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The wheels not moving IN is easy manner
rs they wished, the Democracy held caucus:
this Saturday evening, but arrived at no con-
cc1tcd action, the Attendance Was SO slim
The descrtion of MI. Kelley threw the Conyen-
tion off its balance, and it becomes absolutely
necessary In the future that it must decide
upon plnn Of action in all important meas
ufcs. 1t won't do for the chairmen Of the lead
ing committees to elaborate with great deal
Of care Important articles for the Constitution,
but to be enubbed By individuals starting up
here and there in convention with indepcnd-
ent projects. If the Convention is the people
and has supreme power, it must hold itself
a1ncnallc to the behests of the Democratic
party. Like the wife of the pfous Scotchnan
who invented perpetual motion, tho Demo-
c1acy must and will control the Convention,
supreme power or no supreme power. The
old lady would not let the machine run on
Sunday. The Democracy will control the ma
chine be it supreme or not supreme; he It the
people OF not tho people Thus 1t will be seen
that the Democracy arc above the people. But
in fact the whole matter resolves itself into
this, that. the Convention is supreme under
the Democratic party to do it's will and plea
sure; and this is the secret Of the assumption
of powers on the part Of the leading Demo:
crats : 1t is for party: purposes and nothing
/ else.
But thcI question Is, will the people endorse
| these Lccompton acts y I do mot believe it,
/ nor do the Republicans and d number Of the
| Douglas Democrats in tho Convention.
, 1862-02-04
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the supply that each has on hand and only make up
the deficiency. so that no one, having supply on
hand, should draw county salt merely Tor sPecu-
lation. .-- -..a.... ...... t..s II. .-r..s a
The county commissioners will be charged at this
place for the present one dollar and fifty cents per
bushe which it is believed will cover the cost OF
production, including seventy-6ve cents per bushel
to be paid the proprietors After the State Treasu-
nv ia reimbursed for the outlay for building etc., it
is expected that it may be afforded at one dollar and
twenty-five cents per bushei.
desire to impress upon the county commission
ers the importance of furnishing their own sacks
If T have to procure them, it can only be done by
having salt for them, and will require from twenty
to thirty thousand bushels of salt whereas each
consumer can readily furnish his county commits
sioner sack or sacks TO hold his supply, VITA his
name and the county distinctly marked on it
scarcely need to add that payments must be
made on delivery of the salt to the commissioner
or his order at this place.
The county commissioner can only be known
here by certificate from the county court clerk,
under his seal of office.
The pressing necessity for time and labor has rem
dered it necessary contract with four or five coun
ty commissioners for supplies delivered here, for
which they to have preference in point of time
in receiving their supplies.
We have laborers enough engaged, but yet re-
quire teams to haul wood Any county commits
soner sending teams shall be paid in salt once.
Respectfully submitted,
n. W. WooDFIN,
Superintendent.
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The GREAT Rock FIGuT.-We referred yesterday
(says the Savannah Republican, to the fact that
North Carolnl regiment having exhausted their
ammunition in of the late battles, took to pelt
ing the Yankees with stones and actually held them
at bay until louisiana regiment came to their re-
lief. The Richmond Examiner corrOborateS the
statement and gives the result Of the fight as fol
lows:
1.-Two gentlemen who, since the battle of the 30th
ult, have been engaged IN burying the dead on the
plains of Manassas, arrived at Gordonsvillc yeSter
day. They report that near a rocky cut in the rail-
road, which runs through the battle field, they
counted seventy Yankees who had been killed with
pieces OF rock. The rocks, clottcd with blood, lay
near and in many cases upon the inanimate forms
of the Yankee soldiers. This account corrobOrates
the story which We had previously heard of regi-
ment of our men, during the battle of the 3Oth, af
ter having exhausted their ammunition, asSailed
their adversaries with stones and pieces of rock"
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List Of the killed. aoounded and missing of the 22d
Reqiment " G. Iroops in The recent bnttLe, nsnr

