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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-12

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county to get up clubs in every neigh,
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-12

Do Thou LEEwIsE.-We acknowl.
edge the receipt of So from WIN. Col.
DEN, for Democrat to July 8, 1863;-
also, 50 from CHAs. AIKER, New Jer-
sey, for Democrat til Jan. 3, 1868.
Thanks, gentlemen, for thus promptly
assisting US. In these times, when a
large majority of our subscribers hold
back the amount due us, it is almost
impossible to keep up our paper and
pay hands in the Office. Cannot those
who are in,arrears initiate this exam
pie, set by gentlemen who are out of
our county and State. 1t is certainly
more important to our own citizens,
that their organ be sustained.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-12
Wood and Coal Wanted

Cannot some one who owes US on
subscription, send us in Coal and
Wood9 We have been without wood
for two weeks. Each one expects
some other one to bring in wood. So
we get none. Some man can do US
favor by starting load.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NJ Office is hereby given to all concern
In ed. that the first half Of the Taxes sot
the year eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
are now due, and that the books are nowin
nv hands for collection. will attend at
the Treasurers Office, in McArthurj Vinton
County, Ohio, until the goth day oil Decen-
Der, 1861, when the taxes must be paid, or
the penalty of the law will be strictly en-
forced. All bankable funds will be received
in payment of taxes.
o.. s-. Treasurer V. Co., o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-12
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see for yourselves. The Portraits of
the President and Cabinet and of our
principal general officers are excellent.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-12
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
BIr. Hincoln's Departure for WASH
inGtOn.

SPRINGFIBLD, Jan. u, 1851.
Ii IL now positively settled that Mr.. Lincoln will de-
port for Washington on the llth OF February. he
viii go hence via Lafayette TO Indianapolis, where he
will receive the Inequalities OF the Inniana Lesla-
ture; thence be will proceed probably, by way Of
Gin cinns,i To Columbus Cleveland, Buffalo, and Al
5sny. From Albany, he intends to maxi for Harris
bug direct, thence to Baltimore and the Federal
oCaptaI; but tour to New-York and Philadelphia Is
not impossible.
Arrangements for special trains all the way through
are making. No military escort viii be accepted The
entire journey is expected TO be made lnfde oil ten
days. The Presidential family will start lew days
otter Mr. Lncolns depa tue, under the protection OF
some friencs so as reach Washington simultaneously
WITH biB.
Place seekers will consult their Interests by ao-
staiing benceforth from both Pereoual AMI eps''ary
Affiliations for Offices The President elect desires tne
Utmost priyicy during the remainder Of his stay,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

USroS yoLusTEERs.-On Saturday evening meet
ting CT the Board Of Otcers OF tue First Regiment
Uni Volunteers was convened at toe new regimental
heac.qusr eIs No lS Fourth Avenue opposite the 9Th
Regiment Any, for the transaction Of business aud
tue election OF field officers.
Il up, eaed by official reports thar nine ont of the ten
conn snes are fully oeanizuted and that five Of them
lave over Gity each. IL "a the Intention to NIL
Il EN- up TO tie army siandard-s5 men,
On and after the 18th inst, the headquarters viii be
oyen daily from 10 a. IN. until 10 p M, aod onicers
Wi, be in attendance receive applications for eoroil'
nem aid give such other information US may DO
desired
T. off GERS of this organization wish It to DO fully
understood that the men composing it belong to no
rurty or clique but arc all Unon-ioving men, ready
and willing TO respoud any call that may be made by
the Federal Government for the purpose Of defending
the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
sI.snn Heetine at Portland, Me,
PORTLAND aie., Saturday, Jan. &c, 1867

