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The national Republican., 1861-08-12
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed al The First Session Of The Thirty Sere'r'
Congress.
tPupLIC No. 5l.1

fPupLIC-No. 5l.1
AN ACT to punish certain crimes against the
United States.
p BeR s,dclst by The Senate and Horse Of Rq'
rcs,ntatires Of n. United States Of Ame'ica.ia
,ongress assembled That If any person shall be
guilty Of the act Of recruiting soldiers or sailors
in any State or Territory Of the United States
10 engage in armed hostility against the United
States, or who shall open recruiting station
ior The enlistment OF such persons, either as
regulars or volunteers, to serve as aforesaid
shall be guilty Of high misdemcanor, and upon
conviction 10 any court Of record having juris-
diction of the offence, shall be fined q sum not
less than two hundred dollars nor more than
one thousand dollars, and confined and impris-
oned for period not less than one year nor
more than five years.
Sec. .. And Do Il ttUther enacted, That the per-
son so enlisted or engaged as regular or volun-
teer shall 10 fined In like manner sum Of
one hundred dollars aud imprisoned not le's
than one nor more than three years.
ApprVred, August s, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
TPuBITc No. 5S1


AN ACT to increase the pay OF The privates in
the regular army and OF the volunteers in
tho service of the United States, aRd for
other purposes
Be Il enacted Jy he Sel,ate aI,cI House nt Hp.
ItseotatircS Of he United States ot .ime,ico in
Congress assembled, That the pay Of the pri
Yates in the regular army and volunteers in
the service of the United States be thirteen dol
lars per month for three years from and after
the passage of this act and until otherwise fixed
by law.
Sec. .. Ilnd be IL further enacted, That the
provisions Of the act entitled "An act for the
relief of the Ohio and other Volunteers ap.
proved July twenty fourth, eighteen hundred
and sixty one, be and the same are hereby ex.
tended to all volunteers mustered into the ser
vice of the United States whether for one. Two,
or three years, Or for and during the war.
Sec 5. And he il further e,Nctttl That all the
acts, proclamations. and orders Of the rresi.
dent Of the uoi,ed States after the fourth oi
March, eighteen hundred aud siyty-Oue, respect
ing the army aud navy Of the Cui;cd States
and calling out or relating To the militia or
volunteers from the Statcs, are hereby 8p.
proved and in all respects legalized and
made valid, TO the same intent and with The
same effect as If they had been issued aud dons
under the previous express authority and direc'
ton Of the Congress OF the United States,
ArpTorCd, .t"g"st Il, lSGl,
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
.[PuBLlc-NO. j2.l

AN ACT 10 promote the efficiency ol the Engi:
neer and Typographical Engineer Corps, and
for other purposes
D. Il enacted Jy he Scnaie and House rt Rep.
res,ut1tir,s of ho United States Of America il,
Congress assembled, That there shall be added
10 each Of tho corps Of engineers, aud topo-
graphical engineers, by regular promotion OF
their present officers, two lieutenant colonies
pnd four majors.
= Sec. 2. .iiid be il further enacted That there
shall be added to the corps Of typographical
augiuccrs one company Of soldiers, TO be com.
,nsndcd by appropriate officers OF said corps. to
have the Bam1 pay aud rations, clothing aud
other allowances, and TO be entitled 10 the same
benefits in every respect a. the company cre-
ated by the act for the organization of a COM
rany Of sappers and miners and pontoniers, ap.
proved May sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
torty.siX. The said company shall be subject
to the rules and articles Of war, and shall have
he sane organizations rs the companies of en-.
gineer soldiers attached to the corps Of engi-
neers.
Sec. >. Ind bc i taulhG cnuciei, That vacan.
ees hereafter occurring among the commits.
stoned officers Of tho volunteer regiments shall
bo filed by the Governors of the States respect
lively in the same manner as original appoint
men,s. And 50 much of the tenth section Of
the act approved July twcnty.second, eighteen
hundred and six,y.onc, as is inconsistent here
with hs and the sanle is hereby repealed.
Sec. !. Ind be Il further enacted, That the
President Of tho United States is hereby author
i2c,l 10 appoint two additional inspectors gen
sral Tor the United States army: said inspect
ors general to have the same rank and receive
the same pay and allowances as now provided
by law Tor inspectors general.
Sec. ). AID be itf,pther e,,deted, Thatso mucl
Of the arst section Of the act approved Augus
fifth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, as author
izes the appointment Of civilians 10 superinten,
the national armories be and the same il hereb,
repealed, and that the superintendent Of thes
armorcs shall be appointed hereafter from of
GERS Of tho Ordnance Department,
.fpWUred, August g. 1861.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

