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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
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OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG R. r. CO.,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 80, 1850. (
TUyHE trains ihs road will run as follows
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express daily Except Sundays) connecting with the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Of 4SO A. N.
Accommodation triweekly, Monday, Wednesday -
and Friday, aw a. n
Mall daily At 245 P. N.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily $40 A. d.
Accommodation tr-weekly Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, ut $40 NJ
Mail daily (except suRdayD at SIS p n.
TH0s II. WYNNR,
aunlrI hent
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NENY ARrsANGEMENE

NsIN1 4 Il EtltNkE EsTE nv
FOR RUNNING TIE STEAMER Curtis PEVh.
yu,gE steamer Curtis Peek, Capt Jno. H. .ElI..-h
Freeman will, ard afier Monday heN s<sas,fhshs,
9 ns, maze regular janis RIVER bet ecu t anu
49, % House wharf leaving Rockets every Monday Wednes-
Law and Prday mornings al oCjk precisely arriving AZ tohe
IIs Wh.rf abcu O'clock remaining there until ~ O'CLOCK
rrprrug 10 Grove wharf aud leave there each alternate
dav1 Tcestays Thursdays ans Satur at O'clock M,
ANA tosch at sl the regular landings on ire "'sf ts anu
The Curtis Peck neatly fitted with btis for night sccomno
aon passengers coming from below can Say on viz
nights she arrives at the above Wharf - ,o-.
slPasssge Grove stone House. sZV, meas ehu~ w
Freight take for the above + ace q, n u.eurSs
myIS
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LeuCOrrhWR or whites, Ovarian Tumor
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases.
Syphilis and uercuriaI Disease.

NEW ORLEANS, 18th August, lNjl.
pu.J. G. AVER. Sir. 1 chccr.ully comply with the
request of your agent ana report 20 you some OF the
eF'.t- lrty. rf''r.3 vifh Your Ssr~1pgIillj
have cured with ~ IN my practice most OF the
r int. for which 10 is recommended 1d have found its
-4.t- truly wOu,.rfu IN the Of I,psrHg' amt N1-
cHrHf N.are. one ofWy patients had Sypiilitc ulcers
il DIS tIruHt which consuming his uJlat" and the
ton or Dis mouth. NoUr SJrSapJrili1, steadily taken,
r.-.4 him u five weeks Another WAS attacked hv
OuI.-v symptoms iu his nusg and the liberation had
eaten AWAY considerable part Of IT, that believe the
disorder yyuuIU reach his brain and k him. But Il
yi.lai my administration OF your SJr>lpJrlla; the
ulcer, healed and Dc is Woll again, not of without
some - -u7ltiou of the face. A who had been
treated for the disorder by mercury suffering
from This poison her bones They had become scns
tive to the weather that damp day she suffered
cruci4tiu pain In her joints and bones. She too
cured entirely hy your SarsaparillI in few weeks
know from It's formula which agent gave me, that
this Preparation from Your laboratory must Doe great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with be have nor surprised me.
IrIfHruslly YOURS. q. Y. LARIMER, NJ. ID.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,

