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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER &c. 1861.
The Senate met according to adjournment at 9
O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker CheathEm presiding, and the
journal was read and approved.
COMMITTEE.
The SPEAKER appointed on the psrt Of the Sen
ate, Messrs Anderson, Dunlap and Maxwell, to the
Joint csmmitee upon speculation in breadstufs &c.
TIE HERauTAGE AND CAPITOL.
House resolution, rendering the Heritage. &C.,
was, on motion Of Mr.. BEmpass, Indefinitely post
Poned.
SENATE BILL.
Mr.. HAVR0N introduced bill to prevent waste
of grain; read and passed on the first reading.
JAMES KEELAS.
Senate resolution for the relief Of James Kee-
Ian for his defense of the Strawberry Plains Bridge,
was passed unanimously.
SOFT COUNTY RANGERS.
House amendment to Senate resolution, No. so, to
authorize the Governor to arm and equip the Scott
County Rangers, was concurred IN.
The Senate adjourned to nine O'Clock Monday
morning.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURpAY, NoYENBER 30, 80

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1901.
'Tbs SPEAKER called the House to order at
half psst nine o'clock, and after half an hour
spent Is securing quorum, the journal was read.
SENATE AMENDMENTS.
I Senate amendments to House bills, Nos. II and
l6, were severaly concurred in.
To OPEN SOUTHERN PORTS
Senate resolution, No. 46, to take steps to open
ths Southern ports to the commerce Of the werld
vas ccncurred in.SSN9
SENATE BILLS on FIRST READIXG.
The fOiiOEing Senate bills were read the first
N, 5o TO authorize the isSu ance of license of
Billiard tab. IS for less period thsn one year in
Nc EI~NTo o, N1strue and amend the criminal laws
III the state and foF other purposes.
7 No k5-To rene VI section 622 of the Code.
No 57-For the /. Npeht of J. W. Hutton
y No. 6I-To repeal t.S act cresuhg tne oHce Oh
supervisor of Banks.
No. 64-To give Sherifs further time to wind up
heir unsettled business.
= No. 65-To ameLd the CHAM ery pracnce.
= No. 67-To suthorizs the removal OF me county
sSeat of Morgan county. MI,
No. 68-To consolidate the ofhces OF Entry AAAsE
and Register of Fentress county. ,,
No. 1910 require constables to open and nolo
elections in certain cases.
No. 74-For the benefit of Vim. 3. Lawrence, OF
No. 1910 regulate private corporations.
No. S2-To carry out the provisions OF Article L,
section rs, of the constitution of the State.
No. $50 incorporate the Tennessee bloie
Socity.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND RIDING.
No. I4s-To charter the Franklin Fire Avms
company.
On motion of Mr.. OSBORNE, the bill was 60
amended as to increase the capital stock OF the
Nashville Qua Factory to $20O,OO0.
, The bill thus amended was then passed.
u No. II5-To incorporate the Warriotta Fine Arms
Manufacturing Company and for other purposes
PASSED.
No. 20-To charter the Southern Steamboatmen's
Association. Passed.
Ne. 4s-To protect the public against the offense
of allowing lcened gates across highways TO get
Llut of repair Amended and passed.
And then
On motion of Mr. BROOKS, of Jackson, the House
adjourned to half past nine O'Clock Monday morn
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For Sale, Rent or Exchange.
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

