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IERER4TTOY-

THIS is 10 certify that I have This dav given 90
4 my son, WILLARD BEAVINEAJr, his
time during sic remainder OF his minority. and
that | shah claim none OF his wages. nor nav
say debt Of his contracting after Obi, date.
Dis
JOSEPH n DEANINEAU.
mark
y. MiLLFH, G G. AHFarrL, Witnesses
Newport, Dec. IS, ls50-lwS
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,

.S F. C0WLES of Coventry, has on hand one
-. Of the best a7sortments Of Clocks. Watches.
ana Jewe1y, that was ever brought into Coven-
Try, and which he viii sell remarkably cheap
There is one thing upon which he priles himself
and that is in the goodness Of his wares. His
goods are the product of no sop.shop. got up
especially to cheat folks with, but are made bv
honorable workmen. He has only to refer q
former patrons in proof of what he says.
SPECTACLFS.
g COIN, Silver, Brass, and Steel Bowed
opectaciesi kept on hand. Call and get a pair.
from Germany. a.
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RN0 All DISEASES OFTRE TARQAT q LUNGS. !

The matches success ana unprecedented
popularity which this remedy has STAINED in ono
short year, would seen to 30 a sufficient guar
anty Of IFS excellence. If any one doubts il let
him give it
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.


J The great central active principle Of the Tolu
Auodyne is @ true derelopemeut of the original
natural opiate. In al cases wherever opium has
been used and Is bhnefuI effects witnessed. no
remark Of ours can adequately compare the
difference, and no decision is equal to trial.
The Anodyuo contains not particle Of opium,
and the most delicate constitution can use if
with safety; and the perfectly natural state it
keeps and leaves the patient, should recommend
II TO physicians WhC have long sought the true
development, and % patients who want natural
results
The basis Of the Universal Cough Remedy is
that freedom from al cOmponcuts which bv the
great error in caUpoundinE, produce complete
slnstead %. r1a cures. We place no restraint
On lts use every hour in the day, and ask all
patients to mgke the natural enemy TO ali
coughs, throat or hung complaints, bv perfect
freedom of application. For infammatorv sore
throat II is perfect remedy, and for whoopinp
cough checks al. srasms, and allows the cough TO
nave rs runn quiet way.
with the spirit HAT we court all investigation.
and readiness TO answer all inquiries, NAV we IN
return ask all 90 be cautious to purchase ouly
of those they con rslvupon.
Prices within the reach Of ALL
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which greatly facilitates the process Of teethiug ~
Hofte0ing the gums, reducing an iuHammatIon--u 10
alay all pain and spasmode action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE The BOWELS,
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MRS. WENsLOW,


An experienced nurse ard Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING STREP ron CHILDREN
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HIRAM STURrEvANr,
cau6AS sND COINS CURED.

WEsr ALBANY, Oct Is, 1860.
Or. Bgrier-Derr Sir-We DO not hesitate to
cay to the public that pr. n. Il Whites Elixir
is very valuable medicine. l.ough. 10 be kept
Ia every family We have used various cough
medicines. bus have found none equal to this
Elixir.
Rev. IT, N. HovEY,
Mrs. f. c. HoyEY,
SALEM, VI, Oct. "A, 1850.
pr. Bdrtsr-Dcar Sir-Our daughter came
home from the factory last summer with severe
and distressing cough, We were much alarmed
on her sccount fearing that II would terminate
in consumption, We used various patent rene
dies without any benefit; at last we commenced
giving her Whites Elixir, which soon cured her
oeuRh entirely.
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For sale by A. c. RANDALL, Irasburgh; VIM.
JOSLfN & SON, Barton, and by one or more
Agents in every town. 4oyI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

