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The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-15
oRoyILLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 18th

sE IGere ers only s'oo sides to TIE question.
Ecsrg nan must Be fer the United States o.
agaiast it. There can Be neutrais in this trar
ovrv r4raiors-oR TRalToGs.-S. 4. Douglas
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SAN Francisco AND SAN Josx RAILRoAp.
The Directors Of the San Jose aud San Fran.
cisco Railroad have made report, from which
it appears that IS miles Of the read is ready
for the ties; a purchase has been made for al
Of the iron, rolling stock, etc, and upon it;
arrival there is due S4jO0O0 from stockhold
ors. The purchases have been made by tn,
Directors from their private resources. ant
upon the strength Of these statements til,
county Of Santa Clara has ordered an issuance
Of 4 second instalment Of bonds in the amount
Of $4,000. as proviled hr law.
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INFORMATION WANTED. = Information is
wanted Of E. Van Riper, by bis brother-in law,
Charles Fenner. San Francisco, Cal Van
Riper came to OroyiIle 10 July 1861
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" DovBLE refined Secesh folks about here are
getting rather down in the mouth. on ac-
count ot The late news from the East. Occa-
sionally they muster a little animation BIZ
whisiling Dixie. = Placerville Rep.
Double refined -ibolitionists about here are
getting rather " down in the mouth, because
Fremont and jim Lane have been deprived Of
commands. Occasionally they muster a little
animation by whistling John Brown" etc,
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ABoLIrIoyIsN is now costing the country
almost S2000000 per day, besides bottom.ess
oceans of blood Mountain Democrat.
Is it? 1t seems to Us that slavery is costing
that amount [Placerville Republican.
That is good. Seeesh Dan Gelwicks) and
Abolitionism Tom Fitch opposing represen-
tatives of the " irrepreSsible conflict" quarrel
ing about the responsibility of the war. The
above fercibly reminds rs Of the conversation
between two thieves who were incarcerated in
the same cell, one for stealing watch, and the
other for stealing a cow. For long while.
the latter irritated the former by asking what
time is it. Tom p Tom finally silenced his
prosecutor by answering: 1t is about milk
ing time, Dan p Their wit did not save the
rascals from Judgment.
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SMALL Pox.-A case of this disease occur
red in town last week. The patient was re-
moved to an isolated building, some distance
below the town, and is said to be convalescing.
The N. D's are doing thriving business in
making sore arms
z. S.-The above has turned out TO be a
case of tertiary syphilis.
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HELP FOR tbs SEcESHERS.-Jim Lane, in
his speech delivered at Leavenworth. declared
that " the Douglas Democrats at Charleston
brought on this war"
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ODD FELLowsIuP.-The members of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of this
district contemplate the celebration of the an
niversarv Of the introduction of the Order into
the United States, on the 26th Of April, by a
procession, oration and dinner during the day,
aad ball on the evening of the 18th.
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DISTRICT CoURT-The District Court for
Butte County has been in session during the
past week
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REroRr.-We are indebted to Hon. II. G.
Worthiaglon, Member of Assembly from San
Francisco for reports Of the Assembly Commit
tee on Public morals. Mr.. Worthington is
among the most Industrious and useful mem
bers of the Legislature.
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SUNDAY LAw.-We are indebted to Hon. J.
NJ. Cunnard, Member of Assembly from Chico
County, for reports of Assembly Committee on
Sunday Law Thanks
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INSANE AsYLUM.-We are under obligations
to the Resident Physician of the Insane Asy-
lum, for copy Of the 9th Annual Report Of
the Trustees Of that institution.
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FUgNIrURE FOR SALE.-Dr Wilson, who
intends leaving 0roville soon has fine lot ol
household furniture, which he wishes 10 sell al
private sale-also splendid seven octave
piano.
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To Unfortunate FomaIes-Alas. cried
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse and dark
as sin, and pimpled, fre5kled. sunburnt, tanned,
SpotlesS can be, understand all such defects are
cured, elope when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth your breath, You'll not dispute
when washed with Iafonts Soap Teeth Root, white
as the driven snow are made. though yellow tar
tared. dark decayed; and fragrant pure and sweet
yonr breath. though purid. foul as rotten death:
and that red hair, though new as coarse a. any
name or tail Of horse. silky and dark twoud be
made TO live. by Jones Coral Hair Restorative all
dandruh, Scuri would be removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved The articles above spoken
OF are all We represent them and are sold at rea-
sonable prices. Us eents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane Brigham, Druggists san Fran
cisco. olgy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PARTNER SHIP,

yENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY
u entered into Copartnership under the firm of
BLOCH ROHTE. will continue the General t,ro-
cery business heretofore carried on by Joseph
Bloch. jos. BLOCH.
EMIL ROHTE
0roville, Jan. 18th lS62
Thankful for the liberal patronage to the old
firm we solicit the continuance Of the same for the
new. We viii always endeayor 10 merit the conf
dence Of our customers.
BLOCH & ROHTE.
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IMPROVEMENTS. - Parker & Perkins are
clearing the ground, at the south east corner OF
Montgomery and Myers streets, for the cree.
tion Of fire-proof store, % by so feet. Capt
John Lytle, viii also erect a building of the
same size Immediately adjoining. Slowly, per-
haps, but thus surely progresses Oroyille.
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ss-Who has not heard Of SANDS SAEs sArAs!1LA,
How many have cause to be thankful thar it ha.
cured their ailments, raised them from bed of
sickness to the enjoyment of health and strength.
We wish every one TO benefit by it-but caution is
required-the very success of the article is turned
against it by the cupidity of others and numerous
preparations OF 50 called Sarsaparilla" are in the
market. The original and genuine article prepared
by Sands, being in universal use, Is sold almost
everywhere. Ask for that and take no other.
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ORovILLE GAS LIGur COMPANY. = This
I Company have organized, and win proceed to
I the erection Of a mandatory for supplying
Oroville with gas light, as soon as a sufficient
quantity Of stock shall have been subscribed
The following are the officers of the Company
for the first three months:
Co,pordtors-M. j. Miller, A. McDermott,
David Nye Geo f. Smith and j. NJ Brock
Trldees-Geo. II. CroSette, NJ II. Darrach
and Geo. Faulkner
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Halls sarsapai lila Yellow Dcciz and
io"f"e Potass Is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodde of PotaSs
Admirable as a restorative and purifier of the
blood, II cleances the system of all morbid and i'm
pure matter-removes pimples. boils, and eruptions
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains of all
kinds. All who can afford should use it, as it tends
to give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
druggists generally, at 81 90 per bottle
R. HALL Il CO., Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggists, ll3 and 1876 Clay street
a-l-bm San Francisco
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ATTENTION. SIR kslcurSy
oRoy1LLE LODGE No. los. +. A. NJ.

oRoVILLE LODGE No. lO3. +. A.. NJ.
a THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
Xxx orovile Lodge, No I0S, of F. \. NJ are
\held on the last Saturday of each month.
aud called meetings every Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over A. McDermott's Drug Store
DANIEL JEwETT, W.M.
SIMON r. RosENrHAL, Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
Notice..

THE personal property belonging to th,
l. estate Of John Cooper, consisting Of
Horses. Wagons, Cattle, Sheep, Corn, Wheat,
and other property, will be sold at Fendde
at the late residence of John Cooper, in Clay
township, on Thursday, the 18th day of No
vember. commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
so continue frenn day to day until all the
property is sold.
Terms Of Sale-Nine months credit will be
given on all sums over three dollars.
sEJAC0B D. WHITE, Administrator.
Oct 20 1872
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against a people who swefe upholdin,
freedom instead Of free trade in blacks
the feelings Of many would have beel
different. The London Times is tn
leading paper of The Eaiiop. and eve
since, the breaking out of. the rebellion
she has been either directly or indirect
ly ehdssvoring to enlist the sympsthie'
of England in behalf of the, seeded
States. and am very sorry that ther'
are only few papers that dare or care
to express views different from hers
One OF these is the London Morning
Star, which has all along maintained
straight forward course in favor OF the
North. Long may she. shine in her
brightness TO advocate the cause OF JUS
tice and humanity, although she is de-
nounced by the commercial men of the
country, whose only thought is the fill.
ing OF their pockets by the wealth which
arises from slave grown cotton yet,
however much cotton may be said to in
fluence the English Nation, / do not be-
lieve that there is that desire on the
part OF the Government and people to
recognize the Confederacy that there
was a month ago. The only reason l
can give is the secret apprehension, that
by means Of the transaction, they would
he as likely to get good supply Of
Northern hemp as Southern cotton.
But | must bring my letter to close.
There is yet, however, the most inter-
esting portion of English society to
which 1 have neglected to allude. and
these are the young ladies, (God bless
them.) They. on the contrary, seem
TO think that live yankee is a pretty
good kind of an animal after all, and 1
have great pleasure in congratulating
them upon what / endeavor to make
them believe shows their good TASTE
l have now given you what / think are
the feelings OF this country in reference
to the war; also, the reasons why they
are entertained, in as fair aud impartial
a way as l can, not but that l would
gladly hold up the English character in
a more favorable light; for when j
consider the universal kindness with
which /. as a stranger. have been re-
ceived, am almost inclined to exclaim
with Cowper; England. with all thy
faults, love thee STILL" In conclusion,
1 think the feelings and the reasons why
they are entertained, may be summed
up thus: The aristocracy out OF hatred
to the Republic; a fear that our Nation
should become too powerful prefer
ence for the purely English race and
last though not least. the interests OF
trade and commerce by which they ex-
pect 10 obtain the almighty shilling and
pence. ts-I-.-.- -.aIE
1 still remain yours in the bonds Of
friendship and esteem.
CHARLES SMITH.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING, Octo