PORTLAND aie., Saturday, Jan. 26, 1861.
An immense Union nidss meeting was held AZ the
CITY Hall here this evening Ether ShePey, ex-Chief
Juktce, presided The meeting addressed by some
of our abIest speakers Of all parties.
esOu ions were pa, sed nearly unanimously that the
destruction of the Union the greatest calamity that
coub befll tie nation that Indebted TO II for
on, prosperity that is the duty of each State TO avoid
ali ,ns causes of COM i6t, respecting the affairs OF
othSr States no, couag within tie jurisdiction OF tho
United Ss,ee that derire to perform faithfully all
yhe obligations impOsed upon us BY the Consultation
ard laws Of the country aud expect Others to DO the
sun 90,
position of Constitutional law is cridi al aud must
n e4t our disappr0baou and resistance; tlat ~ - the
duty of tie Government 10 caure the forts ana DINER
public property BE- protected the revenue laws ell
Fore ,bd his State sh ,ld be ready To aid The Gov
eIuuent that il il duty and purpose to cultivate
frierdly eJiIit toward all our conn,rymsn; that we
will lender evey suitable mea.urt cJbGh 'i"n 10 met
lie pIe.ent difRcul iea, AID give lie mot favorable
conf Grafton 70 every favorable proposition from any
SECTION Of our country ard that II 10 expedlent 60 re-
peal tbe4. rsCnsl Liberty bills
There was great eDtLuelssm prevailing, ana INC meet
ing vas reyresenttd by all parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE OPERA.

. OfEhA.
The Academy in Fourteenth street still lives and
will present tomorrow night, Tuesday, the 7'roratarr.
For some resson there is ul in the attention given 10
the musical drama in this city, and the managers ac-
codngly are afraid TO try their last cards in the pro-
docoD of the or two new operasyet unrepesented
here Meanwhile in the hgh-vaulting Brooklyn
expected and profits forth, for in the
Academy just erected there we find much atteation
gwen the MUSES. as there il neglect experienced now
by the heavenly choir in this tight little island Every
Performance there thus far has been success. On
Saturday night, nauger the snow, the Brooky musi-
cal fanatics turned out in crushing numbers and daz-
ling eaety to enjoy the woes Of Lucia di Hammer
moor, and her unfortunate tenor of swesthear.
Brooklyn fashion, era most significant and brilliant Of
SUNDAYS was on this occasion concentrated in the
proud consciousness of having its secular temple,
glorious in proportion and decoration and illustrated
by tie beet musical talent in the country. An Amer-
| can audience, if it like singer, will applaud
an American artist: on this occasion braves and
| bouquets greeted the young artist, Miss Hink-
ley. Tonight, in the same Academic groves.
cf the Brooklyn Hghts proudly overlooking the finest
bay in the world and forth, The Sciian Vespers,
| of Nj. Verdi will be performed by Madame Colson.
and Messrs Brignoli, Ferri, Susni, and Colelti VI
course the chvalry and courtesy OF the city Of TIE
highs will be present to the musical massacre fn
executed within their opera-house. 1t to be trusted,
for the common credit of country one Constitution,
and one destiny that the richness of Brooklyn in this
department may compensate for the impovsrshment OF
anew York, and that abe may remember that all the
grand artistic genius of Italy, from Giotto to Rosiui,
came from cities smaller than Brooklyn and each Of
which nigh, almost be cut cut Of Newfork aud not DO
mis.ed Encourage, then, the Arts. They give dignity
and glory to communities when mere numbers fail 10
do 60 as much as moving mutudes in decsyed cheese
| or Pekin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

Caution TO PERsoys TRAVELLING ON FrRsr-BoArs.
We would advise all persons crossing the ferries not
to occupy the seats adjoining the bulkheads Of the
wheehouses, ar there lie danger especially during the
10y season. Only day or two ago, one OF the rncs-
pal boats Of the South Ferry had the iron rim has
attaches the arms Of the wheel broken, and upon the
revolving Of the Wheel the rim was forced through 'ns
Joiner work into the cabin, completely cutting the seas
ia two. Luckily no person on il. Had there oesn
in all probability more or less would have sustained
injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Revolutionary MusIset Presentation.

BOs1OF, 6dIufU y, Jun. 70, IoJI.
The preseutaticn Of the evolutionary musket be-
u4atLed by the late htodore Parker TO tie Common
wealth, took lace to-day at the State House. The
members Of both Hou,es were IL attendance, and aso
bIPe humber u ciiizrns. Tue masket, with its ac-
Soufemenis. IL an old Xiugs arm, and vas taken by
the late Capt Parker from inded British soldier
dn,ag tie retreat OF the British force from Concord
and Lexington. Gov. Apdrew, ia Impressive and
eloquent speech presented the weapon, which viii DO
placed in the State Chamber witt tue Vther revolution
.Axy relics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Delegates 10 the Democratic state
Convention.