FOR PURIFYING HE bLVOD'
hui fr On, speedy cure Of the suR0ned varieties OF
srrof,,Is and ScrofuIous Affect ions, such as
Tnmor-. Ulcers sores. ErWptiOns. Pim-
pies. PuStuIcs, BiOtches, Bons, Bi"tns,
and oil Skin Diseases.
ONKttNn, Ind, 9Th June, 1852
J G. AVER 4 Co Gents; I feel IL my duty 60 ac-
kuow'gjrc what your Sar-ap9riiIt mas done Ter me;
FROM 10 iu various w1vS for years. sometimes II burst
out m Ulcers ON my hands and arms sometimes u
turned inward and distressed me at the stomach Two
anil ears with one SORE which painful and loathSomc
beyond description; tried many g , ~, ,Ii IN In
physicians, but without much r'. rom any .u,', ~
fct the disorder grew worse. At length was rJoct
O. rad i'm the Gospel MESSENGER tlat You hau pr,putu
an Alternative ,SarSapariln, for knew rom your r'u
tafun that any thing YOU made must DC so9u' sut 70
Cincinnati and got it, and used II TIL i cured me. tooS
H. you advise, in small doses OF tIooni9l oS i
month, and used almost three bottles New ana healthy
skin began 20 form under the scab winch after
while tCll of NV skin is now clear ana Know oy my
FEELINGS that the disease l. gone from my system lou
can wen believe thar feel what am say Ing when ten
you that hold YOU bc OF the apostles OF the age
and remain . '' gratefully ALFRED h. TALLEY.
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysiBslas,
letter and salt IiheuW, >cRid Head, Ring
worm sore Eyes, DroPsy'
Dr. Robert NJ Prcble writes from Salem, y. Y, 18th
Sept, 1859, that le has cured am EF,i,J;c case OF
prHre. which Threatened to terminate fatally, By the
par~.ru.. u-a az our ~srsaulrlJ, and also danger
Gus attack or Malignant EsoS by large doses OF the
same says he cures the common ETptions by 1t con
stautly.
BronchoceIe, COItre, or Swelled Neck.
Zgh1ou Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes: Z" Three
botrc, Of your Ssr,Ip1rn1 cured me from '''tfc-a
hlg1Us swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years"
LeucOrrhoce or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases.
Dr. o. e. =. Claiming, oC New York City, writes; g !
most c1o,rv comply with tine request of your agent IN
SAYING have found your Sars3narull most cNeel'cnt
Alternative n the numerous complaints for which
pi1v such remedy. hut especially i'm Female Diseases
OF the >rruiU,uuS dlti.~iS. have cured many uvCt
crate cases of Leuc1rrGi hy II, and some where the
cOWrl .ut caused hy Vi-6r1tt1H of the uterus The
ulc,r.'on itself soon cured. Nothing within my
know EQUALS IL for these female d'ran ,ncit~.'
ElNaii =. Marrow, % Nvwhury, Ala, writes; " dan
CtroH- nr' tspior of the females in my family,
which hli dchc an the remedies could employ, has
90 length hnUu completely cured hv your extract OF SIr
s5plfiiis. Our physician Thought nothing hut cNtirpa
ton could afford relief Dom; hC advised the trial Of your
S3r~3plr1 the last resort before cutting, and II
proved ei.rtulI Afcr taking your remedy eight weeks
no SYMPTOM of the disease rgIuJiuS.'
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RAILROADS, &c.

SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.
GRANDFATHER MONDAY THE22d AU- ~
~ suyt che passenger Trains, will follows. -
riOM PETERSBURG TO LYNOHBURG.
Mall Train START daily al $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg atlsJs
Pm.
Passenger Train pAts daily sIceps Sundays 80 T.,
reaches Lynchburg s.iqS0 A. NJ
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PFrERsBURd.
Train daily Of IL A. NJ, reaches Peierbdrg a
Passenger daily, except Sundays OF 1880 M
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. M.
These with daily trsns 10 the Springs, Knox
vile Nashville, Memphis, &C. 70 New Orleans.
gE This the shortest and most expeditions route TO all parn
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The CITY Point daily except Sundays -
M and IL Noon and City Point 81 $50 NJ and lso NJ
10 and from all the Hteam packets when NO
H. d. BIRD,
a-sl General Sap ernsendant
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

TVJRI-wEERLY, THROUGH To LYNCH fS6r-1GIIHk
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN x75a3ER3Rx
AND TRI-WEERLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKING A DAi-
LY LINE AS FAR AS SCOTTSVILLE.
Rchmondto scottsvle 80 Richmond to Lexington % 90
Lynchburg. i 90 Buchanan. 10
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and after the 9th September the way
line for scottsYe will leave NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
ursys far scottsve Returning leave scots
vile Monday Wednesday and Friday at IN A. NJ
tanc and time Of passing In card below Tor through
line lha: the scOtsye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going up andh hour
later coming down. - 49,
Iynehhurg Monday We'd
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.trIENCEs OF NgsIs.-TscIsl n ~ d IaanTy.

