tight of H. gloomy ,orcbodings trouble the pubic mrd
From actual knowledge just acquired. right IN the manu-
featuring dis riots Of Lancashire Manchester, Pr on
Backburne etc. and C shircs, the following inf ma
ton /, gained Every workman and Manufacture tells
the same cad story The greatest distress is sDtieipaed
Il ia felt row in short work bus in August its severity
will begin to be felt in earuest and WATER Ia dreaded
like a nightmare. Among other branches Of Industry
affected by the American troubles NO found nearly all
the vast potteries Of Staordshire c1sed and the work
ing people OF whom numbers are fem llesgatheied
in clusters and with beating hearts. speaking of the
coming storm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
SEIZURE OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LARS

FAYlTTK No., August Zs-Apprehensions beipg feN
that the branch Of the State Bank at this place would be
robbed the Cashier yesterday the specie amounting
70 about 500 900, TO Allen depot, on the North Me
souri, Railroad for transportation to 81 L. us o. reach
ing Allen, the money seized by party Of twenty
SecessoosY headed BY Captain PoindeK err and carried
OF Whether Is will be recovered "a not kno&n,
saying that Pondst.er mas nssn nau'ed TO return 70
the Missouri river and carry It 70 Gen. PIECES army In
the Juthwest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

assrsd and btshAd !ts daHasiion o. he blina lead
the blind Into the pit. The Tines position Il
scarcely any better and TO be open question
whether the World will not swallow the Times 10 its
present reduced form, vice The result will he
the in either case and in the celebrated combat
between the Kilkenny cats nothing will be left to re-
mind US Of either party but few scraps Of waste paper,
bad pen or tso, half dozen defaced types aud tat.
tered, dog.aared dictionary Well II the worst comes
to the worst the World men may religious sxsoT.
era again. and The little villain Of the Tines may head
bis running brigade, and emulate the iusrops General
Price, Is he did at Solferino and Bull Run.
RrTIRExskr OF TIE KDrToR OF rHE cOUsFIKR KrA1s
rsIs
n. Z. Mssseras publishes n the Courier dee Fats Uns
card addressed to the proprietor Ia which be aludes
10 the change Of propretorshp in the Journal OF Com
msrce and the rumors in regard to the Daily News,
the Day Book and the Brooklyn Eagle. '"Ths Quad.
ripple abdication," be says, "ou the par. of our
American contempt sries, leaves the Courier com.
pleely isolated In the attitude which It had taken 10
common with them" He proposes that for the pres
ent the paper should confae itself simply the news
Of the day, that Is all that IA permitted and says
that be himself will seek retirement until the moment
arrives when be will be permitted to speak bis ssninents
He concludes as follows To-day in Apt--siit
nc re than them convinced that war will not save
the Union and that, on the other hand H. will destroy
nation submits which il does not prove with.
believing In the tappy termination about which it
seeks 10 deude the people. satisfied Ina. the war
IL the work Of party who will push it to the las. oS
tremity without hesitatug any to maintain It's
supremacy. In all this no,hirg hue oppression,
ruiz then as last consolation inevitable revolution.
Add as the situation in which the pres Is place oAy
leaves me the choice between blaDdly prasug every
thing or holding my tongue, deeid, upon silence"
THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS.
The following card from Mr.. Ber amin Wood H,ly
contradicts the report alluded to above:
TO the Editor Of hs NsT York Times:
OrFIcx OF TN DAILY IsD WEEKLY NEws,
New YorS, Sept J. 1861.
Please oblige me by conusdctipg the mt pub
Icy made that the edilorshp Of the Daily News has
dergone any change There has been the 81 ghtest
cause for any such report
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN WocD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
"rhe Grand scheme OF the RebeIs.n

As uafolded by alarmed correspondent Of the New
York Tribune may be found in another column. It is
SPLENDID programme, and we hope will realize for the
enemy their wO,s sppTehensons.
The same paper has CORES pendent at Circinuati-s
renegade yiginiln-who develops tho contemplated
plan of operations of the oonfedsrates alorg the line Of
the Potomac May of readers military aud civil,
VII be glad to know In advance the movements Of this
important Division of the Confederate army We there
fore copy this interesting expose:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
FEDERAL TROOPS MOVING SOUTH.