e.3 SATURDAY EVENING, October, 25.
FLoUR-Thef sales were confined to 700
brls, at IS l0@5 Is for low grades superfne;
IS 25 for good do; and IS 3065 40 for extra.
Family and fancy sold at SIS 50@5 IS. 4v-I y
/, NHEAT-There was good demand to-
day. and all the prime red Wheat in the mar
ket at 81 was promptly taken White is not
so much inquired for, but the offerings are not
large. and holders are firm at 81 l0@ Is for
good to prime Indiana or Ohio. Kentucky is
held at 81 20@l 25, but these rates are above
the views of buyers
CORN-Ths demand is less active, but the
reeelpts gre light, and holders refuse to sell
except at full prices. We quote shelled ct 3s
@39c, andea at 4l@42e in bulk.
OATS-The market to-day was quiet but
firm. New, sold at 5O@52s, but for old;
buyers were not willing to pay more than $50.
HAY-The market rules steady, with a fair
demand at $l2@l3 per ton for prime loose and
tight pressed on arrival
1P0fATOES-Th market is dull and
lower, closing at 65@6Se per bush for prime
Neshannoeks on arrival, and 75@sOc from
store.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
BRIGADIER GENERAL NEGLEY's
THIRD SUCCESS.

General Negley's vigilance as CON-
mander Of the Union forces, for the de-
Tense of Nashville, has again shown
itself and produced gratifying result.
On Sunday information was received
that Gen. Forrest had commenced cross
ing a considerable force Of cavalry over
The Cumberland. and the advance, about
one thousand strong, had encamped on
the Gallatin pike, seven miles north of
Nashville.
Gen. Negley Immediately dispatched
Col. Miller, with detachment TO inter-
cept the rebels. They were attacked
at daylight on Monday, and were soon
routed and driven in the utmost con-
fusion across the river. In their con-
sternation they lost one of their cannon
overheard from a Aatboat in recrossipg,
and the pathway of their fight was
strewn with arms, all new, and KNAPP
sacks. There were but few killed and
wounded, but a number of prisoners
were captured, including a Colonel.
The Seventy-eigbtb Pennsylvania
Volunteers behaved very handsomely.
This result is very satisfactory. as
showing that the garrison at Nashville
is always on the alert, as it was the
third time we have completely routed
the enemy's forces near that city.
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To whom it May Concern.

