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OBITUARY..

Died at the st. Charles Hospital, in Rich
mond, Va, on the 25th August, Mr.. JAS.
ID. BAILEY, son of James and Lucy NJ. Bailey
The deceased was all attectionate aud obcdcnt
son, aud leaves many dear relatives to mourn
his death. lie hearkened to the call Of his
country aud promptly obeyed the summons to
defend her rights. lie was member OF the
NJ. +. Church, aud died with the happy conso.
lotion, that he was going home to his God
lie was a member oi Capt. McManus' company
Gt Kershaw's Regiment, and participated in
our glorious yictoIies at Bull Run and Mamas
sa. Thus has another gallant spirit taken ITS
flight to realms OF bliss above
Died, on the 10th September, 1861, Mrs.
MARTHA NJ. BIuGART, cOnSJrt ot w. A. Big
gart, in the 22dr year Of her age. She left a
kind aud ailcCtonatc husband and two little
children and many relatives aud friends to
mourn their loss. She left this life in the tr-
umph of the Christian faith to greet with Joy
the many christian friends upon the shores OF
a happy immortality, there to miMgle with the
redeemed in the praises of her God, the Faith.
cr, Son and Holy Spirit forever and ever
Since her depart turc, her infant son, r. II
Biggart, aged II months, has gone to unite
with his dear mother, to the enjoyment OF that
blessed abode tina. our Rcdccmcr promised cot
such is the Kingdom of Heaven" These sore
bcrcavcmCnls OF dear relatives and friends
causes the tear OF grief to flow; yet, we bow
with humble submission TO the VIII of our
Heavenly Father, who gjvcth and who takcth
away, aud blessed be his holy name. But we
indulge the strong hope, that our loss is their
eternal gain. She Was consistent member OF
the Baptist Church for about years Thus
we have to remember, the agent of death has
executed his commission upon five of the fam.
/ lily within about IA months.
| A FRIEND.
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S75 REWARD!
! Runaway from where we had tho

a. Runaway from where we had thom
H hired, near Chester in June last, our
~ three Negro men, viz : BILL, GILES
aud HENRY.
Bill and Giles we bought the 18th Of last
November, at the estate sale of Ed. Leach,
on Broad River, in York District. They
being brothers and having relations in the
neighborhOod where we purchased them, it
is more than likeley they have made their
way back to their old ncighborhood.
Bill is about &c years old, S feet inches
high, will weigh $50 or l6O pounds 10
very black; rather sharped face, speaks
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, il about "a years old
5 feet 9 inches high will weigh l6o lbs
is very black, aud walks with his head up
and feet turned out in front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan l, of Col. c.
Rives on the Catawba river. He is % years
old, well sc:, 5 feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh IT'S pounds has heavy brow and
| speaks slowly; has some character as
runaway. May go to Charleston or WASH
| ngton city, it is hard telling where he WILL
go as he is n gentleman Of travel. They
all ran off about the same time.
We will pay $75 reward for the three
men; or S25 piece for either Of them de-
ive-ed in any Jail so that we can get them.
These boys may attempt to make their way
! North, as some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
| Aug. 7, lS6l-26-tf
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WAR NEWS.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, September "A well in
formed gentleman, recently from New
York, gives it as his decided opinion, from
facts aud communications well understood
in Interested circles there, that Yankee
proprietors of a large interest IN Bruins.
wick, Georgia, have induced Lincoln to tit
out large and expensive expedition, with
about twenty thousand uIen, TO take Bruins
wick, establish II navy ward. and open a
port for the shipment of cotton, naval stores
aad live oak. Sagacious men think there
eral Government is wholly controlled by
schemers and spectators.
RICHMOND, September 24.-A lady who
| arrived here to.day reports that the Balii
more Exchange, South ard Republican have
been suppressed. and the .Sun suoL will be
She also reports that the Peabody Institute
Is being fitted up rs \ prison Tor secession
| ladies.
RICHMOND, Sept. 26.-Passengcrs from
Western Virginia by the train This after
noon, report that Gen. Wise rrfu>e+ to fall
back from Sewell's mountain, and expects
a fight every moment.
1t is reported that two Federal steamers
were fired upon 10 day 10y our batteries on
the Potomac aud completely riddIed
| Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier. |
From Missouri
RICHMOND, September 2o..-Tme BaIti.
more Clipper, Of Monday, has leIcgraphic
account of battle at Lexington Mo. IL
says after three days hard hgnting, the
Coniederates took the city, the Unitcd
| Stutes troops retrealinu after "A heavy loss
on both sides.
The New York Herald says that infor
nation has been received, " hich shows
that Spain will shortly recognize the indie
pendence OF the Southern Contederacy.
WILMINGTos, N. G., Sept 26-Reliub.c
information reports five Yankee war vessel.
off New Inlet at II o'clock 10 day, and t*c
| off Western Bar
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Collect ors for the War Tax.

