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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Speech of A Kentuckian

We have received from Wn. Quinby
Esq, late of this place, a copy of tn,
Memphis Appeal" of August 9Th, whicl
has among other thoroughly Union arti
cles, the following extract from a speeel
made by Col. /. V. Guthrie of the Ken
lucky volunteers, delivered in Cincinnati
a few days before:
lie denounced. with force and spirit
the class of street corner demagOgues who
prated about the tenderness Of the ques,
tiOn of including the negro in the wan
programme against the rebels lie agreed
with GEN Wallace that the negro was
secondary, and the saving of the Govern.
ment everything. These worse than Sc
eessiOnists are about our squares now,
sowing dissenSiOns and poisoning the
minds of men easily misled. about the
negro interfering with the white labor ot
the North. Would to God. that tO-mor.
row, we had Provost Marshal in Cincin-
natl, to dispose summarily of these aiders
and comforters of the enemy. to the true
labOrers of the North We do not design
to make negroes the equals of our whites.
You all know my experience, politically
on the negro question: but now that we
have 10 subbue the rebels. am willing Ia
eXterminate the id negro entirely out
of the road.
am for making the slave subserYicnt
t. our own safety, and so use him as 10
weekend and break down the rebels and
preserve the Union. The street-corner
demagOgucs are unmistakable Secession
lists. The reason that they are not now
in arms against us Is that they are afraid
to fight
know. from my experience in West
ern Virginia. that We commenced the
fight by sugarcd pill. but we want no
more Sugared pills. We want and will
take the negroes To- ditch and dig: we
want and will have no more guarding -ot
retel property.
The whole cant of Aboltionism. charg-
ed against the Administration and Re
publicans. is hypocritical-is from those
who stand back themselves. and whose
hearts are with shareholders, and would
make slaves of US This is the cure of
most cursed aristOcracy extant, that of the
These vile haters of the
people have ventured against us in armed
and they must lose their ne
groes and all. This other pretenSe that
we are violating the hGJtas corpus, the Con-
in saving the nation in its hour
Of trial by vigorous measures, is but the
cavil of secret foes and false friends.
We have, to save the Constitution, 10
pass by, during war, the usual routines of
peace times, and press with all our powers
10 crush the hydra-headed monster. re-
Dellion.
I have heretofore been in the field. and
I'm again ready to shoulder the musket.
Let you and let US all repair to the
ield, and avenge upon the foe the loss Of
'ur brothers and fathers. After the !
-nion is restored. let us settle political
differences.
Three cheers were them gwen for !
,olonel Guthrie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
From Tie Dublm University Magazine
RAIN IN BER
ET MORTIMER COLLINS.

% sweet September rlint
! hear IL tell upon the garden-beds
frcshsuiIi-r the blossoms which BEGIN To WaHe:
Ur us "a spirit who tTeadS
The humid alleys through
" hose light wings rustic in the avenue
hose breath j. Ike the rose.
Nlen to Tie dawn it. petals first un~i"sr.
swim. swifi. the dancing lines
Flash "n the wafer. brim The duSky pool.
Brim the white cups Of bindweed. where il tWine
Amid the hedgerows cool.
Eastward clOud-ShaduWs drift
Where the wet autumn breeze Is hying swift
Bending The poplar tree
Chasing " aite sails along the misty sea.
Dreuching the dry brown turf.
Soitening The naked cornland Tor the plough.
Frctllng with balls of foam the eldying surf.
Loading the heavy boush
" ith moisture. whose relief
>lakcs Jhe hot thirst OF every porous leai-
sweet September rain!
We wclr"me ther across the western mann.
This earth j. very fair.
NEercon with careless thauElcS> hearts We stand
4 sphere of maryels IN this cuilinE air
Giriins the fertile land;
There the ciOud-islands lie
There the great tempests do aTise and die
The rain l. cradlcd there.
Falls un tie round world make, II green and fair
UuIe!t, ausccR. unhearI,
The rain comes sudden from the concave sly;
Even 50 The human. spirit of Is stirred
Most impeTeeptibly:
Rustic as if OF rain
Heard in the chambers of cur hearts lone fame
Breathe as OF ITeshened flowers
" hose UdOr perished IN the sultry hours.
\ mystery Turks within
Oar heart; we live false laetitious iilt-
Earth trembIeS with incapable sin:
Wherefore It's outer life
Fails gfU>s upon our ears.
D..iieuius The delicate music Ui the sphere
seems unto us the best.
). ihat We know not love. we kn1a not rest
Only sometimes We lie
here auIumn sunshine streams like purple wine
through dUsky branches, gazing on the SKY
And ShadOwy dreams divine.
Cur troubled hearts invest
V ith the Faint fantasy of utter resi-
and for one moment we
Hear the long Wayc-TO!l OF the Infinite sea-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
The Indian Outbreak in Minnesota.
THRILLING AND FEARFUL DE
TAI S.


