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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON,
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. STONES
COLUMN.
COLONEL BAKER KILLED.

The following despatch from Gen. SToEE's
command 10 The headquarters here has been
received:
EDwARD's FERRY, Oct. 2l.-This morning
at ] o'clock, five companies. of the Fifteenth
Massachusetts crossed the river at Harrison's
Island az daybreak. They had proceeded to
within mile and q half of Leeshurg without
meeting the enemy. and they still bold on,
supported by the remainder of the regiment
and part If tho Twentieth.
A galiaut reconnaissance was made early this
morning b5 Mojor MIX. ofCol. VAN ALLEN S
cavalry, aud CAPT. STEWART, assistant adju-
tant general, from Eaward's Ferry towards
Leesburg, with 80 cavalry. They came on The
Fouiteerth mississippi rebel regiment, receiv-
ed then hse at 80 yards, returned it with their
pistois, and fell back IN order, bringing in one
prisoner. - have possession of the Virgins
Ia side o. EDWARDS Ferry.
Additional accounts say that, up to three
O'Clock to-day, General STONE held his posi-
iion satisfactorily, though bis coInpara lively
small force BPen the island is engaged with
sorae four thousand of the enemy.
a subsequent despatch, received late this
afternoon, saws:
''tfeueral Evans ti1 command Of the rebsl
forces has 0pr feld pieces aud three pieces
masked, with about / 900 wcn A prisoner
who was taken meLtions that be has 600
rebel tloops, and expects reinforcemelts, -
General STONE ct .hat time believed be
could occupy Leesburg 10 day and hold il.
The despatch is datod edwards Ferry
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
FROM KENTUCKF.

CINCINNATI, Oot: Yesterday. General
Sherman telegraphed an urgent demtud for
roinforcemeDts, and in the evening, when Sac.
retpry Cameron aud Adjutaht General Thomas
arrived 10 this city from Louisville, despatch. /.
IS we're nmedi.tely sent To Pit,shulg, Indian
apohs, and Chic'eo, ordering 5000 troops to
be forwarded to General Sherman by special
trains.
These troops are doubtless pow we'll on their
way, and apprehension for tue safety OF Louis.
vile may, therefore, be dismissed.
Everything indicates action 10 that direstion,
and important news may be expected speedily
from the Central Kentucky column.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

gentleman from near Rarpsr's Ferry
furnishes the particulars of eight between six
companies, consisting of parts of The %
Pennsylvania Regiment, ihe 81 Wisconsin,,
and the 18th Massachusetts Regiment, under
command Of Col. John w. Geary, aud 8 900
Rebels.
Early yesterday morning ihe Rebels showed
themselves on Bolivar flights, at Harper's
Ferry. and commenced 80 attack with artillery
upon three companies under Major ]. P. Gould
s'atIoued on the north side of the Potomac.
a constant FIRE was kept up for some hours,
when three companies Of the Sd Wisconsin
Regiment crossed the river, formed into line,
and drove the enemy back, aud succeeded 10
capturing one Of their LsaVy guns. They
we're, however compelled to retreat. wh,ch
they did 10 good order, 10 The river. Here
they were reinforced by three other companies,
and they then, with Col. Geary at their head,
marched npon the enemy, and, after bard fight,
ing, drove them frcm their position and recap
tuted the 32 FOUNDER, columbiaa.
Our forces bad but three pieces Of artillery.
snd these Were fired from this side OF the rive
or until tie enemy Ietreated.
The enemy had seven pieces Of artillery.
beO cavalry, together wish their infantry, and
were completely rouisd and driven back scu.s
three MileA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

Our loss 10 killed aud wounded is Dot over
seven, while that Of the enemy is II least one
hundred and fifty. Col. Ashby, who was at
ihe head Of the enemy, is amoug the rebels
killed.
PoiNT OF ROCKS, Md, Thursday. Oct. t..
Col. Geary, with part of the force under
bis command, achieved glorious victory yes
terdsy at Bolivar, Va, against greatly su
perior force of cavslry, artillery, and infantry,
capturing one S2.pounder, and some prisoners,
Who report that the rebel loss was not less than
$50 10 killed and wounded. Our loss was
four killed and seven wounded, one nortally,
and one missing.
Col Geary was slightly wounded By she'll.
The fight lasted FIVE hours.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