The Richmond Examiner publishes the fol-
le~ing list Of Collectors of the war tax for the
different States
Jos. c. Bradley. Alabama.
VIM II. Hslibut, Arkansas,
Il. T. Blackburn, Florids.
Il. Slarnes, Georgia.
Robert A. l.. Usher, Louisiana.
Jno. o. Handy, Mississippi.
Wm. X Lane, North Carolina.
w. Z. Martin, South Carolina.
Isaac b. Williams, Tennessee.
George j. Durham, Texas.
Henry 7. Garrett, Virgins.
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The War PoLlcr.-The Richmond Exan

The War PoLIcY.-The Richmond Exdn-
liner reports that long Cabinet Session has
recently taken place on the policy Of pushing
the war beyond the Coniederacy. It says the
Cabinet is divided-some preferring the or
dering Of the Army into winter quarters whilst
others favor an onward movement.
The same paper Of q later date says :
ave are satisfied that the statement Of diver
gance of views among the members Of the
Government upon the mode OF prosecuting the
war, is entirely incorrect"
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Critical Situation in Western Virginia
--Rosencrantz Marching on the Big

SV~CAAs
The Richmond Examiner of 9th ut.,
says:
Intelligence Of the most important and
critical nature has reached here from the
seat Of war in the West, by special express
arrived yesterday evening. The news from
our camps on the Gauley line is as late as
Wednesday last, furnishing a most unco m
mon instance Of the dispatch of Intelligence
from that quarter.
On Friday last Gen Lee arrived at Flo yd's
camp nj Meadow Bluff. He was accom-
panied by an escort Of twenty men and
three baggage wagons. On the Sunday
following Gen. Lee proceeded to Wise's
encnmpment, on tho Big Sewell, and made
| . thorough Reconnaissance Of the position
II was known thst Rosencran:z had
crossed the Gauiey, and was making his
way towards our lines. Is was reported
that he had crossed the Gauley at Hughes
Ferry, taking up his line Of march on the
Wilderness road, but, learning the position
| OF Floyd's forces, had retraced his march
crossing the river again at Carnefax (the
locality Of the late battle) and directing his
movements towards Wise's position on the
Big sewell.
Gen. Lee had taken four regiments OF
Floyds command TO reinforce Con. Wise
The juncturo Of these two forc,s would
not, il is said, amount to more than 5000
men, and it had been determined to give
battle on the approach Of the enemy
| Rosencrantz' force was estimated at l4,00t
men.
| II was understood that the position o
Gen. Wise WINS exceedingly strong. The
dispositions Of the force, had been mad,
by Col. Hsnningsen and it was hoped tha
they would bs able to check Rosencrantz
Notwithstanding the considerable superiorit,
| Of his numbers
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Bank of the State
. i Il III G. A r O Ii n A

CHARLESTON, 10Th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, nj its late SEES
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds to the
auoun, OF $675, 900, bearing an interest OF
scCen per cent, for the purpose of providing
the funds required TO sustain the State in
the act "f resumimg her rights of sovereign
iy, this Bank is now prepared to dispose OF
the Bonds. They are issued in sums OF
$50, 500, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make securo
and profitable Investment, while cOntribu-
Ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view Of enabling cit.-
zrns in any part Of the State TO share in
the Loan, the Clerks of the Courts of the
several districts have been required to open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sui-
table arrangements vii! be made for furn.
ishing the bonds on the receipt Of the mon
ey, at an early da! after each subscription,
has been made. Engagements for the pur-
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or at any Of its Branches. II is probable
that, at the next Session ofthc Legislature,
those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
G. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb g, 3,f .
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SEVERE Storm. Friday last was a very blus-
tcring day-the heaviest wind that has oc'
CURED in this vicinity for a long time. 1t was
accompanied With some rain good deal Of
rain had fallen the night previous. Several
shade trees in our Village were blown down.
Considerable fencing wss blo0n down in the
country. and some damage done to cotton that
was open.
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3. u. BUcKNEn, Brig. UenT z =.
Boioling Green, Sept. Is, 1861.