When Club Of subscribers has beea forwarded.
additions may be made 10 II on the same terms II
not necessary that the Subscribers 10 Club ,hould
receive their papers at the samo post office.
Money may bo forwarded by mail, at our risk.
Large amounts an DO remttod In drafts on Boston
New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore; smaller
amounts iD god, or in notes of so!vsut banks. Ad
dress W. } MCRThGH \ co,
Irdshif.o,on, u. c.
HF- The daily National Rcpnblicon is pubii.hsd
mum In advance.
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
IPupLIC-No COL

AN ACT explanatory of an act entitled An
act concerning the Attorney General and
the Attorneys and Marshals Of the several
districts"
BE Il enacted by The Seaalc and House Of Rtp
resentatires Of the United States of America, l.,
Congress assembled, That nothing In the act of
which this act Is explanatory shall bs construed
to repeal, mcdify, or In any way affect any law,
now in force, defining or regulating the duties
Of the Solicitor of the Treasury.
Arprorcd, august 4, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
[PUnLIC--No 6G.l
AN ACT relative to appeals 10 the Supreme
Court of the United States,

AN ACT relative to appeals TO the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
Be il enacted by The Senate and House Of Rep.
resentaiiueS Of hc United States Of imerica in
Congress- assembled That in all cases OF appeal!
which have been or may hereafter he duly
taken by both parties from the Judgment or
decree Of any district or circuit court TO the
Supreme Court Of the United States, a tran
script of the record filed in the Supreme Court
of the United States by either party on his ap.
peal may be used on both appeals and when.
ever in such cases one record shall have been.
or may hereafter be, filed by either party In
said Supreme Court, both appeals shall be
heard thereon by the court in the came manner
as il records had been filed by the appellants in
both cases.
Sec. ?. Ind be il further enacted, That the
district attorney OF the United States Of any
district in California may transoribe and certify
to the Supreme Court OF the United States tho
records Of the district court Of his proper dis
trict in all land cases whereiR the United States
is a party, upon which appeals have been or
may be taken TO the Supreme Court of the
! United States and the records so certified by
such district attorney under his hand, aud filed
in the Supreme Court OF the United States
shall be taken as true and valid transcripts, tc
the same intent and purpose rs If certified by
the clerk of the proper district court and th'
said district attorneys for the districts Of Cali
iornia shall be authorized TO employ sucl
clerks. not exceeding three in number, as ma,
be necessary to tranecribe such records. at
compensation, for each of such clerks. not OK
ceeding one hundred anil fifty dollars pc
month, which shall bo paid out of the appro
pristion for special and other extraordinar,
expenses Of California land claims and /
shall be the duty Of the clerk OF any distrio
n nj ha Iric
attoyney of that district, to deliver to him tn
records 10 the cases aforementioned on whcl
. appeals have been or may be taken, for th
purpose Of having them transcribed and upo
refusal or failure to do 80, such clerk sha
+ forfeit and pay to the United States the SUI
8 Of five thousand dollars for each offence I
be recovered in an action Of debt In any COIL
. Of competent jurisdiction /: and such clerk shal
il moreover, be incapable Of holding his sal
l. office Of clerk, or nny Office under the Unite
:. States.
:. .tnpr0rcd, iugust u, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
lPcpL.c REsoLurrox No. 81

