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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

Ia anlirs Of Europe are likely 70 be
further complicated BY the Roman question.
IL Is now confidently stated that the Emperor
Of France viii very soon recall his army
from Rome and leave the Pontiical Govern
ment to the tender mercies Of the Roman
people. and that. upon his doing 50, the Aus
TRAN and Spanish Governments viii supply
the Pope with another army with which TO
support his authority and protect him against
the encroachments of Victor Emanuel
This will. of course. bring these Govern
ments into collision with Sardinia. and lead
not only TO further prosecution Of the ltai-
ian revolution. but involve the Continental
Powers in a general war. Louis Napoleon
will not be likely to permit 50 marked con
demnation of his policy 70 so unrebuked and
may find il necessary to 20 to war with both
Austria and Spain, in which, OF course, un-
der all the circumstance he will have Victor
Euanasl as an ally. IS in the late war with
Austria alone Sech war will be likely 20
open again the question Of the balance OF
power upon the Continent. which will create
necessity for the interference OF England
q. the means Of counteracting the schemes
AaI checking she ambition OF franee. And
neither Russia nor the Germanic States can
remain anconcerned or idle spectators in such
contest. IL Is possible. therefore. that a
general war may be the result of these com
plcations-and IL il Is. England and France
will have quite enough on their hands to rem
der it iuspolitic, 10 say the least. for them se
concern themselves very actively about oa'
AFFAIR We have no wish 10 see such war
but ii IL IL necessary that they should b
laugh, discretion in that way. We shall no
regret a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
AMP McCAuLsy. Paducah. XVI
September is, 1851.


Epsraas Exrarss:-Thinking that YOU
would like 20 known what had become Of
the old Eleventh. aud having few spare
noments to-day. thought would post YOU
a little
We left indianapolis last Friday week
.ro, on the Lafayette 4 indianapolis Rail
Road. at IL o'clock, night, and arrived at
LAFAYETTE the next morning. when &c took
tic Wabash Valley Railroad and arrived al
Atom es SUNDAY about . clock in the morn
ing. We then went on hoard tie steamer
David ratem. for 81 Louis. where Ne arriv
Ell about noon and marched through the city
q Camp BENTON. a little North Of the Fair
& md. where VIC went into Barracks. Gen
Fremont. I was informed. j. erecting Bar
rick here - accommodate one hundr Ell
thousand r.en this Winter . should think
that twenty thousand could be easily accom-
raasatei in what Is now finished They are
sssr comfortable and the men have plenty
ofsoom. ,.id not have time 10 look around
and examine the aefcnces OF the city. but
understood that they are such that the tFai
tors will never be able 90 bring sufficient
force 10 take the city. We did not have
much time 10 rest in camp. On Monday
evening ne received orders ~ march. and
about midaigh, marched through the city
and took The steamer hannibal City. and at
davllgh, left 80 Louis for down the River
We run ali sisy buf slo~lv. the River being
very low. we struck tsics on sand-bars bat
ros os without much trouble. We 60, to
Carr Girarieaa about the middle OF the AZ
t-rnoon. when the boom OF cannon warned
IA that We would have 20 land. which Ne did
accordingly. bul were detained only a few
minutes There are some seventeen hun
drcd troops al this point and the place : IN
no immediate danger. A few miles below
here /. the place where TIE rebels have been
amusing themselves BY firing into passing
steamboats,. and thinking that they might
serve u n the same manner. We prepared
Zoe them b. issuing thirty rounds Of ball
cartridges % the naen. but they did not DE-
sarb u. We arrived Al Caro- On wedRe-
dsy about 10 O'Clock a. ~. and stayed here
aooat one hour. bat di.i ret have al Upper
t.nity - take look al he fersiications -
ye steamed away from there and arrived At
this place in the evening. and camped just IN
the city on = fine piece OF ground ~herl we
have plent, ~ reen 10 aria. We found the
place almost wholly deserted Of is inhabs.
ant. Who bad fed ~hcn the Union troops
landed. bat thsy have about got over their
scare and are rsturnias IL large numbers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