We received, the other day, a couple letters
from Camp Crossmap, Huntingdon County
dated 18th inst. one from Mr.. Samuel Tobias,
ard the other from Mr. w. A. Gates. Mr..
Tobias was formerly hand in this Office. He
says:
"Ws have elected part Of our geld ofi,srs.
Capt. James Bell. Lieut.. Colonel, Captain
James Crewther. Major. With them at the
head Of it, We expect to become the best drill
ed reeimsut in The State. We have received
part Of our uniforms. Such as shoes. caps.
stockings, dtawers, shirts aud blankets, and
expect ibe rest in short time. ODs If our
boys, named s. Blake, WIS shot on the 18th
iust 10 The leg, BY one of The guards whilst be
was, coming into camp, which aas caused a
great deal of excitement. Our efisers ale
veil liked by the men.'
Mr.. Gates says: "They are 10 the Rayest
spirits. There are about twelve hundred men
IN camp. The name of The Regiment is the
Juniata Regiment, and it is composed of good
and brave men. We have plenty to eat
Ihcre have been grear many lies circulated
through Morrison's Cove in relation TO our
ahcers. They are false. Oar ofi,ers do all
N their power 10 make us comfortable. Too
much praise cannot be bestowed on Capt. E..
u. O.isbln for bis generosity and kindness. %
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
BALTIMORE, Thursdsy, Oct. II

Passengers from Harper's Ferry stale that
there was quite battle yesterday, near that
plape. b-tgeen two Regiments of Mississippi
and Al4bam4 soldiers and the l,t Regiment
of Wisconsin and some computes Of the 18Th
Massachusetts, Regimsnt. While the csunon-
aiding was going on across the river, Col. Gsa>
ry crossed with force aud starusi tae Bat
terry, aud succeeded 10 capturing one 80 sound-
or, which ho brought back vita hun across lhs
river into camp. A considerable number
were killed and goundsd on both sides. The
capture Of the cannon is confirmed by dis.
patch from Gen. Banks,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
COURT PRocLMArIoEg.
IL HEREAS .tI,es Honorable FRANCIS NJ tE4A-
W MkLL President q the scN eral Cnnrfs Of GoA.


IL HEREAS. the Honorable FRANCIS NJ tEIA
w NELL. GfeSdeut % the scv eral Courts Of Gosl-
mon lees IL tie sen, III, comrosiie the 10th Ju-
fieial DitI,ic' aid st,silet o. tic Counts oi Oyer
aud Itinabrr. pit Gstorai j n Peavey, fsr tie
IN i az cpt,l and ether IT,, iers il the "a DIS
tr,e -auS A, :. NivELr sal JOHN iAYLoR Es-
quisrs, JUICES Of tine GoHrss o. Common Pleas
tbd justices Of tn, Court of 0ssr aai Tsr4 amer,
auG general Jail Delivery. for the trial &c III capr
tai sI3d other offenders in ;sa county ci Bsgiford-
hage4ssled their praeept aud 10 me directed, for
holdfns Court of Cominpn Pleas, ard General
jail Delivery, aud CouIt Of Oyer aud Terminer
at Bedford, AOl DAY the loth day of Now
next. NorLos Is kvFeby given to an The Justices Of
the Peace, the Corcner aud Constatiss within ths.
said County Of bedford, that they be thea and thsrs
In their proper ptrsons, with ther relis FasnrSsa
and gnsisi9ns, e1aRiaa.ions md -ealss, ger15Aee
branees, 10 do those tllngs which 10 iheiF cfDeea
and In that behalf apperiain 10 be done, and also
they who viii prosecute against the prisoners thas
are on shall be in the Jail of Bedford County, 20 be
then and there to prosecute against them as shal
Dc just
JOHN ], CESSNA, Sheriff,
Sheriass Office, Bedford, Ost, 25, 1881.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

We have received letter intended for pub
lieation from Mr. John W. Niittone, dated at
Camp Cameron, Harrisburg, Oct. 22nd, in
answer to tho advertisement ia the Gazstte,
over The signature of B. F. Meyers, Offering
cns cent reward for his arrest. Mr. Mittonp
states that he was never bound to Meyers, and
cn,plolns seriously of bis treatment. Tho let
ter is too personal TO pablish
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
CASH TERMS.