4 RESOLUTION authorizing an examination
Of James's projecsiles for riled cannon.
Resolved by he Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentdtires Of Mc Uni!ed cf .imericu, IN Congress-
Assembled That the Secretary Of the Navy be
and he Is hereby authorized 10 allow Charles
r. James, Of Providence, Rhode Island, TO rife
one of tho large ordinary navy guns made for
throwing round shot, and to have il tested sui
licicntly to settle the question of lis capacity to
use rGed projectilss without danger aud also
to direct such experiments as may be sufficient
TO ascertain the relative and comparative value
OF said proiectilc and cannon thus rined.
.ApprOrcd .iuguSt G, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
CALTs' STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
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RrD2rtb,rn
l,Fr. M 90 PtrpsvlSanis tTsHne = tween Ei"V
enth and Twelfth streets
sr- Wood prepared any length or Size, ordc,iYcred
cord length. -
sU Coul scrc,ncd before delivery, iunc lit
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
[FUBLlC No. OIL

Being al act 10 create a Metropolitan Police
District Of the District Of Columbia, and to
establish Police therefor. will BE- published
on Tuesday.
The national Republican., 1861-08-12
FoR THE CURE or
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,

Weakness or Debility, Tlatslsnoy ana Nausea,
Loss Of Appetits, Nervousnsss, tivsr Com :,
plants, Bilious Hsvsrs, and all Diseasss
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
As A PRIvRNT1vl FOR YEvlR AND AGBA.
THESE slTrtss ARE NOT tpuAlifu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05
NE1aT SEssIoS.

The Senate was called to order at 0 clock,
Iaeut GOV. MoNTAoCH III the chair.
House bin 10 organize the Metropolitan
juari. OF Richmond was taken up and
passed and communicated 10 the House.
There being no farther business before the
Senate the chair was vacated by the rresi-
dent, after which Mr.. WICkHAN was called 10
ing resolution, which was adopted
gs.olsed That the Senate hereby bear renew cd
testimony - the ability, fidelity aud iIapa rita iIy
with which Lieut.. GOV. koBsRT l.. MoSTAdC
has during the present session, discharged the
duties al presiding officer ofthis body.
After a short recess, the Lieut. Governor re
.umeI the chair, and Mr.. JOHNSON offered the
following resolu lion:
Re.alrsd, That the House Of Delegates be iu-
formed thai the Senate is road y 10 al purr 10 the
la Aoaday in Dscslnher next.
The rcsolu tion was adopted, and was COM
municated 10 the House by Mr.. JOHNSON.
a message was received from the House,
through Mr. Seldom, rs follows:
Reesre3 ~ TIE General 4sscpatly, That the Cover
gsr be and ,s hereby authorized ana directed. "a
cAuse'the inmates 81 the peultentiary 10 be en-
by "a .ATse.unHt or Otherwise. so Tar Az the same
cau be done CYGststeatty with the m&nufactpTiu as
Interest ct the institution and the Governor alao
b. requested - apply the proceeds Of the la o
c'urio;s e aG IN conducting the operations Of the
FenNent!ary.
The resolution was concurTed IN and com.
nuuicated 10 The House.
message WAS received from the House
through Mr. lKsBY, that tho House was
ready TO @dlonrn.
Mr.. Johnson then read the re-olu ton adopt
FL mpiimentinE the President.
The PREsIDgsr responded with n few APP
propriate remarks, aud the Senate adjourned
sine lie
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From ashinyton.