The Cohshiuiion says that on last Saturday
the son OF Rev. Mr.. Slater, while IN bathing,
suddenly disappeared while in the act Of diving.
It is thought that be took a spasm while under
the water, thus rendering bin poWeTless to
rise, and was Instantly drowned. he was six
teen years OF age.
Secretary MsmminEer has appointed the
Hon. F. S. Lyon and the Hon. R. NJ. Patton
commissioners for the State Of Alabama, to
aid in securing tie s5O.COO.OOO, ana both
gentlemen have accepted. Both Of them have
unqussionable ability, as well as experience,
in financial matters, and, we doubt not, their
services Will prove very efficient.
Hon. Robert Jemison, Jr., Of Alabama, an
nou1csd BY bis friends as a candidate for gov
ernor Of The State at the ensuing election. hss
withdrawn his name from the contest.
Hon. John E. Moore, of Laudsrdals, has
come out in a letter announcing himself as a
candidate for governor of Alabama.
A planter residing near Tuscumbia proposes
to be one Of one hundred 70 furnish The Gov
eminent with enc thousand bales Of cotton
zach, to be delivered between now and the
fret day Of February. and aftsrW8Td, annually,
one-half Of bis cotton crop during the war,
and 20 take treasury notes 0r confederate
bonds FOR the ssme- He viii Join aly number
under t1e one hundred. Who will 90 into It !?
10 30 o1e wiz Join hin, be wiH 60 e aloae.-
C0nsftufOn.
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saNKnUPT LAW ron NoRrH

BANKRUPT LAW FOR THE NORTH.
The mercantile interests Of the North are
beginning TO feel the disasters naturally re-
saiting from the prosecution OF the unholy war
which LINCOLN is now wsging against the
South. IN the New York Herald, of the 4tb
inst we find The following suggestions Of re-
lief to this class OF the norlbern people
The remarks made in this column a fsv
days since on the subject Of a eeaerai hank
Iupt law appear to meet the views of many of
or leading merchants Il is plain that bv
October next 2 very large pr0portion-soms
people cay i've sixtls-ot our merchants will
have gone to pieces. The question is. whether
congress, which meets on this dsv montb
ought pot 10 devise some relief for this Isroe
and useful body Of men, whose disasters have
occurred as a general rule without snv fault
or ibeirs. u corgrs's docs nothing, a lar-e
pToportion-perhaps fye-sixths IS sbeye-of
our best business talent snd energy win be
paralyzed, AID viii be Incapable Of taking
measures for the restoration Of TIE trade
OF tie country, WhstsVeT share the war
nay take, the mercantile Interests OF TIE
North will IN this case, b. crippled ard de-
str0yed for many years. Valuable citizens
viii be crushed under a hopeless load Of dsbt.
incurred without imprudsncs or fraud on their
part; and the only men who will preserve any
commercial vitality will be kusvss who have
eOntTived TO get their claims placed on the
preferred list OF their debtors. TIE passage
Of a iudieious bankrupt Law, on the other
hand viii hberate all honest merchants from
their liabilities, and will set them on their
feet as free men 10 labor for the restor ton Of
our national commerce.. Whatever opinions
may be entertained with regard to the policv
Of = general bankrupt law in ordinary times,
it does aeen this is a crisis in which no
argument can be used against it, and in
which, indeed, it seems Indispensable. We
trust that the subject is engaging the attention
Of members Of congress and Of ths cabinet.
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The dwelling Of Calvin z. Jones, Esq, at
bs mouth OF Coldwatsr, PaBula county, Mis-
sisslpri, was destroyed by hre-himself ard
family losiuz heir clothing, being able 10 only
save their lives. TIE Pamela Star thinks it
toe work Of an ~ineensiary, and calls FOR a
more Efficient patrol.
Lett. John C. Fiser, Of the Pamela Vindl-
Gators, has been appointed sdjltsnt Of tie 18th
regiment Of Liississippi volunteers, nov 81
camp at Corinta. Co. W. S. Featherstons Of
Holly spr.sgs, is the eomuandant
Ths dis quarterly meeting Cor Pamela cir
cult viii be held at Wesley chapel on the 22d
and 23d inst.
Or. ". D. Lyles, Of Macon, has received
from President Davis a surgeons commission
in the Confederate army. He is ordered to re-
port FOR duty at Corinth.
The board OF police OF Noxubee county has
appropriated s140O toward the outfit Of the
county military.
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THB NoKTHEsN PRocRAmnR.

