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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-29

STATE OF Tenn, EXECUTIVE DEPAR'Tl
NASHVILLE, June %, 1862.
Lieut.. Col R. W. McC7ain, Acting Provost
Marshal:
SIN: Reverend Doctors Howell, Ford,
SehOn, Sawrie and Baldwin are under
arrest, and they are hereby placed in
your custody.
Should they desire TO give evidence of
their loyalty by taking the oath Of allie
glance and giving their individual bonds
in the sum of $4,000 each for the faith
full observance thereof, they will be per-
mitted TO do so, and their release order
ed accordingly.
If, however, IL is their determination
not TO give such evidence Of loyalty, they
will be committed to prison, there to re-
main until arrangements are completed for
their transportation South, beyond the
Federal lines there to be left, with the
distinct understanding that if they re-
cross or come again within said lines
during the existing rebellion, they will
be considered spies aud dealt with ac-
cordingly.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor. /
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quested TO be relieved from the command
Of the first army corps Of the Army Of
Virginia, because, as he says. the posi-
ton assigned him by the appointment Of
Maj. Gen. Pope, as Commander-in Chief
of the Army Of Virginia, is subordinate
and inferior to those heretofore held by
him; and TO remain in the subordinate
command, now assigned, would, as he
says, largely reduce his rank and con-
sideration in the service, Il is ordered
that Maj, Gen. j. G, Fremont be relieved
from command,
I'd. That Brig. Gen. Rufus King be,
and he is hereby assigned to the COM
mand Of the iirst army corps Of the Ar
my of Virginia in place Of Gen. Free
mont Relieved by order Of the Presi-
dent
(Signed) L. NJ STANTON.
WASHINGTON, June 27-The treaty
made through Minister Corwin, loaning
S11, 100000 to Mexico has, il is UNDER
stood, been sent into the Senate by the
President The delay in the prcsenta-
ton Of this treaty has, il is thought, been
owing TO the reluctance of the President
TO submit a project so directly at vari-
ance with the recent action Of the Senate
upon the subject of Mexican affairs.
After the adjournment Of the House
TO day, the following notice was read
from the Clerks Desk.
A meeting Of the conservative mem
bers who are in favor of maintaining the
Constitution and opposed TO the seditious
and destructive schemes Of the abolition
lists, is called TO meet in the hall OF the
House Of Representatives tomorrow,
Saturday, at o'clock, p. NJ, BY order
of the committee.
Fessenden, toward the close Of the
proceedings in the Senate TO- day, urged
prompt action upon the measures pend
ing, and stated that if this course should
not be pursued the body would be left
without a quorum.
lie mentioned, in this connection, that
Senators wcre9 already leaving the city,
and that one from California and another
from Minnesota had departed. He al
luded TO Senators Latham and Rice.
Senator Lane, of Kansas. remarked
that he, too, was DESTROYS of an early re-
turn to that State, but would remain 20
vote on the conliscation bill which is now
before the House.
In the House. the number necessary to
constitute a quorum is obtained without
regard TO non-represented States, but in
the Senate, a majority of the Senators
from the thirty four States, is necessary
for that purpose in other words thirty
five membership entire number elected
Senators, on the roll of that body, is
tOrtV-n nine including senator Johnson
of Tenn.
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Wanted Immediately III!

Planters and Union Banks 80
ALI Southern funds 40
MEssRs. LAME & MURPHEY request us
TO say that they have received a fresh
supply of Millernery goods, consisting of
Ribbons, Flowers, straw goods etc., etc,
which they well sell at low figures for a
few days to clear out the stock. They
are allowing liberal rates for Southern
funds and we would advise milliners and
merchants to call soon at 16 South Public
Squae, CALHoUN's old store
iune29-dlw.
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THEATRE.-Monday will be produced,
for the first time in many years,
BLANcHEs' grand historical drama Of The
Iron King, founded on incidents in the
history Of CHARLES XII, King of Sweden,
whose life has been truly called a ro-
nance. The dramatist has transferred
the King from the page of history to the
theatre and has executed his task with
remarkable fidelity. HAMILTON as Chas.
XII; WEAVER as Adam Brock; EVERETT
as MuddlewerlS; Mrs. H. BERNARD as
Eudiga, in which she will sing the beauti-
ful ballad of "Rise Gentle Moon Miss
CONSTANTINE win dance, and Family
Jars concludes the entertainment. In the
latter, Our HATTIE" will give us for the
second time her cOmical assumption of
Liddy Larrigan, which will be sure to
send the audience home in the best Of
humOr.
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Executive DEPARTMENT, !