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The chic OBJ Of the Company ITO aid IN retaining at home
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APT j. ADAIR PLEAsANTS, Secretary.
EF-o once Main 18th stress ri hmond.
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE CONGPAN x
CAPITAL 100000.
OtIce No. 1873 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo, and Ireght.
INLAND INSURANCE. Goods transported by rivers cana OF
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses and other Buildings in town or country.
POLICIES issued rates, and losses promptly pAu.
Communications received at Gas or h0asa any PIs
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-29
The RE In rspsr-

we have at this time large or
der at the mill for Paper, the price
of,which has advanced far beyond
al OF. cur former experience
This rise in paper, and the search
tv of it. have forced halt, the pa
rers ia the country to suspend, and
almost the other half are printed
on half sheets. But we feel sure
Fiat our friends will bear this IN
mind and get new subscribers,
and send the money for them,
enough to make up the difference.
And we are assured, also, that all
who read the paper will see the
necessity of prompt remittanees.
What our extra expense Will be
because of this heavy increase IN
nrice we cannot now say, but an
idea of the additional burden may
he obtained from the following
item, which we clip from the Fan
ncr of Peace
RISE IN PAPER.-The paper on
rb;cb we print the Banner OF
Peace has gone up so much IN the
last four months that our monthly
hills are about $65 mere than they
were. An increased tax OF goo
per month. Multiply that by
twelve and we have $3.50 per
vearl In all other professions or
trades this tax would be added to
the article sold; but we cannot IN
crease the price of newspaper
The popular idea is, that a news y
paper is worth only q, no differ
ence if paper rises or falls.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-29
From Western Virginia.
We make the following extrac

/ We make the following extract
from a letter received bearing date
! BIG SPRING, Aug. II, 1861.
We are at the Jumping off
place on the line of Pccahontas
county,. and in 22 miles Of the
main body of the enemy, sup
posed to be II or $4,000, though
,some times estimated at a less
number, say 5000. IF the latter,
it viii not be taste for Ander-
sons Brigade. We are encamp-
ed at the foot Of Cheek Noun
tain, or at one of its spurs. Gen.
Lee is on the top three miles of,
at which point four regiments
Virginia and North Carolina troops
are stationed, together with six
pieces Of cannon. There are also
some six hundred cavalry, but they
will be Intellectual on account of
the hills. The Tennessee CON-
pany of cavalry commanded by
Alexander from Marshall county
have been out for the last twenty
four hours, and the scouts report
that they killed five of the for
aging party of the enemy. They
start again in an hour to stay
forty-eight hours. On this trip
they have walked and led their
horses, most Of the time, as the
hills will not permit them to ride.
We are on the lookout for fight
which we think viii take place
III a few days.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PissEADEz.Psash

4 BENEVOLENT hls'itation established 5y ssecia
: Endowment, for the Relief Of The sf& ara
DISTRESSED, a67ictel NTH K.ulent and Eyi-
d mic Disease, and especially far tie enre Of
Diseases of tie SerHoI Organs
M EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, bv the
I'VE Acting Surgeon. to all who apply bv
letter, with description of their condition.
Gage, occupation, habits Of life. &c.,) ard in
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rb@a, aud.other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, AID on the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed In the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in scaled letter envelopes. free of Charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be ac-
ceptable.
Address DR.. J. SKTLLIN IOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the Directory.
EZRA D. HAR"wELL, President.
GEO FARgHILD, Secretary.
NOV. .15--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-29
sHERIFF,s SALE

pY virtue Of one writ of vendisioni-expo-
I'D mas to me directed from the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Lincoln county, Tennessee,
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder. for
cash. at the court-house DOR in the town Of
Fayetteville Tenn, on Saturday. tie 3Ess
day Of August, 1861, all the right. title,
claim, and interest that E7izt Loci and Cal
vin Lick have in and to the TRACT OF
LAND upon which Elizabeth Lock now lives
lying in Lincoln county, Tenn, in District
No. Is, and bounded as follows to witt
On the North by the lands Of Daniel Tafts
Est by the lands of Alfred Jones and Le-
roy Bagserly, South by the John Franklin
tract and Sulcer's land and West by w. n.
Hicks land. Levied OF as the property of
Eliza Lock and Calvin Lock, by Il. w. Ra-
ney, Constable of Lincoln county, Tenn,
TO satisfy a Judgment that L. C. Niece OBJ
tanned against Erlstus, Eliza, and Calvin
Lock, and John Niece.
MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff
August 8S4 BY WIZ. MoyFATT, Dep 81.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-29
SHER1EF,s SALE

