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The national Republican., 1861-12-02

FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS IN WAsHINGroN-
Admiral Remand and Can't. G. Marquis de Mon
;aiguac, of the French q ct now on our coast,
arrived in Washington yesterday, and on Fri
day were presented to the President by Secre-
tary Seward. During the forenoon they visited
the navy yard, in company with Secretary
W-lles where they were received by Com.
mander Dahlgren and other officers. In full
drpss. A salute was fired, and the stars and
s,riaes hoistcd with the Ff"nch tri-color. In
he evening they were present at dinner
given at Scr ,ary Stewards. Secretary Welles.
Assistant Secretary Fox, Commodore Colds
rrou1h. aud Commander Dahgren, were also
among the invited guests.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

Nor VERY GENrLEMANLY.-A complimentary
dinner was recently given at Washington, to
Mr.. George d. Prentice, Of the Louisville Jour
nal. Secretary Cameron made on the occasion
a brief address, complimentiDg Mr.. Prentice,
and indicating in some degree his policy in the
war Mr.. Prentice received the compliments,
aud made no sign OF dissent from the Sccre-
tary's policy. few days have elapsed, and
the Louisville journal makes this speech the
basis Of bitter phillippic on the Secretary.
and in lists that, on account Of sentiments then
avowed, the time has unquestionably arrived
when Mr. Cameron should be compelled TO re
tire from the Cabinet. His remaining in II
longer will be disgrace to the Administration
and sore evil to the country" II Mr.. Prem
tice is responsible for the article in the Journal
he has played the part certainly not OF gen.
tleman. The Arabs have proverb which re-
quires good faith between person and one
whose salt he has eaten. If Mr.. Prentice could
sit and sip wine approvingly over Mr.. Came.
ron's speech, it Is 10 the worst possible taste to
make that complimentary banquet the ground
of so intensely hostile q publication. Mr.
Prentice owes 1t to himself to say that sub
ordinate forgot his duty and placed his chie
in a very awkward and ungentlemanly posi-
tion.- Utica Herald
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

SLAVES TAXING TIE OATH-When the prison
era from Hatteras Inlet reached Fort Columbus
two slaves belonging to an officer, and brought
with the others, were placed on the island and
no further notice taken Of them. When the
prisoners were removed the contrabands still
remained, but iDsular life not being pleasant,
and supposing themselves to be held as prison
ers under suppostion of disloyaiiy, they for
warded request to Washington, stating that
they were willing to take the oath Of allegiance
The Government having no prejudice against
color sent an order to the military authorities
on Governors Island, lin the bay of New York, }
to administer the oath of allegiance and re.
lease them.-N Y. Times.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

ceived by Shilljngton, News Dealer of this city,
from the New York Illustrated Ne,ps Office,
states that the next number of their paper
published on Tuesday. the Sd instant, will con-
tain large 4-page illustration of the Great
Review at Bailey's Cross Roads by General
Mcclellan. This picture will be l33 by 424
inches. 1t will be far superior to anything
ever before published in any newspaper in this
country. Every person should Immediately
send their orders to Shillngtons Book, News.
paper aud Stationery Establishment, Odeon
Building, corner of a street and Pennsylvania
aypnue
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

Reports from Richmond indicate that the loss
by death is much lighter than was suppose d In
the California regiment at Balls Bluff. There
was but fifty to sixty killed. Many supposed
to be killed are alive In Richmond, prisoners,
and the wounded are still at Leesburg, in the
hospital.
Private Henry Lee, Company A, New York
Fourteenth Volunteers, died on Thursday, and
was buried at Falls Church with military
honors.
William Moody, missing from Third Penn
| sylvanis Cavalry since the skirmish last Tues
day. returned to camp on Friday. No dead
bodies have since been found on the spot as
asserted.
Cars now run daily to Acotink Creek, three
miles beyond Springfield Station, on the Ma
nassas railroad. The rebel scouts, however,
do not come beyond Pohic creek, three miles
| farther west.
The report Of Maj. Belger, Quartermaster at
| Baltimore, is satisfactory to the War Depart
ment, showing that he has dispatched the for.
age of two hundred and three vessels by rail
road to Washington within the last thirty days
being an average Of 1000 tons per day, be
sides large amount Of stores to the Subsis.
tence Department.
| Thomas coleman, the rebel wounded In
skirmish recently with the First Pennsylvania
cavalry, died last night, In great agony. He
suffered terrible retribution for the part he
played in the barbarous butchery and mutila
tion of the four scouts from Gen. Banks com
mand, who were wounded, six weeks ago, il
their neighborhood. In this he was assisted by
his brother, Charles Coleman, DR.. Day ant
Philip Carper, who were made prisoners.
| Eighteen hundred letters were sent from
Port Royal In the last mail
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