The Eq uinoctial Storm is over. II be.
gan on Thursday night with strong wind
blowing from the :. H., accompanied bp
heavy rain squalls. This continued until
Friday morning, when the gale reached it,
height The rain poured down IN torrents,
and was dashed hither and thther by the
angry gusts. Signs, shutters aud exposed
moveables Of every kind were tossed about
in the most fantastic and promiscuous fash
ion. We heard, however, Of no serious 10
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Advance of Confederate troops into
Central Kentucky.

The Nashville American Informs u that
a corps d'armec, under the command Of
Gen. ). B. Bucknrr, e.. ). A., the al vance
of witch is composed of krntuck, rrgi-
ments from Camp Boone, advanced in.o
Central Kentucky, arriving al Bowling
Green at 81 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ng last. The commander Of these forces
is citizen of Kentucky. and was rcccntIy
Inspector. General of the State Guard of
that CommonN cath, position which he
resigned ia cOnsequenc. Of the neutral po
s;ion of his State having been violated
with impunity, by the Lincoln Government
Though the State authorities made no
effort to maintain The boaSted neutrality,
We believe that the proud people of Ken
lucky will yet prove 10 the tryant that then
souls were never moulded to tolerate hi.
degraded despOilsn, even after years OF
durcss. They will now rise up in the
strength of frr-men. aud cast dviianc, int,
the teeth Of the wsurpcr, as their father.
ould have done. who won and transmittr,
To them the glorious heritage Of frrcGum
The following IL III" proclamation issue,
by the chivairous Buckuer, 1T Bowling
Green
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Jury to property, either in the city or among
the shipping in port. Doubtless the block.
aiding vessels had n rather rough time of i,
during the storm, but that's of no conse.
quence
The Telegraph lines in every direction
were so much disnrranged by the gale as TO
intercept all communication.
Charleston MercurH
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VEeErApLx CuRrosirr.-rhere may be seen
of year Of corn-Ior rather number Of years
attached together. In Tire centre is a year Of
the ordinary size, aud around 1t are seventeen
aistirs smaller years. Th!: we believe, is a
Waxhaw prodigy, and grew upon the planta-
ton Of our fellow townsman, Mr.. S. B. Massey.
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HEADQUARTERS.
ORDERS No. ..

2lst Regiment S. 6. NJ, Sep 81.
Some of tae Bea, Companies having fail
cd To report to me on the Goth instant, ac-
cording to orders, viz Witherspoon's Beat,
and Fuuderburk's Beat it is, therefore,
further ordered, that the two highest OFF,
GERS in each of these companies attend to
the taking of the Census of their respec. c.
tive Beats, according to Order No. /, and
report to mo on Monday, October 7th, at
the Court House
By order, J. f.. RUTLEDGE,
Lieut.. Col COmd'g.
Sept 81. 332t
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We are requested to announce that the Cen.
trail Committee Of the District Volunteer Aid
Association, will meet at the Court House on
hcIt Saturday week A prompt attendance
OF the members Of the Committee is desired,
and Sub Committees are requested to contisue
their reports.
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The Feeling In Kentucky.

MOBILE, September -. The Tribune, Of
this city, publishes u letter from Tenn
essee Congressman, dated Murirec.boru,
Kentucky Legislature or her prominent po-
lticians may saw or 90, We have reliable lu
formation that n large m joriry Of the bone
and sincw-tne lighting matera!--of the
State are with The South Column at
Tennessee troops have pOssessiun ol the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. within
forty miles OF the city OF Louisville, with
all the rolling stock, including locomotives.
The railroad bridge across Salt river, near
ElizabethtO had been burned. Contcd
crate troops are posted at Muldrow's Hill,
forty miles from Louisville, where Ken
tuckian- are rallyimg aud uniting with
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The Cotton States ferswarnsd.
The New York 7r;5uas Of late date, make,

the following statement:
We commit no impropristy In announcing
that the preparations lcs two important move.
mens against the Southern coast are rapidly
going forward, 50 that the expeditions yin be
ready 10 set sail within very few weeks.
One Of the land forces viii probably be un-
der Major General Butler. The other uudsr
Brigadier General sherman who Is In com.
mand Of the important camps at Hampstead,
LII We believe that the number OF troops
$4,000 men. with naval forces Of propsrtion-
ate strength.
Another Northern paper says;
The grcatea activity 10 prevailing In oil the
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important, If Tru.--A rumor has reach

