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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02

HENRY ii. FURNISH, ESQ,
JAMES f. CARTER, Esq
The following have been adopted as
Rules and Regulations.
All Boats TO be pulled in the races must be entered
on or before three O'Clock, THURSDAY AFTERNOON
ors OF each; also the number of the race in which
they will pull. book for that purpose il now omen
at LOWELL & SEsTER's, No. "a Exchange Street
Entries by mail may be made until the above men,
TONED time. by addressing the Secretary of the Com
mittee Of Judges, STEPHEN BERRY.
All Boats will enter free.
There will be two guns fired at each race: the first
Tor the boats to come into line the second for the
Boats will not be allowed to cross each others
the prize.
same moment. the outside boat must keep OF and give
the inside boat sufficient room TO round without hit
ung the stake. Any outside boat SO crowding will
lose its chance for the prize.
Each boats crew will be required to appear in uni.
form dress, and each boat must display its number
boat
All boats entering for either of the races must re-
po,; themselves ready for the start at the Judges
station, Al precisely the time named for the races
Boats failing so to report, will not be allowed TO pull
in either of the races.
Suitable accommodation will he provided f,r bou-.
ing Of boats from out of the city, application to
Capt EBEs d. CHoATE. No. Portland Tier.
ns aTaE Rn o5 positions will take place At the A.
afternoon, july 3d. at five O'Clock. at which time each
person or crew entered for the will have soma
authorized representative present to draw for them
or take such places in the may then be drawn
for them by the Judges
Each boat may carry q coxswain or not ne the
crew may elect
At three O'Clock gun will be fired for the Wineries
and fancy boats TO come into line.
The other races will take place in regular order
with as little delay possible.
Boats will start from the Judges station near Deer
fngs Bridge and round the lower station from star.
board to iarboard. passing the stake on the port
hand.
Boats in returning must pass between the Judges
station and the outer starting stake
Prizes VIII be awarded Immediately after last race
The ruling of the Judges must be final in all cases
An allowance of ten seconds per oar for the two
miles will be made In the second race.
In the third race, allowance of ten seconds per
oar for the two miles will be made the four and six
cared boats No boat will be less than four oars
rowed b. four men, will be allowed. Iap-strcak
boats will be allowed sixteen seconds for the two
miles over Shells
SPECIAL REGULATION.
All boats. Of every description, will keen 10 the
northwest Of the Race Course during the Regatta.
EVENING.
Bands will be stationed at Munjoy the City Build
ing. Market Square, head of State Street, and will
perform various pieces of Music, during the evening
s. W LARRABEE \ Com of
RICHARD &. WEBSTER, Arranccm'ts
A. X. sHURTLEFF. Of
JAMES McGLINCHY, City of
RUFUS BEAL, Portland
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Order Of Procession /!
DETACHMENT OF POLICE
AID. CHIEF MARSHAL. AID.
First Dirision.
BAND OF THE 18th REGIMENT u g INFANTRY.
Military Escort under Command Of
SECOND Dirision.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC Assn.
CITY MARSHAL.
HIS HONOR THE Mayor AND CHAPLAIN.
The Reader of the Declaration of Independence and
Speakers.
PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Board of Aldermen
PRESIDENT OF COMMON COUNCIL.
Members of Common Council
City Clcrk-City Treasurer.
City Satisfactorily Auditor.
City Messengcr-City Engineer.
BoYs HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
G %ondr Of SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Guard Guard of
Board Of Assessors
ovERsEERs OF POOR.
Ex-Mayors of Portland
Deputy. Sheriff of Cumberland Co. Deputy.
AID. HIS EyCELLByCY GOVERNOR OF MAINE. AID.
AND STAFF.
FOREIGN CoNsULs.
Officers of Army and Navy.
Judges of State. Probate. and Municipal Courts
Clerk Of Courts.
US. MARSHAL AND DEPUTIES
Judges of United states Courts
United States District Attorney.
Clerk of United States Circuit and District Courts.
Coliector-Post Master.
Surveyor Of Port and United State Deputies.
CITIZENS.
Third Dirision.
PoRrLASD BAND.
ORDER OF SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Fourth Dirision.
DURHAM BAND
Portland Fire Department under command Of
IL. c. Barnes, Chief Engineer
Steam Fire Engines. Hose Carriages,
Hook and Ladder.
Cavalcade Of Truckman of Portland commanded by
Capt Harris.
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TabIcaux vivants.