Thr news OF the recent murderouS al
tack upon the frontier settlements in
Brown and Renvile counties. as il begins
10 come Ia us in detail. assumes the pro
portions of a massacre mnr,. horrible than
has been irrpctratcd 10y Tia" savage dev-
lis within the present century. Agent
GalhIaith writes. that 80 far ~ i known
one hundred persons have been murder
ed, and lac believes the number will reach
- thousand.
LETTER FROM TnE SHERIFF 81 BROWN COUNTY.
r. Gor. Ronrry:
The Sioux Indians have commenced
war. This morning the Agencies of Vel
low Medicine and Red Wood were daS-
troyed then an attack was made on the
settlers of that pait of the reservation and
on those adjoining. in which about thirty
were killcd-mcn. women and children.
\ party Of twelve unarmed men. were
going ont Of New Tim To recruit in the
town of Milford. when they were attack
ed: three were killed and two wounded
Now. sir, we are not strong enough to
protect ourselves against the numbering
band of Indians. Therefore. | request
YOU to send us at least .0OD men. well
dFheu. NOT onlN 10 uelenu, Dut 10 bflNt
back those murderers rs far as po sii T.
There are but two ways to keep up cur
settlements: either have a strong force
detailed to this county to keep these In
dians on their reservations. or Kill them
all at once, and that would be the best.
The people here intend to Kill every
Misunderstanding and arms-bearing Indian,
who STEPS into Brown county. and those
who have relations and friend, among
the slain. will demand that this murder
ous band be delivered up to them. am
informed that it was Wabashaw band.
led 10y negro. Help quick.
CHARLES ROns.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

In the town of Lexington, in Kentucky,
lives a worthy doctor of medicine by the
name of s.. The doctor is a very
tall, thin man and dresses in the '.shirt
and beanpole" style. simple country
man was advised to call on the doctor for
medical advice. When he did so s.
was not in his office. and Johnny Raw get
ting tired of waiting, commenced looking
around. He passed into the back room,
and the first thing that greeted his terror
stricken eyes was a skeleton, standingup-
right, with a horrid grin upon his skin
less features. With one bound Johnny
landed in the other room just as the doc
tor entered the street door One look
was enough, through the window went
Johnny screaming:
$50 away! You can't fool me! | know
you if you have got your clothes on!'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
FROM AID. DALEY.

Fort RIDCELY, Aug. 20.
DEAR BROTHER: We are yet here in
the Fnrt-au safe. Kennedy came in
last night. from Yellow Medicine. hav-
ing walked over 20 miles in the last II
hours. The Indians commenced the mas
sacre on Tuesday morning. Kennedy
was warned by half-breed. and had Just
barely time to escape on foot. lie SAW
them break into our store. All the white
people AT the Upper Agency had congre-
gated in the warehouse. among whom
was Major Galbraiths wife and children
and Sinks and wife, all of whom have
long ere this been maSSacred by the say
ages. We have been re-eniorced by 30
men from Company c. and 10y Mai. Gal
braith with 80 men from St. Peter. which
has so strengthened us that we don't fear.
We are all of us soldiers. Our party IS
posted in the warehouse, which is built of
stone. We armed ourselves with guns
and hatchets, determined to the last
Last evening we saw some Indians in
piece Of woods about mile of. when we
brought out Il cannon and threw four
shells in among them, which made them
yell and skedaddle. We have mere at the
Fort large brass piece and two mountain
howitzers, with plenty of shell, round
shot and canister, and if they should
make an attack in the daytime. we can
blow them to atoms.
! cannot begin to write you the particu-
lars of this affair. Ny heart sickens as |
think of it. One case ! will relate: DIR.
Humphrey and family saw what was 20
ing on, and commenced To fee. but were
pursued and Overtaken al house. into
which they all ran except one of them,
little boy, who is now here. ran into the
bushes and escaped. lie saw them shoot
his father down before he got in at the
door, when they attacked the house, and
burned it to the ground with all those
that were in it. This boy lay concealed
in the bushes until the company of.sol-
diers came up, when he joined them, and
was with them through that fight when
the balls flew like hail. This boy is a rel
ative of W L. Ames. We will send him
to st. Paul.
We have just discovered some Indians
which they are going to shell. | must
stop and see the sport. e. VI ID.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Enumeration of mixed varic-
ties of goods on hand and for
sale at BARN. Ms Hardware Sales
Kooms at Warren, Ohio. \. b.
JAMES g. BaOOKs would be hap
py to sec his old and new friends
-hc can sell them goods at rates
ruling far below former prices.
BE sure and call on him at Bar
NUNS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
LETTER FROM A. J. VAN WORRIES.