Important, II 1rus.-A rumor has reach.
ed hare through passengers from the West,
thai an interview took place in Tennessee
last week between Gen. (Sumter) Ander.
son and Gen. A. s. Johnston, during " hich
the former promised the latter to aid in eS-
psliing the Federal troops from the State
Of Kentucky IL is said that the endorse
,pent Of Fremonrs Infamous proclamation
by Lincoln has opened the eyes OF Gen.
Anderson to toe real intentions Of the Ab
oli,ion Government at Washington, and
that no intends TO resign his commission
forthwith. We give the report for what il
"a worth - Soiah CarOiinian.
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Wednesday Morning, Oct. Q, 1891,

Mr.. N. j. Hough has our thanks for late
Richmond papers. Mr.. H.. who Is a member
of the Lancaster Invincibles," reached home
on Sunday last on a visit. lie reports the
health Of his Company as improving.
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Notice.

III. persons indebted to me are notified
"A to come forward and pay up. must
have money To reneW my stock
X. J. CUMPSTON.
Sept 2Jth 1861 -33-it.
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NOTICE.-I WISH TO MAKE
~ known to the public that the sn nbscri.
ber has charge of J. r. Massey's Mills and
has had them pnt in good order with new
boiling cloths. From my former expert.
ence, feel assured, that can please any
who may give me n trial.
F.P. INGRAM.
Aug 81, 1861. 3m.
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Notice.

DURING my absence George McC
Wilherspoon will act as my Agent and At.
torney IN fact, aud is authorized TO repre-.
sent me.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
April IL, 1861. Iotf
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Cor JoHn CUSNIsGHAM.-It affords Us
pleasure TO announce TO our readers the &C.
ccptance of Col John Cunningham into the
Confederate Service, With bis Regiment
Col. Cunningham well deserves the appoint
uent he holds. as we'll from his esortions,
as from his ability to discharge the dulie.
devolving upon him. Our best wishes Mt
tend him and his srms.--Char. Mercury.
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"Calvc," the felon who escaped from the
Constable, as noticed last week, has been
caught and is now in Jail.
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PRocLANArIoE OF TIE Posr MASTER GrSER
AL.-Post Master General Reagan has issued
his proclamation requiring all persons having
claims for postal service under the provisions
Of the Act Of August Sd, 1851. TO present
said claims to the Auditor Of the Treasury for
the Post Office Department for examination.
on or before the 18th Of March, 1852, in order
that he may report to Congress the amount a.
required by law. Blank forms for the applica.
ton aud verifca,ion will be furnished on sp.
plicaton to the Auditor Of the Treasury ~
aforesaid.
AN persons who have heretofore collected
money as Postmasters in the States nov COM
posing the Confederacy, and which they had
not paid over at the time the Confederate
States took charge OF the Postal service, are
required, to make an exhibit Of it to the Aud.
tor Of the Treasury Cor the Post Office Depart
ment, on or before the 18th Of October, inst
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

\
BY His EX' ElHENCI. +. w. PICK.
EMS. GOVERNOR AND COMMAN.
DERIN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE
STATE or sou I'll CAEOLIEA
Nu.REAS, INFORMATION HAS
W been received II, ;hiS Department.
that LEWIS, a negro slave, the property of
William Warm, Of Darlington District, was
tried and convicted Of an atrociuus offence
against the dignity Of thr State, was sen
truc"d To- be hung "n the Slh of November
next. and csc ped from the custody Of the
officer "GO hAd liin ,ur'Hrgc
Now therefore |, +. W PICKENS, Cow
crnur Of the Sta.e Of SouIu Carolina, do
hrrrb, oilrr u reward # ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for his apprehension and dcly.
cry into any Jail in ,hiS State
The sard LEWIS IL abuut six feet high,
weighs about one hundred and eighty
pounds. about thirtN year, of aye, has very
black heavy whi,Ncrs "n his chin, rs they
approach las ears they are very thin, very
high rcccinG forehead, teeth good. but
coI"rrd bv The use Of tobacco. When las
seen is clothes were of dark o'Orcd ne.
gro cIo'I
Given under my h,nd and the seal Of the
State, at Charleston, tni,, the 27lh day OF
September. IN TIA" year of our Lord one
thousand eight bundled and sixty one
and of the sovereignty and independence
OF South Carolina, the eighty.lirSt.
+. W. PICkENS.
By the Governor
JAMES \. DUFFUs, Deputy Secretary o
Stale.
:1H~AII papers in the State will copy
t a. - a 4
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To the people of Kentucky