WAsHISdToS. April 1.-Two COMPANIES o.
Light Artillery, with 80 Washington carmen
ters, went on special train to Fort Uamii
ton this morning. Great curiosity is felt I,
know their ultimate DIES tnaton.
-r, a.nong Inc Presidents appointments is Dir
Thos. IL. Fisher, of Fauquier U. s Marsha,
for stern Virginia ~
captain Stringham is to command the Gul
squadron. The reasons for an increase of ma
val FORCES there are merely conjectural
me extreme caution pursued by the Admin
, ,s,!, On All subjects, gives rise to man,
wariike rumors, and the Government seems ~
have adopted the determination to be know
only by its acts AA' W
Inc steamer Pawnee, lying off Washington
is ready for a cruise to parts unknown. Sh.
VIII probably leave Saturday.
1t Is stated, with an air of truth. that Sc
cretary Blair asserted, Monday, in the mos
positive terms, that "A majority of the Cabine
we, We're decidedly opposed to the withdrawal o
the forces from amy Southern fort.
~ Is reported to-day that Secretary Smitl
hnds himself in a minority on the Southern
question, and is dissatisfied at the ultra view:
OF his associates
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
AFairs in Petersburg.
PETIRaBURG. April

PBrERsBuRG. April 8. 1861.
The Geographic dispatches from Texas, to-
day, created great sensation In our city
Numerous conjectures as to the truth of the
news, and, II true, as TO the course the South
ern Coniederacy would pursue, have been
made.
The volunteer force of Petersburg is very
large, and do not believe there is solitary
man, whose name is enrolled, but would will
lngly, even gladly, obey any call TO aid the
Southern States in their laudable enterprise
When the proper time arrives, they Will prove
their de yo ton by action.
Another large crowd collected at the Norfolk
Depot this evening, 10 welcome old Abe
agent with a ospitabe coat OF tar and fea-
Theirs, but no agent appeared II Is believed
that notwiths landing all his braggadocio, he
has been frightened out of all idea OF taking
his post.
serious accident occurred in Blanford
yesterday, nearly resulting in the death OF a
white woman, named Mrs. Breshwood. Two
stalwart negroes, who, in the enjoyment OF
their holidays, had imbibed too freely, en-
gagged in a dsticuff in front OF Mr.. Bresh-
woods store, when he went out TO separate,
and, IL possible, TO arrest them. He succeed
ed ia parting them, when one of them, Selling
Ii heavy stone, threw II with great force at his
adversary II missed him and struck MRS.
i on the breast, knocking her inseneibIe.--
Had the stone struck little lower, che
would have been undoubtedly killed. The
negro was punished TO The full extent OF the
law
The ingpeetions of tobacco for the last half
year, ending April LIST, show falling on OF
nearly 600 hhds in comparison with the pre-
gious half year. The -four inspection for the
last quarter, ending April 1st, amounted 10
ID, 800 barreIs--a falling off in this department
Also
Tie Petersburg Feriiiizlng Company are
doing q tremendous business In the manufac-
tare OF manipulated guanos. Their sales
average over $50 900 per month; an evidence
OF the appreciation Of their manures by the
farming COR nnunity.
series =. lectures for the benefit OF the
poor 10 In contemplation, and, / hear, will
Aoon be commenced. Rev Moses ID. Hoge, Of
your city, Will open the course.
Mon CRUR.
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The Markets..

NORFOLK, April Cotton tirm-Sales OF good
at Ia3c prime l2i cts; inferior lei4ll9 cts; stock
light Corn-Sales Of loo. 900 bushels for the
yellow o2g162ac.; white 6iGI65c. mixed 60c Flour
aud Naval Stores dull. Slaves active, with no
change in prices.
BALTIAoKg, April 4.-Flour active. and partial
lv l2c higher-Howard and Ohio, y. 37G6s5 So
Wheat sc. higher-red, 81 .31ItSl.37 Corn quiet
mixed 50@t55c yell ow, 6oGU6lc.; white. $50 s5c.
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey firm at lsc.
New YORK, April 4-Noon.-Flour Sc lower
Wheat has downward tendency. Corn dull
Whiskey lsi0lslc. stocks dull and lower-N. Y .
Centrals, 5st Va; g. 7Sa No: as, S5.. p NJ
Ieavy-suntheqap uuchanned wbe:t bstt tgHr
white Ic. higher. Corn steady mixed 62!@6sc.
new Southern yellow Csc Pork trm-mess SIG
II IL. Whiskey steady at IsMlSac. Sugar &C.
lower-MuscovadO 4tG6ic.; Havana 4iQ7c. Cot
fee hrm-Rio 1lBMl9ic. Naval stores quiet
Stocks dull and l0wer-Mo 6's e6
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
EjFss-S,csss{on &c