There ere so many rumors sdost as
to the probabIe onward moyeuent Of
the federal troops further into vir-
ginis, that little dependence can be placed
on any Of them. The New York Erprsss,
however, has a statement: from a correspond
ent that locks probable. After stating that
there win probably be no immediate advance
On Manassas Junction or Aqua Greek, the
writer proceeds
About 1900 troops are collecting on the
Pennsylvania lius, including the Fort Sumter
force, Capt. Doubleday, a body Of United
States engineers, artillery, cavalry, etc.
-Four brlgadss-sixteen regiDsnts-win be
at Chambersbu-g by the close Of the week.
Col. Buffers rife regiment, McMunen's com
Pany Of desperate roughs, the Scott legisn, and
the Philadelphia city troop are among them.
The artillery will al be regulars. Three
battalions OF that arm are under orders, and Of
these The chief is the Fort Sumpter garrison.
Gen. Patterson's aim has been to secure those
who have seen service. Col. Dare's fire r. gi-
ment Of Philadelphia City Guards will be part
Of the marching armv. which Il is supposed
will not be l-ss than 20 eco. Tbs confederate
forcs are being posted at Richmond, Harper's
Ferry and Norfolk The movement planned
ont for The United States corps d GTnses IF Gen.
Mcclellan ia from the west; for Gen. Mellow
all from Washington, leaving Gen. Butler for
the sesboard. General Scott is either TO force
the coafederates 10 concentrate at Richmond,
and risk q battle there, or to cut them off in
detail and thus render the capture of the main
point more EASY.
WcCleIlan's men, it is said, will lead Tire
forlorn hope at Harpsr's Ferry, supported BY
The Scott legion. Brigsdier General Thomas
is spoken Of 20 having been fixed upon 70 eria-
mand the brigade. He is a skilfui ofi,er aud
was lately lionel Of the cavalry regiment 3
Chamberstlrg This latter Fore. fs Expected
to be increased By additions from Fort Leav.
enwoTtb, from the companies which have seen
service shere on the great plains. so that ths
cavalry will be not only numerous but exceed
inglv ffsctive.
Gen. Mcclellan, it is thought, viii do most
service BY crossing from Grafton TO Winches.
ter and the .9lleY. To hold this position he
must also take up a position at Strasburg, so
as to prevent Lees forces east Of the noun
tsins from a quick transit by railroad to bis
rear.
Holding these two positions, and Gen. Pat
~terson's corps moving IN force upon Harper's
Ferrv. not only would the latter be Gu. Of, but
the Confederaies ct Manassas Junction and
elsewhere assailed or threatened simultaneous
" from Arlington, would be an uaenviabIe
way.
The purpose Of the government is 70 force
enemy to retreat OF 6ghs, as Harper's
Ferry and Manassas Junction are essential to
The safety Of the force at Charlottesville. Cul-
psper, fredericksburg and Aqua Creek. II
these be lost, the rapid movements Of three
snch armies as those approaching from the
West, the North and the Potomac, wonld rem
it impossible to maintain any post north Of
Richmond.
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.1ReesTaacTLsTIos Il TIE CITY.
SEE FlR,T AEO FOUsTa FasEs.