The Legislature of Kentucky have been
faithless to the will of the people Tnry
have endeav"red TO make your gallant
State a fortress. in which, under the gui.r
OF neutrality, the armed forces of the Uni
ted States might securely prepare to sub.
jugate alike tae people of Kentucky aud
the Southern States.
IL was not until after months If covert
and open violation of your neutrality, with
large encampments Of Federal troops on
your territory, and recent official drclara
ton Of the President Of the United States
not to regard your Mental position, con
pied with well prepared scheme To seize
an additional point 10 your territory which
was of vital importance to the safety and
defence of Tennessee, that the troops OF
the Confederacy, on the invitation of the
people of Kentucky, occupied defensive
post in your State. In duing So, the com
mander announced his purpose TO evacuatr
your territory simultaneously with u similar
movement on the part of the Federal forces,
| whenever the Legislature of Kentucky
shall undertake TO enforce against bclligcr-
ents the "strict neutrality" which they
have so often declared.
| ! return amongst you, citizons OF Ken
| tncky, at the head Of n force, the advance
Of which is composed entirely of Kentuck-
ians. We do not come 10 molest any citi
zeI, whatever may be mis- political opinions
Unlike the agents Of the Northern despot
ism who seek TO reduce us To the condition
| Of dependent sa-sais, We believe that the
recognition of the civi! rights of citizeas is
the foundation of constitutional liberty
and that the claim Of the President of the
United States to declare martial law, 10
suspend the privilege of the writ Of habsas
corpus, and To convert every barrack and
every prison in the land into Bastille, i.
nothing but the claim which other tyrants
have assumed to suhjugatc free people.
The Confederate States occupy Bowling
Green rs a defensive position. | renew the
pledges Of the commanders of other col
umns Of Confederate troops to retire from
the territory OF Kentucky on tho same con
ditiOns which will govern their movements
| further give you my own assurance
that the force under my command will b.
used To aid the government OF Kentucky
In carrying out the "s,rct neutraily" dc
sired by its people, whenever they under
take TO enforce 1t against the two belIiges
ents alike.
s. B. BUcKsrn. Brig. Geo'i G. \. A.
Bopliag Green, Sept Is, 1861.
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NOTfCE.-ALL persons indebted to
~ the Estate of John w. Belk, deceased, !,
are requested to make payment to my At
torney, w. A. Moore, Esq, at Lancaster
G.. H., and all creditors will present their
claims to him properly attested.
WILMUTH BELk, Adm'trix.
Aug. 7, lS6l-26 3m.
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THKY Talk or SHORT Work IN KrsrucKr.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of the l2th
inst, says:
There are ten regiments now in camp in
Ohio, ready, and We believe quite As many in
Indiana. There will be force enough to make
the struggle in Kentucky very short-The
twenty regiments that We have named can
cross the river within week, and ten more
will be ready in less than fortnight, while
the greatest abundance of arms. rifles and
cannon, and Of ammunition, il at hand.
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s 0 u Il II G A r @ l. | N A
Lancaster District.
In The Common Pleas.
y p; =: s,,'," :,s,''' ( Attachment.

Whereas, tho Plaintiff did on the 5th day
of October 1860, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who Gas it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State,
and hath neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom n copy Of the
said Declaration might be served. 1t is
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
DO appear and plead TO the said declaration
on or before The 9th day of October, which
will be in the year of our Lord one thou
SAND eight hundred and sixty-one, other
wise final and absolute judgment will then
be given, and awarded against him.
j. A. STEWMAN, &. G. p.
October 9th, 1860. 35-ly-m.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To tie Editor Of tie Lancaster Le,tyer
SIR YOU WILL PLEASE ANNOUNCE
JOHN WILLIAMS. Esq as a candidate
for Congress from the lst Congressional Dis
trict BY so doing you will oblisc the voters
of Lancaster
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Attention.

NJY NOTES AND ACCOUNTS HAVE
wi been left in the hands Of Mr. Jas. l..
Deale for collection All those indebted
to me will take warning and settle up.
w l.. HOWE
Sept. 25, 1861. 33-IL