TabIeaux vivants.
UNDER THE DIRECTION g.. THURsroN
The children ofthe Sunday Schools under the SUI
pervison of their respective Superintendent will be
seated State Street, and will sing National and
patriotic anthems. while the Procession Is hating
His Exccllency the Governor. Is expected to address
q few words TO the children at the same time.
Thirty four young Ladies', hearing Shields indicat-
ing the Arm of tho dieren States will be placed In
the centre of the group and under the centre arch
browning the whole, young Lady representing the
Goddess of Liberty.
Order at the City Hall.
HIS HONOR THE MAYOR WILL PRESIDE.
Music by the band
2.-Prayer by Rev. VIM. r. Clark.
s.-Reading the Declaration of independence by
Nathan Webb, Esq.
4.-Music by the Band
5.-Short Addresses by His Ex'cy Gov. washburn,
Hon. J. II. Drummond,
John I. Gilman, ESQ.,,
and others.
6th.-Conclade with singing Doxology in the tune
Of Old Hundred, in which the audience are requested
TO join.
EXHIBITION OF
Steam Fire Engines.
AT2ocl Pm,
NEAR FOOT OF FRANKLIN ST, tBAcK covE.)
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SPECIAL REGULATION.
All boats. Of every description, will keep TO the
northwest Of the Race Course during the Regatta
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BOUNTY TO RECRUITS 4!
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Wanted at a Premium!
American Gold,
Sovereigns,
Demand Notes,
Government July Coupons.
WIN. H. WOOD.
July q. div
HomEsTEADs FoR sac.

THE MISSOURI LAND COMPANY have rur.
Il chased from the Hannibal 4 st. joseph Railroad
Company large tract of land in Northern Missouri
adjoining the Furnishing town Of Hamilton CALDWELL
County, for farming and manufacturing purposes
and have divided their property into lots and farms
hey are offered 10 subscribers In shares Of so each
MAPS win faii information, can be had By calling on
EDWARD SHAW, Agent,
loa MIDDLE srnxrr. PORTLAND.
June %. atf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

daily made BY the surgeon in charge, and placed 10
the hands Of the doorkeeper for the inspection OF In
curing friends daily, between the hours OF and r.
N. The persons admitted under this rule shall enter
their in book provided for the purpose, .taiog
the degree Of family correction with the sick. Except
in the Of parents brothers and sisters OF the sick
not more than Que relation shall be admitted under this
rule to visit any indiv deal
III Such clergy may be designated by prisor-
ers Of var will b. allowed visit those Dangerously sick,
provid they sub cbe the oath Of allegiance aore
said Ohspsins, pr,onsrs of war, will not be required
TO subsc ibe their allegiance.
By command Of hsjor G,neral H.lleck.
N. r. hcLrAI,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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RICHMOND HIG
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
HE Mar.