III
Tie proc'amation Of Governor JACKSON, q
Missouri teisSraphie synopsis Of which we
published yesterday mOrning-wiU, If We ar
not deceived in cur suTmises, produce a very
important change in the war policy Of the
usurpsrs at Washing on. The governor emu
perates the wrongs and indigritiss inflicted
upon the people OF bis State BY the federal
nvrmidons, and calls out fifty Thousand Of The
STATE militia for the purpose Of rePeliing the
invaders.
This movsmsat viii give ample employment
For al tts Io0ps which M. LINCOLN can
muster from the free Safes Of the Northwest
and will, IN all probability, postpone foF ss
present at least, bis contemplated raid in this
direction down the river and, valley Of the
Mississippi. There can be little doubt bu,
thai Governor Jackson will receive material
aid from the 8 ate Of Arkansas, provided be
should desire and ask for it. Our friends
across tie river will Be both rcady End willing,
at ary time, to shift the scene Of conflict from
their vi soil ard fight eeir battles within
the borders Of Missouri.
Besides, this sction OF The governor Of Mis-
souri,, coupled with the moral force Of the
election in this STATE, on Saturday last, viii
nerve he arms and buoy the hearts and hoper
Of our friends in Ksntucl who, we fee, per
suadsd, will lever submit to an invasion Of
their State By the Vsndsls OF the North.
Should these speculstions prove to Be true,
and they have an TIE force Of probability,
LINCOLN viii very soon ind himself check
mated IN the West, as be is already in Viz
giuis and BY the 4th Of July the South viii
have him completely on the defensive.
This proclamation Of Governor JACKSON
will arouse TIE dormant enthusiasm and inspire
the hopes and confidence Of the native popuia-
ton OF Missouri, and elicit TIE synpathies Of
TIE people Throughout the South and South
west, while it will give redoublsd zeal 10 our
troops already IN the field.
A few weeks experience of that protection
promised tc the loyal States BY the Lincoln
government, has taught Missouri a severe,
though an sfectual iessoa-one which her
people can never forget and we bail the proc
lamqtion Of the Governor es the hsrbiDger Of
Der early release from The tbraldom IN which
sae bss been bound o. the tyraBnioal chains
- che fsEa-,f rrrur7a-r
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F~AVETTEFtLIE5 AENE., June 10 'Ol.
EUzToRs APPEAL; The decree has been pre-
n%ounesd, and the people Of Tennessee stand
free, Independent and sovereign in their own
right and majesty. Ga Saturday last we voted
in this good cid county OF Lincoln, FOR szPA-
RATIOS UNANIMOUS, and only nine againstr rep
reservation, in a vote Of twenty mine hundred,
and from eight hundred to enc thousand alb
sent 10 the field.
Here We have taken final and eternal fare
well Of our cross, grabbed, ilI-humored, mill
tsry and despotis old bachelor UHele San, and
unitei our fate and fortunes, for veal and for
woe, no1 and forever, with our young, boau-
tiful, fair and lovely Cousin Sal, alias the
Confederate States.
Cousin Sal, f~orsvsrl Who would not part
with such an uncle for such a cousin ? she
may be all that a sister could be, and far sore
tlan cousin and sister both, consoEt Sal.
VIII or can any county be more united in
devotion to their rights than old Lincoln?
Yours, truly, G. ". J.
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KEEP SoHER.-A nsn named Austin Glib
bon, residing or Oregon Hill, was taken into
custody on Saturday, by two citizens, for
using reasonable language. He declared that
be was boEn under the stars and stripes
and intended to Give, fight and die under
then" Yesterday be was arraiened before
the mayor, who reminded him OF the fact that
Virginia had cut loose from the cid confeder-
sey that the "stsrs apd stripesp were Hou
the coiors o. toe snsmie8 Of The Common
Sealih and that aEy msn, 10 this CITY, who
sxpressfd a pusposS 10 fight under .ha. flag.
rather than uphold the banner upon whoa
proud folds sFs lnacFibed " sc &Mnsr TyTan-
ais,s uttered iressonsb bic language Tbs pris-
oner claimed 70 be = sound southern man, ana
svoRed that be was intoxicated at the nme
and bad no recollection OF having used the
language aseribsd to bin, but the a com
mitted him 10 await further invssisaton.-
Richmond Wig.
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TIE Baltimore hebeas corpus case, IL al its
details, to the conclusion, is now before tie
country, authoritatively, and ID such shspe,
too, hat every observer OF trsBfpiring events
en- form bic own opinion a. 70 The extert Of
The lawless despotism with which the s5oli-
ton authorities at Washington are determined
to enforce their views and policy In TIE pres
ent contest And IT must be evident that It is
tie intention Of tyrannical executive &c over
ride The CO ordinate branches Of he old fed
ersl sYstsm-tbe Judiciary and laEislshYe-
as fully and eozp!etely as hs has vrntured to
disregard the provisions Of the eon5titution,-
wI'ich latter, SO far az The war preparations
already made are concerned, hiss been 50 pal
pabiy abrogstsd, that Il is universally ar
knowledged, ard BY none more freely than the
abolition psrtisans Of the North, who seek to
excuse l. because Of what they term The nsees-
stiles Of the times.
But The most outrageous usurpstion yet az
temPted-and, by the way. it seems to have
been seeonplishsd-is TIE crushing on. Of tie
juaicial branch Of tie government, in ths csse
Of Mr.. BzRRTalAE, at Baltimore. To enable
our readers to form a correct estimate Of the
character OF the dssr0tism, we briefly reeap!t-
ulsts the facts or points in The Ease. Judge
TANET, a chief justice Of the supreme court,
issued a writ Of ha5sas corpus to one Of LIN
coLE's generals, commanding him to bring be-
fore the court a prisonsr then detained in Gus
tody. The military tyro refused. Judge T.
t5s.erpon issued a writ CT atiacbmenG against
Gen. -CADwALLADEH for contempt q court,
but this could got be served bsrsuss The gates
Of The fort were closed upon the officer Of The
court. Being satisfied that, surrounded as
this military ebisftain is by thousands Of men,
the Efforts Of a civil posse to execute the witt
would be unsvziliBg, The venerable judge ap-
peslsd to The executive for aid to enforce the
eiicis Of lhe court, and the request was re-
fused.
These are he FACTS. and it is unnecessary
for us 10 make any deductions therefrom. The
conclusions are inevitable. Dsspotisn is, and
is 10 be, the rule-'bs constitution is to be
overridden. No remedy is at hand. Military
government is to Be supreme, and it will be
enforced BY the powers that be to every extent
necessary to insure ths success Of their imps-
rious iHrpntions. The supreme court is
crushed now-the functions Of congress have
been assumed and with a servile soldiery and
a parti-sn congress at hand, ready to bow to
ard enforce any urjast dsmsnd that may be
made. We may reasonably anticipate an early
assumption, publicly made, By LINCOLN and
hfs advisers, Of all the concentrated powers
exercised By the s~utoerat Of ell the Russians.
Thank heaven that Tennessee has detached
from a government SO surely tending
TO despotism, and signifed her desire to Join
her southern sisters under an organic law that
asBr con Be VIOLATED viR impuaiiy!
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eT A commercial house in New Orleans
has received a letter froz their correspondent
in Gllyestsu, in which the writer Gays -four
sent to Texas bss been reship3ed to New Or
leans because "the people have too much in
Galveston" This does Hot look mucn like
r-tarrins ont fhe CaneelerafA slatss-
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Landing Of Abolition Troopa--Greas
xcItemrnII In