Fort RIDGELY. Aug. 2Oth-l2 NJ.
/ Eds. Of he 81. PdH Press:
knowing the intense excitement that
must prevail throughout the State in con-
sequence ofthe Indian outbreaks, and mas
sacres of the past two days, and with the
hope that full knowledge of the facts
will stimulate the Government and citi-
zens to prompt and decisive action. has
ten to communicate such items as tie ex-
element of the hour, and the exigencies
of affairs as they appear to one on the
ground will suggest.
1t is we'll known that dissatisfaction has
existed in the various tribes for some
weeks past, in consequence of the DELAY
of the Government in making the annual
payment but no one dreamed of Il well
organized and Systematically arranged
outbreak, embracing tribes which have
ever been hostile to each other. This
fact in connection with circumstances
that have come TO my knowledge within
the past few days, convince me that it Is
a part of the plan of the great rebellion
The Government will be convinced of this
fact should it prove that this is a system
lied raid all along the border. from Penn
bina to the Missouri river.
The party attending Mr.. Wycoh. acting
Superintendent, who was on his way 10
the Upper Sioux Agency to make the an
nual payment, met a messenger about
six miles from this place, on Monday
morning, announcing an outbreak at the
Lower Sioux Agency, and the murder of
all the whites in the vicinity, except the
few who had made their escape. Upon
our arrival here we found the statement
confirmed. Upon learning the facts Cap
tain Marsh Immediately set out for the
Agency with forty-five men Of his com
some twenty at the garri-
son. In the evening seventeen of his
men returned.
] PAT the:ferry. opposite the agency, Cap
tain Marsh encountered large body of
warriors, who opened fire upon him. Af-
ter few volleys n large body of Indians
ambushed in his rear, also opened upon
him, Immediately killing a number of his
men. A retreat was attempted in which |
it was thought expedient TO make a !
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

ONLY CLovE.-In 4 certain village
dNelt a Judge, who being a widower, al
ways accompanied his neice to church
One Summer afternoon, while she was in
tent upon the sermon, and the Judge was
having a quiet snOOze, she discovered a
graSshopper on her dress. Picking it of,
She gently nudged the drowsy Judge, that
he might throw the intruder into the
aisle. lie took it with eyes half open
and suppoSing it to be Glove, quite un-
Suspectingly bit of its head.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

\ SOLDIERS HNr.-A soldier belonging
10 the Wadsworth Guards, (the One Hun
dred and Fourth regiment of New York
volunteers,) met a secessionist woman the
other day in WaTeHtOn, Virginia. She
instantly hOisted her dress to an unusual
height, and swung around to clear him
The soldier, who was attentiyely regard
ing the spectacle. cried ont in blank as
tOnishment: What dirty stockings" ."-
Down went the skirts. hiding the fright
ful apparition from view. and the woman
disappeared.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

y lergyman was reading the burial
service over an Irish corpse, and having
forgotten which sex it was, on coming to
that part of the ceremony which reads
thus: Our dear brother or sister," the
reverend gentleman stopped, and seeing
Pat standing by, stepped back, and, whis
pering to him, said: rs it a brother or
a sister," Pat SAYS: Friend, its pei-
thcr.' its only "a relation -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

A LADY having accidentally broken her
smelling bottle, her husband, who was
very petulant, said TO her, Il declare, my
dear, everything that belongs to you is
more or less broken" True" replied
the lady, ''for you are little cracked"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
rRcV AGENT GALBRAITH.