AssrssoE's OFY1cr, I1ra DDrRicT, Starr or D
Ono. PORTSMOUTH, Scioto Co., o.,
+.-- al October 22d, ,lS62.S
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed Assessor 70,
the Eleventh District Of Ohio. under the In.
ternaI Revenue Law, and that the District
has been sub-divided and Assistant Assessors
appointed as follows: --i-.iisTflrs r.
First District, Adams County. Joseph ".
Lafferty, of West Union, Assistant Assessor.
Second District, the townships Of Nile,
Washington, Union, Morgan Brush creek,
Valley, Clay, Wayne, and the City of PDrts-
mouth. in Scioto county. Benjamin R. Miles,
of Portsmouth, Assistant Assessor.
Third District, the townships Of Porter,
Green, Vernon, Bloom, Harrison, Madison and
JefeFsoa, A. P. Osborne, of Wheelersbwg,
Assistant Assessor. az stst54{ ~
Fourth District, the County Of Lawrence,
Thomas N. DaTK of Ironton, Assistant As
SCISSOR. 90 t.E LElt4
Fifth District, the County of Gallia, Joseph
Wilkinson, of South, Newcastle, Assistant
Assessor. s &.
Sixth District, the County of VInton, Henry
Payne. of Macarthur, Assistant Assessor.
Seventh. District, the County Of jackson, D.
Maekly, OF Jackson, Assistant Assessor
D. MCFARLAND,
Assessor for the llth District.
Oct. 80, '62-lv. -.E rI
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A ToUcBIso SroRy yur Wa

/ A ToUcHIso STORY OF TEE W1R.-
We read Of many, touching scenes in
the history Of this terrible war. There
is enough Of suffering to make the
whole Nation sad. We record the fol-
lowing from the Philadelphia Press:
Several charitable ladies lately visit.
ed one Of our military hospitals. Ev-
cry Refreshments that could be furnished.
they supplied. Ice-cream was handed
round. and the poor invalids eagerly
partook Of it. In one corner OF the
room. however. the spoon and saucer
had not been touched. On the bed.
by the little table containing them, lsy
s-young boy. his features pale. his eye
lids dropping. A lady gently tanning
his fair forehead, softly whispered,
"the poor little fellow is asleep, we
must not disturb him." a.,
"No, ma'am, I'm not asleep" be an
swered. 1t was a silvery voice, full Of
the sweetest of innocence and boy
hood.
"Well my little fellow" continued
the lady as she nearer drew, "sre you
not fond OF ice-cream ?"
Every much SC" he replied.
'Didn't you see me place this on
your little tablet" reaching for the plate
of cream.
"Oh, yes." he replied. tremulously.
"but | shut my eyes and cried to my
self" f....e. -
"Cried. my child why, what made
you cry. my dear7"
"0b. madaml if you will pull the
quilt down little, you will see."
The lady did SO, and found that he
had no armsl Both Of them had been
lost in battle.
Poor little fellowl the sympathy Of
silence and tears was all that could be
bestowed upon his wounded spirit
The remembrance OF sister and broth |
er. of father and mother, childish |
frolics and playmates loved of yore,
was awakened to soothe the fancy Of
the little sufferer, and to wreathe his
young brow with the still tenderer
beauty of resignation to the will Of
God.
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POcket-BOOk Lost.

Lost, on Tuesday evening last, at the Meth.
odist Church, or between the Methodist Church
and Camp Clark, on 4th street, black pock
ct book, containing S27. twenty-five of which
were q 8. green backs school certificate
signed by Jetmore, of Blaekford, Indiana also
a Recommendation from Prof Samuel Sawyer
of Indiana College, at Marion, and on the back
of each paper was the name of the undersigned
A reward of five dollars will be given for the
return of the pocket-book with the contents.
- FELIX G. CROSS, lst Sergt.,
64th Reg Ind. VOL, ---
Camp Clark, Gallipolis, Ohio.
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Skerif;s Sale.

The State Of Ohio. Gaifa COuutg. ss. q
DURSUANT to the command Of ar ,order,
4 of sale, issued b. the Court Of Common,
Pleas, within and for the county Of Gailja and
State Of Ohio, and TO me directed, RiA offer
at public sale, Et the door Of the eozrt house,
in the town of GallipOlis. In said eouasy. of
qallia, on the LIST day Of NoYembeFSA. D.
1862, at the hour Of one O'Clock p. Nj Of said,
day. the following real estate, stsoase in the
and described as follows, to-v6f. All that
portion Of lot number two, 10y M the Borough.
Of Kygeryifle, lying south Of tfe house owned
by ]. N. Fife Appraised at $500.
To be sold as the properly Of David Tate
and wife, at the suit Of B, O. Shacklet d Co.
Given under my hand this 25th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1s62As3 90, -
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. g.. C.
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T HAVE opened in the brick building
l. known as ,Warth's corner, ON the Public
Square, in Gallipolis, large and extensive
assortment Of ," .'' '' ,'i' -
..s taU GROCERIES .eT7sas 81
Of every description, either for priSste
families, or Steamboats. In this line | defy
competition. both as to quality and prices.
The choicest assortment Of Teas, Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, MolaSses. Cheese, Bacon, &C..
always on hand. H.~-T T5Ii f7rT
-- Liquors e.
Of every description, quality and price
Old Rye Whisky, which i warrant pure un-
der affidavit. of the finest flavor Brandies,
Gin, Rum, Wines of all description, and ali
kinds Of made hquors-as Ginger Brandy and
Wine; Blackberry Brandy, &c. sra7
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Ten Men Wanted.

