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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07
from Missouri.

To Major General Curtis:
Headquarters Marshfield Mo-, Oct al have
the honor to report that on the evening of the
Doth, received information that party of reb-
els were moving toward point eight miles
east of this place. and e'trOiae to join the rebel
forces in the southwest. / Immediately took
los men of the 10th Illinois cavalry and started
at five o'clock to intercept them, and came on
their pickets about S116 o'clock, drove them in
and attacked the main force, about 200 strong,
killing four, wounding many and capturing
twenty -seven prisoners, amongst them one cap
tain who informed me Col DOrey was in COM
mand. Also, captured a number of horses, sad
dies shot guns, nuskets, and rifles. My loss is
one killed and one wounded. This party was
organized by Buekncr and Hughes, who sign
themselves Majors iu the Confederate army.
They scattered in every direction through the
mountains, a large portion returning in the
same direction they came but they were so
completely surprised that they never tried TO
collect together again The largest trail could
find in one party was,ten. followed it for fifty
miles the next day, when they likewise scattered
in every direction, aud l ordered Captain Nc
Mahon's company to gather them in. They
are completely disorganiEed.
am, very respectfully yours
JAMES STUART,
Lieut.. Col. 10th Ill. Cavalry Commanding.
TO Maj. Gen. Hallcck, Gs,eral- in CHIT; q.
,;e5 ~ Z s.sf,,I " Son an'"S i1n Jin
matches from Fayetteyjlle Ark saws thai on
yesterday at daylight Brig. Gen, Heron, with
the first Iowa aud 7th Missouri cavalry, attack
ed rebel camp four miles east of that place.
Our force was about 1000 strong. while tbe reb-
el force numbered about a0OO commanded Nv
Col. Cravens. After sharp enforcement Of an
hour the enemy was completely routed, leaving
ali his camp e9uipments and a. few WAGONS
The loss Of the enemy Is eight dead ON the f;eld.
Our loss is i've wounded, one rDortally. Gen.
Heron pursued the enemy for several miles into
the Boston Mountains. ISigned1 ,,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07
General Fremont had a most enthusiast

General Fremont had most enthusiastic
reception in st. Louis on Saturday night.
The splendid sword purchased by the dime
contributions Of the Germans, was presented
to him, and torch-light procession marched
through the streets, and other demonstra-
tons showed the popularity of the Path
ioder in the scene of his former military Ia
bors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07

The capabilities Of The Springfield arinory
have been steadily increasing, and next month
il is expected that at lenss 30 900 guns win he
turned on l1r. - ga3 80 ~ eF1aa r. tiffi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07

To C0nsumPtiVes.
TNHE Advertiser, having been restored health In
i few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, oonsumpton-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the Of its
To AL who desire it. he will send copy Of the preEcrp
ton used ree OF eharge) with the directions for pepaf
ing and usng the same which they will 6nd suss funs
for coxsUNFroS, AsrHMA, BHoaoHIFIs &c. The ahly
object Of the adyertiser In sending the prescriptions K
oeneht the alnieted and fprend Information which Ne
conceyes to be Invaluable and he hopes every suerer
will try his remedy, II will cost them nothing aud may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg,
Oct. Sno3 Kings county, New York
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07

