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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

repasuons oshd crgunlike al ctLersi are
Free from roisons."
''Not dangerous 90 the Human Family"
'Rals DO not die On the premises
They come out Of their holes 10 die"
'fhey arc tho only lnfsllihle remedies known"
Ia years and more established In New Nork City.
tscd by--the City Post ofice.
tsef lp-the CITY Prisons aud station Houses.
ttef blythe CITY Steamers ships. a..
led by-the City Hospitals. Aims HOUSES. &e.
fsel 1ylhe City Hotels, 'Astors. st. Soholas' Se
fse,i by-ihe Boarding Houses. A.. a..
Used ignore than q. 900 Private Families.
a. ~ one ~ fsro >y.sc,sac.s n ,5laf - Ese,p-
se1ere said ~ ns PseI}e- Efaors- Dealers. &c.
HousEKEFPFRs- trouhied with vsrmln need b.
30 no longer, II they CosrAR's' KsiermlnAiors.
We have used u To our satisfaction. and II bex
cost s5 We would have Il. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing. but "CosrAh's' article
knocks the breath cut Of Rats. Mice, hoachcs, and
Bed Rugs. quicker than write "a. II ia
great demand ell over the country -. Medina TO-
Ods<ne
MORE GRAIN aud provisions are destroyed an
nnaiid IN Grant County by Vermn, than would pay
for tons 81 this Rat and lasect killet-l.ancasier
wis Htfdh
Il2EN.l n. CAsIdR--we are selling your pre-
psrations rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Rats, Nice Reaches and Nerinin disappear rapidly
Fcsxs A srourrxn. Druggists, Windsor, Nj.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

Union STATE TICKET.
sxczxzxzy or STATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE
AUDITOR OF STATE.
ALBERT LANCE.
rxxssunxz or srsrx,i
JONATHAN 3. HARVEY.
ATTORNEY oxSKRsL.
DEEASA L. WILLIAMSON.
ss'RrsTxsDxSy or PUBLIC rSsrrrcrin.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
ekroKrKk SUZANNE ooUEs.
WILLIAM s. SMITH.
Seventh Congressional District.
.YoE ccScEEss.
HARVEY ID. SCOTT.
20 soxxos PLEAS DISTRICT rso-xcgsos.
JAMES II. MOORE.
ron cncrrr ATTORNEY,
PUTNAM BROWN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

"Corsars" RAJ, Reach, DC. EIteTmfaofev.
"Cosfar's"
"Cosfav's" Bed-bag Erfermin0for.
"Costar's1
"Cosfar's" Electric Ponder. for insects, &c.
II 25c, zoe. and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Flssks,
and a. Sizes for Plantations. ships, Boats,
Hofeis. stc.. etc.
CAUTION II! To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by spurious shd Ho4ln perzif-
cfoas {HfdfsoHs, new label has been prepared
bearing fpcsiHie Of the lfopfistor's signature :
Examine each box. bottle Or nask carefully before
purchasing. and take nsihirg but 'costar-s 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
N A R RE D.

H0lC0MB-W HIrCHER-In Plstteville, on Thanks
giving eve, November u, 1862, by Rev j. p'1
from 7h Wis. Regt, to Miss Martha E. Whitcher of Lii
ma.
We puzzled e decide whether to report this case
Of recruiting or drafting, but we presume Serg't Ho-
combs Official report 70 headquarters will decide. The
happy soldiers left on Monday morning for Madison.
w00DWARD-ME SSERSMTTII-I rlatteyiile, Nov.
q by Rev E. Buck, Sr. John Woodward of Clifton to
bliss Mary NJ. Messersmith Of PiatteyiIle.
KlLi--lENIZ In Glen Haven, Nov IS, by A. A.
Bsnnett, Esq Mr.. Peter Kill 20 Miss Mary Jane Zentz-
all Of Glen Haven
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