% virtue of four writs Of venditiopi- exno-
4 mas to me directed from the Clerk of ibe
Circui1 Court Of Lincoln c, unity. Tenn. / will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
at the courthouse door in the town of Fav-
etteylile. Tenn, on Saturday, the SIS,
dny Of August, HS6f, all the rigkt title
Claim, and interest that h. @. Ha,per has in
and to a certain TRACT OF LAND Ivino in
Lincoln county, Team, in District No. 2. and
on the Ridge at the head of Coffse'< Creek
1t being the LAID thai the said l.. C. Harper
lives and resides upon, supposed to contain
ABOUT so acres, and bonded as follows To-
wit:-oo the East by John Evans. on the
South by w +. Brace, on the West bv John
a Hen and w. E. StOekstill and on the North
by William Grammar and A. Eaton lev
led on as the property of L. C. Harpe-. BIZ J.
W. Cashion, Constable of Lincoln county.
Tenn, to satisfy judgments that Read &.
Bnntly, Jeff NJ. Stone and Stone & Patton
obtained against l. C. Harper.
MOSES CRUISE. Sheriff
August $50 By WI MoPFATT Den S9
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-29
HessiaE Military Movements.

! The following interesting and re
liable accounts of affairs in Wash
ington, have been received in Rich.
mondthrough private sources
The commands in Washington
and Virginia have 10th been mer-
ged in Mcclellan. A portion OF
Banks column is in the neighbor-
hood of Cumberland. The column
is twenty thousand strong. The
Government was busy fortifying
Arlington Heights, and had already
erected four batteries thereon
There was no intention of aban-
doning Alexandria. Sickles' Brig
ade had been moved across the
Navy Yard Bridge into Maryland.
1t was contemplated by the Gov
to occupy Baltimore and
the Department of Annapolis with
0U, UUU men, as soon as fresh lev
les might enable it to do SO.
Recruiting in the North was pos
itively dead. 1t was estimated,
however, that $4,000 three years
men had been enlisted before the
battle at Manassas, and that the
Government would be enabled to
draw upon its reserve forces in the
North. Gov. Sprague, of Rhode
Island, had gone home to attempt
70 raise three regiments and an
other battery.
The Goth Regiment Col. Corco-
rams had been d;sbanded without
cent Of pay. 1t was
understood in Washington that all
he organs Of the Catholic clergy,
With the exception Of the Boston |
,ilot, were influencing the Irish
lemcnt against the war, and that
dr. Meagher had left Washington
nth the distinct declaration of his
Intention Of dissuading his coun-
rymen from any further enlist
lent in the Grand Army"
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gaoifial gIfttipn 1861
ELECTION: sArUsDAr, ocToDrR S.
Nartb }EIsrtipn-- 1862
ELECTION: SATURDAY, MARCH ].
SHERIFF..

SHERIFF.
PIP We are authorized to announce Mr.
p. r.. Green candidate for Sheriff oil
Lincoln county. at the next March Election
CT We are authorized to announce Mr..
~ az. .sUG;,tt candidate Tor Sher II Of
L:nceln county, at the next March Election.
COUNTY COURT CLERK
AZ We are authorized to announce Mr.
Nertts Feather wood candidate for
County Conrt Clerk Of Lincoln county, at the
next March Eleetioh.
~ We are authorized to snnourcs Mr..
Daniel J. Whi1tisae;aa a candidate for
Cou t, Coutt Clerk of Liuco n county. at the
next March Election.
TAX COLLECTOR.
ar W. are authorized to announce Mr..
H. =. Xaggcnrr candidate for Tex
Collector OF Lincoln county, at the next NJ arch
Election.
Up We are authorized to announce Mr.
rsosert pr<nusss candidate for Tax
Collector of Lincoln county, at the next NJ arch
Election.
,-F- We are authorized 70 announce DR..
.ycass. i. Booser careidats for Tax
Collector oe Lincoln county at the next March
Election
s-rfe.We are authorized to announce Mr..
xsf,,ss s. s's,tton a candidate for Tax
g. Hector of lincoln county, at the next
- We are authorized to announce Rev,
w. A. Gt.t candidate for Tax Collector
ofI;necln county. at thsuext March Election,
ntr We are authorized TO announce cir:
W. y. Rix a candidate for Tax Collector OF
Lincoln equity, at the next March Election,
o. We are aathorizad 10 announce w.
~ ssoo.s,es.d, Esq, candidate forIsz
. Collector Of Lincoln county, at the next
d arch Election.
TgUsTEE.
~,~ We are authorized to ennounce Mr,
wrr. r. sErith a candidate Tor Trustee OF
Lincoln couuty. at the next March k!ectlsa'
REGISTER.
NJ We are authorized to announce Mr.:
m;a znrn.es, sra candidate for Register OF
Lincoln County at Tie next March Election.
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GllRK & Fi|ILtn.s
AMRROSIAL or,
CLARK, GREGORY & co.
Sole Proprietors,
q VP EG