To Goc. Ramseg
From reliable information, ali the Sioux
Indians are up in arms. and indi~crimin-
ately numbering every white person, and
devastating the country. We are here
with about $50 effective men-mostly un-
drilled. We dare not leave this point un-
til re-enforced. More than lUU persons
are known to be killed and we believe
that at least 1000 are. Neither age nor
sex is spared.
At least 1000 effective men are needed
here at once, with ammunition, &c. for
AN exterminating campaign. We call for
the men forthwith. We cannot now 20
into the details of this horrible massacre
Ii Is more than your Inauguration can
picture Send on the men and thc equip
mentS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Attention Is invited L. general enumeration o
varieties and classes Of goods. rs follows:
Sand Riddles also assorted Siyes. Conl.eT'S Tools
extra lst class goods.
Tile Spades drain your lots gardens and farms
The Ohio Agricultural Reports, noH being dsiril,-
uted have good article on Draining, read il
Garden Hoes.
Rskes
Spades,
" Tr6weis
Gnltisator Teeth
~ Iron for Drag Teeth
Blind Paints Ne quality
Narnish, tip-top article.
Sheep Shears Extra Ne. l, some number iopr.' -
Carbon Oil Lanterns, need Of stumbling dark
nights. be sure and buy
Wool Twine
Sheep Standardization Is once more called Ia
them, as they tip-tOp.
Clothes Wringers-
Rifles and Shot Guns.
Rife BARRELS and Trimmings.
Powder Tasks, > 1 and ounces.
Powder-F, FF T F and F FFFGG-
Shot, Lead. Caps. Wads, &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

WELL dressed and rather pompous
youth asked a young lady who was read
ing in the cars, is this seat engaged
madam - The answer was direct, Yes,
sir, and am engaged toow And the Ia
dy resumed L-r reading. \ suppressed
litter from some ladies' close by, caused
the young gentleman TO make his exit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Very respectfully

+. J. GALBRAIrH,
L. ). Agent.
NorE.-My wife and family are doubt
less in the hands of these miserable devils.
DIR. Humphreys and his wife were bum
ell up. Brown county, above New Ulm
has been devastated, and New Ulm is par
TALLY fired, but we are informed that the
Indians have been repulsed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

DR.. Mather used to say that ''there was
a gentleman mentionedin thetenth chap
ter of Acts, to whom he was more indebt-
ed than any other in the world" This
was the town-clerk of Ephesus, whose
counsel was to do nothing rashly. Upon
any proposal of consequence, it was usual
for him to say LET US first consult with
the town-clerk of Ephesus."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

nESlR0US of operating. during
: IL the present and coming season, in wLai may
be called lively cash and short time trade at
very low rate ofprafit in accordance with the
eessities Of times shall offer To- farmers
house builders, mechanics merchants. steam mill
men. house-keepers and all others. every d,>rrip-
tion of HARDWARE. HoUsE PAINTS, AXLEs. IRoN.
NAILS. Glass SASH, DnoRs and HLINDS at right
i0lr dora fgRros.
Instead Of keeping the biggest stock west of the
mountains we have aimed 10 be supplied with
every variety of goods in car line, which will be
constantly replenished by direct shipments from the
Eastern manufacturing districts and the large job
bing Houses of New York Boston and Philalel l.ha
from whom. by recent urraneem We are tn-
abled to buy Al rery kc ,,,fes heItre .,nd IN
fact trW sell cheap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

\ Young man, on being asked by his
sweetheart what photography was, took
out his pencil and wrote the following,
telling her that was photography: ~ K
You are beauty, Ell
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

The pompous epithet of close fstsd
citizen closed with the following passage
of scripture: He that giveth to the
poor lendeth to the Lord. " Dat may
be So" soliloquized Sambo, 'but when
dat man died de Lord did't ove'im a
red cent"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

To Carriage and Buggy Builders. BARNUH X Co.
would say We are in the nlarket-n" house can
undersell us. Never fail TO give Us cali. orders
filed promptly. Goods sent by hack, railroad
canal, teamsters. or Your neighJor Bear II in
mind, BARNrN has long been a dealer in this class
of goods; is well acquainted with Eastern manu-
faeturers. Rolling Mills and heavy Jobbers there
fore Is fully posted as to the market and ,In just
sell at rates which d.fg coaq.s'its.D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Dandy Tire-au sizes.

DANDY Tire-all sizes.
Two Horse Wagon Tire.
Springs-Eastern and Pittsburgh.
Axles-Old and improved styes.
Two Horse Wagon Thimble Skeins.
English Wagon Boxes.
Carriage Bolts.
Tire
Wrenches. Nuts. Washers. &r.
Nail ROd-firSt class goods
Sweeds Iron.
Axe Bar
Cast Steel. HAT. square an.Rr"uud.
Blister Steel. alSn German and Spring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Those whownuld render their charities
useful should iudiciously diffuse them.
He who would have q good crop, must
SOW with his hand, and not pour out of
the sack into one heap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Il. III. RARNUH d 90.