Tel graphic accounts from Mobile and Savannah give
sill m'r gratifying xhbit Of the result Of The fighting on
g. Zones e. rivsr-eps0ialy in the diminished number
r-pu.sd % our side. The fall OF General Busl, #
ira red, deprjves the Yaakses Of ooe Of ,her
most gs,c aud formiiablo leaders Their lOss iu
kuiei sounded and prisoners and in arms, ammunition.
s0ss a, makes the battle Of Saioh the mrs discs
t'Oas 20 them, and qlen,y the most scvantagrou
to u ys fought Bat evident that another AID st
more decisive encounter mus soon Occur in the ue
vicinity.
Toe enemy resumed their hcm5lrimsut OF Fo-. Pc
"a & ye-'sd'y, and ksp; i. up dur the day, vi 15e
III IS far as could Dc Iisgi tom ;he nearest a.
bI. o,7- % yieE.
Z ris gave he Sonitor dare Yesterday. -hch
SOS p , " d-cj0ei 20 a,c.,t VIA will Yankee.
dol ,,y2 A. the I. uor did 10. cons TO The scrscl
the Vagina occupied herself piosiog up ..ver,l Al.
kss vessels, "uich up Norfolk Perhaps Ee
NAY near sOmssai.g It q bs.Jor -oo1.
A. three o',oss Yesterday afternoon, dispatch vas
received ia this ely from YorS,ova, s,aiay that n, 81
euy asrs adyAgc s. suG N eassrs men; Els expected
TIE sE3ey Al0", l'-,ye., va. no, 5esIz d.
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sent time not only occasions injury 70 stockholders ana
no.eholders bu. be aids the enemy BY imPairing our
ability to provide means Of resistance. de Is therefore,
elevated aSove the grade Of thief and should be oeA
with IS pablic enemy.
We are aware that this reasoning applies alike 70 'ne
money changers Who dspArAge the public secrra's'
doeat, The extorouer who rcm the popular Noes
stss fortune which can only be secured oy tue very
nstriotsu of which he makes gain. All these selnsn
and fopa interests are kindred and should be rghts-
ously dealt with Ehke.
But v. congratulate the country thatin spite OF these
iimiesI Influences the currency aud public securities
s.pd firm We have carefully noted the prices OF those
commodities which constitute the true standard Of value,
and find ther prices not nhled BY the abundance OF
currency or by any doubt about Its redemption articles
Of foreEaprodrc,ion have advanced greatly but like the
sege prices Of city, tits evidence Of the scarcity Of
bread not Of the depreciation Of the gold that pays
for it.
Hence Il il that where specie il indispensable to pro-
cure an article of foreign production it commands
high price in the paper current amongst u.s. This an
Increase of the price Of the foreign commodity, rather
,han m cience OF depreciation in the currency For
whilst 90 comm snds large premium, wheat can be
purchased 8. fair prices, payable in currency.
In re. our people comprehend that the currency Ct
tbe Is :rv does not depend any ratio between tho
boarded gold and the circulation. The basis OF our
oarere Il the Ebry the lives and the fortunes of tie
r-ole peo + Evr-y who sells to the Oontederacy
rcevrs a f,,te OF it, Indebtedness, and when tie
common conuOIipus sa,n achieve the common free
ON sd srgrltv he will know that eVerS engagement
oil b. coupl cd win II ruin Sad SUI usAtion shall
,vsr,sks IS whatever possess will pass to other
nts ald ovsrs public contract with every private pos
: .son vii orlolg our enemies.
We Know h immense ability Of the South to make
| ,,od L, ciL promi.es A orcp Of cotton and to
., Geo Wi pay a tue present debt, aud amPle;Pro-
vision has been made by taxation TO redeem currency
and meet the interest on all u1dsd debt bus all depends
On sucOsss sd every takes the currency without
h,~A.ou for TO dstrusG the currency is to dOub! tie
cause.
We have said our currency is at par compared with
orr own basis If vz1es, out were below t' Pre'ent
re /, would have E'ls to do With the prosecution OF
tnr wa Oar alces,os ed war more form dA-
be to hsn thar curs 10 with great scArcity OF spe-
CT, sni Al appalling depreciation.
Tue Ysntees have, see, made Treasury notes e-
III tender, at the ssma time they have neither laid tax
| nor col cted revenues 90 redeem them. They must
soon dire Of tskipg these uufounded issnss They
giving th-q- substance for waste paper. We are ercu-
ag the renresent4tye cyrfsatts Of ou5 birth rich,
o. our children the tides 10 estates and OF orr right
10 live as freemeu Il would debase such currency 70
compare it With gold, aad upon such basis 10 issue
"a, eysr be repudiated
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ANDY JOHNsON's SPEECH.