They expected 60 be Murdered. robbed and
the Lord onls knows what. by the abolition
army. but am ssad TO say. better feeling
exists sowards us since they have found out
their mistake
Thers arc large nunaber Of Union srot'ps
here hut how many am not able 10 say.
but think not less than twelve thousand
We are throwing up entertainments. and In
shor, time will have the camp 20 fortified
that ali the force the enemy Mill be Able 70
muster cannot drive Us out. Gen. Smith. of
the Regular Army. Is In command. and from
rs appearance should judge him 70 be a
GOOD officer The discipline Of camp Is er
cellent-a great deal better than at any time
while We were with Gen. Patterson.
Martial Law has been declared here and
every thing passes of perfectly quiet The
men are drilled six hours every day. and the
officers have a leace Of about an hour AZ
noon so you see we are all kept busy
The bows. as usual. are spelling for fight.
but 30 not think they will get their desires
gruuned, Tor 40 not tninA ihc enemy VIII
ever attack Us here. we will have to 90 after
them They are roaming around the coun-
try in small numbers, but there 10 no large
body of them within sixteen miles Our
scouts had little brush with some Of their
cavalry yesterday and cleaned them out, but
have not learned the particulars.
We captured, the other day. asmall steam
er going up the Tennessee River. and got of
her one thousand barrels flour. forty eight
barrels of whisky and large LOT cf crackers
bound for sscesh.
believe have told you about all tina
would interest your readers, and will shu
on" Yours. sc.
J. W
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

As the tide Of cisil Vac sweep over the
country. and the booming Of cannon 4 heard
along almost the whole ifseen hundred miles
Of line which separates the loyal from the
iisloyal States. there are aver, fe~ only
Who ,alk about parties and Tarty platforms.
The great body Of the people .re true to the
Government, and are not willing TO have
heir PATRIOTISM hemmed IN BY party line or
p.rsy divisions. on measured b, party ts''s's-
They recognize the only division Of parties 20
be that Of the supporters Of the Government
On one side. and it, opponents upon the 9th
sr. and % this and this alone all must come
arlast. Those Who are not for the Govern
rnent are against it--snd that Is the plain -
.ae before us. There il no middle ground
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
HOTELS:
HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 70 - per tag:

Board Reduced 70 - per day
sine, the openne II this vast sad oommodicus
Hotel. in 1854. has hecn tho single endeavor Of the
ropric,ors Ia MIKE "a the most sampnous. con
veniea' and oo-ntor,shle heme Tor he citir-n AID
stranger oa this SIDE the Atlantic.
And whatever has secmcd likely 10 administer TO
the comfcr, Of st. guests hey kave endeavored.
without regard 20 cost 70 provide. and 70 combine
all the elements q individual And -.ciai enjoyment
which modern art hss Invented, and modern taste
approved AMI thu patronage which ., has oomman-
ID during the past sN years - vrsiifying proof
that their ea.rss have been appreciated
To meet tho evissncies ofths umes. when all are
required % practice the most rlsii eoonomy. the
un.iersigncd.
Have Reduced the Price of Board Ca
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
. the sane tine saa,inE non. 81 M lasuries Nth
.h,ch sbcsf ,ahl. has hitherto esrn sapplisd.
rRrADwEII~ wnpovR A co.
Sew York, seai. ?. issi mos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

VIZ congratulate our neishbor Of the jour
ssi upon having discovered that the rebels
are traitors. and are "wickedly and mali
ciously fighting to break up the Government
produced by the blood Of the fathers OF the
revolution" This. We suppose. puts an end
% the idea Of compromise for the present
for ~c put TOO high an estimate upon the
patriotism of our neighbor to suppose that he
wishes 20 compromise with base traitors
while they are " ~iekedly and malieionsly
lighting 10 break up the Government. he
RiIl certainly wait till they are done wicked
~ and maliciously lighting" As powder and
lead Is the only remedy for diseases OF tins
iort, We expect to hear no moro of compro-
mise in this locaIity-at least, not from the
Journal, which. VIC are sure, can have nc
,ort Of objection TO the sub;ssafion o; g base
traitors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