The g. Louis Democrats correspondent at lronton,
No., under date Of the 21h u says tie troops there,
including Gen. Prsntiss column have started South 70
"Di1ie" Some Eve or sr regiments compose the force
We snnez the following:
The regiments under marching orders last night we're
not ell spcsmped here, though all move in junction
70 form the grand column. Uol Ross (5eveneenh III
nos) Regiment ct Fredsrcktown Colonel Hecker's
Twenty fourth Iinois Marble Creek twelve mes In
advance. A large provision tain your correspondent
accompanying proceeds tonight ovcrake the column
An immsns number OF rations have beenJand will
be taken by the provision trains sufficient seemingly to
supply the State Of Missouri.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

The editor of the LynOhburg Republican, who is on
General Foyds staff gives, through the columns OF bis
paper, On interesting account Of the battle Of Cross
Lanes and Of the position and prospects Of the brigade
by which It was so brilliantly We give the sub.
stance Of bis letter;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
PuLMONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article Of the kind ever in reduced under
the name Of "PULMuNIC WAFEKs," in this or
any other country all other PulmOnic Waters
are counterieits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being stamped on each WA
FER.
BRyAS' PuLxoNIC WArERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sure Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULxONIC WAFEKs
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BxYAN's PULxoNIc WAFsAs
believe Splitting OF Blood, Pains IN the Ghost.
BxYAk's PCLAONIc War Ks
believe Incipient Consumpti IN, Lung Diseases.
BRYAs's PuLMoEIC WArzxs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and TOnsils.
bkYAN's PULnONIC WAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints iu Ten Minutes
BKYAN's PULAONiC WAFEKs
Are y Blessing to ali Glasses and Constitutions
BRY ANS tUL s0Nlc WAsERs
Are adapted tor VOcalists aud Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PuLAokIc WAPEKs
Are in simple form, and pleasant to tho tas r.
nkyAN's PU, xoNIc WAFSRs
Not only reiev e, but eHecL sap and lasting cures
BBYAN's fULAONIc WAF1as
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No family should he without box of
BKYAN's fULNONIC WAFERs
in the nOuse.
No traveller should be without supply of
bnYAN's PUiA. MIC W AFxRs
in mis- pocket.
No person II ever object to give for
BkY ANS PULAUNIC WAFERs
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole PROPRIETOR. Rochester. N.
oold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. novZ7 d6Wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

fNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the 2Sth
] day OF April, A. H., 1859, James Macintosh
and Melissa J. M.ckintosh, his wife, Of Scott
county, in the State oi Iowa, executed unto Geo
y. Sargent, Is Trustee, = certain Deed Of Trust,
cow yins said Trustee the tract Of land in said
county Of Scott aud State of Iowa, described Ms
follows, tO-wit: A part of section twenty six
2n,) township seventy erght (7S,) norf.. Of range
three go east OF the 9Th principal meridian, and
in the city Of davenport, mare particularly de-
scribed q, fellows, to-wlt: beginning ut point
eighty $50 teet duo west from the north. west
cornc, Of block NO. twonty (2O,l in James Mack
intOsh's third addition TO sail city Of davenport
:, hence west three hundred aud twenty 1907 feet
10 the east line OF Western Avenue when extend
cd thence due north along cas-. line OF SAID
v estern Avenue when extended three hui dred
and seventy. seven (377) feet and eleven (ll)
inches to the northwest Corner OF said tract ;
thence east along south side Of Eleventh street
three hundred and twenty (32o feet to the north
east corner Of ,alt tract thence south along
west side of Scott street when extended three
hundred ami seventy seven 81 feet and eleven
On inches to tae place Of beginning, containing
one hundred and twenty thousand nine hundred
and thirty three and One-tnitd l2", y33L square
feet Of ground which said convey nee was made
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment Of eleven
pro- isscry notes. signed ~ the said James Mack
int Oh, and bearing evea date with said Deed o.
Trust, one of said notes being tor tho pr,uci, ~
SUN OF sixteen hundred dollars, payabl. il five
ears from the date thereof, md ten other Of said
notes being the VI Eighty dollars each, the
MALT yearly interest Oh said pInci lsl suw, all o.
which said notes are now the property OF thu e.
ohsnts Bank OF the city Of BOst.n Aud where
-, tour Of the said interest notes have becume
due and payable ana the said Macintosh has
failed 70 pay he same, and has failed also to pay
no tsxes the granted premises ~ stipua ed
said Deed Of Trust. Now, there ore, !, George
h. Sargent, Trustee as aforesaid, BY virtue Of re
power In me ested BY said Iced Of rust, With
is recorded in buck " +" OF townlot mortgages,
psge l33, } do hereby give this public notice tina,
/ will on Tuesday, the ID day OF September, A.
H.. 1881 at the hour Of nine o'clock A. NJ Of said
In '. 1t the Court House door in the city Of Ia
,enpor,, in Scott ~ aforesaid expose and Of
fer for sale 1t public auction tho rea es ate abve
d. scribed, or so much thereof IS may be necesss-
nv to satisfy Il . amount Of said principal note
9TH the interest accrued thereon up to the day Of
sale, and the expenses incurred by the trustee in
Day meet of taxes SAID property, and also the
costs aud charges Of advertising and selling the
GEORGE b. SARGENT,
ap7l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