10 M Editor Of The Rhig:
The speech Of Mr. Andy johnson, published BY your
ootsmposry may possibly mislesd some Of oar ctr u.s.
and although the time is past when the iLAience Of the
press can do much in forming the course Of events 10
proper that uesndiary publication as this should r..
osivs some reply. And that reply Is that Mr.. Andy
johnson entirely ms axes the between the North
and the South at the present time Grant the truths Of
every position he advances the North will not Interfere
with slavery. Granted slavery |, only safe in the
Union. Admitted the United States Is the greatest and
bss fabrication of God and man. Re II So bu. We DO
not choose IT. and no government can be 90 bad
to free men as that they suTrrR b. sompusion. Our
rulers leaders and representatives. all traitor
Agreed admit ii II il psases you, but they are
choice and We will have them. Tho commencement Of
this controversy is nothing, nov; the issue is shall
govern ourselves, shall the mobs Of New York New
Bedford and Boston govern us, That Is the point and
that is all the point We have declared We will not
be united With the North shall they compel our union
We have said these represent Us shall We allow the
North to hang them therefore, II So the South 10 no
country for anything better than slave. NJ Jjhpson
tells US "Those Who have been deceived and dladsd r
"to feeling Of hostility to the government shall DO
created as leniently pos ble but conscious R,cI
"gsnt treason be punished aud shen tina, done
',yow government will be stronger than ever" Yen
Who Gao read wits, have property or voo,, marx
the thrs, and the prediction II the first part Of this
asnteucs s acco npished surely u the latter b ver.
H,d. The government will be stronger in IS much Ss
despods are Stronger than elective governmental Our
filters threw a the yoks Of strong constitutional
government their will not be 90 degenerate IS TO
submit 70 an unconstitutional onei say again, d .
contest Is nov for selfgovsrnmsnt and Whatever the
commencement that Is nos the only issus.
am, cir,
Very respectfully,
ACITlZEN OF HENRI-O.
| RIcBNsSD, April IL, 1892
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.on,b,rn L.It.rnry uo.,,nger.

The double Hambcr for FeoruAcy and March i on orr
table L is fall Of entertaining matter. We noco no
80 than four articles oy the talented Of the Rev.
o. Hegsbc. "P, liIiea Corruption" the leader 10 the
presen, number is from hi, pen, Ald well worth resd
iIg "Mo.hs-less is tho tile he gives to exceeding
v mpls tender and touching poem 10 memory OF his
mother TIE erud,te criuqus on dante, and the very
SEVER paprr euGted "R.bsl Hail." his also. W.
gilmore Simm3 contributes qui:e number of stirring
- and Solgs appropriate the tim, and there
10 spirited poeas o. Dr. Holcombe. Ia "SIensudoA,
o. the Daughter Of the Stare" recognise the undis-
glsa5e style OF the popular fvorite Jno. Esten Cjcke
Waiting for Forela" ia ias specimen Of blank verse
reminding Us il many passages Of Teunyson. "B ard
1g al Engineer ia one Of the hes: executed love stories
- have eesr for many day. Lt-Col kunford, amid
h husy bury Of battle id time to lament over los,
i,,sia "Yroic, with the ti," Mr.. Houson's History
Of the War opens well His review Of the Circumstance,
that led 20 the war is able AID his defence of the right
Of secession conclusive The History promises to be
OF great ih,srS$ Mr.. BarWe's move. Exile and En-.
pre .Ccrsasss IN vivicity and dramatic power. Mr..
Hads continues h' agreeable .ks:ehes Of life aud
.ry ia A4r,sll. Toe ElI5r in his "TAbe," mAnifess
decided lr.is7 y Tor the BiGsh people, and hopes
the South -ll.yst form English AlhAnce-Sbich he
.hakS vii coaduce the social Welfare Of people.
With Ihe lat OF contsn given, the Messenger must
,ur,lz G ,lnmani large and rapid sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
hIsCELLAs Sous.