GEN FREMONT AT THE AsroR HOUSE, Gen.
Fremont and lady are still residents at this
hotel. But few citizens called on him to. day a;
among them were Judge Davies, Senator Man.
Mere and others. Some deputations had ap-
piled to him, with view to listen to an ex-
preston of his opinions, political and other
wise, but the General has refused 10 comply
with their request, believing it to be inexpe-
dent in the present aspect of public aft ,irs,
do so. He merely desires to see them in
private. Both himself and lady looked in
excellent health. The officers composing his
staff, Captains Raymond, Oliver, Howard and
Tracey, were in attendance on him during the
day-N 2. Com. ado, Saturday.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
iCOmmunl

DEATH OF A SoLDIER.-Private John T. Hob
lit, Company D. Minnesota First, died on Tues.
day, the 26th ult., at Camp Stone, above this
city, victim of typhoid fever. He was young
ma0, with mind unusually clear and alert,
with fine sensihiities and thorough education;
brave, impulsive, and generous to fault; and
volunteered to take the chances of battle as
private in The ranks, through the most high
toned and devoted patriotism. He was formerly
editor of the Nininger (Mnn.) Journal. De-
ceased leaves brother 10 the regiment, who
las fought at his side over our two most disas-
trous fields, and loving parents, brothers and
sisters in the State of his adoption. The re.
mains are ON the way thither. WAC.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
From the N. Y. Com. Adv, Of Saturday evening.
Late News from Port Royal, 60.
A CARGO OF COTTON TO BE SHIPPED FROM PORT

A CARGO OF COTTON To BE SHIPPED FROM PORT
ROYAL.
The United States transport Ocean Queen,
Capt. Sesbury, has arrived from Port Royal,
which place she left November 9th at l.30 p.
". She had no passengers aud but small mail.
As she came out of Port Royal harbor the
steamship Benville, hence, was going in. Com
modore Dupont had transferred his flag from
the Wabash to the Sdsquehanna.
He, together with General Sherman, had just
returned to Hilton Head in the steamer Nc
Clellau, having landed a force Of United States
marines on Tybee Island, who had commenced
repairing the Notifications and constructing
new ones A fleet Of eight gunboats was at
anchor off Tybee Island TO cover the troops in
case of necessity. The rebels had sunk Two
vessels between Tybee Island and Fort Pu-
laski-in the narrow part of the Savannah
river channel-to prevent the feet from get
ting to that city.
A small schooner had been sent up to one
Of the islands to load cotton, and would sail IL
few days by order OF the naval authorities.
rhe feet that was fitting out at Hilton Head
ior another expedition, was ready, and await.
ing orders, which were expected by the Bien'
vile, just arrived as the Ocean Queen came
out.
Beaufort was still uroccupied, and was moi
considered of Importance at present Two
gunboats were still at anchor off that place
The city was visited daily by officers Of the
| army and navy
But little or no use could be made of the
negroes, as they do not care much at present
for any unnecessary exertion. They are hav
ing good times, too good to work.
The transports were 3usy discharging theiI
immense stores. The Vanderbilt would sal
for New York in about two days.
Wbarves and storehouses had been erected
and were being rapidly filled.
The health Of the troops was good.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

Tue FEELING IN RrcgxoSD.-Lieut. selden,
Of the'U. S. Navy, lately confined in Richmond
as a prisoner of war, has just been exchanged,
and arrived here few days ago. He says that
the feeling of anger, indignation aud chagrin,
at the arrest of Slidell and Mason, was beyond
all description. They had previously been
exulting in the success of the rebel ENJOYS in
reaching Cuba, and they were certain that they
would reach Europe without difficulty. H.
states that it is the severest blow which the
rebel Government has yet received.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

ONLY Two STATES LEFr.-The National flag
now floats over the soil of every seeded State
except Alabama and Arkansas. In Virginia
it floats over one.tbird of the State; in North
Carolina, at Hstteras Inlet; in South Carol lima
at Port Royal and a halfdozen neighboring
islands; in Georgia, on Tybee Island in
Florida, at Key West, Santa Rosa Island and
other points in Mississippi, at Ship Island
in Louisiana, at Chandelier Island ; in Texas
at Ell Paso; and in Tennessee, at Bristol
EiiZabethtown, and other points 10 the eastern
part of the State.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

LIFE AND DEATH.-A Richmond correspond
ent of Southern paper gives this notice of a
birth in the rebel Presidents house, and a
death in Governor Letcher's:
The angels Of Life and Death were lowering
over the habi'ations of those high in office last
night. The Presidential mansion was glad
dened by another little occupant yesterday and
this morning the Governors house held beau,
tifui corpse. At half:past ten sweet infant
daughter of Gov Letcher, four years DID, passed
away to heaven.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
ARMY & NAVY.