On account of the hardness of the times ard the
pressing demands for cash upon us, have de-
termined 70 come near TO cash FERNS possible.
Hereafter we must have the cash for all Orphans
Court printing; Auditors Notices, Estrsys, &c;
also all Protf on0tarys printing, occasional adyer-
tisements and handbills.
An new subscribers are also expected to pay their
subscriptions in ddpdnce.
We do not think Executors. Administrators, and
Auditors have need 10 complain at this change Of
terms. They almost at any time rsise the few
dollars that 1t will require to pay the Printers bills
1t viii save bother to them, and be OF immense
benefit 10 us.
0ld Quarters taken at par on all kinds of ac-
counts.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

SYRACUSE, no. Oot 1s.--Tbe rebel Gen.
HaTdeO, who bas recently been reported in
Rentncky, is said TO be marching TO the aid Of
General Price, With twenty thousand troops,
ami is expected 10 reach him by next Sunday.
Nelhihg bas been heard from our advance
guard beyond he Usage. to>day.
lRoNroN, Mo-, 0ct lT.-No other bridge
than bat at Big River has been interfered with
hs tue rebels On the Iron Mountain Railroad
and no rebels are nov known to be near ihe
road,
Tie Eighth Wisconsin Regiment is now
here, apd smother regiment, with N Ir Sabof-
fields battery Of artillery, is understood 10 be
on .ae read. which viii make ihis point secure
against attack.
The rebels are reported ia large force twenty.
hFe miles below this pciut, Snt not ing def,
lite is known as 10 their namseF or design.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
TIE FIGHT NEAR HlRPER'S FER,
RR.
A HANDSOME UNION VICTORY,
SIX COMPANIES WHIP S,0oO REBELS.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Oct. II.

WASHINGTON, IhuTs1ay, Oct. II.
Ooi. Geary, 10 bis dispatch about the affair
at Bolivar, near Harper's Ferry, of which we
gave substantially the same account last night,
states that he crossed the river, with 1000
men FROM bis own and the 18Th Massachusetts,
Regiment, surprised rebel force two OF three
times as large. charged it with bayopet, aud
drove II three miles, capturing 81 pouader,
killiag or wOuDding $50 Rebels, locsing A
msn killed aud 10 wounded, one MORALLY
The dispatch was written on the top of the
cannon captured.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
NEW BATTERIES On TIE POTOMAC

WARRINGTON, Oct. 49, Events on the Po
fomac are rapidly drawing TO head,
The enemy occupied themselves 10 the cree
tiun Of new batteries on ,he Virginia shore OF
the river so that the navigation ls more perll-
Gus to day than il has yet been.
Fhe Federal gun-bo4t Uuioa weut owu the
river last night, w,th srMt pIymIst,r OH
o'a'd, bas returned his mosn,ag, u.yiag been
aaAnls to pass the teri;s.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

PEN ANA this year elected oaly
Representatives, part of Senate, Judges ir
soms districts, and local "fhcers The new
Seuats is Republican or "Peopla's" BY nearly
three to Que, the House ditto by smaller rn !.
jority. The Pennsylvania soldiers an the Uns
ion armies we're entislod to vote az IL at home,
and the Den-retnrn Of their votes leaves many
local resul,s in uncertainty.
ONO elected Union War State Ticket by
soue 80 600 u j,r,ty-David Tod Democrat
Govsrnor. Il is but justice to his Democratic op-
ponent, FL. j. Jewett,to state that he also decia-
red himself for vigorous prosechtioD of the
war. The new Legislature will Of course be
strongly "Uniou," though pretty equslly diyi-
dod as TO political antecadenis.
Iowa has reelected Gov. KrkwSod aud
Chief Justice Llwe IN puelicansl giti, Re-
publican 10 take Col Guitis's Place IN Con
grsss, Horse The Legislature is ppd4eet,oi
TO be al.n Repaoiicao.
MINNESOTA has re-eeeied Cav II as
tRapat'ic n apd gone K4fnbtscsu ..en4f4!i,
y heavy IA rl'ga
IL all ass. W. b'.irve the vpts Is llght
Baitimgre City MS chosen Uniuui.is t, Il j
her Nl1lc,pai U,oucils (h,ll elected shis We .r !.
Fae 5'ces'souis's 'iId uot see Ii to coutesr.
F,nm ) c-s-Ia, We learn tha, GsoaaIA has
ri-rIacied Jnsei.h K Browa G5vernsr by from
5000 TO 10 600 m.j1fity. he Is great
sackier Tor State Rights, and, though Seces-
aionist, obeys JEFF Davis only when he sees
6i.- -.Nsw York TiAuae.
-
10 GoUT can be permanently cured BY "Dr.
laland's Anti Rheumatic Band" Sac Ad
vertise~ens Of "tireal Cure,'' 10 aDoiher COL :
umR-
October. Ath. 1861.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
SENDING BACK TuE COTTON.