Good News from Bracken's Cavalry.
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
m>reisl writing from the headquarters OF
Gen. Rosecrans, in Western Virginia. SAYS:
Brsckens Indiana cavalry surrounded az
" rebels 81 Leadington yesterday. and cap
tur "a the whole Of them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

DARucrLAR NOTICE j. berehy dveu. . al
j whom " may concrru. thaf AL the notes sod
book accounts q the lstc FIRM q Elisha Stephens
Co, sre now IN the hands 81 the undersigned fbr
sestlemenf and 70 whom payment must and can only
be made Immediate attention Is called 20 this
ter, those who f<l 20 70 avail themselves q The
benefit of this notice, ucsi expect 20 pay costs
AUG. ~. NV J. KEEE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

Inn eh,of oi INC SonfHot s<ss NC
The pasriotisp Of those who arc for dropping
parry issues. because they are after Office
He has had some experience ia that soss Of
business, and has about as COED right as
anybody we know Of to kaer how those feel
md act who are aster ONCE Experience >
tuf. host teacher
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
NEW vlNECARY.
IA MES CLAIR ~ r.
MavsTNTURKR on
CIDER UsI.vEG.IR.

T hItIl TT = = ~
HAVING permanently located himself IN this city,
T. prepared 20 furnish the trade With all II maN
require Re viii furnish 10 customers from one q
cne hundred barrels of tor - ~ effqs qHFfffs ga
D. bought N "a aau cifz ~ n tHsoa. Nc warrants
every barrel ~ hs vinegar % be good ard 20 be pare
and FREE from al poisonous Actds his factory -
situated unon the east side Of the Canal few door
nth Of Holmes Foundry. All orders thankfully
received and promptly attended %. sent either %
hin, or 20 Nessrs Turner Nckeen. 20 whom he
takes pleasure In referrinf-ah n 49, - triai-
vioersr .xchanves for good second hand barrels de
llvercd a. his Factory Respectfully
JANIS CLARKE.
sept -. dlm-Su
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

This admirable nachins l. ready ior the fTaf
harvest u esi. ~ is possible made better sbsr
ever before. and well worthy The siteuon q al Far
ners wanting @uch machine.
Il has pericr in this market, and 4 The on,y
mill that VIII properly grind 6rspss PHO sse-
Tor sale ~ sil respectable ceslers
Address ~ ninnufscturer.
". O. HlCkOk
Eagle Works. Harrisburg ~
80 for -sle bs = ". Potter. Terre-Hsuts Ina
Sept a ~ Emo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
Dr. 3. e.. ucIeans> Volcanic Oil
Liniment.

Tn BFsT tXrEaNAi IN TRE " OaGD ros nj
OR BEAsI.
Thousands ot human beings have tcsn saved 10.
Of decrepttuce and misery, by the Of this iavsi
nsbls Eminent Il will relieve PAIN almost ifs.ar
taneou>ly. and il viii cleanse purify and heal ihs
fouiesf SORE In an Incredibly short tine- scLRANS
VOLCANIC OIL l1NIMENT will relieve. le NEST in
veierete cases OF rheumatism, 6out, or Neuralgia
For Paralysis Confr acted Muscles Stn-ss ~ Weak.
in the Joints, MuScies Ilgaments Il will nrz
er fail. Two applications Will cure Sors Throa,
Headache or fsrache. Per Barns ar Sralds. OF a1y
Pain. 10 AZ nallible remedy Try II. and YOU vii
Ind Indispensable remedy. Keep Il always os
hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS a. any on hs,ias char.
a. hor~~s. viii save money rs using hcL-en's yol
canic Oi linimeut Il j. = speeoy and inlalr3!.
for ssais. SpTsins, Chaies. Swellngs lsueness
Sweeney Sores " ounos, Scratches. OF any exf~rt.s
disease. Try n. and you viii be convinced.
Dr. =. n. Mclean, sole Proprietor.
iaqdwiy Saint I,Sufs n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
BOOKS.