6yWe are requested to caution the
public against some sharpers now travelling
about the county, selling packages of cloth
for at least two prices, taking mems notes
therefor, and signing written pledge to re-
ceiye pay in trade, but selling the notes af-
terward, thereby eyading the terms and
leaving deceived parties to suffer without
recourse. The rogues are said to be Ger
mans
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
OF FORFEITED
Mortgaoed Lands.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF School and University
Lands Madison, Dane Co., Wis, October l, 1867
The following described lands in Grant County, hay
been forfeited ~ Of payment Of interest up
on loans granted thereon; Notice is hereby given,
thai the same will be offered at Public Auction, and
sod to the highest bidder, at the Office of the Secreta
nv OF Sate nj the Capitol n Madison, on me tth day
cordina to law Said sale 10 commence al O'clock,
a and continue from to day until ~ ofsaid lands
shall have been SO offered
THE minimum price at which such lands viii DC of
fcred will be the amount named opposite each tract
(updor the heading "Total amount due state, when
includes the amount of loan; the interest TO the rst
day of January, A. D. 1868; three per cent damages;
the taxes which have beer eturned against such anas
and the costs of advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject TO all taxes which
NAV at the time Of the SALE be due thereon. Other
conditions Of sale will be announced by the Comnis-
sioners at the opening Of the sale.
JAMES T. LEWIS, Commissioners ofschool
SAM'L d. HASTINGS,
IAMES HOWE \ and University Lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

wWe are requested to notice that Mr..
Albert NJ. Talmadge, member of Capt.
paJmers company, was not killed at the
battle of PerrysyilIe on the 8th October
He has since written home that he survi-
ra5 lie was stunned by ball which ex.
r,odaa near him. David G. Lumbkins
wos no doubt killed at the time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

2u2w Clerk Of Board OF Snperylso s.
Lancaster. Grant Co., Wis November 10, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

rg-Tho C0atineatals, who are noted
tbrouobont the Union as nowhere excelled,
have been singing to full houses at Platte
vile. Lancaster and Beetown, the past
week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

LAW FIRM-J. ALLEN BARBER and ED
D Lowry, Esquires, have again resumed
the Law business at Lancaster as partners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

egThe Witness notices the holding
e > special term of Court this week, but
,,.o learn hat this is mistake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
NJ URRAY LANDS FOR SALE.

~. 4oNH 3, North, Range 5, Vest.
IVA Of Section ~ e1a of nw1 of Section Q
,p.,. 4orH 4horih, Range 5, Nest.
'N IVA o. Sortion
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
D | e D

49,.
bONh Min hurricane, November 8, of Hopping
95'uga' Gerge B., Youngest sra Of Fiiam and Martha
N'ulAnl, aged one year and three months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
FRESH ARRIVAL
Of Goods From New York!
RgIand { Holloway are receiving their

RsIand Holloway receiving their
FALL. AND WINTER STOCK
az Goods All wishing TO buy for cash win end lDe
selection or goods at their store and they will be sold
~ cheao for sh ~ possible All those whose
have run over year requested 10 call and settle
mmedia tely. RlLAND HOILDWAl.
Lancaster October IL. 1862 15u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

MRs. SroRMs would inform the ladies
Of Lancaster and vicinity that she Is prepared TO do all
kinds Of Millinery work, repa rng, bleaching, and coll
orng on reasonable terms, and viii warrant her work
70 give Satisfaction. She be fogEa athe residence
Of MRS. RgyD, two blocks paf,h o. Baxters Drug
STORE is-a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
TT NREDEEMED LANDS
FOR SALES OF 1860, Grant County, Wisconsin.
OFFICE of CLERK OF BOARD or SUPERVISORS,
Iancasier Grant CounLv. WISCONSIN

NGTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN, 10 all whom it may
concern that the following described lands and Town
lois sold in September 1860 for the taxes due and UNI
paid for the year 1852 remain unredeemed in this Office
Now therefore, unless the tax charges and interest
opposite each tract and lot together with the redemp-
ton Fee shall be paid before tho 4th day of Sep.
tembr 1868 in pursuance of the Statute for such
made and provided, the same will be conveyed to tie
purchaser.
To1on Of Hazel Green = 1oca /, Rrnge l, West
Description. See. 4. II. Owner. Amt
South x oflot No. I6in
Lewishufg Village, Malsh4Compton 81 "A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

WANTED.-On account at this office,
vood, -four, and good butter.
buatel-by The merchants everywhere,
oood merchantable rags.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
New Advertisements.
BARBER a LOWRY.