The Society for the Propagation Of Commercial Reform
10 France had unanimou y resolved that il was eIp:-
dent to repeal all customs and duties raw material
'or baiding and fitting shFs sni to asmilate all
gs a. regards customs aud duties The Paris cores
ncent Of the Times regsras tits the most important
nee uade.trade manifestation yet mads 10 France.
|. il STATED Iuat Aft niue months solctAtioos Opa
P-ha % aimed from the Pore permission 10 attack Mon.
euegro d rvsl Pashs, with Ii 900 Turks, was moving
on The houenegriu froutieIs TIE Aontenogrins were
making great Preparations.
TIE anti ciuo!ine movement in England is progresf
nj The Earl o Shrew bury, il 10 expected, will soon
denounce hoop skirts in Exeter Hall They have been
denounced In evsry other hall in the world.
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deeply involved that the hope Of peace Is for the pres
emit AZ remote and doubtful as ever"
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.


At recent meeting Of the nobility and gentry OF
Cork an address Of coincidence to Qisen Victoria was
unanimously adopted.
series of resolutions passed condemning the con-
duct OF Sir Robert Peel with reference to the que
coIsgrs and demanding charter for the Catholic Uni
versity.
A memorial has been addressed to the Pestm st, r
General on the delay 10 transmission Of American mails
from Qdeenstown TO London. Il has received the sig
nature of Baron Rohschild, Peabody TO-, and other
great houses
Al recent debate 10 the College Historical Society,
in Trinity College, Dublin il was resolved by minority
Of twelve to four that the abolition Of the vce-royalty
would be wise measure.
nesting of noblem'n and gentlemen DESTROYS OF es.
tablshing winter gard in he metropolis to anord all
classes rational means Of recreation has been held in
Dublin The Duke of Lsinster 10 the chair. Reso-
usons we're passed form joint sock company, with
capital Of $500 to carry the project into effect
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AFFAIRS IN ITALY.

A dispatch dated Milan, % ult, says
There was great enthusiasm and fsstivy here honor
Of Giribsldi last night at his hotel.
Toe Alliance, Of Milan, publishes programmed the
action in Hungary, agreed by Kossuth, Kapki and
Tur. The principal points are the establishment OF
Constitutional Kingdom, with the exclusion Of Hsps-
burg dynasty, civil equality for all the nhabtant. Of
Hungary, and OF nsve and defensive alliance be-
tween Hungary, Ssrvis, Orotia and Rimela.
The Pope Is again i'll, and all audiences are suspended
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
oar CurTeneT.

tn" capital sentence Of fo,g r Who has
tls CODsdsrAte money, though apparently harsb, Is
yet A. eminenJiy Tropsr at Of justice.
If commercial protect their negotiable pap r.,
bscs1'e tbs sefAre OF society demands il, boz much
sould Ne guard agAins. spurious iasus which in.
yJ7es danger u our b,rsss The iorger ct the Frs-
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RIcRNsNp. April II. ]
yoR TIE RICHMOND WHO.
THE BATTLE OF SHILOH.


BY MRS. NARY &. wHrlKiR.
On Shilohs field opposing srsies sand,
0ae to invads-ons 10 defend our land
Presumptu,ui those, urged on BY ruthless hate,
These, in q holy csuje, resolved and great.
A varcry rends the air With deafeniDg sound,
As dread ardIlerys lightning q sbes round,
Oak battle clouds ob,cure the light Of day,
And fiery useds lush hssdloDg 10 the fray.
Proudly they tread-that gallant Southern host,
Forth msr.balled there from mt untaio, grove and
coast
Their hearts beat bish they Il under on the foe,
Aud, like u wbirl~ind, to the col h,ct gol
Fierce grows the fight Or, sOuthronsl Charge
amain
Victoriou- d rats your banner DER the slain
They vayer they rutreat-the Vindsls d -
EIultant shouts risU frequent TO tho ky.
Our cup Of Joy Is drugged With bitter grief,
As midst the foe, rides our hero chief;
But, pale his vissge, and crimson tide
Wells slowly forth adown his coursers side.
E'ernal shadows darken Ger the eye,
Whose soul liz glance lad on to victory;
Toe clarion vo y, is which Iu'ed the bald,
The lion heart is ppseless uov and cold.
On victory's bright breast he laid his head,
Her shining arms cntold Ihe warrior dead
A grateful South shall long her loss deplorc.
And JONAS ous name be honored eveImorc
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III n y.