BOOKS.
TRUMPS: \ NOVEL By GEO.
Il W. CURTIS, spiendsdly Illustrated by Hoppin,
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol. 9Th.
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
By the author ~ ''Queeas Of soH-v."
sploawu Az w.B prcKIyaHANs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
L. Rvce 4 SON.

Yet We have made great many accounts with no
specified time &C credit, 10 be paid When such az
counts were presented, the AGGREGATE Of srcH
DEBrs now AMOUNTS 10 SEVERAL THOUSAND
DOLLARS. many Of them long standing. To be
kept cut % this moneT in these scoRcHING
TINES, puts 20 serious Inconvenience and We
10 make immediate payment Iffheg oaar pay ~,
I'oyzoT and orroaOe ne balance soon ~ POS
sible, We shall give FarFfruksr 4vsnfio1 20 the
CoQectia9 Of these L~1es. 1t tAe time we
have determined idpa Dscido,fig thai VIC VIII make
No More Accou4fs, and from this time We iutend DO
ng Closer Cash Business thar eler'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

DEcrrvEpTHls DAT Br EXPRESS FROM y.
III an invoice q
Missrs 4 CsupxKss HATS, RlBBONS,sC.
Al-othe Ne~ esyle summer
ZILLEAU PATTERN BONNET
The Ne Plus Ultra kiry, Chase snt Elsfsnti
Mis-. WALTER,
LA nssr Street. between Fsfh and Sxts-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20

Al Headquarters.

4 rRsT CLASS DRY GOODS SALESMAN. non.
n sseeT ned spPiy One Who 'p~sks English and
sept a. tff EDsALl. AcDOUGAL& co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
DIR. McLean,s Universal Piilsi

on lVKA COMPLAINT. nuIIors>Ess. ErArAcRx, AZ.
There never has been a cATHARTIe mrdicsD.
offered 20 the public that has given snch eniir. sni
isfacgion AcIesn's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vereiaie. they arc perfeCtls sni.a
cent ana be taken 10y the tefder infant ".
pronp; and powerful in removing al Bilious s.cr-
tons acid or impure fetd instisr from the stomach
IN fact they the only pills shs' should 30 used n
rnalarious Districts.
They produce GRIPPING. sickness pain II n
stomach bowels though very active and search.p
in their operation. promoting healthy ss'cretious Q
the liver aud Kidneys. Who viii suffer from hiliorS
ness headache ana foul stomach. when ~ chesr
remedy can be obtAined1 Keep them consfa andy q
hant; single dose taken ia season, may proven
bours days and months 81 sickness. Ask for lr J
u. Nciesn's Universal Pills. Take no ofker. k~in
coated, they tasteless. Price only - cent? p.
ho~ snd ran be by mail Any part 81 the 4
J. H. MCLEAN. Sole Propr.sfor,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
MEDICAL.