BARBER q LOWRY.
A,LN BARBER I'm u. LOWRY.
attorneys & < Ounse1ora at Law,
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN
way practice their pro'essit in couptjes OF Grant
tTiord and Badsx; also, act agent in buyinc and
"nS lands, psylug taxes procuring land patents al.
, OF nay to soldiers, soldiers bounty, pensions and
Washington.
lancaster Dec. J. 1862. 25.tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

LIGHTs.-Kerosene has risen in the re-
tail market, in three weeks, from so cts to
a dollar or more per gallon. The whole
sale rate at Chicago on Saturday was 80
cts per gallon, and firmly held at that. AT
such rates the bowels of dark, smoky and
ilIiterate old Pennsylvania are yielding vast
revenues to such as happen to be the own
ers Of few sterile acres Of her carcass. 1t
is said that old England is being lighted
up with Pennsylvania Kerosene, which ac-
counts to a great extent for the late rise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
EXCELSIOR MILLS.
WATERLOO, WIS
NOTICE

la .ess my wifi, AarcelIa F. "a. ten has left nv
r't1,e' all persons are hereby rid to harbor or
~. on my ace unt, as will pay no debts Of her
Is, ~ nng after the date-Dated jamestown. Maven,
: ''0-' 25+"pei 80 JOSEPH PATTERSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

To ENrs.--Among the many dis
eases with which children are effected, none
E osag 50 injurious to their health as
worms. In children these sappers Of life
work on them from one TO fifteen years Of
age. The popular worm remedies, while
efsctual with some children, totally fail
with others, and then many Of the old rem
elies are net as well put up as they were
year,ago. A new remedy has been in
toduccd in the form of candy or lozenge
known as Toudusen's Worm Confectton,
which is said to he the most efficient Of
any new in use, and we have heard those
approve who have tried It. Children use
1t as they would nice candy. 1t is for
sale quite generally, and at Baxters' Drug
Store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
UNREDEEMED LANDS.

2oaoa IF Patch CyoUe- - oSa 4,Reage 5, Nest.
Description. See. t. r. Owner. Amt
Oh ais in ebf Sc or A c'emsns Est 97S
75s. Range 0, Vest
ne or Of ne or 2 NJ Reed 10
qr OF Sc or ID Grinter II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02

a ases ID gy ss nv Purchase money on hand. and
ssssst Il ~ aal annual instaliments, with an
az, Gsaeseoo. ' f's. q per cent. Address VIM
livingston County, New York
I6-le
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

a few Questions TO the Editor OF the
Wheeling Press, at genus homo.

a few QuestIOns TO the Editor OF the
Wheeling Press, Et genus homo.
L. Are those persons now in arms against
the Government ofthe United States rebels?
2. Is it constitutional to confscatc the
property of rebels?
3. Are slaves property See bred Scott
decision.
If The foregoing questions be answered
| in the affirmative, then:
Is it not constitutional to confiscate
the slaves of rebels-all the slaves, of all
rebels?
8. Is not slavery the root, to which may
be traced the trunk and branches of this
pestileut rebellion?
6. If as con6scation and war measure
this root eau be legally removed, ought it
not, as prudential measure to be SO re-
moved, lest in time to come when It's pres.
eut trunk shall have been shot away by
Federal bullets, it yet produce another
Upas tree?
Z. Even though legally every loyal slave.
holder has right to continue to hold his
slaves, yet, ought he not Us phiIanthopist,
especially when offered remuneration, to
consent to tue removal of such upas as
an infectious aud pestilent nuisance7
8. Ought not this demon god of rebels,
to whom already a thousand hecatombs of
human beings have been sacrificed since
this causeless war commenced, to be re-
moved Is not this enOugh2 Ought he
not to share the flteot Dagon2 lest in flu
ture years he demand another similar sac
rifiee.
0. viii it not be mercy on the part of
the Government toward those who by re.
bellion have legally forfeited not only all
their substance, but life itself, if, ia nddi-
ton to coniscation aud emancipation, ev-
cry one of them is not hung by the neck
till he is dead, dead, dead
ScRUrAroR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
Letter from an Agent OF the Aid So