The Richmond Eoquirer Of the 14,h instant
says: "Tbe military authorities, setting with
the advice Of Generals BqauregsFd and john
ston, some weeks since published an oficial
notice, in which they requested planters at
toe exheme South not to forward any more
invoices of cotton into the State of Virginia,
but to bold it until further advises. Contra,
ry to thls request several dealers forwarded
by rail TO Richmond several hundred bales,
aud II was immediately returned, ami that, too,
at the expense OF the Shipper, and it is the
order Of Provost Marshal, Gibson, of Rieh-
a'opd, to send back every bale which may hero.
alter lie forwarded"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

Soar, SoAP.-Mr. Charles W. Doll il now
IN this place and is the Agent for the best toi-
let and washing soap, We ever used. If any
cne dcp'i believe Us, just lei them go to Mr..
DOH, and he will give them cake gratis for
trisl. he sells it in quantities, and also be
wishes 10 dispose Of Township wrights.--
Money may b made out Of it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

On the l9tb dag Of Oct. inst, Mr GEoRGE
IcKEs. eyed CT stare, months and S days
Mr. iskes vas married Jan. 10th, 1920, to
Susan Sleek, daughter OF Jacob obd Margaret
Sleek, aud lived haFried life al years, 8
mOutbe4 aud l0.days. Funeral sermon preach
ed by sbs Rev. N. 4 Gates, froul q ID Samuel,
IL Chapt, aod ia verse.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAGHINoroS, Oct. 10, eveuing.- Geu.
stevens having been ordered TO a more mp9r-
i4nt icid of duy. he will be followed by the
Hignlani Regiment, which he bus recently
commanded as Colouel.
A New York and two Pennsylvania regi-
ments are alternately on picket duty at Vienna,
where the HighlaDders have been similar y
employed.
Persons attached to the steam tug R.solute
report thOt about ten o'clock this morning,
while off Occoquan creek, near Budd's Point,
the cable by which the Resolute w4s towing
the schooner F.irfax, from phila1elpbia, broke
when the later drifted towards the shore, and
The rebels started out in boats aud captured
her.
The Rssnluts was, il is added, 6rod at from
the battery 10 that vicinity, bus being unable
to reUdsr assistance, made her way to Wash-
ington, where she arrived this evening.
The Fairfax WAS heavily laden With hay. i,
is reported that the rebels had stretched a
chain over the river 10 impede the passage OF
vessels. The ResOluto being of lighter draa4ht
:hln the F4irfsx pissed ever il.
Gen MeCall, Sllh the Penusy y!yani, Reserve
Corps, together @l'h cavalry aud artillery, lett
Prospec, Hill early ihls morning on a recun>
nuisance.
Information received tu-mght st,tes that
thry bad reached Df,iasgille, about t.a u,i e.
from Prospect Hill, without opposi,ipn.-
Drainsviiie Is within about fifteen mies oi
Lsesbnlg
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

AccIDENT.-Mr. Thomas Knox, several days
ago, whilst coming down Dry Ridge with a
load of boards, met With serious accident
10 attempting TO get oD Ope OF the horses, hc
fell and the wheels of one sido Of .he wagon
run over bis thigh, breakiOg the bore. II is
supposed be will reeo yer.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
ANOTHER COMPANY FOR THE WAR

ANOTHER COMPANY FOR THE WAR.
The "All Hazard Boys" of Coleraio Town
ship, under the command of Capt. Alexande
Compiler, will leave for Harrisburg 90 Tues
day morning, next, the 29rh inst This ia a
fac company, ard Captain Compiler is one of
the bes. drilled ofhoers in the County. A
rare chance for patriotic youog men who wish
to Servo their country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
d Federal Victory In Missouri.
JEFF THOMPSON AND LOWE ROUT.
ED.
FOUR BIG GUNS CAPTURED.
PILoT KNOB, Mo-, Oct 22.- The following
despatch was receiTed here this morning, aud
forwarded 10 headquarters stSt. Louis.
FIELD NF BATTLE