GREATEST REMEDY IN THE wORIl.
TN
Most Delicious A Oelight6ul- cor
dial Ss-s fnkea!
THE THOUSANDS upon lhous
ancs who are daily using HcIeGn's Slreneshsa
ING Cordial, certify thsi j. sesolutly an EaAi3.
bic remedy Or removing and INTOXICATING ~.
shattered and diseased system. purifying anf "a
riching the hiooc-re~torine fhe sick suffering r.
vsld %
Health and strength
THERE Is No MsTAKE ARoJrrir
d vii cure liver conplaint. Dyspepsia. D;asrtos,
Iy .eIneFy. Headache. depression of sr.ri;s. Fcva
and Agge. inward Fever, bad bresth. 90 anv DseAs.
Of The Liver, stomach or Bowels.
6kAIIkkEN, do you wish 20 oe healthy. sWea-
and vg0rousi
LADIES. do yoa ~sns The bloom Of health " soosn
. toyOur cheeks again then go a; once and gel
MeIEAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL All
BLOOD PURifTERi
Dolay no nouseni: {, : warranted 70 give ssasiss
ton II will any disease o. the Kidney, NcEni.
B.tdter. Painting. Distracted Nenstruatisn, lei
ling II the Womb, barrcnness, any diseases srsirs
from Chronic OF Nervous Debility. II : su infsff''ls
remedy.
For Children.
% yea want oar dcicaie. sickley, puny ealicrsa
70 ~ healthy. strong and robussi-then give then
Ncfesn'S SlfengtLing Cordial lscs the direcsions
each hotfle,3 Il is delicious 20 take.
One table spoonful, taken every morning. fassias
i, = sure preventive against chill and fever. yecs
fsvsr. cholera OF any prevailing disease
CACIlONi-Bsware q Druggists 90 dealers ~he
NAY Try 10 palm upon you a hottie q Bters Ssr
saparilla (which they buy cheap By sayins II IL
Just good There are even rnen BASE enough 70
steal part Of my name 10 dub their ylIE drccc
lions Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their vi
F lainous compounds Ask for ID. ,. II. Mclean
StreIsx thrliirg Cordisl and Blood Purifier. Tab
nothing else. IL Is the Only remedy tia; viii purify
scur blood thoroughly and at the time
/ STRENGTHEN and INyiGoRATF the whole srsari
fstion II is put up in large hot'les-$l per irtie
o. ~ hotties for -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-20
FoR RENT.

THE FINE NEW STORE ROOM
Il Ne ia. Corne Wabash and Firth Streets, Ter
re-Hsute. fnaisna. Enquire Of
sep1edn JOHN II. BARK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
ADDITIOyAL FROM CALIFOhsI..

FoRr i1A4Ssgy, March 27.-The San Francisco papers
Of the vlh instant announce that Commandant b. b.
Cunningham, Of the Mare E!aal Eevy-yard, died that
morning. A Il Mallory, late State Comptroller, died
the lst instant.
Governor Downey bad vetoed the bill changing the
murder trial of Horace Smith from San Francisco to
Placer county, but both houses Of the Legislature passed
the bill over the Veto the Hobbies shouting enhasiast
clly over the result.
The San Francisco market is dull. Ishmus butter has
advanced TO 80 cents. Refined sugar has declined to
cbcut cents there have been large transactions,
private terms in the foreign brands consequent upon
the probable change Of tariff
The California Coai H2ing Company, with a capital
stock Of s. 900 000 ncOrpo. atcd Yesterday, to de-
VeOp the recently opened mines in the Mount Diable
gcn which promise be nexhaustble and Of excellent
quality Ii is proposed to build railroad to make the
mines more accessible to the bay Of San Francisco.
Alex Purple, Of the vigilance committee exles OF
1856 returned California the last steamer, and has
been arrested and placed under 5000 bonds for disturb
ing the peace.
Oregon dates to the s.h instant has been received
disastrous fire occurred in Vancouvers the Oh Prop
ertg to the value of $2l 900 was destroyed.
Large ef0v1s Of miners pursuing their way 70 the
Rock mines.
The Honolulu Advertiser Ia of opinion thgt the T. s.
soop-ofwar Leyan with serious disaster ss6n
aeT leaving Hio. 1t was Captain Hunts intention TO
have nerthsrly course from the Islands till he judged
he could etc toe port Of Acapulco where he proposed
going frat to forward IN. Gssa hes to Washington If
this plan followed the Levant psoeebly North TO
about latitude "a degrees then tackled aad headed M for
the Mexican coast when she encountered the yi6ieas
gales that occurred in October last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
Absorption OF the ''United Stntcs' by the Coz
fcderate SCRIes,