List Of the killed. aoOunded and missing of the 22d
Regiment N. G. Troops in the recent battles near
Manassas Junction.
Company A-Capt NJ Isbeli commanding. Wounded,
Capt sbell bruised by shell Privates Adams in
arm Clark, badly thigh, Clark bruised by she'll,
James Stailngs slightly in head, Sutte bruised
foot shufG1G AHs in leg Total Missing John
the hands Of the enemy. Total,
Company BID 1t. A Finley commanding Wound
ed ed 1t Finley in fcs I'd serg Tate seriously in
Coe, bruised slightly BY shell, j If Deal slightly.
p! Company E-Lt NJ Wolfe, commanding Aug 26th.-
shot in leg, Al Busic, do Corp Briggs, do. head
Serg Wheeler, do. hand privates John Quackenbush
in arm with fragment of she'll Jas LaughIn shoulder
Aug SGth Wounded, Serg Gordon, shot in leg; pri-
Yates John Wyrick. in foot, Shaw in shoulder Sept
LIST; Wounded private Parish, slightly by she'll.
w COMPANY list Lieut. Reynolds cOmmahding1
Doughton shot in right hand and right thumb amputaed
Corp Hoopers, in thigh; prvates Gambel, chot in
thigh. Aug. SOth. Wounded, Grouse, in right arm
Missing John Fender Solomon Grouse and John Sexton
0o, Company Gyy GmCapt Graves commanding August
Mac Cobb in side by limb of tree. Sept lst Charles
Simpson, in hand by shell.
Company H-Capt W Lovins commanding. August
29th Killed, private Wilcher Hail. Wounded Capt w
NJ Lovins slightly by shell in shoulder; I'd 1t Smith,
In loot; Priyates Herms in both knees, Martin in
worth, in foot, Sanford in leg Aug 5oth. Wound
ed private W Wood, in arm; serg Martin, in face
company J-lst 1t j Palmer Commanding. August
18th. Wounded, privates NJ l. Dickson, in lett arm and
arm amputated H Rollins in hand Nathan Lewis in
ace; John Little, on knee. Aug 30th. Wounded Corp
Wood, in shoulder; privaIes Elias Frager danger
ously in body. 1t W Burkett, in shoulder Sept list
Wounded, private Steadmau Williams slightly in the arm
company Nd 1t. l. Greenlee commanding Wound
ed, LII Greenee, slightly in face, by she'll Cop Il
Byrd, shoulder. Privates Boyle, in hip Allison,
slightly above the eye; Horton, slightly on ARM
Color Guard, l. Dobson, bruised by shell.
Company Lit E C Horney commanding. Aug 29th.
wounded, Corp Williams, slightly in left side Aug.
S0th Wounded privates NJ Leadman, in back by SHE'LL
Thrift, slightly left thigh, Lasiter slightly in
| left shoulder :, -
Company Mist Lt W Kivett commanding. August
2gth. Killed privates Spiuks, VIM Hays, VIM Fields.
Wounded, Serg Thos Arnold, in thigh. Privates Jesse
REDS IN thigh, lawrence in sde A d Steel in leg
aug: Soth Wounded NJ = Rains, foot, slightly. To-
tai killed g. Do. wounded Co.
/ c. c. COLE, Maj,
Commanding Regiment.
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MR.. WOODFINS LETTER.
SALTvILLE, Va, Sept. LIST, 1sj

OALTVILLE, VA, sept ISL, 1867.
To the Justices of the seOeraI County
Courts Of North Carolina:
1t may be already known to you that, at the in
stance of the Governor of the State and under his
authority, have the superintendent of putting I'D
buildings and the necessary kettles, etc. to manu-
ficture Salt at this place. for the supply of the sew
era counties in the State, according to the number
Of inhabitants of each county.
The State has contract with Messrs Stuart
Buchanan & Co., the proprietors, to furnish brine
for three hundred thousand bushels per annum du-
ring the existence of the present war.
1t is proposed to erect three hundred kettles
These have been under contract for some time
About half of them are ready cast thrty.seren have
been received, and twentyone of them put to boil
ing and making salt to-day. The masonry, ETC., is
ready for one hundred and twenty-six kettles and
about one hundred kettles are on the railroad lines
and expected in few days If we are not greatly
disappointed in their delivery these to the number
OF one hundred and twenty-six will be in operation
during the present week, and eghty-six others in
another week.
1t is proposed of the first salt made to furnish
few hundred bushels to each county for present use
beginning with the counties in alphabetical order
and after each in its turn is so supplied with what
may be required for ordinary USE it is proposed in
like manner, to distribute all that can be made.
But it is proper to state that there is great loss
on it if shipped before it drps and dries out some
three or four weeks. The loss IN this way NAV be
as much as twenty per cent.
For this reason, it is recommended that some time
be allowed for dripping unless in cases where the
present demand is great that the counties are will
ling to submit to so heavy loss to relieve present
necessities After the first supply, the Salt will be
Kept over four weeks to dry until the time arrives
for sailing the beefan pork for the year, at which
time 1t may be better submit to some loss OIL the
Salt than keep over the animals too long on expense
No salt has been or will be sold to any individual
t%s;r VIII De sold to the counties only, through
eelr commissioners appointed for that purpose, and
ooTIllg TO the population of the county as shown
tnS census table of 1860; and it is expected thai
iTo ~ , VIII DC by them made amongst the fam
h"h;t =. .ne county according to the number of III
that tbs cO OIL each family. 1t expected, however
NiSsi0lers will take steps to ascertain
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A BOOK For THE TIMES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PREPARED FOR PUB
~ LEGATION q work entitled, "SDRGERY FOR CAMP,
FiELD AND HOSPITAL" embracing Complete Digest
OF the most important facts and principles Of each DEPART
ment OF the Science up to the present time The book
VIII be an octave volume of at least three hundred pages
and therefore OF such convenient size will admit OF its
being carried into the field for constant and immediate
ference The author believes, that in the preparation Of
this work. he has supplied an important Professional de
sldeatum and soics the patronage of the Physicians Of
posed to become subscribers respectfully solicited
forward their names and addresses speedily as possible
to the author at Raleigh Carolina in order to ex
pedite the publication Of the work.
'-- EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D.,
.... Surgeon G. 5. A, late Prot. in the
University of Maryland.
August 20, 1907. 69-lm.
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MARYLAND.