The time -honored custom adopted hy TN Fa-
thern Of our State Of setting npart ont dayin
each wear for praise thsnksgivlnt aud pnyefio
Almighty God, for his goodnnss and mircy NJ
us as people, should be preseryed. Eepfcialy
at time like the present shouid oil good cit'-
zens unite, IN laying asitp the nrdinasy buaitrts
Of life, at least for day, and devote themselves
TO the teachings Of their Maker.
The effort made by the legally constituted au-
thorities " the land 10 pat down the wicked
rebellion against the Federal GovernnImlt the
bost ever enjoyed by any people, in which eff
ort the gallant SOUS Of Ohio have borne 40 con-
spicuous and proud a part, has filed every
noighborhood with mourning. Our brave sol.
diers are yet exposed to the dangers Of the field
Of battle, and 70 the .hardshps and. sickness o
camp life; and. uur system Of government, "
form after Gods own laws, and so gentle that il
reias were scarcely ieli by the governed. is ye
in peril, a X .1.s ~ cnat = "a 3a'
Our Heavenly Father can copsole the distress
ed, aud heal the SORROWS Of the mothers Hnt
widows heart; He can protect from danger ou
patriotic soldiers now IN the field; He can par
alyze the Srni Of the enemy Of o,Ir good govern
ment. illiisli7s az 'ai -
Now, therefore, in obedience to the request o
the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, anC
to tho end that simultaneous petition to Hin
may ascend to Heaven from all parts Of on
State,I do hereby fix upon and set apart Thurs
day, the 9th day Of November next as day o
praise Thanksgiving and prayer, to Almighty
God. And / do recommend that, abstaininl
from all business pursuits, the good and pur'
minded people of our State meet together il
their usual places of worship, and with one voc,
humbly ask the God Of all nations to smile up
on the distressed ofour land: that He give wis
dom and purity to those in authority; that HI
prostrate the enemies Of our Government: anS
that in all things, He give wisdom to all the peo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07
Tlis ssota PaBIie Fanesionary.n :
- aIessnl spsssh q uhieage Pars0R BreYn,

10 lFefspt epessh q Chicago ParsOn BreYnz
low saidi -aba1S esal md sss5 iFi' y..szss.
sThs last Sas oE those fhats sAsmade he eais-
paw o. aud the nseaueatone 81 he wkole crosse
BY any odds, was the Old Public Faaesienafy
Of PennsylxARia- [RpaFs QflsgghieE, Ap old
man whose heat and sorl Is with 1la rebellion
to-highk IThat's gpe.1 I have cangasaed the
Stats Of fenpsylvAnia. have been IN Lan-
easter. and AL about over that county. ] have
not talked with him personally. u ! have not got
60 low yet ILaughter.1 But / conversed
with reliable and intelligent Pennsyl lvaniaRs Of
high standing and integSityi who had conxereed
with him, TO whom he said This war ia all
wrong; it ought 70 be stopped. We ought 70
stop IL 1--WE can never snbdde this peolle.--
They are nos the people to be couqasfed,s and
so on, evidently showing By the tenor and tone
Of his e6ayefsation tAat he iswith the eneny.
AHashingioax dispatch % the Commercial
saysthat gentleman iniimatsly acquainted
with the President, emphalieally declares that,
whatever mag BE the wishes of Others. he has
not the most felA6le lnteali0n 81 depfiting RE
Clellan af the e5nImaAd o. the efmy of che
Potomac. A'fffiFlef iti
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07

Boston, Nov. 5.-Retums from 255 towns
give John A. Andrew, Republican, for Govern
or, 81 AL. Gen. Devens, in the same towns has
1880 Andrew 9 majority in the State will be
about $4,000. In the Senate 81 Republicans
are elected, and Peoples Union In the House
elected-27 towns yet TO be heard from.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07

/ congratulate you on these decisive re-
suits. In the name of the people, thank
you. i beg you to unite with mo in giving
thanks to the great Master ofallfor ouryic-
tory
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07
WISCONSIN ELECTION

Milwaukee, Nov. 5.-The Democrats have
elected two members Of Congress, Browne and
Eldridge. Republicans elect Sloan, Cobb and
Hanchett. One District yet in doubt The
Democrats have gained largely in some parts Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07
NEW JERsEY ELECTIoN.

Trenton, Nov 5.--Parker, Dem is elected by
10000 msjority. Democrats elect four members
of CoHgposs Republicans one. Both branches
of the State Legislature are largely Democratic
KANSAS ELECTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13
Traiuiuc Steers.