this city, lth Instant LUCY DrAs. infant dsuSh
Of Dr Randolph ' ard L.vinia Mason a.
The frtn OF the fan rsspeetiu ly rtglesi - attend
the funuI from P.uiI cturcb Oh afternoon a% o'ci c.
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RULES OF rHk ST. LOUIS HosPrNL-ien. Hslsck has
saed tn following order for tue government Of the va
rous spil in 81 Louis in which the sick aud wound
cd Confederate prisoners are coffned:
they ,h4ll ntinue to he treated fs hero cfo'o in
eyery respect in tho AZ our own sick and
wounded
No volunteer nurses visitors shall be admitted, tI.
cops those VINO kGCw TO be loyal persuns, and whu
b, t1e previous efficiency 10 the hosptOs have proved
their Capacity aud u.oiun-s'. The discrimination shall
made by The surgeon ia charge Of each hospital and
the number OF such and visitors shtl be limited
with vcs the best iLtsres Of the sick but |
persons thus admitted either regularly or ocaadonally
II all ba ,qli.ed subscribe ihsir names in book pro-
vdsd for the pup ise TO The usual declaration OF a..
egance AZ prescribed a article s'tl OF the Missouri
Sla'o Convention, Octobor 1871, 1861
IL In CalCs Of severe and dangerous Illness OF any
prisoner of war Who has relatives in tie city, tina near
est o! such relatives shsll be admitted TO him. but
without holding intercourse with other prisoners aud
under snch other restrictions may be imposed by the
surgeon 10 charge.
To facilitate this arrangement, list Of nance Of bose
prisoners who are considered dangerously ILL., shall DO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
Ports Henry n nd Doneison Prisoners

We are indebted 70 one OF the gentlemen whose name
,pp,ars beoE for the following list OF Confederate e.
era, surrendered =. Forts Henry and Donsson, nov in
confinement at Fort Warren, Boston hSrbor, AAsA-
Three Of he officers named TO .i: Col. Baldwin, Of
the SIS. Va, Col Brown, OF the SD Tenn, ard jor
HcAex,7lr, Of the u h Ala, have been exchanged,
aad hsve reached this city
ID p,.L,.r
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LOsr-SI0 REWARD.

surslrxrnpDr's o,ycS z ASDYRlR
Richmond, Va, April lth, 1873
nSo about the 1875 o. Nah Chest Of c.pents TOOLS
~ NAKED Thomas Colts r. u .ncok. King william eoun-
ty' portion ofthe tools mnk.d'J 8" Hbte isv'd
taken from the with lot Of Soldiers baggage m
properly tn above viii be CIV
for t' return % TINS es or fmiaOI ths may lead
{, Its very.
apis 81 A. n. DAf1Gr7PEtLD.
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Bk THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

IMPORTATION h wing IN received by the Ere i've mat
RU3IRr GOODs0N, who conh1el In TIE jail 81 he ia
" anknn charge o. grsrd nesnv, IN ne u escape
en- The iht At Of Marek las Ard NV song al arge
u-rtf 80 hereby oiers do ONs IUSDhkD plLsAh
10 ,ny pc Son shp hall est said ooe tGo1fsfn
nDd DE- liver tn. al OF IA connty AMI 20 moIs)'sr
ouire all once 4 this tn evil ADD mi lay And
isit pc Jple general hair te't eHehons W -
cure are.s the said Go d ihN he may be sroust 10
tstci - ,. - 49, H.
l1l Given und,r nv hind n aoverno', aud under the
s1AL tJe. y, Of Tue 90 alih Rohmopd this sth
- dag OF April IN the ytar 1854 ..,,,.
BY Ihe Cove no.:
ca RIOS ". MUsrnED, 40
ssetstAry of N. Commonwealth.
ph. J.o, IA .hou tory As, ,ar old aboa SIR feet two
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GE RIOS ". MJsFnho,
FsctstAry Of the Commonwealth.

Robert o,d,on abou. forty hVs old aboa SIR feet
iurh-s hth raEboned, mus l.r Frame tsrr, ,sNthy O.
.,n black eyes hair and beard, sn{ 'gn sol IN we hc
Der, spH-Cs