The following letter was addressed to .
member OF the Executive Committee of the
Aid Society of this city:
WAsHIEGroS, D. G Oct. Sd.
desire to send through you an account
am performing here for the Soldiers Aid
Society of Wheeling.
was furnished this morning with an
ambulance from the 1st Virginia to take
some necessary things to our paroled pris-
oners around Alexandria. took two bar
rels potatoes, one barrel sweet potatoes.
one barrel onions, one barrel apples, two
boxes lemons, two reams letter paper, 200
postage stamps, and pens, pencils etc
These were divided among so men, and if
those who contributed this benevolent fund
could have witnessed with what grateful
hearts and many kind thanks they receive
ed it, they would have been richly paid for
their gifts. There were men, yes, brave
men, who had not eaten a potato or lemon
for fSe months; aud when they heard that
loyal Virginians were the donors of these
gifts, from many rough soldiers lips came
the words "God bless them, for thinking
of the poor soldiers in this time of suffer-
| ing aud need" l was more than repaid
for my little trouble in witnessing their joy
and gratitude.
Major Gen. Banks (uature's own poble-
man-God bless him y was riding around
among the poor soldiers talking kindly to
them ordering clothing to be given to them
(and not charged for) also telling the Col.
to furnish them plenty to eat for they were
"our suffering brothers" U, that we had
more such men; who had the soldiers well
fare at heart Then our brave boys would
have less cause for complaint than now.
i ~
another load to relieve some more of our
suffering men. shall next do something
for the couvslescents in the same place. ]
am relieving, besides our own soldiers,
their old companions.in arms, the 9th, 18th
aud Goth Ohio, and 7th Indiana-all Iu-
rantry. Yours truly,
JACOB HoRSpRooK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
HEADQUARTERS 24TH BRIGADE V. NJ. I
WHEELING, October 9th 1862.

GeHsral Order Nos.
T UNTIL further orders the commissioned officers
l.. OF the 9Th and 9Th Regiments, with the field
and stan Officers Of those regiments will assemble in
the armory at tho Court-EIouse, on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings Of each week, at o'clock for
drill and instruction. ~
II. The non-eOmulissioned officers Of each regimen,
VIII assemble Mt their several driI-rOOms on We'd
nesday and Friday evenings OF each week att O'Clock
precisely for drill and instruction. The Sergeant,
Major OF each regiment will that this PARAGRAPH
Of this order Is promptly obeyed.
III. The Colonel and Adiutant of each regiment
viii assemble ct the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court at 10 o'clock on wednesday morning the SIN
inst, and draw by lot ten men from each company 10
be p!a ed under Instruction. The men thus drawn
viii be notified by the several frat serReants Of each
company to attend the several squad drills on Mon.
day and Friday evenings Of each week, commencinc
on Monday evening, the 18th inst.
Nv. The held and stan, commissioned and non,cln1.
mSsioned officers and drafted men OF each regiment
Will assemble for instruction. fully armed and equjp
ped, on each Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at
O'CLOCK precisely at the armory in the basement Of
BY order of Brig. Gen. j. s. Wheat.
b. DAVENPORT,
Oeto Asst. Adit. Gen. 24th Brigade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
sOliod Poltass s.amp.-olreular to
Posr OEyIcE DEPARTMEN4, !
FINANCE ORRICE,
Wasbiugtan, Sept, 3Oth. 1852.

30 Washington, Sept, Goth, 1852.
SIR'-The recent demand by the public
for postage stamps, under an erroneous
Impression with regard 10 the law author.
izing the issue of "postags currency" has
entirely exhausted the surplus stock, and
the Department is now dependent upon
the daily manufacture to meet the requisi-
lions of postmasters. Sales of stamps
naust therefore be restricted to such as may
be needed by the public for prepayment of
postage, the ordinary demand at any Office
boing the guide.
Aud inasmuch as the unadvised use of
postage stamps as circulating medium
has soiled or defaeed them in u greater or
less degree, and evil persons, taking advan-
tage OF that circumstance, have put into
circulation stamps which have evidently
been used in pre- pay ment of postage, every
postmaster is instructed to treat AS unpaid
any letter placed in post Office for mail
ing which may be covered with a stamp at
all soiled or defaced, or which has appar-
emily been used in payment OF postage
Such letters will be sent at once TO the
Dead Letter Office.
This Department has repeatedly, by spe-
cial letters and official announcement, de.
ciared its opposition to the sale aud
use of postage stamps for currency, fore
seeing the results of such course on the
part of the public
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
mAYoR,s oRRIOR.

hAHkISsi OCTOBER q 1oo[
A LII keepers Of Codee Houses and ordInades in
IA this city, who have not paid the ihstalment OF
license tax due October LIST, hereby notified that
by the terms Of the Ordinance they subject to
prosecution for selling without license. The Ser
geant and his deputies hereby ordered forthwith
10 demand payment Of the instaiment due, and in
Of refusal neglect to pay to prosecute At
for violation Of the license ordinance
Oets-2t A. J. SWEENEY, Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
NOTICE..