The following excellent address was recently
made to the people of Maryland by Gen. Robert E.
Lee, our Commanding General ..
address of Gen. Robert E. Lee to the people Of Ma-
ryland.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY N. VIRGINIA,
Near Frederioktown, Sept Sth, 1852.
To the people Of MarytGnd:
1t is right that you should know the purpose that
has brought the army under my command within
the limits of your State far as that purpose con-
Germs yourselves
The people of the Confederate States have long
watched with the deepest sympathy the wrongs and
outrages that have been inflicted upon the citizens
of commonwealth allied to the States of the South,
by the condition of a conquered province.
Under the pretence of supporting the Constitu-
tion but in violation of its most valuable provisions,
your citizens have been arrested and imprisoned
upon no charge and contrary to all forms of law;
the faithful and manly protest against this outrage,
made by the venerable and illustrious Marylander,
to whom in better days, no citizen appealed for
right in van was treated with scorn and contempt;
the government of your chief city has been usurped
by armed strangers; your Legislature has been dis
solved by the unlawful arrest of its members; free
dom of the press and of speech has been suppress
ed words have been declared offences by an arbi-
trary decree of the Federal Executive and citizens
ordered to be tried by military commission for
what they may dare to speak.
Believing that the people of Maryland possessed
a spirit too lofty 70 submit to such government
the people of the South have long wished to aid
you in throwing off this foreign yoke, to enable you
again to enjoy the inalienable rights of freemen,
and restore independence and sovereignty to your
State
In obedience to that wish, our army has come
among you and is prepared to assist you with the
power of its arms in regaining the rights of which
you have been dsspoied.
This, citizens of Maryland, is our mission, so far
as you concerned.
No constraint upon your free will is intended;
TO intimdations will be allowed.
Within the limits of this army at least Mary
landers shall enjoy their ancient freedom
of thought and speech.
We know enemies among you, and will pro-
tect all of every opinion.
1t is for you to decide your destiny, freely and
without constraint.
This army will respect your choice, whatever it
may be, and while the Southern people will rejoice
to welcome you to your natural position among
them, they will only welcome you when you come
of your own free will.
R. E LEE, Gen'l COm'dg
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CAROLINA.
Adjutant Generals Office, (Militia,)