En<%lE@ M KING tornerly 81 REV Lsrk, Tor tea
49, four years ofLouiSTille, Ksntucky, and Who .
dsVstsl bis attention the treatment OF pYas diseases ss
irtV yers aattsrs himself having attended pFaeca fsg
aapy years. and cured many Thousands be anablsd . en-
Al diseases pyats nature, matter how bad y mag
hon iuiadicisun medical treatment from neziee their ON
Dr. KnQg Dispensay No. . Deldck street. bEssu Chr.
and sQuars where be all deasl Of private
GoHOREEA cured without nAueou1 nsdioins lnsFfsEmos
from buIiness-
sTEcTuzEI ogod resent dais, sRsotzally
dAysby an operation which pain Ehsrs gotnEs
exist hsalh cannot Be snloye Perhaps dsss cazsI
mischief ana undermiRes The eonstitutioa much.
BHPL, with all the diseases Of the skin growing cut
let or bad treatment, be sIeeaay cared In lev days.
gzMAE WEkKs, partou lar attention having ssn gives %
all Tia growing out Eft broaRht
In mapy b. The desructye habits Of nconsdsras
Youths and lndugencs Of Tie passions nsEat q
mich will updsrne consultation, rendering The mhs
at1or business soGsy, and causing cid
Psuaeg Who nay labonng With any dicuty d Re Wh
nay res. assured ofiumcdAts relisf.
Persons residing Aroad b. wiring AndBsag hsiF sass "a
fse sooin.sd directed y Dr. A. King, Re. q Deask Ess
NsIhTs Tsna, viii haFsths edisns sat 70 hs1
aSdsrI Iith necsaEy dirscon1 Strict ohFsd 01ra
hozrs froa oeloek u rs morning A1 y tos eFng. O.
aay99,lssS-4ERB - -.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. %,

NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1861.
ALI companies wishing to be attached to the 3Oth
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, viii report them
selves to General W. @. WH1rrHoRSE, at the capitol
who will give them the necessary instructions to
the place Of rendezvous, camp equipage, transport
tation, mastering officer, &c.
Companies to form battalion of Cavalry win
also be received. J.W. HEAD, Col.
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Some time since we published a card signed by
Generals JOHNSTON, Pillow, Polk and MCCOwS, @.
s. A, and Gen. GEO. NoCowS, Of Arkansas Volun-
teers, recommending the publication of q work en-
titled Instructions in Field Artillery, Horse and
Foo" edited by NJ A. HAYNES, It. Col. corps Of
Artillery Of Tennessee. We deem it unnecessary
to urge this matter further Upon the attention Of
the General Assembly, since the Importance of
tie publication of ouch work is well known to all.
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TIE CouRr NARTIGL.-We learn that ths Court
Martial to try the cases Of the East Tennessee to-
ries and bridge burners met yesterday, and organ
lied. Colonel Looney, Of ID East Tennessee Rihs
Regiment, known As the 9Th Provisional Regiment
of Tennessee volunteers, Of Gen. Carro's brigade.
we are informed, presides, and Major 7. ]. Camp
bell is Judge Advocate. Eleven members reported
to be present. After organization. the Court ad.
journed until to>day RnozviIle Register, NoU. 90.
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The DAHY.-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the counting room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
we are informed that the boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al~
hedging that the paper costs them five cents.
6epl9-dtf
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SICK SOLDIERs.-One Of our best and NEST public
spirited citizens requests Us to call the atten.
ton of all the ministers in charge Of congregations
in and around the city, to the fact that there is
great and growing necessity for more lady friends
volunteering to help to wait on the sick at the hos
pltals. Some are doing all mortsls do, while it
is feared others are not doing much. 1t is hoped A
will bscome interested and engage in this charitable
and patriotic labor. VIII not the ministers urge
their people to meet as congregations and see that
this matter is attended to- by detailing each day
each week definite number for this noble cause.
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TO the Absent UtIIcefs and Frivates OF IN
seth Regiments Tennessee Volunteers.
You are hereby commanded to report yourselves
to Capt. LOWELL or Lieut.. HUNT, at the Commercial
Hotel in this city, by o'clock on the Sd December
to proceed to your destination.
By order of J. W. HEAD, Colonel Commanding,
C.S. DOUGLASS, Adjutant.
Nashville, Nov %, 1861.
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YANKEEIsM.-An outrage was committed on the
person of young girl, not exceeding fifteen years
Of age, in the vicinity Of this place, BY private in
Gen. CAROLS brigade, on the evening of the Esd
inst. The william is q native Of YankeedOm-has
been living in the South only about two years. and
joined the army, as we are informed, to evade
punishment for other crimes for which he appre:
Bonded arrest. He is now in our city jail, await
ing his trial by the civil authorities. Chattanooga
&c zete and Advertiser, Nor. 80.
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ConnssIoNzR's CoURT-Before @. s. Commission
er Reynolds, to-day, the case of D. G. Mynatt came
up. BE wss held to bond in the SUN Of SIS 900 for
his good behavior and appearance &C the Confsd-
crate Court on the 81 Monday In December, to
answer the charges against him.
VIM. Goddard, of Blount county, gave 81, 900 se-
eurity for his appearance TO answer at the Oonfed
crate Courk-K noaviHs Rsqisisr. Nov. 20.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends acquaintance Of the late Mrs oATnARHE NJ
EieHsAex invited attend her funeral this Afernesn
o'clock from the Residence Of w. A. EIBAUH corner Vne
and Cedar streets, Esrvtee By Rev. Dr.. Howell,
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We call the attention of our country friends
to the straying of number Of Government cattle,
branded 3D." and request any parties having know
ledge Of the same to report to the Government
Agents E. N. BRUCE Co., who viii pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any inforna-
which will secure them, novl2dIW.
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A Card.

