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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
whata a soldier wiz Receive.

Z Any pnsod enlisling in the armies Of
the United States will be entitled TO the
following. after being mustered into ser.
Vice, viz:
The sum Of 500 bpunty,of which Sq5
is paid upon being mustered, and SO for
recruiting pay, Sl3 per month. clothing
and subsistence. The FIRST month pay il
advanced to the recruit upon being mus.
tered into service. Total payment in ad.
vance, $40. Ths remaining SIS bounty
will be paid upon The expiration Of the
term of service, or in case Of death, to the
family 70 the soldier, Besides, ,volup Leert
will remember, that according to l,w
passed by the Ohio Legislature last win
ter. levy of three fifth Of a mill upon
each dollar Of property, in Che State. il
made for the support Of the families Oi
volunteers. Again, according to law, the
property Of volunteers Is exempt from sale
under execution for 60 days after tie expi
ration Of his term Of service. and bis
property sold for taxes is also rsdeemable
vitkovt peaaly after expiration Of his term
Of ofservice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
RTOur Democratic friend, are m.L;,,

~Our Democratic friends are making
a great fusSNbOutlhe emigration ofbl.cks
to this stats.apd are endsayoriug te fix i,s
responsibility upon the Union party. Had
they not repealed &s 6tact la~, Of This
STATE, isSieh ps publish 5siOp. there wouid
hsvs teen nothing 10 epprshsnd. Read lie
lag,
Section. I. Be Il snacisd By Ms GEN
s,ei Assem5ly ofAs State of Ohio, That
no negro or muIatrO person shall be per.
mitted 10 emigIaIe into and settle within
this State, nnlsss such negro or mulatio
person, shall within twenty days thsro-
after. enter into bond with Two or more
freehold surstiss, in the penal sum o. five
hundred dollars. before Tie Clcrk OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of the County in
Which such negro or mulatto may wish 10
reside TO he approved Of by tie clerk, J
conditioned for the good behavior of such
negro or mulatto, and moreover TO pay
for the support Of such person, 10 case he,
she or they should thereafter be found
within any Township 10 this State. .unablr
10 support themselves; and il any negro
or muIntto person shall migrate into this
State, and not comply with the provisions
Of this act. it shall bo the duty OF the
overseers Of the poor OF the Township
who're such negro or mulauo person may
bsfound. to remove Immediately, such
black or mulatio person. in the same man.
ner as is required in the case OF paupers
Ssction 3, That il any person, being a
resident Of this State, shall employ. har.
Dor or conceal any such negro or mulatto
pers IN aforesaid CONTRARY 10 the provisions
of the fret section Of this act. any person
SO offending, shall forfeit snd p;y for
every such offence, any sum not exceed.
ing ono bundled dollars, the one half to
tie informer, the other half for the use of
the poor Of the Township in which such
person may reside, to be recovered by ac.
tion of debt, beiJresny court having com
petsnt jurisdiction. and moreover be liable
for the maintsinsnce and support of such
negro or muIatto, provided he, she or
they shall become unable to support them
selves. ,5E.#.s .f
This law was passed January 25. 1907
Was repeated BY Democratic Legislature
for tie worst Of purposes. that of secur.
ing the Influence aud support Of tic
a6olilionists.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Activity of tho Rebels on the Feminist