Our city was thrown into a perfect fermeBF
Yesterday afternoon, and every man, hoV, and
many Of the women, were ready te take ID
arms to repei the invaders. The cause may be
briefly explained as follows
Il was known yesterday morning, from in
formation brought by parties from below, that
the blocksding feet of our coast bad been sud-
denly reinforced BY from three to five vesssls.
FMS, however, a considered merely freak
Of that particular arm of the abolition service,
az the vessels foat about promiscuously, being
here to-day and a perfectly clean coast to-
morrow.
About O'Clock P. NJ however, matters as
sumed q more practical asp ct. A messenger
arrived By the boat from Tybee. with intsili-
geuce that six boat loads Of abolition troops,
etprcssd 10 number $50 men, had been landed
from the squadron On Dsuhuskie island on he
Caroline csa5t, just opposite Tybte The
news spread over he city in few minutes,
and the greatest excitement prevailed. The
call to arms was sounded 10 the de' aeGmsBts
OF miitsrF remaining N The city, and every
body seemed snxious 70 take part IN circum-
venting and DESTROYING the invaders. Prepa-
rations were immediately made, gaHs brought
out snd Dosts got ready. Gen. LswtoD AMI
staff had left on the mornings eCGt for The
dsfsusss on the coast below the city, and the
preparations were taken IN charge By Com1o-
dOfe Aaftnall.
At a later hour another messenger arrived,
correcting the FIRST account 10 two most i'm
portsDt particulars. The landing took place
at Hi on Head instead Of on Dsufuskie, and
instead OF a feW boat loads the declaration
had commenced early in the morning aud k'Pt
up through ibs greater part Of the day. Com
modore Tattnsli concludes that a gerry large
force has been landed for a regular campaign,
with the view Of taking possession OF Broad
river and Ultimately the reduction Of Charles
ton by an attack il the feaI- This, however
reasonable, is but an inference, as nothing
definite can be known Of tbeir object. Per-
hans they did not have out Of view q deversion
Of forces from our forts and batteries below, SO
a. 70 enable the feet to come in and take pos
session.
Commodore Tattnali went down the river
about 5 O'clock, win three boats and a con-
siderable force, consisting Of the Chatham
artillery and , number Of Infantry. We can
onlv add that matters are in safe halss, and
al prudent and practicable steps possible will
be taken and without delay.
Under toe circumstances, however, 1t will
probably be some days before the actual force
landed and their character can be sscertaiaed
and proper steps taken to displsce them
saU. RsP, I'm.
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Ihe Lelsehold Estate
CzASOERK SALE
en Moasay. JRIy b. 81.