BATAVIA, n. Y, Saturday, jan. 70, 1901,
The following gentlemen were To-Day eseteo oeie-
gates 10 the Democrats State Colv1n'ipn:
(j5eepe Couuty-Heman y. Reideli, Dean kich
ynord Daniel w Tim liusOn and c. fitch Bssel
VrOu.,sg Cgam5--Jobn B. skinner, + +. skinner,
Jobu b. Fusoin, Join A. Mehlwaine ana r: Ca a,
OswEeo, n. Y, Saturday, jan. %, 1861
Tie Hon. Wm. DUer, VINO wroe letter strongly
advocating eoer,ioo toward Southern or Nonhera
rebels agaipst the Union, toby elected dele
Ppe 10 The Democratic STATE Convention for the Eifst
Assembly District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
In dOrse ment Of u. n. Treasury Notes.

BOsfOH j An. y, IoOI.
In tie senate on Saturday the Jadisary Committee
Wei, nstu, ~ report Till auboIk NJ the iadorse
-, a, A.. State OF National Treasury notes to tie
puo,Li OF ,fe surplus revenue deposits With her in
ie.l-'o1, amounting To. si,3OO,OOO The order was
Il..,u ty large majolity.
tie weather 10 day tas been clear aud mild with
IL iot iuu Ley er better,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
A CLERICAL TL'RNCOAT.


SK: As The Express has volunteered to become
The o. gan cf Rsbhi Raphael the apostle oil slavery IL
vi. h. a,Il for that ga. to inform its readerswhen
ard WY ,ie RpbLi hanged ii, opinions, as find, on
referring 10 the reports Of former sermons, that on
Thanks ivrg dry last year November 1859 he deliv-
red a strong Ann-Slayery discourse Ia connection
IN lie JoLn Brown raid. An abstract Of that sermon
I nrd M INC Evening Express, aud proves that Last
YEAR tbe Rabbi was an Abolitioniss. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

kr. Louis, Jan. II, lSoi
Yecial dispstcb from Independence TO TIE RePa1-
eaM Gays, for the week past Mes,rs Waddelt Jors
JoLes AUD oters, representatives OF their different
hn hsve been here making an adj agilent OF their
AFFAIR." Which has 90 10 The assignment 70 Messrs
Fepis, Ewing Street, and Allen, 81. Louie, for the
Iurrose Of re uing home tore and ildorsers A.
available aud otherwise amount 10 81 50JVOJ: ha-
tiiiies unknown. Mr.. Majors has giv'u az even bis
ousehold furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

FREs-Abous O'Clock last night hrs o'0 40 y IiS
Mvs;on n rect. causing damage TO the amount OF
The fire was the ressit of caseessness on tas pss
enc Of the occupants x-.I,ts . "A a.
Las, night, at III o'clock frame re- cr 60 s.s+hIiv
assroysA By An. 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

PORTLAND, JAN ~, iooi.
Tie st,smship Canadian suiled at 10 o'clock this
non my, terg defined ill that hour BY the non
IA H. al VI Tie lan1oa MALI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

FRon THE BAHAmAs.-Ths steamer karnai erinss
N.,,n dates Of the 18th inst There is no news OF IN
,or,ance. The schooner Orianus from Matanrss, had
beeu ashore On Bckwoods Bush reef but got OIL win
the assistance Of wrechsrs, to whom was paid $so0e
salvage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Fire-Four Children Rurmed.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Jan. 26 1851
IRE Of Monomonee Wisconsin, destroyed the
souse Of William Castigau Postmaster Of that village
fSor Of lb children aged from four 70 zen yoars, per-
fsaed " the flames. 'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BROTHERHOOD OF NEW
YoRK-The eleventh anniversary Of this Society wac
celebrated last evening 1T s.. Georges Church. Stuy-
ye.ant square, and mon, suitng the OCCASION wac
pr. acheo by tie Rev. Dr. Montgomery of the Cour'h
a tie Incarnu, ion ron the text B aryeone anothers
burd,Ls, and 70 fulfill the law Of Ciot," &c Gal o.
9 BY the annual report, which was read It ap ears
TIA. he finances OF the Brotherhood are la prosper
Gus 60, oilip The funds for tie benefit OF sick
Der, and widows and orphans now amoont TO aboat
81 SEQ aud tie Society owes nothing. charity fund
,oiistiug OF stated voluntary eonribud Jns, Is m ia
t,n.d for the Benefit Of the needy oute OF the Broth
erl God. The objects of the Society are mainly "a
uutubl care aud ,,ef # members Ia time OF sickness
or accident the bual OF deceased members; the sue
,or OF ttsr widows and ophans; 10 hep each other IN
all good eDoeavors, and promote Cnisiian fellowship
ard love; aud also according 10 ability, 10 si' ois
tr.ss nembers OF the Church generally. They pave
excellent roons in the University Bildiugst Was nag
ton square, where monthly n,eeiings are nea, nns
fieers are John Bovine, Presideuti Wm a. Dunsah
r inst Vice pre.iGent; r. C. McBse, Corresponain 8
Secretary; TLos Z. Cummings, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
T.o.s of the steamer sEeIrose.