Activity of the Rebels on the Peninsula
INTENDED Attack on Sufolk-Al Il
Quiet in South Carolina and Georgia.
FL RTREss MoSRoE, July 96.-I am cred.
IDLY informed that large rebel forces are
being concentrated on the line OF lheJanes
river. above the junction of the Appomst
tox and James. They came down from
Richmond by the Petersburg and Rich.
mond Railroad.
1t is beliened thai they already nun
ber from fifty to sixty thousand, and that
jackson is in command OF them. no,with.
standing the rumor that he is 10 pursuit
of General Pope,
| Ny informant is very confident that the
rebels are now making bold stand at the
above named place, and are bringing all
tho forces there they can spare from Rich
mond.
He believes that it is the intention oil
the rebels very soon to make an attack OH
Suffolk, as they are within twenty miles
Of that city with considerable force.
Night before last company of rebe!
cavalry came down on Gloucester Point
opposite Yorktown. seized,and carried of
lot of contIabands that had accumu ulat
ed there, and also forced into the rebs
army all the males that could be found
there capable of bearing arms. They
then set fire to lot Of ship timber and
left.
The rebel cavalry are almost daily prowl
ing about that region, seeking plunder OF
any kind. and pressing into the service all
the men they can find. whom they tank
will be OF any use to them.
Similar depredaiions are being commit
ted in ,he vicinity of Williamsburg
whether by the guerrillas or regulars Of
the rebel army; it is hard to determine as
they ol.engo clothed alike.
BY this disguise they assume authority
which otherwise they could not In their
masked character they commit many dep
relations. telling civilians they have au'
thori'y for their acts. being regular Con.
federate cavalry.
Yesterday man obtained a pass in
Norfolk. for the pretended purpose o.
going to North Carolina.
He was watched by an off er, and iol
lowed several miles from Norfolk, wher
he took wrong road, and was oteerIng
toward Richmond
The officer then quickly rods up, arr st
ed him, and found on him two thousand
letters he was about to convey to Rich
mond. he was taken back to Norfolk
and lodged in Jail, to wall his trial. HI
admitted and stated that he got two dol
lars q piece (or,ccnveying letters between
Norfolk and Richmond. .
This will stop the avenue by which let
ters have been passed 10 and from Rich
mond. .J,,.. ~ e
r. The steamship Massachusetts, has ar
rived at Fortress Monroe from Port Roy
al, bound to New York. T.
She reports all quiet on the South Car
olina and Georgia coasts.
The screw steamer South America lef
Fortress Monroe this afternoon lader
with contrabapds. She has gone up thu
James river.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ResOlvsd, That we will sustain The
Government IN ito efforts 10 maintain the
Constitution as Il is and 10 restore the
Union as IL was. Democratic Rssolu,
ton,
The above is the sentiment Of every
true and loyal man. but is not the true
sensimeut Of the Ohio Eagle. who hypo.
critically prOclaims an endorsement. but
who strikes from the State Ticket the
name Of Judge RANxEy for coming into
our midst and endorsing il before the
people. We were not surprised at this
high banded course Of the Eagle in thus
arbitrarily malilating the ticket Of his
party. and thus secretly stabbing man
for his loyalty aud honesty. We believ e
the Democracy Of Fairfield County will
resent this insult and punish this high
handed Interference with the work Of
their State Convention, II they are no:
seTis they certainly will. We believe that
when they meet iu County Convention
they will demand shat ROLAND reinstates
Judge RANSEY. and he will not dare to
refuse the demand. His action in this
matter should convince all that he csrra-
cises and denounces every one who has
the courage to say that they love the
country, or who by his acts shows that
iu the hour Of peril he is rot afraid to fly
to the rescue. Such men do not suit
CHAs. ROLAND, they love the Union, he
lpves its enemies. ioa aeH n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

~ Captains PERRY FRnTsR HOOK.
RR and their LisuteDants, are display Ing
great earnestness and zeal in their endea-
vors to Gil their companies and 10 get
them ready for organization. Young
men of Fairfield. come up, determined to
bear Your share Of the sacrifice, by
promptly enrolling your names with the
many brave boys who have already gone
and distinguished themselves by their
daring courage in the 6eld. Do not de-.
lay till you are drafted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

a Ew The Administration. goaded on by
the abolilionists, have at last forced Nc
Clellan to resign [ohiO Eagle.
The above is false. No man having
any regard for himself would publish it,
and 20 ole who reads any paper but the
Eagle. would believe il. When an editor
of a public journal will give publicity ts
that which he knows 10 be false. for the
purpose Of deceiving honest men, be is
deserving the scorn and contempt ofalI
good citizens. ..-.-...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

"The Democrats Of Butler and Preble
counties. in their convention on Saturday
last endorsed with unanimi,y tho course
of fHon' Q. l.. Vallandigham Eagle.
So do the Union mep, since his course
as indicated by late telegram, is to,
wards the gallows. The difference be.
tween the two is, however. apparent. II
is the reasonable "course" of Vallsndig
ham lha, the Democracy endorse. while
it is his course to public condemnation
and execution for treason, that the Union
men endorse. .s&s59rs@ fs... ..s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
DR.. .MeLEAN"s UNIvEhsaL PILLs,

For Lissr csnSi4iEt, Bi!AsgsEsss, HsaGsshs, sc.
There has neretbee1 Caiaarti: medicine, offered
to the public that has given sgcn snre
MrLEAS's UNIVERSAL PILLa.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly inno-
cent and can be taken by the tender infant
promptand powerful IN removing all BIliDns seere
lions. Acid or impure, Fcted Mstier from the Stom-
aeh In fact they are the 6ay Pills that should be
used In malariOns districts.
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or pain In .he
stomach or Bowels, th0ngh very active and
n their operation promoting healthy SecieIions of
The Liver and Kidneys. WEn will suGvr from hi
ionsnes., Heafaehe and Foul Stomach. when so cha p
a remedy can he obtained! Keep them constantly
hours DAYS and mouths ofsickncss. Ask for Dr. j.
H. MeLean's Universal Pill. Take no other. Being
c9aied ihoy are tastelees. Price only 2j cents per
boz and eau be sent by mail 10 part Of the init
! cd Stats J. n. HeCL4IT SOIs Proprietor.
| C9raer 9C TAlrd and Pms Girssia. 81. Laais. NJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
RRcRuIrING MEErINGs.