HAVE opened e29o worth Of shos Ready Made cIogx
IN Nashville Thess Escds Bslssd NJ Or
der for 81 tbs best houses the souh They Be sS In
los TO suit purnhESers and AZ old prices before var o.
fer unuIuR inoucen entS 70 dealers 10 the
chants and to private customers Gentenen desiring anything
In line, call 81 Commercial Hoe corner Ctda- snd Cherry
Streets, Nashville, Tenn. o. P. WADE.
November 10, 6l-ull ianl, -
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on Union street, Monday morning promptly at
o'clock officers to be elected Wednesday.
All who wish to avoid being drafted, come up
and be mustered into service.
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has purchased the Galloway farm, adjacent to this
place, and isnow erecting Rolling Mill and Found
ry. The building is going up rapidly and viii be
ready for the machinery in few Weeks.-C Cleveland
Bonner. Nov. 20.
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Notice 60 Correspondents.

We will ssteem It special favor friends sad cOespon-
dents the various divisions and camps q the Confederate
viii furnish with all the gossip azd proper 20 be
placed before the public. We Wsh to make PsFer both an
interesting and visitor the tent Of every soldier
hghng battles for independence Their letsTs should be
addressed to Us at Nashville, Tennl e..s
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Attn. Once, boy Who understands how 70 p.st mall


Thoe az friends arriving from dominions King LIN
co1z who may have copies Of the Louisville Cincinnati
Northern papers, will confer special favor en- both ourselves
and tho public by leaving Office, in Nashville with
the least delay possible We viii cheruIy pay
{ incurred in precurpg them.
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The Right Spirit.

A gentleman from the county Of Aaury, informs
US that they have formed and now have ready to
muster into the Confederate service under the late
call of the Governor, seven infantry and four cav
airy companies, eleven in all She already has ten
companies in the field, making in all tWsnty-one
companies for Msury. This is the right spirit.
We trust that the people of every county in the
State will make asimilar exhibit of their patriot
ism
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Circulars Of candidates inserted in the UOE AMHAIoAE
paid other business notices. and the payment
cured in ADVANCE Of publication This rule viii be enforced
naex5y No circulars either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter be inserted in paper any other terns
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N sH VILE


LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1859-60, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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Corn, Hay asd Oats Wanted
By TBE