CHARLoTrB, n. O., April LIST, 1851.
There have been five fires in this place with
in the last four days, two of which occurred
this morning, within two hours of each other.
They are the work of incendiaries, and our
community is very much incen sed thereat.-
Nearly every place of business Is closed, and
an Organized body Of " Regulators" is at this
time on duty throughout the town and its
surroundings. They have already arrested a
number of persons, and are in search of seve-
raj other suspicious characters.
The Secession Convention. which was held
not long since in Goldsboro', adjourned to
meet in this place on the Goth of May, the an
niyersary of the Mecklepburg Declaration OF
Independence. This, no doubt, 10 in tended al
4 omplim snt 10 old Mecklenburg, as she is
still peopled with brave hearts; all of whom
are tor immediate secession, and dislike the
idea of being compelled to submit to Abolition
rule.
We have two fiourishing Institutions of
learning in this place--the " Female Seminal
ny and the " North Carolina Military In
stitute." The latter is one of the finest insti-
tutions of the kind at the South, and is free
from ali seciarian influence. Its Superin ten
don't, Major d. Il. Hill, ian extract of whose
80 eloquent Essay on Education - i noticed
some time since III the Disp1tch,) was dis
tnguished officer in the Mexican war, and is
Il gallant SON of the gallant little State of
South Carolina.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Z. Ii L..
tLaRwsvILLE, April 2, is

CLaRKsvIILR, April 2, 1851.
The secession fever here is high, and is get
ting higher. A subscription list was In circu.
lation last week for the purpose of purchas-
ing a tremendous secession flag. The requi-
site amount of the ''resdy' was raised in a
trice. Capt Il. y. Overbey, a wealthy and
cordial State Rights man, giving V when
called on, The order has been sent to Rich
naond, and we hope to raise the largest and
finest flag, on next Saturday, that the State
has yet seen. The military will turn out on
the occasion, and brave men and pretty wo-
men will cheer and salute the banner Of free
dom. The Messrs. Moss, the largest tobacco
nists In the State, intend hoisting the Pal
metto over their mammoth factory in few
days.
We appointed delegates, last Saturday, to
the State Rights Convention, which meets in
Richmond on the 10th April.
Judge Gholson's Court commences at Boyd
ton to-day. lie has n very fun docket. A
great many suits have been brought to his
Court.
We miss the excellent Washington CORES
pendent of the Dispdtch. Zed, though the
last letter in the alphabet, is A No. cores
pondent. Where is y OCCASIONAL.
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Disturbance at Fortress Monroe.

NORFOLK, April 4-There is a reported dis
turbance among the workmen Al Fort Mon
roe A Palmetto flag was raised under the
fere.
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Aitbmnnh 4ispatrk.
rRIpAY MORNING APRIL 5, 1851.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA
fExTRa SESSION.
SENATE.