This is an art that every one has NOT the ia
entity 10 practice. Il requires n eTea: deal Of
patience. Judgment. skill, in short, 10 know
/. now. ana the ability 10 do what yOtl know
L our pair OF steers can he trained ar once with
nearly the same ease as one. The first stpn i
10 shut them into a well fenced yard. with al
area OF from twelve 10 sixteen square rods.
where the driver can stand in the center aud
make the steers travel around him. Thcy
should be kept going in pairs. OF Indian file.
until they VIII allow him approach-until
they learn 70 be handled without fear. which
Il IN important rndin1ent in the education OF
az OK. IN doing this, the same patience and
eentieneSs hoJld be exercised which is ey-
peeled OF the teacher OLA school-a patience
which never yields 10 Sexation In q shori
time they VIII allow themselves to be yoked
on either side. and can be drives any where.
either IN or out of the yard. Fonr DAYS sI1en--
IN this way Will better train steers 10 he yoke
than four months OF miscellaneous farm ser.
vice and they VIII he better cattle for all KINDS
s OF teaming. and sell for q higher price The,
drilling in The yard shonld DE continued until
they can be, driven with ease. To learn Them
10 stand when linft 10 rest, they need Litchinr
a much IS 4 span Of horses. When steers are
trained 10 drive we'll in the yoke, the entirely
difArent operation of training them "a work
should be common ted. This should proceed
by degrees. with light loads and short iour-
neys, until they giyeeyiCieHce of ability As well
a. knowledge. Oxen can be trained 10 ycrj:
well with Is little expense the natural spiriL
OF The animal, as The horse, and IL Should he
The ann OF every cX-IeanlSier 10 train his cattle
10 work well without discouraging Or abusing
Them =
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Packing Fruit for TranSnor,affonz

Persons often wish 10 send packages of nice
ruli 10 distant friends. yet fear IL will NOT
reach lis destination without being badly
bruised III It's transit. There need be little fear
o. this. roy that modes OF packing are 30 pear
. ~ perfect. and express companies carry and
deliver parcels with such care and dis0aIcl,
Among the ways of packing. here IS one
Prepare box OF suitable size, and provide g.
quantity OF cotton waddinc, and several sheets
CT lssue-paper. Put Two layers of cotton or
the bottom of the box. Wrap eaci, specimen
be il peach pear. plum. grape-cluster, or other
ffuit-in tissue paper, and lay il on The cotton.
IL trouble is taken TO tuck Dir of cotton he;
tween each specimen, il VIII he all the better
Over the first layer Of frnit, place "a sheer OF
wadding, and proceed as before until The box
IS full: Then finish of with LAYER of cotton
from shaking our. Nail ON the cover firmly.
and dispatch box 10 place of destination The
aroma. and even the very bloom of the frui..
VIII De mostly preserved Some persons use
sweet bran, in place of the cotton, and with
excellent eiiect.-Americda -fGrjcultuyist
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THE EVENING STAR.
SLICK TOGETHER.

We midst the wreck Of re and smoke,
Wher.a eappous rend the skies asunder>
and tiercs, ar. -oons with cuicksning stroke
Iron the ~ ling columns thunder.
Tho ranks close mp 20 sharp command,
Til helmet, feather touches feather.
,,.,rarart the furious shock thyy stand
And conquer for they stick Together
when now. 'niid clouds of NO and want.
Oar coInrsldcs' walls rise fast and fastr-
And, charging msdlS On our front
Come the black legions of disaster
Shall ~ tre>ent q watering band
And ~ like leaves before Wild weather?
No. side by Sids, and hand III han5,
We Al stand our ground and stick together
t,c.i gave us hsnds-one left one right;
Th. tir> / Go help ourseiN es, the other
To stretch abroad in kindly might,
To neiF along our faithful brother.
Then. &c you sec n brother fall
AMI how his head before the weather,
II ven be not q bastard all.
: You II help him up ana stick together!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR DCPOyCOy