On Saturday Evening. August ed at
Election House, in Greenfield Township,
and on Monday Evening, August 4th at
Picksrington. .stHJ,l
On Wednesday Evening. August 9Th
at Gsnava, in Rdshcrsek Township.
On Saturday at 3 O'Clock PM. Aug.
9th, at Bremen. ID Rushcreek Township.
Good Speakers will be present at The
above meetings. Let essry man turn
out.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. &c, are
becoming very prevalent among our citi
zens. We would advise all who may he
afflicted with those distressing complaints
to go at once and get some of Mel, an q
Strengthening Cordial. II is just the
remedy to cure all diseases of tie Llver
and Stomach. Try it. S.e advertise
ment.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

!. THE official Washington correspon.
deuce Of the Gil cinnati Commercial says
that John w. Kees has been released
This intelligence will give the villains. the
aiders and abettors in his arrest, some
unsasiuess [ohiO Eagle.
So would the appearance Of horse
thief in their niidst. The enemies OF
law and order usually give "uneasiness''
TO the communities thoy dislurb.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
More about the Arrest of the Clergy.

New YORK, July 28.-Tho Tribune has
a special from Columbus, Ohio. which
states that Rev. DR.. Brooks of St. Louis
and Rev. D. Hoyt Of Louisville, were ar.
rested Friday night at the house of the
notorious rebel Judge Clark Of Ohio.
1t is reported tina. important papers
were found on them duplicating Valand-
;gham, who will be taken with them TO
Cincinnati.
The Governor has issued orders to the
Assessors to have the enrolment of all
able bodied men ready BY the 18th Of
Augtst. r.. ,.t .-.. ..,. b.
II there are not volunteers enough by
that time. drafting is to Commence.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
Parties.

lr ever there wss time 10 the history
of the country when the people should
bs united, and party lines and par.izau
measures be forgotten, now is that time.
The aroutine Of party animosily, the
stirring up Of political strife, the revival
Of old ennlity, the drawing out ofthe preju
dice of the people, the studied misrepre'
sentalion oftbs Government and it's acts,
for effect are necessarily followed BY the
most dangerous results, and should be
s,udiously avoided in this trying hour by
bll well wisLers Of the country. What
haze the masses to gsin by the eleva.
lion Of this man or that 10 office, so that
whoever succeeds faithfully administers
the law. What difference to the people
whether John Doe or Richard Roe rec.
ords the proceedings Of our County
Court, SO that the trust is discharged with
honesty, fijelity auI skill. On the con
trary, what. evils result 10 the cause and
what afflic!ion 10 the people-crimiua'
tious, heart burnings, discord and strife
lukswarmness, dis!oyally, hatred, treason
to the cause. These are the inevitable
resuftso a par'isau struggle. Two po-
litical organizations. both advocating the
same measures, cannot stand. They
must have issues. There is now but one
issue before the people: Union or Disun
ton--wn or peace. There is no inter
mediate groudd, those who are not Tor til,
war entirely, heartily and uncoudilionally
are against il. No issue can he m4de
upon the war measures without, to a
greater or less extent, de,racting fion
the vigor of its prosecution, and cndau
geriug ito success. without poisoning the
minds Of the people agains the Govern
ment and enlisting their sympathies iol
the countIy's enemy, i.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
DR. II. NsLESNs Y0Lc.4TIc OIL LEJTIAEST
TAs Beet EIt"Hal ia Tia Forld,