ASSISTANT tIuARrRRuAsTER's OTFICE,
ClBIksburg, Va, Oct. Q, 1859
SSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
~ fee until IL clock ~, Saturday the 1lth day
Of October, 1862 for frTnishing at Rarmont, Virgin
Ia nine thousand tbr7O hundred and seventJ-fOuE
97I bushels Oats last yeArs crop, to be delivered
half In the month Of November ensuing.
New rackS to be furnished by contractors.
The above to be awarded to the lowest bidder.
j. 81. HUNTINGTON,
octS.2t Capt. and A. Q. n U. 8. A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

When people don't understand the mean
ing of Latin quotations they had bet
ter let them alone. The editor of the
Freas is very huge on dead languages.
For example in the first paragraph of his
article about the EntsRiyenetr yesterday he
has three wOuld.be Latin quotatiOns-all
three of them without pertineucy and two
of them badly butchered. He says that he
will reply to our article of Monday "as
pertinently aud briefly as ''eurrsnts ealamo, ("
he can" People are said to write .'eurrente
eaEamO" when they snatch a moment from
the press of business to write write on the
wing as 1t were, and not when they incubate
tgenty-four hours on reply to an article
and make the reply three columns long.
A man of genuine scholarship never goes
out of his way to drag in uumeaniug words.
The man who has the true stuff in him.
who has something to say aud wants peo-
pie to understand him, makes it point to
discard all empirtcism of speech. A hun.
bred pages of Macauley's writings would
not contain as many foreignisms as one
single article in the Wheeling Prs,s Far.
nest men and men of cultivated taste 10.
more all such vulgarities. Only ouacks
employ them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08

The N. Y. Commercial suggests that a
much needed reform is the putting an end
to the jealOusies and fsuds prevalent in the
army and especially among the Generals.
The tone of Nelson to Davis shows that
the hand of discipline is needed upon those
who command as well as those who obey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
FINANCE OFFICE.


y
SIR III enclose copies of a circular which
has been prepared for issue to postmastsrs
generally. In the same connection, It has
been thought proper to communicate 10 the
principal offices only, particular reference
to the provisions OF the act approved July
l6, 1862, "to punish the fraudulent sale or
use ofpostage stamps" This law declares
that any person who shall remove from any
postage stamp or stamped envelope the can
cellinR or defacing mark thereon, with in
tent to use or cause the use of the same a
second time, or shall sell or buy such
washed or restored stamps, or give or ex-
pose the same TO any person for use, or
Knowingly use the same, shall be punished
by imprisonment for a term not exceeding
three years, or by a fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars, or by both imprisonment
and fue.
Yonr particular attention is called to this
law, aud you are enjoined to notice every
case of violation of its provisions, aud 10
take proper measures for the enforcement
of the penalties.
Please cause most careful examination to
be mads of letters deposited in your Office
aud send me, specially, all suspected cases
SO that the writer's may be discovered; or,
if in any case you have means to know the
writer. without having the letter opened
here, you will proceed at once to proper
investigation.
The Postmaster General is anxious to
make some public examples under this law,
il violations occur as apprehended, strong
temptation being offered by the extensive
use of ordinary postage stamps as cur
reney. Respectfully yours,
tts. A. n. ZEvELY,
Third Asst p. N. General.
A NlMnpEII W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
10 THE PUBLIC.

TN answer to an advertisement Of Katharine Doe
j. shar where she stated that she does not acknowl-
edge me as her husband any more, having LEFT her
bed and board two years ago. Il Is my duty to
that said Katharine Boeshar, TO whom had been
married. has lived for the past two years with anot-
or man named Peter KOlenan, with whom she had
two children, and thRt my leaving her was on &C
OOts.lw' FREDERICK ALTpETER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~ Is WELL FoR pRUa-

BsS GisTs AND OTHER DRALERs AND
SHIPPERS, to understand that all goods shipped in
oAtOn OF the rules and regulations recently pre-
seribe ey the Secretary Of the Treasury, forfeit
ed to the United States Also. that any false state
mcnt, Be made or deception praeticed In obtaining
with affected thereby, will be absolutely void and
all merchandise shipped Hereunder, shall be forfeit
ed to the United States TI0S. H0RNBROOK,
octS-2t SurYeyoa Of the Customs.