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- Constructions, from ,rkoeer1 ccss, AID
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thiity years ana in o0se, where the directions
nave been correctly followed have these pills failed
70 give most decided satisfaction. Read The follow
Ing certificate from of the first IA lies OF tea
NY, who called upoa my sgents in that city Mr.
VIM. Bristol d. Co. and told them That she OF
course did not wish her 10 he made pa bile but
any one should doubt the rronde scksrry Of DR..
DuPoncos Golden Pills, they might refor any lady
TO her as she considered il dsiyas sce as plsasne
to rente her kn0trsdge OF their efficacy as admins
teredtc her daughter, young lady II years ola.
eold-natufe become obstrucsed TSco boses Of tksse
Gede9 P,hs entirely cxrsd her. and she is now in
robust health. More and stronger proof might be
gwen. These pills are also certain cure for
sea %hoeaie sna Res s sSs
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Avenue ave. s. D. WAITE, corner 5sh street and Louis
shove to the Poss Ses cane
SSsR1isIly sy mail soia .i:s III & efssEf,
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Pills Of any kind unless every box Is signed s. b.
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on account of the pills being counterfeited- The
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are sale, ana viii perform all claimed for them.
- 8. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
"
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MEDICINES
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STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
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rHE GREArEsT REMEDY IN rHs WORLD,
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DIAL EVER fAAkN
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81 CAUTION lBew.re OF Druggists and Deal
or sarss parills. (Which they can buS chesp.i ~
saying IL is just rs good. There even men base
enough to steal rsrt OF name % dub their .ctiA
deseptHns. Avoid such inismoqs sira;ss and theiY
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20 Corner Third and Piae SITS. St. Louis. No.
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DR.. McLEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, EILLI0UsNESo

There has never been oGfhGrtie m-dicine offered
% Tie PUBLIC that has given such entire satisfaction
AZ McLEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS. ta.-'-t
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yet prompt and powerful in removing all Bilious
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stomach. In facn they are the only pills thai
should be used i'm ualarjous districts.
They produce no Griping; Sickness ar Pain N the
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tas!e,ess Price emily Is cents per box, and can b
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Corner Third and Pine sts.. ST. Louis.
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GAS FITTING, &C.

VIM +. DOVE & CO.
ARE Nov prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS. Or SLEAM FIfFlN6 BUSI-
- Store on Ninth street. few doors perth Of
pletr asso rtIY,ent of HANDELIERS aud ether AS
sTFAM and WATER EIXTUREs. jan 2'-ly
w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in Store and are daily receiving. GAS
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We invite citizens generally to call and examine
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~ Al Work in the above line intrasted to our
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13

81 There il in shop window i'll Great Rms.
sell street, London. map OF The Southern Con-
feueracy, including Pennsylvania, pre- bv
u prominent citizen of that Stale a man Of
%caiih and influence, who Iabors night and day
lor The southern cause. On this man the Soutlr
rrh tunieCeracy extends TO Lake Erie cutting
the North INTO two sections; and PhiladeIpbia
is, OF course. The great enIrepot of Southern
trade and manufactures = '-0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
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1927 and 1929 Spruce 81, Philadelphia.
The regular course Of instruction embraces the
English and French Languages and Literature
stitate Thorough English and French 'rducsiou
Frecch ia language of the family, and is con.
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merts to the highest course OF literature and com
Der 18th and closes july ISL Circulars, &C. can be
obtained from Madame pHERVILLY. Principal
cfChegaray Institute. -: m 22-sm
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DR.. J. HI. McLEay'S VOLCANIC OLE
LtNIMENT.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD Fo1
MAN ar REAsT

Thousands OF human beings have been saved
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horses, win money by using Mclean Volcanic
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Calls, Spzains, Chafes, Swelling Lsmeness, Sores,
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it, and you win be convinced : : :
- Dr.J.H. MCLEAN, Sole prqprieses,
m som O. sToTr, Agent, wasbins tom b. 3.
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POS SAILS FOR APER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Cuvron of =, = f,I-,L:s