The Charleston Mercury comments upon the pSOvis-
ion in the Constitution Of the Confederate States by
which other States allowed to enter the Confeder2cy
a. defect of a grave character which may entail
upon the Southern Se' the difficulties and dangers OF
again going thro 81 the same struggle from which they
are emerging 1t says
As the new Constitution has been formed, there is
nothing TO prevent the admission of Northern States into
the new Confederation. vote Of two-:hrds all that
Is re1ustf; and after the accession Of Virginia. Mary
lAnd North Carolina Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and
Arkansas there is likely to be great difficulty IN OBJ
tanning th, vote In thus constructing the fundamental
law Of course Struggle has occurred ia the secret ses
sions Of the Montgomery Congress, in which those ne
f.sing 70 close the door against the reception OF anti
slavery States have achieved victory Thus the policy
OF unaey ADM ling the agislave States Of the North
west FIRST snd afterwards PeOEsyVena, New York, e.
eetera obviously the programme p-eyang idea OF
the Montgomery Congress. The Union Is not TO os re-
constructed on terms of the old Constitution II is 10
be recognized on the basis aud in danger,
Il the view Of the Constitution makers are carried into
praeee NJ beng dragged back eventually into political
sfhAton with the s'Ates and peoples from whom We
bsye Just cut loose"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
Observation-Disclosures.

Among the nominations confirmed on Wednesday by
the Senate we're the following: Consuls-James Leslie
Pa 10 Ivcns: Eco W Van Horn of Iowa TO Marseiiles
Vim H. Carpenter, of New Y rk, TO FoOChOo; Willie
p Mqrgsm of n. c. TO Ningpoo; Jas. d. Arnold, OF Ill
10 odessa IclsFd c. Parsons, of Ohio to Rio; Mark
Howard, to M,ssina t. W. Shufeld, of New York, TO
Havana. T. B. lawrence, OF Boston 10 Florence VIM.
Valiant has been appointed surveyor at Oxford, Nd
and Robert Wood at Hampton, Va. Blackstone Me-
Daniel Marshal for the Eastern and ThOs j. Gardner o
the Western district of Tennessee. John L. Hopkins
and John Mccormick United States Attorneys for Ten
nessee. Thomas D. Edwards, OF Ky, t. S. Attorney for
Colorado Allen A Burton, OF Ky, Associate Judge
TO- gaaCtah Territory. Edwin Palmer, Collector at Mil
wausee oAn Henson, Collector at Dubuque. JOS. A
Dllton naval oil "a Ga.a2, Mass Thos. A Jackson,
chief engineer in the navy.
CassGs T. Clay it appears, his ece.inei tie mission
10 Spain, and has been appointed TO that OF hussa,
where it YVES supposed Henry Winter avis would be
The mission to Spain. j. S. Pike associate editor OF the
Hneue James S. Harvey, associate editor OF the
Fbiase phia American minister Portugal and George
& Fogg, editor cf the New Hampshire R publican, min
lister TO Switzar:lne.
NoaDpointmens Of federal GERS for The District OF
Columbia have yet been made. WA. Riser has Ceen APP
p3intei postmaster az Bedford Pa, aud 7. j. PtknS-
ton az Wsynesboro' Pa. S. W. Gillct has beenremoyed
from 81 200 cerkship in the General Land Office at
Washington.
Toe following route agents have been appointed
Alexandria Va to Lynchburg, Frederick H. Bruce, Of
SperrysiLe, Pappahaanock county, vice j 7. Taylor;
Norfolk to PETERSBURG, Va George P Kueler, of Nor
folk vice Thomas :. ..ossiter; Harrsonburg Pa, to
Wiiamsport Perry A. Fol, ye2 Alexander Chesney.