Headache, Earacbe, Toothache, in fhres
minutes; Rhenm ttism Coughs. Nenraloia.
Colds, Erysireais, Bronchitis. Dvsne1si,
Cole, Cramps. lpliamed Ewes, Chronic So,s
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts Burns. Brnisss
Sprains, Charped Hands Piles. Ulcers D;sy'
rhea. Bunons, Corns, Frosted Feet Deafness
Old Sores. Sore Breast, Sore Nipples. ScaId9
Head; isingworms, letter. Snake Bites Snider
Bites, Dog Bites. Rat Bites The roriI s.
challenged for as equal far Scalds and Brrns
1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore Eyes ON
horses Sprains, Swinnev, Poll Evil. Fistnl,
saddle and harness Calls, fresh Wounds =,
Sweiilngs, and IS The best known remedy 10
apply TO tendeI-iooted horses from founder.
take np the feet ard battle well about the fros
OF the foot. Cares all eutane6ps diseases oS,
man or beast
Nomedlcine can cure in all cases. Init va
lean show more real proof Of tile virtue 81
AhBRosIAL OH IN its healing properties frcn,
Responsible men, who-are above being bought.
than can he produced for any other medicine
We do not assert cure for everv ma,ady
70 which me human family are subject. but
~hat We proclaim we can substahtiate by 1iy-
ing Witnesses. The AMB7csIAL Or is /.
Nashville preparation, and sold throuohort
;he South aud Southwest by all good drur-
grists and general dealers The South NAV
be justly proud that DR. CLARK, a native Ten.
nesseean, after much labor and research. has
produced a really worthy medicine. which 10
hound to drive out mneh of the worthless
imported trash with which tie country il
flooded
Please call at nus.'ofice, where we Will
take pleasure inshowipg letters and testimo-
mas 100 IumerotIs to set-forth in the forny
o. an advertisement, SC me of whicheone fron,
physicians in high standing, who are using
u IN Their practice, as they state with mar
Velous effects.
echal!cHgeth the vi rld to produce a rem.
sdy speedy and effectual in its healing prom
critics. f''P T
Read the evidence Of the yistue of
Clark & Fuller's Ambrosial Oil. evidence en-
authentic, and from persons whose word and
sanding are iIreprOacbatle. Read and be-
convinced
CLARK, GRE6ORY d co.
Sole Proprietors. Nashville. Tenn.
For sale by W. c. DtEMER, Fayetteville.
Nov. 15.--l2n
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81 virtnt Of one writ of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HS to me directed from the Clerk of the Cir
Gun Court OF lincoln county. Tennessee. | will
proceed tosell to the highest bidder, for cash
at the court-house door in the town Of Fayz
eitevlIe, rem, On saturday. the 3Est
G"y OF Swgust. f&6E, all the right title.
CLAIM, and Interest that Peterson and Lso,c
GRIMM ar have in and TO a certain TRACT
OF LAND lying in Lincoln county, Tenn
IN District No; 2. adj, iuirg The lands ON The
West of John Evans, on rhe South W T.
Ernce, OF the East Samuel Stafford. and on
the by the lands of n 81. Evans. and
said to eontsin 70 acres Levied on as the
property OF Peterson and Isaac Grammar. by
., a. Silvertootbi a Constable of Lincoln conn.
ty, Tenn. to satisfy Judgment that r. B.
Parks obtained against Peterson and Isaac
Grammar and SIN Stafford
HOSES CRUISE Sheriff.
August S-S4 BY VIM. MoFFArF. Den ST
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-08-29
CLOTHING FGR THE VOLUNTEERS.
Noticey

DY authority from the War Department Of
LIP the Confederate States, We are author
lied to say to those wishing to contribute
Winter Clothing forthe volunteers that Brown
james for coats and pants. and cclored Linsey
for shirts and drawers, are the kinds of ma
terial and colors adopted, and wooden socks
with cotton heels and toes will be preferred,
but any wooden socks will be accepted.
If any blankets can be furnished by any
person, they Will be thankfully received of
any kind or color
By order of the Central Committee.
Aug, %, 1861. T.C. GOODRICH, Gin.