4 Account OF tnelr nOmscOrrOslvoness
O. BARNARD's VULOANiZED PENS.
But short time has el.Pset since the above pens
were introduced into the United States Still very
marked preference Ia given them o, or all other me
iaic Pens, for the following reasons @ BsrnaIds
yulcanized Pens do not corOde, do not cut through
the ,ninIsst p,psr neither will they pattsr over
qualities Of q. Barnsrds Peas, few Of which are
respectfully submitted w
Ihave used the Metallic Pens of Mr.. c. Barnard
end highly approve Of them
Presidens ffs Of st. Nicholas Bank, nj 'SS, New Yoi,k.
We have used the Pens Of Mr.. Barnard, and find
them to be Is he represents, and take pleasure In
recommending them to the sS. Rssno r...o Co., w.. "a
signed A. AuLt,sas, Cs.Si.,r r
approved in this Office.
Auditor U. 8 Custom. House, New York
Having tried the corrugated Pens made by Mr..
TIT s.s. e bsss;x
Commaadant Navy Yard, Brooklyn. {
Ihaye tried G. Baruard's Psnns, AID my expsri.
snce r. that these Pens are superior to the ordinary
We add ours to above recommendations. IL
Signed H. B. cA0"wEstS N.x SY9;,. Ys,,.
have no hesitation In saying Barnards Pens are
decidedly the best have ever used
Agent United States Express Co., ' n New York.
We can confidently recommend Mr.. G. Barnaro's
Anti corrosive Pens as the best ever brought under
our notice, without exception.
WILKmsoS, SrRrsos l. Co.,
Park Place, New York
Signed T. b. HUaHEs,
Cashier.
take great pleasure In recommending them TO the
public, as they an excellent article, and all he
represents them to be.
Secretary Eagle Insurance Company,
Wall street, New York.
Upon trial, we have found Mr.. Bsrnards Pens to
be excellent. 0,
Signed FRED. PRoBsT l. Co.,
Broad street, Now York.
I would recommend Mr.. Barnards Pens as a supe.
| rior article to any have used.
Signed GoUvr. KEM,LR,
| New York.
We add ours to the above recommendations
Signed UaDKRHILL, HAvILAFD Il 60,
| Vesey street, New York.
or all pens have ever used Mr.. Barnards has
to the public as being entirely anticorrosye.
Broad street, New York.
| After ak months constant use ef G. Barnard g
Anti.corrosive Pens, we can confidently recommend
1t as the best Metallic Pen we have ever used find
ing from the above experience, that 1t does not actu
| ally corrode.
81 ned s: MCLEAN l. Co,
Park Place, New York.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

RY ca RnN q wILLlAsas, A.ssaonssr.
PA AWNBROKERS SALE ISAAC HERR.
BERG'S GREAT WINTER SALE FOR
1861, OF VALUABLE UNRE.
DEEMED PLEDGES, TAKES
PLACE
On THURSDAY MORNING next December 5th,
It Auc ion Rooms No. 578 Seventh and d, streets
The assortment comprises In all the most extensive,
uperior and valuable collection ever offered vt aoy
one sale In this city. consisting in part viz:
Every variety OF elegant Gold Watches
Jeweiry Of every style, aud very extensive sssort
ment Of large number OF Gents and Ladie-
tne Gold Chains
Superior double and single barrel Bird and Duck
Colt's aud other celebrated Revolvers, Swords, RI
fes, Pistols fine Cutlery
100 Silver Watches, viz:
Patent Levers, Detached Lepines and other styles
lsrse amount Of sterling silver, and rich plated
Musical instruments, Opera Glasses, &C., 40.
Gents Clothing In great variety, ever sold at any
forfeited sale In Washington city. .fr.. l
Remnants and pieces Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
log, 10. &c
Ladies' elegant Clothing
Fine Canton Grape and o'hsr valuable Shawls
Sets of costly Furs, Muffs, &c f...
A very large quantity Of superior Bed ling o.,
Also Feather Beds Hair Mattresses, and Carpets
Together with many other articles not enumera.
ISAAC HERzBERG,
-. n GREEN 4 wiIEI4%s, tEpslSs''
dec I'D NF+ Au0tfOneerr
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