Thousands Of human heings have been sAveda llfs
OF hecrephInde aud m serv by the Ofthisinvau
able lihiment IL will relieve pain almost Rstania
ne0usly, aud 1t Will eleans@ purify ahd heal the foul
est Sore In an incredible short Iims. heLsaas VoI-
eeSie on LiHinsAt will relieve the most inveterate
eases Of rheumatism, GouI, or Neuralgia. For Par
ai!sis, Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or weakaess IN
me Joints, Muscles or LiKaaenis II will never fail
Two apPheations Nillcure sore Throat, Headache or
Earsche For Bans nr scHlds. or any Pain Il is an
iniAillbie Remedy Try It, aud you will hnd IL an In
d'spenslble remedy. keepitRlWaya on hand.
PLASIERRS. FARMERS, or any one having
charge OF horses will save money By using MeLean's
Volcenic OIL Liniment 1t Is speedy and infaIIibIe
cure Tor Gala, Sprains, Chafes Swelling Lameness
Sweeney. Sores. Wounds. Scratches. orsny external
disease. Try. II aLd Won viii b. convinced.
DR. J. II. .fSLS.a-f', Sole Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MO
- - h' Aloenm agent. Rug. Is, IS6I--l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
ET Henderson,, Kentucky, las bee n re

ET Henderson, Kentucky has been re-
occupiedby Union troops, The gueriIlas,
with two exceptions, escaped: A strong
brce. organic d upon strictly war princi
pies. has been advanced into Kentucky tc
hunt down the marauders in that section
The prominent-ieaturss Of this expedition
are: | The troops are to subsist on the
property ofsympath;zers. 2 No prison
ers are to be taken Under these rules the
guerilla bands will speedily disappear.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ST- Nins' hundred guerr ,llas under
PORTER and COBB were defeated on Mon
day. July 28, at Moore's Hill, Missouri
by Col. GUITAR with $50 men. The reb.
els lost from rs to 100 killed and wound
ed, including CoBB. and all their taggags
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

EgWa warn. the dirty thief who was
mean and despicablo enough to steal the
July number of the Continental Monthly
from our table, not TO attempt like act
again, as we viii! take him with writ of
non ezpectant, A word to the wise, &c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ABAsEEr MERTISo.--There viii be a
Basket Meeting a, the BAucHER CHuncu,
one mile Vest Of DumoptsvilIe, on sstur.
day and Sunday the 9th aud 10th Of
August. THOMAS DRAKE. Past
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ET Col, VAN TRuMP is unanimously
the choice Of the Democracy of this dis
trct. as far as We have heard an expires
sion.-[ohio Eagle. Trttr
A mos. important choice and wOrM,
"unanimityp to besure. The feathers Of
this new spread Eagle Lave been hut late
y plucked--as yetho is uDAedgsd. Han
die him carefully for he is very sore. and
cant endure much exercise. We are
aware that Col. VAN TRUnP will cheerful
ly excsp. the nomination. and suppose
(judging from the pasD his letter of ac'
esp,ance is already, prepared in advance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
Another Post stamp Law.
AN ACT TO PUNISH THE FRAUDULENT SALE OR
USE OF POSTAGE STAMPS,

Bel enacted BY the Senate aaa House of
Rsp7esenfiuss Of the United Scales Of
Amsiica in Congress assembled, Thu. any
person who shall wilfully remove or cause
TO be- removed from any postage stamp
or stamped envelope the cancelihg or de.
facing marks thereon, with intent to use
the same OF, cause the use ofthe same The
second time, or shall knowingly or willul-
ly sell or buy such washed or restored
stamps, or offer the same for sale. ar give
or expose the same to any person for use,
or knowingly use the same, or prepare
the same with intent for the second use
thereof. every such person shall. upon
conviction thereof, be adjudged guilty of
felony, shall be punished by imprison-
ment not exceeding three years, or by
fine not exceeding one thousand dollars.
or BY both imprisonment and ine as
aforesaid; and one half such fine, when
collected. shall be paid to the informer.
Approved, July 10, 1852.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
Guerilla Invasion of MissOurI-ThC
People Flying from Hannibal.

People Plying from Hannibal.
ST. LOUIS, July G9.-Inlormation has
been recsived here of large force Of
guerrillas having entered Missouri from
Arkansas, and are now encamped near the
State line, in Howell and Texas counties.
They are represented as being under the
command OF Mcbride, and include gangs
headed by Coleman and Hawthorne.
Many refugees from these counties, and
from Texas and Wright counties, have
reached Springfield and RoIla. One as
sures US that our troops at Houston, Tex.
as county, have been re.enforced, and
that they are sufficiently numerous to re-
prcss any demonstration from McBride's
forces. .tz ergs
From gentleman who has Just arrived
from Monroe City, Missouri, We learn
that at least 800 men had joined Porter
on Saturday from Monroe county. Fifty
persons lel. Hannibal on Friday night.
fearing rebel depredslions. The most in
tense excitement prevails all over the
country Hannibal is represented as al
most deserted d. Many Of it's citizens have
arrived id this city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
Discovery of Gold in Tussarawas County