THuRspAy, April 4th, 1851.
The senate Vas called to order at 10 o CLOCK,
Mr. CARSON in the Chair.
mills Passed House bill amending ana re-
enacting the LIST section OF chapter iss or the
Code edition of 1860. BY this amendment the
t,i,c,s on The same footing with faro, &c.
1rausa bill to incorporate the Leerburg and
point OF Rocks Turnpike Company. House
bnl granting the right OF way to Mining and
Manufacturing Companies in the common
wealth.
Rssofuffon. Mr.. BRkNSos offered resolu'
,,on granting compensation 10 the Commas
sioners appointed 10 audit the HarPer's Ferry
claim.
The resolution was adopted
MIR Gl4IRosSR moved the Senate take re-
cess until = o'clock. Agreed 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

FATAL ACCIDHST.-The freight train on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ran off 4 few
miles above Forest Depot Saturday last
While assisting in the effort to replace the cars
on the track, Mr. John Nuckols, of Lynchburg
an employee OF the company, was forced into
an eInbankment by de tached car and almost
literally buried He was extricated " it'll much
difficulty, but the in uries he received were of
an internal character and have since proved
fatal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

CAsUALTY.-At Charleston, s. c. Monday
afternoon, as Mr.. J r Smith, of Portsmouth
Va, recently Elm ployed as 4 carpenter in the
construc ton of the South Carolina State ba t.
teries, was in the act of securing flag taft
from one OF the fourth story windows of the
Pavilion Hotel, his hold slipped and he was
precipitated from the staff 10 the ground. The
terrible conclusion of the fall broke his left
arm, severely crushing the hand. The pa tient
was removed TO the Roper Hos pital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

PRoTRACTED SLEIGHISG.-The Bangor Union
of a late date says, "we have now had unin-
terrupted sleighing since the 26th of Novem-
Der, period of 126 days. 1t is still good in
the country, and by no means entirely gone
in this city. Central street still boasts of good
three feet of ice and snow. Other streets,
however, more exposed TO the sun, are quite
bare, and wheels are used nearly as much a.
runners
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DEATH FROM HyDRoPHoBIA.-Ou Friday last,
Frances, aged Il, daughter of Jno. Marks, tai
lor, of M0untville, Lancaster CO., Pa, mani
Tested symptoms of hydrophobia, and, not
withs landing medical aid was instantly called
in, she died the same evening. She and her
sister were attacked and bitten by 4 dog about
six weeks ago, but no symptoms of the fear
full disease had been exhibited until last Fri
day. II is hoped the other sister may not be
attacked.
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ENORMOUS PROFITS OF RAILROAD The
Cleveland and Erie Railroad, about 80 miles
long, earned, in 1860, 81 ,664 900, al 4 cost of
St2p ,000 leaving net profit OF 81 ,233 900 on a
capital-representing cost of building and
equipping the road-of only 81 ,6O2 900, sho wing
a net profit of nearly twenty seven per cent.
The funded debt is only $1,602, 900. The COM
pany could, therefore, after paying interest on
the funded debt Of seven per cent, declare q
diyidend of TWEEN -four per cent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days,
FUTURE Ddk0.
BY Goddin 4 Appcrson, Aucts.

VALUABLE REAL EoTATE IN SID.
CULvERT STREETS, ron sALE AT AuCrfaN
viii be sold at auction, on the promises on MON
DAY the sth April, ls61, at o clock +. NJ hat
most beautiful Lot located Ms above, wing from
ON the south side of Grove street OF l55 feet aud
. depth OF lsa feet to a wide alley. On this lot
conveniently arranged Of W hicli is OCCUPIED
by Mrs. Walder. and the other by Mrs Armstrong
at AN annual rent of Sl75 each. There will be to
the West OF these enements about 20 feet OF vacant
ground, which will be divided, If desired. into
three lots of 40 feet each. This property Is nearly
opposite to the residences of Messrs. John c. Sba.
Ter aud Charles Norriss aud is, without doubt
among the most beautifully located OF any In Sid.
ney he particular attention OF those wishing
to purchase property outside Of the corporation
is respectfully allied to this sale.
THRMs.-One- fourth cash balance at J. g. and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added se-
cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1861 to be
paid by the purchasers.
ap5 GODDIN &APPERSON Aucts