GATE OF IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY. IN
- the Dis. lot Court OF Scott Comfy. Origiua,
Notice.
To John Let's. anna F. Let's, John G. Bud
dicker Paul ) Chandler, Graf 4 Hanmerstion.
J. NJ. Cannon, WIN. I. Darlington, Lewis Perry,
H. / 4. y. Whittemore and Fa.lenste,n 4 Graup.
Sirs:-loa are her y notified that there il
now on Gle in the ONCE Of the Lle'k Of the Dis
trict Court Of SCOT county, Iowa, = petition Of
Spi.r " hitaker, praying for the foreclosure Of /.
mortg.ge gwen BY John Lois and Anna E Leitz
OF Lot SIX, 10 Block seven, il the CT J Of Dsvsn.
port, to said Whitaker, to secure the payment
note given By said Let's anu said VIII ssksr
and alleging that there is nov due and unpaii on
said motto, the sum IL tour hundred aud sixty 1--WE
81 lou dollars and 0terss, aud unless you xppssl
aad answer thereto O, before noon Of the see0ad
day II the next term Of the district Court I
Scott county, Iowa. tho prayer Of the petitioner
will - gvsntsl. and dscrss send~rs., aesjn.i
you thereon. G. WuITAkFk,
~ dlewSW Atty for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
STATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, IS
- Ia tn District Court.
Royal A. Is. Mills,
Daniel Y. Randolph, Original Notice.
j. Is Gilbert and
Il 80


Cook Sargent,
IL MD Daniel +. Randolph, Defendant: You
hereby Motfen that here Is on file, 10 the
flee ot the Clerk of the District Court Vi said
county = petition and cup Elemental petition OF
hoyAI All. Mill. cia'miag d y"u thatt~o mortgag-
e-,one made by John IS. ilson, TO Daniel Randolph
on nr about the tth Of February, 1855. Tor $500,
aud the other made BY James n. Wilson, W J. Is.
.ilbert, May I'd 1874, Tor $2OO both tho wes,
halt Of tho nor'h We quarter Of section humber
t~ensy, township number so north OF range five,
oast of the 9th r. NJ. BE- cancelled Of record AMI
.djuigcd s~tis6ed, and unless you a. pe,r and de-
ienl, On " bet.re noon Of the second day Of the
mex term Of said Court to b. holden on the 6is,
I N lay Ut August, A. H., 1851, default will be
cnterei against you and judgment rendered there
n for the relief herein claimed, with interest
an costs.
CORBlN, DOW II BROWN,
jne2S Plaintiffs Attorneys.
.lY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
- Trust, executed by Hermann A. Wuppernsnn
and Caroline A. Wuppcrnann, his wife, 10 me.
and dated the l4th day Of December, A. d.. 1898.
Tor tho purposes in sail deed mentioned, which
iced il duly recorded in the Recorders Office for
Scott county, Iowa, in b ok a." Of towhlst mort
s.es, ut page 1911 shall sell ut public auction,
to tho hi set and best bidder, for cash, At the
Court House door, In the city o. davenport Scott
county, Iowa, on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of Sep
.
in the nsrning, the following described tract 0,
real estate, lying AID being stua'sd in Scou
County, Iowa, to- wit: part Of lot number five
50 in block number forty eight 49, in the city
OF Davenport, the portion Ot said lot hereby csn-
veyed, being particularly set out and described as
oil VS.. to- wit: Commencing 1T the south-e sst
corner Of said lot five s.. being At the north wet
corner, forward by the intersection Of BRADY stree
with Fifth street, in 81 city ; thence from said
point Of coInmenc 'Dent north along 'rsdy stree
aforesaid H. ~ $50 feet SIX 6 isches ~ the
mil, 10 Of the north wall Of the brick bl Jck ICON
.isting Of three br.ck buildiogs.) situated upon
the tract her by conveyed thence west parallel
with Fifth street ioresaid sixty four (h.) feet to
the west line OF said lot five (5;) thence south
along the west limo of said lot five (o) fifty SIX
5") feet and six 90 inches TO Fifth street afore-
said thence east a;on said Fifth street to tho
pace Of beginning, together with the 'hree brick
stores Of three stories each thereon erected, and
all outhouses and other Improvements thereon sit
4 lted.
The Trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him. GEO. u. SARGENf.
sg7l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

Som0er ArvaDge0e0t, 1864.
zkssss vxs Sy Oaieseo tisss. sIish . tss1ss nss-
wtss Iastsv sks~ Dsve~pesf st1s.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL lsra,
~ 1881, and until further notice, passenger
trains Will leave Davenport - follows:
$40 A. \. for Marsngo and Warrington.
rsAISs ARaivs At DAVENPORT ~ FOLLOWS.
o.45r ?. 4. from Msrsngo and Washington.
All trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections at Aarsngo, Iowscity and Wsshins-
ton with tho Westsrs stage Company stages ios
al points West.
Trains from the West connect At Rock lslssd
with trains Of tho Chicago end Rock Island Kali
Road for I'll points East, North and South.
Passenger are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions Is 70 the destination Of
their baggage also to procurseicksts before taking
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Genl Sup't.
A. KIHBALL, Asst Sup't
Dsvsnport, April 70. ls60.-dtf