AN appointed By Col '. K stsVenseu, ouzzsnaatr Cen
sal for tbs state Of Tennessee puehAss Corn, Hay and
Oats and vi the mArket prize Ny endl In The ecaHY
will do veil to cali Be seog their produce EpscL
Our GoVsrnment needs all TIE prodnes hat Is
and all good citizens should give e refuaAt q what y
70 self. A. HAMILTON,
TBsnnsr copy and charge osarts,zastsT'I DsDaTnsai
noVp2-2m
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The ladies of the Tennessee Hospital Association
return many thanks to the editors of the several
city papers, for SO kindly publishing their business
matter, regardless of trouble and expense to them
selves They likewise acknowledge their indebted
ness to Messrs HARRIS and RECKLESS for their eff
Gent efforts in procuring chances in President
DAVIS picture, having. through them, realized the
handsome sum Of two hundred and seveuty-seven
dollars for the picture. Mrs. VIZ. COOPER,
Nov 29th Secretary.
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One hundred thousand hOop-poles wanted for tn
Confederate Coopery.
nevf7dIw EN-. BRUcE Co.
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1900 pair mems asserted BrOgans By J. W..
WARD & Co.
Purchasers win please call and examine them at
EVANS / Co. Oct p 1861. df
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KETTLES AND BARK An1s.-Stock or salPeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov l, dim WooDs, YEATXLS & Co.'S
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Wanted immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliV
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which we viii
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. II. BRUCE d Co., Agents C. S. A
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECFIoS-We call attention to the
fact that on next Wednesday, December the 4th,
the Electoral College of Tennessee viii meet In this
city to cast the vote Of the State for President and
Vice President 1t is desirable that the electors be
proupt in attendance
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"Goyernment NOTICE.

VETE have this day been appointed agents q and for ID
w ConfeieIAe States Of America for the purchasing
packing Hogs and Cattle in and for this and Carksyls de
and ali Of Kentucky; and therefore, solicit calls and
denee Of all parties hEVng cattle and hogs SELL and also
ference with authorised in each and every county.
i u, BRUCE 4 co.,
Nashville, New. Q, s1.s2n Agents. o. g. A.
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The Rev. L. H. BLANrOS, Of Virginia, win preach
in the I'd Presbyterian Church at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
and will conduct the monthly concert Of prayer st
Up. N:
Sunday December 1861
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Public sale of Personal Estate.

nE The h day Of Deeenb nsxt win expose highest
bdde all TIE personal property belonging estate
Wtlansos Jordan. (neaT Col Drove Esasoa sounty
consisting OF TIE following property IhtdVe head ef br0Ea
work mulss and forty head o. three old mules twenty bad Of
brood mares snd yozng horses, ns Jack twelve
rs head los hsad e
hogs and all 5e farming usns hOaseaSd and chen
niture. corn, fodder
Terms OF sale.
credit oftWelTe months win gvea, purchass KVur
bond and two good securities beiTe the property
N BAt the time and plsceI Will hire negroes
and rent cut The land not dsne pseVouy for he enIunT
year. J. WATsUN JORDAN,
hoTtmber 10, 6l-dim Adm niEtrahcr.
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SxoOrHE ROLLER MES WANTED.-COnstant employ
ment and good wages viii be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
to WOoDs, YsATNLN, 4 Co.
Nov l. dim.
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no enc sIxth NNard NIlIitIa;

You are hereby notified to meet at 10 O'Clock Oh
Monday next, at the corner Of Broad and Cherry
Streets, up stairs over GEo. RICHARDS drug store.
A full meeting of every man subject to military
duty is requested, as business of Importance viii
be trans acted.
JANIS WIRELESS, Captain.
Dec l. 1861
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The observations are, as far as possible, made be-
tween s and in the morning, / and 2 at noon, and
and in the evening
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There are no Southern or Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yarns are now quoted as follows: 700 and
500, lie soc, lie 500, ISc; 400, l4e per dozen.
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The Soldiers Relief Society viii meet in the
Christian Church, Monday ten O'Clock, AN.
Mrs FELICIA G. PORTER, President.
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THE1 INsU RANCE OFFIO e
w. j. MAR II,

Opposite the sewSnes House, on Collegs street, is
the place to obtain Insurance In some Of the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. noV2of
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Capture OfEIOntgOmery's Jayhawk-
ers and Lanes Forces.
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Wanted.