kVAssViLLE, Ind., Saturday, Jan. 20, 1901.
The steamer Mrlrose, bound fron Cincinnati to
Nashville, sunk pear Uriontown, KY, Yesterday.
The loss on the boat Il $4,000, and on the cargo
1900; mostly insuIed. e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
.NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE....ALBAsY,J Jan. %, 1861.
Tie Senate u ct hi Ia o'clock.
Tie Till making appropriation TO redeem the
State stock isued the Auburn and Rochester Rail
road WEI NOV ed forward to he reps rte' complete.
Resolutions adopted offering the sympathy OF
the Senate To Mr. Bell in the lo~ OF son by death.
Tie Senate then adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

--Alouzo, lewis the Lynn Bsrd," dead. ne
was man Of talent and cultcre, and muen v
his neighbofs and associates. r... er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

: TBE SoVsp STKAsERs-Ihe SOUND s'esnie's my
were detained on Saturday night IN conscience 'as
storm, all proceeded through when nsuas'oed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

y,oI,1Ios or TEX SUNDAY LAw.-The police hast
night arrested q persona for violating the Sunday law
81 persons arrested in various Pars oil toe Guy 70,
playing billiards and other games paans 'no aay =
men ard II womon were aprrehended for iutoxieaion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

.as.a--s. - .l.'.si .. 90 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

Tie only ether matter Of inteest III to-Ihf seoaou
was lie Military bill aud the pros AID c1nS Of the
COZ mutation TAX. Without set hog WIKI either way,
lie onuit,e 10 e. and the Assembly adjourned antil
Monday evening. ~
ne s, eek,r arnounced Messrs. Pierre, Bingham,
Ke,cb, Camp and varen az members, on the part OF
tie Assembly Of the Joint ConnitIee on the Virginia
r.olmilt there is good reason TO believe tnat this
on itlee will Iayor the appointment of CJm'nissiou
rs to reIrtent this State, but ConmissionorS OF the
bu, orc variety.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
OLIVER'S MILLS AND FARM
FoR GALE.

odfer my and spleadid FIGURING MILL for
sale at reasonable terms e any persons who
wish to buy the best paying property in Grant County
Also my we'll improved Farms, suitable for two Occur
pants and easily divided. All pars of said property
will be sold TO separate persons. warranty deed
be made. Part cash in hand aud pant time With
security the premises. Now is the time for good
investment. am anxious to move to California, which
is my only for selling, aud will sell cheap.
DOUGLAS OLIVER,
divers Mills Jan 90 1901. 33-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
VAN wAGENEN's
Celebrated English Horse SaIve.

This Remedy for horse amcnt Of the feet and legs.
aud especially founders cracked and contracted feet,
aud gals, wounds, &C., has the following home recon-
nsendations
Prairie dr CHEN, March q, 1861.
thereby certify that have Mr. Van Wagenen's
Horse Salve lame horse, and Ia weeks It
Ell hoof to grow thfee-fourths of inch II
passes anything Ia The line Of horse ever used
Also for the enlargement of CONTRACTED feet appears
perfectly successful. JOHN THOMAS.
Lancaster, April 2, 1861.
g. Van Wagenen, the proprietor OF this Celebrated
English Horse Salve arrived in town the 18th day
Of March aud called attention to the operation OK
noof growing on a horse owned By him. The horse has
been badly Foandered his feet contracted 70 that ex-
tent that he was very stiff have looked AZ him M
to .ais the 2nd day Of April It being one eek since
the rst application tdc and can say Il seems al
most miracle and does away with all doubt 10 relation
To founder and contracted feet IN h0rics being ncura
he a. ~ the use OF Iris Celebrated Remedy foot
i now z Of inch below the hair and las enlarged
10 the size OF natural foot Ia grown F0l fuf-
tier call at tAe Stone Livery able whore
the effects can above described; also tho
most reliable es nonais OF men ia high standing IN
different parts Of tue county,
Lancaster, Wis, April g. .. u MCDONALD.
Aft WM. IL E0STER.
FOR SALE AT THE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
A FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
FOR Sale.