. SspteEqber y. 1927
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Paper) will be received at this Bureau until noon
on the 9Th day Of October next for furnishing and
York, three hundred of per with the privi.
iege OF Increasing the quantity to one thousand
reGms -
The paper to be white l3Is inches by Iels inches,
TO weigh IS pounds to the reem and made of linen
each page, back and front; to be ruled n lines on
each page, with one inch margin at top and bottom
seec at the Office of the Inspector in charge at the
Navy ard in Charlestown, Massachusetts,; Brook
Ign. New fcrk; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and at
this Bureau. - sc q law4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13

HF Inc Nashville Union says thnt maraud.
ing bands are committing grenf danraJa. ;.
upon not only Union men bur secessionisfs il,
me interior counties of Tennessee. Their sofa
1 ,hl IS stealing. Whom secessionist pleads
uial he ~ Tor the Coniederaey hoy tnIl bin,
" Dalnh me Southern Confederacy: We wan
HD,'i lioi SIS, or your money. or your cIohjno.,
Nhat q SHOCKING sIale of atInirs, -o---.I.s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13

We an 5rct o! sacrileee was lately com.
niI,teo ~ iGlih, l'aly, in the church OF -
john. A man, supposed 10 be a lnntic ~
preached sIatne of the Virgin and bsfor1a r.
ara could be seized knocked OF the head ,n1
both arms with an axe. Tie yvorsbi.,I '.u
rushed forward. and would have torn tha -,
10 pieces had he not been rescued by the mill.
airy. s5Tat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-13

~ Tie ron-clad Monitor Nahaf, which
was launched II Boston on Tuesday. j. :houf
w. IONS H'rl@ngih is ;;taJ feet and her breads
az lee1 n" thickness Of her wooden armor is
three ieet: ane of the iron armer outside of the
Wccd SIX inches. i he tUrret is u feet in diam
'.ef ana - inches thick. The deck plating is
one inch thick. After being launched. The ye..
sci was moorsfi under Tie shears where Tho
"ofk oi 1ttlns her for sea will be co1nnlered.
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PENNsYLvANTA CENTRAL RAILROAD
9 S - -

ENESExEZ,Gss sz - 60
is A FIRST a sNiss Il ko sTG1ngseton''
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BAGGAGE CHECKED ruE @SaH hn asUn Dosr,
: THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
CLOSE coN ne # fsss g IPk HssRRIsBuRs
NORTHERN ES9 cE .sss al ' RAILROAD,
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WASHINGTON l S%b BALTIMORE
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
~ For Through Tickets arp,y a. n. onees O
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SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS On ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
arriving in Baltimore at a. aa s5 ms
where close connections are mate with trains on the
pFrs at y - p m and 45 a. m: there conneetins
road for ali parts Of the west ''' oeA''Ai nail
BY this route freaghts Of ELI descriptions can be
forGarded to and from any point on the Railroads
Iowa, or Missouri BY Raiiroad direct. "'''O-'
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
sn eo Sfes
Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland Illinois Missis'
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Merchants and shippers entrustng the transpor-
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THE RATES OF FREIGHT To and from anypoipt
In the West, by the Penn sylvania Central Railroad
Railroad Companies
r, s Re particular to mark packages "via Perna
MAGRAw Il KOoNs, Freight Agents,
No. 50 North street, Baltimore,
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen1 gu pcrntendent. Altoona Pa
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e ~ Bonner, OF the New York Ledger. CON-
iinUes, we, see, 10 call upon TOW. Morgan, 1--WE
quotel Ito use all his powers of persuasion to
induce his relative and late partner, George ID
Morgan, 10 refund To the National Treasury
me SlO0CcG, or SO, which he received rs COM
.niiss. non Tor buying few ships for the Govern