TTyES cAEPE1THRs I. work for c.afsdsrasy. Apply at
= I'm BRUCE 4 CO.,
novNSs GoVerlnsnt Ageas.
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WILL give constant snpsyuent to I've Eood tix sals
teams hauling to and from Manchester. Persons Wishing
snPyment ia having and having good wagons ana eA1s va
please call Immediately .. WHITMAN.
a.
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FHE NASHVILLE True BLUES are hereby notified to
NEE. q. their srmory, at o'clock Monday evening
on very important business. A full attendance is
especially requested. By order Of the Captain.
BRucE BueKNER, o. 5;
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Passed Nov. 10th, 1861.

NEW HONS IN THE WEsT, BY ERs. CATHARINE
STEWART, OF NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE.-This is the title
of work written and published few years since
by that most estimabls lady, the authorizes. She
has few copies of the edition now on sale st HA-
CAMS Book Store and the proceeds of the sales ere
to be applied to the sick and wounded Tennessee
volunteers and it is hoped that all who can will
call and be supplied with the book as early as pos
sbe % the soldiers need the funds and she is snxN
ious to make the appropriation before leaving on
Southern tour. The work is native and contains
many Incidents of rare interest, gathered during
Western and North.w western ramble, as well among
the savage as the more civilized inhabitants. We
commend the book and the charitable design of the
donor to the kind consideration Of our readers.
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PRICE MOVING FORWARD F!

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For Rent.
wagons and Teams wanted.

TEER oITY HOTEL for rent for 1864. Apply 70 EDOeh
Ensley or u. Howard. EoT28R
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SKIBAnsH WITH THE ToRIEs.-A company Of Tories
were encountered by scouting party from Gen
CAROLS Brigade few days since in Grassy Cove,
Sequatchie county. After making feeble attempt
at resistance, they turned their backs upon our
boys and raised TIE trot. They were fred upon
one was shot dead, and another slightly wounded
in the arm Chattanooga Gazette and advertiser, No
UembeY 30.
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Our Office has been this day removed to rooms
over Planters Bank.
Z. II. BRUcs i Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
decIlm. or
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Sick SOLDIERS AGAtN.-While some Of our farmers
and generous citizens are sending in large quanti-
ties of potatoes butter eggs, milk, chickens, -four,
&c. to the hospitals, others, equally, if not more
able, to afford such donations, selling these ar
ticles for hospital supplies at the most exorbitant
prices, seemingly glad of chance to profit largely
thereby. Some, again, are sending just such arti-
cles es above mentioned just suited to the sick,
while others send in nicknacks, and other articles
wholly unsuitable for the sick. We are requested
to suggest to those donating, to send just such art
cles as will benefit and not iDjure the sick soldier,
and then the gif will bless the giver and receiver.
4The Knoxville Register says on official authority.
that the agents Of the Confederate Government have
already contracted for not less than sin hundred
thousand hogs in East Tennessee alone. The Regis-
terGdds:
The number In the hands of spectators it is i'm
nossible to estimate, and we have reason to believe
there is yet also a considerable number in the
hands of raisers, as we hear of contracts being
made every day for future delivery. We believe
that East Tennessee has produced pork enough to
supply the whole Southern army for the next
twelve months independent Of great hog raising
regions of adj AGENT States.
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Terms OF sale,
Wanted,

M NEGRO Men and % Negro Women FOR nurses Isr the
~ various OenfderAts stsiss Hospitals in this city, By
order q Dr., ,, W. YGnasll 9Eo. n CLARK,
noV20-d ofiss No. 50 College ssrsst.
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A MICRO man Who Is good cook, to 90 to ths army
"A bowling Green
EDqgire q SO HOrth Markss strssi, Nashville, Tenn
noEkO-f
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NashvilIe Confederatea,

Dec. l, 1861.