For Sale.
loer my well known farm in the Town Of Potosi for
sfle all parcels il divided however wish Il
yarcelled to make two nice homes In the
farm there several tracts, follows:
100 as on N side Of SEA Of Sec To- Town s. Range 3.
NEk ofSW4 Of Sec. Is, Town 3, Range 3.
az ofNEA OF See, 81 Town 3, Range 3.
E3s of NWA & So ofSWA OF Sec. ~, Town Range 2.
The above includes $50 acres the 100 acre in
eludes the blildngs lSO acres under cultivation
On the farm il tOlerable good orchard gooL watal and
plenty OF timber. The house and barn good bud-
ngsi ather EXTRA and there several convenient OUT
buildings used shops, stockfolds, The farm is In
pertectrepar.
would also like to sell with the farm the stock and
implements which selected With 50 much car .
aud expense from time TO tme Among the farm imple-
mens most OF the approved kinds Ia use-the mum
Der and names TOO numerous to mention.
DESTROYS to 70 to California, am wiltng to sell lows
atsacrihce the accumulated property Of my twen-
~ years a tarner-the lands geng my choice at an
carly day had his pick auyNherein the county.
Tie property is situated about mites north Of the
yage 81 Potos nine miles from Lancaster and IN half
days drive OF the railroad.
Pososi, February l, 1861. w. w. WRIGHT.
33w9su
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
FARM FOR SALE,
Also, Stock & Farm Machinery.

The subscriber Offers for sale all part Of his lags
known
THE EAYRES FARM,
situated the and Potosi State Roads, ferr
miles from the latter, and eight miles from the former
village.
All parts OF the property we'll waered With springs
aud brooks, aud plenty OF timberS0 in meadow,
aud 2l0 in cntivation-the entire hal-section under
fence The buildings good and roads leading there
from in all directions.
He proposes selling 100 acres or the west end, or
less, would sell the east half with buildings, the
whole property, including also the stock farm
chnery The stock includes 90 head OF cattle, Toe
sheep With horses hogs, &c all OF superior breeds.
The property will be sold low part cash. part time.
The property is well known IN ell parts OF the county
References, III Van Week jamestown; Gen. ROuntiee,
Piattcyilie Henry Patch, Patch Grove, or J. Alea
Barber Lancaster For particulars inquire Of the pro-
prieto: the promises, 1ss&is Office.
JOHN N. EAYRES.
potosi, January 20, 1861. 32u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers
and The most liberal terms payments and time, the
following lands all lying and either side OF the
Military road, ia the Town Of Wingve, Grant County,
Wisconsin:
Sec. 9, Town g. N. Range / West--040 acres.
M Of Sec n, Town 6. N. Range West--320 acres.
VIZ Of See. To- rowa q, N. Range West--s320 acres.
SwA Of Soc. ~, Town 6, AZ. Range Wet--l60 acres.
EH ofnwz Of Sec. ~, e. 6, N. r. W.--S0 acres.
For particulars inquire Of fhos. j. Green a Co., "a
Wingviiie, A. ID. Mills the premises agents for
Miles White, Baltimore, Nj.
The property IS situated two miles west Of WngviIa
fairly divided between prairie and timber anu per-
fecty adopted for farming These lands located in
the highest parts Of the c0uny put contain several v
ing springs and water may be had anr -aby digging
Wingyille, June 18th, 1860 lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
divers Mills, JaI
WANTED!

Now is the time to pay what you owing me.
will receive good dry wheat my mill and pay next
May price for it. in payment of debts. All those in-
debted to me will please take notice that am conn
PEELED to make collections, for | am winding up my
business and preparing TO go to California.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
divers Mills, Jan. &c, 1861 33-tf