Discovery OF Gold in Tuscarawas County.
The New Philadelphia Advocate says
that gold has been discovered near Canal
Dover, rusearawas county, Ohio. The
Dover Iron Company had been drilling
for coal for some time past, aud a few
days ago the auger struck rich vein Of
gold quar'z, at depth of about $40 feet
from the surface. The quartz seems to be
full Of gold, and several gentlemen pro,
nounUe it full as rich as the besl Califor-
ula quartz. For some days the discovery
was Kept secret, but it finally leaked out,
aud the country round about was so excii.
ed at the news, that throngs of people
aocked to the scene of operations. The
excitement is still tremendous, and peo
pie continue to come in from all di-
rectious The company has beer COM
PEELED TO enclose the ground with a
STOUT frame, in order to cnaale the work.
men TO go on with the drilling. The
quartz becomes richer with gold as the
auger descends.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
SID ROUNEX.

l will pay the above bounty, in addition
to the bounty offered by Government for
the first so volunteers. The two FIRST
volunteering will receive 90 Dollars boun-
ty each. Bounty paid as soon as sworn
10. Ift#nn X. FRITTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

CoMMANDER IN CHIEF "A published
order of President Lincoln's removes all
doubt as to the position assigned to Ma
jor. General IIalleck He isappointed to
the command Of the whole land forces
of the United States as Commander.in.
Chief. 1e6l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

0LD Mas JOKES. "Biddy, wish you
would step over and see how old MIS-.
Jones is this morning" Biddy went and
returned. saying Mrs. Jones was Just ~
years 7 months and 2 days old
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Eg The Continental Monthly for Au.

EE The Continental Monthly for Au.
gust is upon our table, filled with good
reading. Itsxcals in variety, richness
end beauty Of style. the previous num-
.bers. Asa Monthly i has few equals.
but no superior. 1t is a work for the
people, and it is appreciated by them, as
its rapidly increasing circulation plainly
indicates. Youare welcome, dear Con.
tinsntalt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ETA telegram from Washington an
nounces that Gen. Dix has made an ar.
rangemeut with the rebels for an i'm
mediate and general exchange Of prison
ers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31
REEERENCES

REFERENCES,
n. II. Hochstetler, Shanesville, Ohio.
Geo. Smith, Walnut Creek, Ohio.
+. Mnschler, Mount Eaton, Ohio.
G. x. Plaster Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J. L. Tornay, New Baltimore, Ohio.
Wm. Leaf, Philadelp lphia, Penn.
Orange Judd, Editor Am Agrculturist, n. Y. City
Philadelphia, Penn.
GENrS.-Wlh Two horses on your Anti friction
power, woduve y1ur No. Mil, grinding IS BUsn
RLs or CoRN PER HOUR, and cut large Ilantity Of
hay ut the same time. have never seen a power,
that runswith so little frietiOn and consequently with
so little strain upon the horses.
". p, COOPER, Supt. 18th & 18th st.
Pass. K. K. Co.
CLosTER, n. j., Jan. 90, 1892.
MEssRs. BERNET BROTHERs, GRNTs.-l am very
much pleased with the power II runs easier than
any other power In this vicinity: and with the same
horses will do nearly, quite twice as much work.
IrCD my Thresher at 500 revolutions por minute and
"a inch Cross-cut Saw, at 200 revolutions.
Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
IT ron all orders rsteiUed before Oct. LIST. 1862 fAe
JrSght piHbe prspdidto ChieagO or any Other point
on Lake Michigan or LGEe Erie.
TPLiberal discount to dealers. Agents wantcd.-
State, Ceunty and ShOTRights for sale
For further Information Gend stamp for illustrated
Circulars to BENNET BROTHERS.,
....-. AZ and A Greene ST., Now York.
July 81, 1862 I3ml0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

Y E1NThe Assessors Of the county have
commence the enrolment Of all male citi.
zsns between the ages Of l8 and As capa.
BILE of performing military duty. and who
are liable to a draft, shortly. Ga
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

The Republicans Of Cincinna are urg.
ing that martial Law be proclaimed in
that city. A writer 10 the Gin. Eng. says
.hsreis no necessity for such action, DC
A0hio Eagle. Nv -
! This was done for the benefit Of such
aaiOa men as yo@sslfand others We could
mention. 'is.s-'io .saiipil slAi3o47s