PORTS TO BE OPESED.-The Government has
determined to open the ports of the counties
on the Eastern shore of Virginia to trade
These small ports have not really been block
AIDED. Their trade is almost exclusively coast
visa, with New York, Philadelphia and Balti.
more, to which cities they supply large guam
titles Of oysters kindliug wood, and some grain
and other articles The Eastern shore is fairly
back in the Union. without hardly knowing
that il had ever been " spcedei.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

WINTER QuARrERs.-The UrOaicle of yester
day says, we know not upon what authority
that at is generally understood that Genera
Mcclellan has Issued orders for the estab.
lishmeut of winter quarters among a large
portion Of the army" but that it must not be
understood that It in any way intcrleres with
the advance Of the army, or its progress to
Richmond.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

TIE LECTURE ASSOCIATION. oN.-Gentlemen In
terested in sustaining a course of lectures, by
meet at the residence of Lewis Clephane, Esq,
No. 325 G street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, to morrow Tuesday, evening, at seven
and half O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

When Mason was at Bunker Hill, at the in
auguration of the statue Of Gen. Joseph War
ren in 1857, he said:
And when l return to my home, shall
have the satisfaction Of assuring my people
that the spirit of Bunker Hill yet lives in Mas
sachusetts."
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

SEIZURE OF A CANADIAN SrEAMER.-Informa-
ton has reached here Of the seizure, on the
North western coast, Of a Canadian steamer.
laden with 10000 muskets, a large quantity of
caps and powder, including a number Of other
contraband articles. The steamer is said to
have cleared from Canada, and was consigned
to parties in the Southern States.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
N EMIT LOAN AGENCY.
i
OFFICE OF
LEWIS JOHN-SO.r j. CO.,
B A N K E RS.

CORNER OF PEsSsYLvANIA AVENUE AND TENTH ST..
LEWIS JOHNSON, of our firm, having been Ap-
pointed Subscription Agent for the National Loan
authorized by the act of Congress Of nth July 1861
we are prepared to furnish, to part es desrous of
making Investment, any amount of 1910 Treasury
Notes, of convenient sizes
dec 2--u LEWIS JOHNSON co.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

SECRETARY CHAsE's lNsrRUCrIoNs.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury has prepared instruc-
tions for those who are to act as Government
agents, in gathering and shipping Sea Island
cotton on the coasts OF South Carolina aud
Georgia
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

LYKISs VALLEY CoM" - For several days
past we have been burning the Lykns Valley
coal, furnished by J. Langdon x Co and most
cheerfuly commend it to those who use coal.
It is easy to ignite the heat is intense, does not
produce cinkers, and but little ashes.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

. UNITED STATES DEMAND NUTEs.-Forty men
are now signing United States demand notes,
each averaging about 5000 daily The amount
Of money daily manufactured is from s4OO, 900
to S500,O00. The amount issued to date is
about s23,OoO,OOO, requiring 5000, 900 sigma,
turea,
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

PRISONERS AT THE OLD CAPITOI.-We ascer
tanned yesterday that there are now confined in
the building known as the "Old Capitol,
seventy FIVE prisoners Of war.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
DIED.

DIED..
On the Goth instant, Miss BETsKY SCOTT, aged
60 years. =
The funeral services will be held Monday,
(to.day,) at Trinity Church, at 8 O'Clock P. N.
On Sunday, the lst of December, PATRICK
JOHN O'BRIEN, son Of Patrick B. and Fonora
O'Brien, aged years, months and II days
His funeral will take place to-day, the End
instant from. his parents residence, No. GA,
corner Third and l. streets, At ~ O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court has con-
demned the schooners Olens and John T
Evans, heretofore seized under the blockading
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF TIL
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. .r

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. o..
To all ,ehom u may Concern: :, ..
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Gustav Ziel has been appointed
Consul of Hamburg, at San Francisco, Califor.
mia, l do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, ss are al
lowed to the Consuls of the most favored ma
tions, in the United States. -t
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
of the United States to be hereunto af
fixed. Given under my hand at the
IT,. 81 city OF Washington, the 2sth day of No
vember, A. D. 1861, and Of the indie
pendencs Of the United States Of Amer
lea the eighty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
OF FICIAL L.
'~-rssAsoir DrrAnrxsNr,

--'' ''''''a -rHHxsURf DrrARrxssr,
November 80, 1861.
Notice IA hereby eiven Of the readiness Of this De
,artment to redeem the Treasury notes au' horized
lsao. W
The interest on such Treasury notes will osase on
the first day Of Februasy next, BY the ,erns Of the
above aot.
S.P. CHI AgE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
dec 2-3ay3W
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