Adjutant Generals Office, (Militia,)
RALEIGH, September 18th, 1861. !
General ORDERS,
No. z.
NOLONELS AND OTHER OFFICERS IN COMMAND
~ of the Militia of North Carolina hereby ordered
to bring all liable Consumption in their commands,
and all soldiers absent from their Regiments without leave
to the Camp of Instruction at Raleigh. All power
sary for the enforcing of this order is hereby given them
ii. A failure refusal to comply with this order will
subject the offender to the penalties of Court Martial
and cOnsea reduction to the ranks
Ill. The Executive through its officers having thus
undertaken collect all persons liable to militia duty in
stead Of allowing Confederate officers to do So is
estly hoped that all will come up promptly to the perfOr
nance of their duty.
By order Of Governor VANCE:
]. G.. MARTIN,
Adjuiant General
Sent, L. 1862. 75-St
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Headq'rs. District of North Cardinal
RALEIGH, September 9Th, 1862.
General Orders,
No. Q.
II ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY DUTY
LIE under the Consumption law hereby required ~
come to the Camp of Instruction. this City,
Those doing will be allowed to select the Infantry Reg
iments they wish to join and unless full they will be
signed accordingly.
II. The Regiments of Infantry and Artillery on duty in
this State authorized to enlist Conscrps to increase
each Company of Infantry and Heavy Artillery hun
drrd men, but not exceeding it, and Light Batteries
hundred and fifty mer.
BY command Of Brigader General ]. 6. MARTIN:
A. GORDON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Sept. IL, 1862. 74-4t.
~ ALI papers in the State copy four times
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HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
IL plication will be made to the Legislature of North
Carolina at their next session. for Charter for Railroad
from Shelby other point on the Wilmington and
Rutherford Railroad to the South Carolina line for the
purpose of continuing said Road the Iron Region Of
SouthCaroina, TO enable the Iron Masters to obtain sup
ply Of Coal from the Deep River Coal Mines
Sept. 2, 1862 72-3mpd
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FI,OUR MILL FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO
contract for building the Railroad from DanvIlle "a
Greensboro DESTROYS Of devOng his whole time TO that
work and offers his STEAM MILL for sale. The prop
erty is situated in the of Charlotte on the North
Carolina Railroad has six of mill stones and the Hour
manufactured has high reputation throughout the South
ern Confederacy.
Il has also Barrel Factory with improved machinery,
and cooper shops attached which will be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHN WILKES.
Sent 8, 1862 73-lm
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$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
IL Hadeys Mills Chatham County, the oath Of last
month. negro men, named GRIFFIN and another
named BILL. Griffin is copper-colored about % years
old five feet inches high and stuters and his left
is stiff at the elbow, from burn Blls black thick
Tipped about five feet eight inches high coarse and rough
in his appearance and weighs about 55 pounds bought
them of George D. Pool ESQ., Chapel Hill but they may
be making their way back to PasquOtank county will
give $25 for EACH or $50 for BOTH if delivered to me-
put in Jail, so that getthem.
Gent & 1852 72-w&swlINpd.
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VALUABLE HOUSE srgJor FoRs.tE.

EAHOAUHE 1IOUSU ANB LUZ FUN bALEs
HNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, IN CHAP
u e Hill valuable house and lot for cash. The house
is of brick well built containing with six
frepaces and forty feet by eighteen with thirtytw
feet L. There are four acres of ground There
cellent well of water the lot The lot ssuated on the
west college avenue Apply to s. F. Phillips ESQ., or to
the subscriber, at Chapel Hill . . .. -. - =. -.
IRA BECKwITH
Sept. s, 1882. -fF ,as-- 72-w&sw6w..
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FOR SALE,

A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN GREENS
n borough, N c. if preferred by the purchaser an
excellent country residence, BRICK HOUSE. with six
good rooms the ordinary ouhouses good well of water
&c. with hundred and seventy of land between
three and four miles west of Greensborough upon the
main road leading to Salem. Apply to
n. II. D. WILSON,
Greensborough, N. G.
sept. IL, 1859 T4-l6t.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

ETNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ], 2S4 ACRES OF HEA-
IL Wy cane land for sale in Pamela county, Miss miles
from Pamela e. H., and Is miles from Sards Depot both
on Memphis and Mississippi Railroad.
He will take negroes in payment he will sell half
and join any gentleman in farm and will agree to SUPER
intend il in person, for the benefit of both
For further particulars address him at Raleigh N c.
at early day. SOLOMON ALLEN
sept o, 1867 72-w&swlmpd.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH
Headq'rs. Goth Regt. N. c. T.,)
CAMP FRENCH, NEAR PETERSBURG, VA,

Headq'rs. 10Th Regt. N. z. T.,
CAMP FRENCH, NEAR PETERSBURG, VA,
September 18th, 1852. .-
a Ii ABSENTEES WITHOUT LEAVE FROM THIS
n Regiment ordered into camp forthwith. Assu-
is hereby given tn ALL who have been ssbent with
out leave that if they return by the 25h of this month";
he commanding officer of the Brigade, well as of this
Regiment will use his influence to have only light pun
shmeut awarded Unless the absentees return by the
specified time they will be proceeded against with the ut
most rgOr and they need expect but the sereres
punishment. 1t is hoped however, that all will avail
themselves Of the opportunity thus offered to them
selves from the disgrace well terrible punishment
awarded to deserters from their colors.
H. K. BURGWYE, JR,
Colonel Goth Regt. n. c. T.
Sept. lR, 1862. T5-3t.
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HEMP BURNT.-The Federals at Lexington, Mo-,
lately burned up $4,000 worth of hemp, to keep
the rebels from using it as breast works.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62.'63.