nTRSUAET 20 e aocrse CT ne Caaucsrv Cent AZ
i hgmphis, rendered zt the Novsm1or term. Taaa. In
the case o. J. p johnson vs.. Georss Hau7hrsy and
Va. psfE. i VIII.
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ca Or. r R. Dashiel, OF Jackson, Tenn,
has been appointed principal surgeon, and Dr..
John S. Turner, Of the ssne placs, assistant
surgeon, Of Col. Vim. H. Stephens regiment,
now in camp at Union City. Dr.. Marsble, of
this city, We are pleased 70 learn, has been ap-
pointed principal surgeon in Colonel John Y.
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C~The ladies' OF Norfolk, Virginia, hav-
ing made complete arrangements for washing,
mending or making clothes FOR the soldiers
slltiosed in and about Norfolk, give notice
that they viii be pleaasd to receive from the
different commands all The work Of this de-
nerlpllan they nay wish done.
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PnETEHouD KENTUCKY REe1.
m.rna - nrarrnnnE

II Nv %
The Louisville Courier emphaiicsIly denies
that tbe two regiments at Cincinnati are Ken
tuekisns, and sgain exposes the audacisus dis
honesty % attempting 70 impose them, as The
grnains Kentucky article, on lhs public. Col.
TEHzE1L, who is q BeHtueki.n, refused to
command The sseood regiment and declares
there wasn't ssvea EsBtuekiana iH Accompany.
To fn up he hing, bowsver, Aero ars recruit
Ing agents 81 Tadlsza and otter states. In
Jese7songilis TIE bounty money offered Is ons
kszsrs9 dollaos for each rec-uit. Such an
enormoas sun was Bsvsr bsToTe gigfn for sol
die.s IN ,hB c0ansTy. T~alrgy-two men were
obtained from Louisville, principally fer
eignes.
Lieut.. DEFDEE, who vert from Jefferson
vile With a company has returssd for mere
men. Sixteen o. bic g sogsrs ? deserted When
they reached Cincinnati.