Jobbers snd Retail Dealers in Iron. Nails. Glass,
Pine Doors, sash. Hardware. and Wheeler'S Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street, Warren. @.
N.B.-0rders filled promptly. Goods warranted 10
suit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

\ lesson j. submitted for European
study in the following verses on
INTERVENTION.
lnte- 80. and see what you'll catch
In der mill with lighted match
late e! ifyOu think it
By J,.a,Ping into the oOttOmless pit
Inter, enc! How you'll cape and gaze
When you see all Europe in blazel
Russia gobbling your world half in,
Red Republicans settling with sia:
satan broke loose and nothing between
ihat's what you'll catch if you intervenel
And the following:
TAKE CARE.
When the blades of shears are biting,
Finger not their edges keen;
And when man and wife are fighting,
lie fares i'll who comes between.
John Bull in our grief delighting,
Take care how you intervene!
--COHfiAeHtdl N0Hfhly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Spoons. some big and little iron Oae-
Knives and Eorks-all varieties.
Pocket Knives, one, two three and four blades.
Pruning knives-use them this spring
Trace Chains straight and twisted.
Halter
Log ."
Well
Pump "
Dog -
Iron Pumps. Rope and Cords
Mortice Machine
Cabinet Makers Goods
Family SteeyardS-weigh right
Scales-all kinds.
Sad IrOns-Tailors' Goose
Button Hole Scissors
Shears, of No. quality
Boot Jacks
Tile-drain, dain -
House Cleaning wants such as Carpet Tacls. Tack
Hammers. Carpet Strechers ScruLbing Brushes.
good stove polish. lSe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Pine Doors,
Sash,
Blinds and Paints.
iIind Hinges,
Door Locks,
" Latches,
House Trimmings, all kinds,
Putty, Oil, Glass,
Nails, every size,
Lumber,
Lath,
Cleveland Shaved Pine }
Shingles, !
Cut Pine do
Cut Poplar do
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Making between philadelphia and Cleve- =,
land. in use........ miles.
Add distance from Freeport TO Yoangs-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Narrow gauge distance from Philadel-
phIa to miles
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

Call at R. II. Barnum L Co., nartlware Rooms,
Warren. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
THE ATTACK ON MEMPHIS.

the Tennessee River, and at about the snme time a
reconnaissance was pushed as far as Adamsvle.
The two armies are now within fifteen mics of each
other and we are told that unless attacked by Beau
regard, Gen. Grant will await the arrival Of Gen.
Buel who is now on the march from Nashville to
Join him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

A. onr la,t advices Gen. Grant wss in command OF
uarv large force OF the line OF the Tennessee
p;ve, the base of the Union army now threatening
Memphis while the Rebels under beaureSard' salu
TO be 10000 strong were grouped about Corln'h'
Several DAYS since, troops took possession oil the
railroad from Memphis 10 Charleston, at point near
, 1862-03-22
PRINTING And DISTRIBUTING THE coasT11u.

PRINTING And DISTRIBUTING THE CoHBT11u-
-. zIoH And AnpREss-A ttrATn zu1I.::---.---
:Mr. Edwards offered substitute for the
[ resolution, which orders the Secretary OF the
Convention to procure 200, 900 copieS. of the
| Constitution and Address to be pTiutsdm q
newspaper form. It provides that tho Secre-
taIy Of State cause to be printed BY the Prin-
ter Of the Convention. in pamphlet form,
COX, 900 copies Of the Constitution and: Ad-
man, at the same rates paid by the General
NJ: MSh1ke said that the printing, Is pro-
posed, would cost at least $50, coo.
There is no doubt but its cost would be be-
tws en- e3o, 600 and $40,0 600. :; :. :.
Mr.. Anthony moved that the printing be let
BY contract, and advertised for in q paper In
Mr.. Rely moved that d, ,0o0 copies be print
ed, each member to indicate how many he
wanted in German.
This was finally adopted. Il. .
A motion to adopt the article as amended,
however, failed by very decisive vote, and
the Convention adjourned to take up the sub
5cct again tomorrow.
TRAITORS ARRESTED.
Marshal Philips to-d5k arrested Six respect
able citizens Of Auburn, in this county, under
the orders Of Gen. Halleek, and conveyed
them to Alton to be placed In close conane-
ment. Their ot1cnse is aiding and abetsing
prisoners to escape.
CLOSING Up.
Tomorrow will probably close up the pro,
ceedings Of the Convention. Some members
would 60 II the President would sign the
orders for their per diem. The refusal Of the
Auditor to pay the mileage is source ol
much serious regret to most Of them.