A FINE opportunity for men wanting tC
"a enlist for three years. in Company A
9lst Regiment o.v. I. The same bounty
will be paid as heretofore. Men wishing to
uOluRteer will report Immediately to the store
of J. J. Cadot 4 Brother, or at Camp on the
Ohio river below the mouth of the Kanawha.
L. z. CABOT, CAPTAIN,
Commanding Co. A, 9lst Regt. owl.
nef % 1859
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Military Claim Agency.

IA Ii LOYAL CITIZENS having claims
IA against the United States, for supplies
furnished to- or taken by soldiers; claims
against Quartermasters and Commissaries;
claims for bounty and arrears of pay, or of
any nature whatever connected with the Mill
tary service of the United States, can have
the same speedily adjusted by calling on the
undersigned at his Office, in Gallipolis, Ohio.
Having made arrangements with competent
agents at Washington city, he is prepared to
transact all such business with dispatch -
Charges very moderate No fee unless sue
cessful. r- = - r. L. STEWART. (
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
n Commissioners of Gallia county, at their
next meeting in December, for an alteration iu
the mud Turnpike leading from Gallipolis tc
VintOp, known as the Galipolis and Athens
state road, commencing at an elm tree on the
land between Josiah Hawk and John A.
Rodgers; thence a southerly course through
John A, Rodgers meadow, to the best point
for crossing Chickamogs creek; thence to a
telegraph post near a log cabin on said John
4. Ro lg"rs' land: thence IN follow the survey
run Uy L. I. shepard, through the lands Of
John eating and VIM. H. Langley, to a tele-
graph post between the lands Of VIM. a.
Langley and John Defour, and to vacate as
much of the old road as lies between those
points. A PETITIONER.
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D S. FORp & BRoa Il Ids. FonD & Bn,
/ 3 ..,..s CITY GROCERY, '.s =.

cossrh or ootRt AND fH1Iap1 sraEsfs.
WE have now in store complete assort-
w ment Of goods in our line. 70 which we
invite the attention Of al persons wishing to
purchnse, feeling satisfied thstwe can ssif q
cheap a. the cheapest. To everybody, we
say give Us trial, and we viii guarantee
sHtisfsetioh Terms CASH
May !, 80. .sls33s 80 SrfzriTl
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eAtttpotls NURSERY,
C. N. PAL MER,
PR0PRIETnR

nFFERS for the fall trade very large
" stock Of choice Fruit trees. Apple trees
$40 per 100; Peach trees l21S cents each, $40
per 100; Penr trees, standard 40 cents each,
dwarf IS cezts each; Cherry trees IS cents
each; Plum, 40 cents each. Also fine stock
Of all the leading varieties Of Grape vines,
and very large stock of small Fruits, Of all
the leading varieties in cultivation, such as
Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Black
berries, Strawberries. Rhubarb or Pie Plait,
Asparagus roots, and a very large stock green
house plants. Roses and Dahlias; and a
great many other things too numerous 10 men
ton, will be sold on very reasonable terms,
for cash. r-To5 : fl-l
Descriptive catalogues furnished to all ap-
plieants gratis. Orders addressed to CALI
polls r O., Gallia county, o, win meet with
prompt attention. ai's
-1l t CHARLESsNs PALMER, T z
Oct. 10, 1862 r.t1.f Nurseryman.
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Notice.

GUSHING 4 HEBARD are prepared TO
~ collect claims fordapages srising from
injuries to persons or property py Government
troops. or give advice in the premises 70 par'
ties injured. Being in possession of know:
ledge from the highest military authority IN
the country on the subject. they are enabled 70
act promptly and sficiently. s,ss.,. 's1S'-l
Galbpolis, O., Oct. Is, 1862. a ? T're