despatch was reeei.ed here this morning, aud
forwarded TO headquarters stSt. Louis.
FIELD OF BATTLE.
FREDERIcKT0wN, Ostooer 22d.
lu company With Col. Plammer's command.
we have routed the rebels of Tbomp.on and
Lowe, estimated at 5000
Their loss was heavy, while ours was small.
aud confined principally TO the First Indiana
Cav,lry.
We captured four heavy guns.
ho~c. the rebel leader was killed.
Major Gavits aud Hymen of the Indiana
cavalry we're killed in charge on a battery.
The command Of Col. PlummeF, referred to
above, was. on Friday morning lasr, ordered
from Cape Girardeau with iustruo ions 20 move
towards Fredericton, aud cut off the reirea of
ThompsOn and loves army.
This toree consisted of VI lrsh'e E.eaiesn,h
Illinois FeFimaut, section ef T4yIor's la ter,
aud SieSart sed Leip0rnaos comp nies Of
cagAls5, al from Cairo. Also part of Plum.
msr Eleventh Missouri, part of Ross S
T~eut Grst Illinois and section of Camp
BELLS battery all from Cape Girardeau.
The force from this point was compos ed of
the Twentieth Illinois, Col. Csrin, Thirty
third Illinois. Col. Hovey;j, Twenty. frst llii-
nols, Col. Alexander; Eighth Wisconsin, Col.
Murphy; First Indiana Cavalry, Col. B4ker;
Captain HAwkius's Independent Missouri Cav
airy, aud four six-pOunders and two twenty.
tour FOUNDERS, under M4jor Scho6eld, of the
First Wisconsin Light Artillery.
iFrederiekiown, where tho action above
mentioned took place, is the county seat of
MAdl"oa county, and is about twenty miles
southeast of Pilot Knoll
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
TELEGR.7PHfC NESS ICE FROM
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
The following message by telegraph was re-
eeiFed at Cleveland lsSt evening:
GaFAT SALT LAKE t'ITF,
Ffiday, Uct. IS. 1861.

GREAT SALT LAKE tITr,
F'lday, Uct Is, 1861.
Hon J H. VIDE, President P4cif, Tsle
graph--Sr: Permit tne 10 congratulate yon
on The compie'iou Of the Overland Telegraph
line West TO this city; to commend tho energy
displayed by yourself and associates IN the
rAp'd aud successful prosecution os work so
beneficial and t. express the wish that its use
may ever tend TO promote the true interests Of
the dwellers on both The Atlantic and Pacific
slopes of our continent
Utah has not seeded, but i: is 6rm for the
Constitution and laws Of our once happy cuun-
try, and is warmly interested in successful en-.
rIises as the one So far completed
BRIGHAM YOUNG
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
coNFlscATIox OF NORTHERN DEBTS.

The Richmond Euquirer Of tbs 14th instant
says: "lt was understood at Richmond by
gentlem1n who is connected with the Depart
ment of the Interior, that the returns we're
being made of debts due to the alien enemies
with the utmost promptitude, and that from the
city OF Petersburg there would be realized
sun not iess than six hundred thousand dol
lars. As for RlchmonG, it was difficult to
est'mata the aggregate, bat the lowest est-
mate . laced It st two millions of do!lsrs.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

TIE LEdIsLATURE.-Tbe Harrisburg Tele-
graph, sums up the Legislature as follows:
Senate, Rep. 23i Dem. 10-House, Upion So;
Dem. 42. We will publish correct list
When We receive il.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25
MARRIED.

On the 10th INST. ct The residence Of A Fl.
Hull. Eco, in Union Tp.ts A. VI Hull Esq.
Dir. THOMAS SLEER 10 Miss MARY SMITH.
boih Of s O.nirsyllls, Bsdf9ri CJ. Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

An EXCELLENT Mar -Lloyd's Military
Map Of the Southern States. For Sale by @.
w Greene, Bedford Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

BLAIR CoUarr Wars.-ThIs paper has
passed toto the hands of VI essrs. Brotberline
keatiy. Il will, no doubt, be we'll cODduos-
ed under them.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-10-25

81 Reader have you seen Prof. Woods aa-
-vertisement in cur paper. Read "a; il viii in
.teTest yea.
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Making3 per cent. for the year end
ing Aug 1861 Said per cenase to be cast upon the orig
na amount of the premium noe without reference to any
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in Montpelier, on before the 10th day of Oct, 1901.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands OF the
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CANCER.

pOCTOR r. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
Ii habtants of Hardwick, vicinity and community a.
large that he has removed to South Hardwck' CaeuoS
10 VI where he intends to make the Treatment OF oah
cer-(r its raroS stages speciality in business, III
connection with Chronic Diseases, private or common, ~
ment of the above named Dease-from 30 years expert
ence in the treatment of Cancer and all condtohs OF e
system producing that Disease, he would say 70 tno
Won what to do. All Counsels grauitous Any amount o
References will be given to the credulous on appcalIh
The Doctor is regular Physician OF IN" olu schoo'-
means all he says, and no HumbuS. GOV
Sou.t IIarawick. June "a. 1861. -o'