TWNHR NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
Il will commence on the first Monday in November,
1862 and continue until the first of March ensuing. rs
not intended by the Faculty abandon permanently ne
customary of FIVE months but it ha, seemed 70 'ns
advisable consideration of the state oil the aHo
the increased expense living reduce for the
to four months The course will be conducted on the
pan and with the same advantages 70 'ne
as heretofore.
FACULTY:
ca. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUcxER NJ. d. Prof of Theory and Practice OF
Medicine. -, ,,.,
BEVERLY WEXFORD NJ. D., Prof of Materia Aedca and
Therapeutics
A. E. PErIcoLAs NJ. D.. Prof of Anatomy
l.. s. JoYSEs, NJ d., Prof. Of Institutes OF Msdiene.
JAMES H. CoNwAr NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics, DC
JAMES B. McCAw NJ. d., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Fees:
Professors Tickets, each, $lo
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
Naturalization,
Graduation, - 20
dress L. s. J0YNES, NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond, Sept. 16, 1859. fs-lltpd
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POCKET WALLET LOST.

II osT, ON THE 9TR INSTANT, BETWEEN RAIL
IL eigh and Weldon, my pocket wallet containing about
$685. well as can $50 Confederate NOTE
and about $25 in ves of N c. and s. c. bills. The ba-
lance, except one dollar bill of Bank of Ocoe Tenn, il
of s. Couederaes down to ones &C. 1t also contains
transportation paper from Lexington to Richmond with
my name on the face of it.
reward of $50 will be paid for the delivery Of the wal
let and its contents at the Standard Office, Raleigh, N c.
DAVID YOKLEY-
Sept. l6, 1882. 75-st
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NEGROES WANTED.

VNo WORK ON THE PIEDMONT RAILROAD FROM
IL Dauvile to Greeusbotodgh. For fui Their particulars
address the undersigned at Danvie FG Greensborough
N. G., or Charlotte, N. c. 40
Sept. l6, 1862. 15-4t.
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NEW ARRIVAL.-.-JUST FROM EUROPE.
BY STEAMER KATE.
n Enn YARDS BEAUTIFUL FRENCH
" UHS ~

1000 yards Black and Willie Prints.
1000 Yards s. Schawbe Fancy Prints.
500 Yards bleached Huckaback Towelngs
$50 uublCached HoneycOmb Towels
1000 yards Super Imperial Bleached Long Cloth.
1000 Yards A Brown Domestic
! bale Extra Heavy Osnaburgs.
Bed Tick Shawls and Maj settles, Furniture Prints
Plain White j. o. Muslin, superior quality; Fine lot OF
Winter Bonnet Ribbons, Scissors Table Spoons Ladies
and Misses Hose % boxes Sperm Candles superior quail
ity; l chest fine Green Tea
The above goods will be sold for small advance on
corgn nrices No books will be kept by the firm.
CASH must be paid the delivery of goods THIS
will be strictly adhered to. Don't ask for CREDIT, for
we shall be compelled to rSfGse
R.Io;ob Ssntember 16, 1862 75-6tpd.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TIME BRICK DWELLING ON MCDOWELL STREET,
III opposite IL D. Turner Esq, and former residence oil
are comparatively and in good repair Possession
given January lst 1863. For terms apply to
gwen 'A"' '' MCGEE & WILLIAMS.
c.. ,e 1000 75-lm.
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NTTELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP.
w ed and in good order at Tarboro'.
ALSO,
800 bales in like ORDER which will be delivered at Will
son, Tarboro, Mosely Hail. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. H. JONES.
Raleigh, Aug. 19, 1862. 67-tf
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NOTICE..

nN TUESDAY THE 7TH OF OCTOBER All II
" o'clock will sell to the highest bidder on credit
of six months in the City of Raleigh at the Marker
some two hundred bushels of SALT belonging 10 the es
tate of E. j. Tomlinson, deceased.
Bond and approved security will be required oil the Pur
chaser. VIM u. 1ohNEs' A
Sept 1S, 1882. S0-wo'Pa.