Heart disease suddenly killed John Wilson,
on the 18th instant at Cherokee Camp, Tuo
umne county, while laughing and playing
cards.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

EXCITEMENT AT NORFOLK last page for
an interesting statement Of affairs at Norfolk.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

DAKERs wANTED.-Two Good Bakers
ID At the New York Pie and Cake bakery on
Seventh street, near Maryland avenue, Gsland
nov 3Q-st* T. PATEN.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

ROAnO WANTED.-,A FurnI shed Room
- and Board wanted for widow lady, wlfers the
vste family. Address " q. b )" Republican office.
nov 29-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

The Secretary oi War Wis ted Gen. John Fitz
Porter's headquarters On Thanksgiving day.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

Gs- Ex-senator Green, Of Missouri, arrived
here yesterday, on parole.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
FLO L.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE |
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,ohom u may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that Gustav Schwab has been appointed
Consul of Bremen, at New York, I do here
by recognize him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functiors,
covers, and privileges, as are allowed to the
Copsuls of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof I have caused these let
ters to be made patent, and the seal Of
the United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city OF
f.. 81 Washington, the 10th day Of November,
A. D. 1861, and Of the independence OF
tho United States OF America the eighty.
sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By tha President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary Of Stale.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

no Thomas, the d" French lady" since bis
Incarceration in Fort McHenry, has been sham
ming crazy in order to obtain his releaee.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,ohom u may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Charles Fl. Pandorf has been ap
pointed Consul Of Saxdny, at New Orleans,
do hereby recognize him as such, and de.
clare him free to exercise and enjoy sucb
functions, powers, and privileges, - are allowed
to the Consuls of the most favored nations In
the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these let
ters to be made patent, and the seal of
the United States n be hereanto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
H. ST. Washington, the ETH dayof November.
AD. 1861, and Of the independence Of
the United States of America the eighty
sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President: -.-,r
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
.. BARNARD.

Manufacturer Of Corrugated Metal Pens,
JOHN STREET, oLERKENwELL, LONDON.
Depot for supplying the U. s. and the Canadas,
142 W, TwENrYFoURTH STREET, I
now 25 NEW YORK,
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

1Sn TIERCEs SUGAR CURED HAMS,
LYLE II COFFIN,
No. 90 Louisiana avenue.
EO HHDs. BACON SHOULDERS, just,
CU received and for sale by
LYLE Il COFFIN,
No. 90 Louisiana avenue.
HnO RBLs. FLOUR, in store and for
,OlJU sale by LYLE COFFIN,
No. so Louisiana avenue.
Also, agency for Avondale Extra and Family
Flour. Wheeers best brands receiving daily For
sale By LYLE COFFIN,
nov 27-lw No 90 Louisiana avenue
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

JNARM TO RENT.-A Farm OF I28 &C res
4 and Dwelling Hou.e, abeu, two miles from the
city, on Rock Greek. ~
Apply at 333 G street, corner of Twelfth
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
.YsTnRs-OYsTERs.

OrsrnRs-oYsTERs. .. "a d..
4.u TIE OVERLAND ID .s.
OYSTER EXPRESS COMPANY
Is now prepared to furnish Restaurants, Hotels,
In cans Of all sizes. A>
The Oysters arrive daily fresh from ~
The waters Of the Chesapeake Bay, and are of the
best quality.
The company invites the patronsge Of the dealers
and the public In general, and guarantees prompt
attention to all orders.
Ofioe-4s MARKET Spas, (Avenue House } between
Seventh and Eighth 3treets. =" I'..'.
dec 2-lm .s.r.. Lar -.. ..t .if
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

DOARDlNG.-.A number Of Gentlesnen
- and Ladies' aan bs accommodated with pisassnf
boarding at the house No. AIS Il street, between
Eighth and Ninth, formerly occupied by Mrs
kingsfotd, a. yeung ladies seminary. Also, o
number OF table boarden can be accommodated u.
nov 8-lm .. Ice. ~ .ff,f
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

- County Of Washington, 10 tgl hon f1
hereby certify that George Copenhaver, Of
Washii gtJu county. brou ht before me, the sub.
scriber, Of the jces Of the Pesoe Ia and for
said county, this 10th day of November In the year
sel, as astray, . BAY COLT two years old having
q white face, and lett bind foot white and being
about fourteen hands high The owner Of the above
described Cot Is reqies cd TO prove properly, pay
charges, and take him sway :. .II. s : .''.'.I
Given under my hand, a.....,I.
W. THOMPSON, J. p,
nov 3c-3tS Eighth street, between d aud r.