June 20, 1862.
Lieut.. Col. McC7ain, Acting Provost Mar
shat.
SR: have 10 request that you will
issue stringent orders prohibiting all
visitors 10 the Members Of the Clergy this
day sent as prisoners TO the Penitentia-
ry, except such as have special permis-
sion from for that purpose and would
add, this privilege should be granted only
for good and sufficient reasons. would
suggest that no encouragement should be
given to that secession spirit and feeling
which are manifested in the numerous
offerings Of delicacies, &c, by sympathiz-
ing rebel friends.
These men were not sent TO the Peni-
Tertiary there to be kept as objects of
especial attention from traitors, nor to be
lionized by a class of people, who, If
properly dealt with, would be allowed
the privilege Of expressing their SYM
pathy only within the same place Of con-
flnement.
They are there as enemies of our Gov
ernment and as such, are entitled TO
and should receive such consideration
only as attaches to a person guilty of 80
infamous a crime.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
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CAPT. CHARLES b. GILLESPIE, of the
Seventy eighth Pennsylvania, who has
been acting Provost Marshal of Pulaski
for the past four weeks, has made for
himself a reputation in the community of
which any man might be proud. lie is
obliging and attentive TO all; and attends
faithfully to the duties Of his office, which
duties are many and varied, and calls
into action a greater number of qualities
than are usually found in military OIL
GERS. He is very strict in the punish
mcnt of traitors; and whilst he Furnishes,
wins their confidence and esteem by the
sympathy he shows them for their mis-
fortune. From the very hot bcdOf trea-
son, it is said that the town of Pulaski
is now changed into one of the strongest
Union loving towns in the State; TO pro-
duce so favorable n result Capt. GmLEs-
PIE has labored early and late, and now
that the thing is accomplished hehas his
reward in the esteem of his fellow Off
GERS, and the heartfelt thanks Of the citi-
zcns whom he has helped TO redeem from
the tyranny and blight of secession
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The Louisville Democrat Of the 18th
inst, says; 1--WE have been shown q pri-
waite letter from a citizen Of Memphis, TO
his brother in this city, from which we
gather the following facts; lie is out of
business and out of money. Eight
weeks ago ho had $500, but his family
took sick, and the most Of il has gone TO
the drug store A prescription, which
would cost 90 cents i'm Louisville, cost
$40 i'm Memphis Quinino pills ~ 90
each Family living in much the same
proportion Flour $50 per barreli hams
40 cents per pound; beef 90 cents; spool
cotton go cents; Cahcoes 81 per yard ;
cotton made in the South 20 cents pins
/ 1 cent each,
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AN ACT
To REGULATE THE WATER. WORKS, IN the CITY
OF NASHVILLE:

SIC. s. That It shall not be lawful for any person
or persons Co whom the water shall be supplied boy
this corporation, TO permit any person or persons
other than membUrs OF his her, or their own family,
person persons In his her their employ upon
tn lot 90 which the water may be supplied 10 have
take, receive, or use from any hydraut ur cook, or
other fixtures erected said lot any of the water 30
supplied nor To permit the same to he used for
the watering or spriukiug OF lots or gnrdois, nor
20 be wdntOuy wasted, 10 without proper pre-
caution from any such hydrant or cock and lur uyc.
ny offence (wbether committed by the person king
the water or allowing II 10 be takcnD against any Of
m provisions Of tins section, the oncuder shall DO
liable 10 line not exceeding nyo dollars for each Of
cuc' TO be recovered before any competent jurfdic
ton Pr0rded, That nothing herein contained shall
b. lustrued % subject 10 The uturyst cuu ty
any person for furnishing another with water while
remaining us victor within hts her. or their house
or premises or 90 any person for oNuuruishug og,
on TO any person having the written uuusout of the
wat r.WUTks committee or 80 u3 Co prohibit any prr
son from granting the use Of said water 10 another
person who may have contracted for ts uso ON the
premises or tenement occupied by him or her, when
bis or hor hydraut or pipe Is out of repair
Passed Jne 20, 1850.
The above Law will b. rigdly enforced against
all persons violating it.
JAS. WYATT,
jun02i-iw Superintendent Of Waser.Wurks.
Ga Dspalch please copy.
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"HEnE's YER MULE" 49, There is no
doubt but that this terrific effort of a mod
ern mu-sical genius is great success. We
did not think that the Beast" would have
such run" He has got tip tap bottom.
The title has been adopted 10 suit all
occasions-for instance, yesterday after
searching in every probable place for our
typographical Esprit of Evil" we called,
but obtained no response. He heard us,
but could not answer, in consequence of
having too much tobacco in his "oave of
Pearls" as he terms it. He soon came,
however, fresh from under the furnace, he
announced his presence by classically
exclaiming, "Heres yer Mule" Young
Ladies are clamorous for "Mule' BEN
SON is besieged Sent any where on re-
ceipt Of price in current funds.
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Mcssrs. HARDE & HoUGH have our
thanks for late papers; also for Harper's
Maya.iue for July. The number before
as is one Of unusual interest The above
mentioned gentlemen keep constantly on
hand everything in the way Of late news,
periodicals, etc Their news depot is on
College Street
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Rebel Captain.

We learn on good authority that Capt,
CLINT DOUGLAS, who belonged to Col
HATToN's rebel regiment, is in Sumner
county recruiting toy his regiment Where
are our oilicers2
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HEADQUARTERS US, FoBcEs, ;
NASHVILLE, june 22, 1862. !
CenoraIO order No. 10.

No footman will be allowed 10 cross
the Railroad Bridge, over the Cumberland
River at this city except soldiers on du-
", BY order Of
Gen f.. DUMONT, Commanding
ID, BRADEN, A. A,G
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Preaching the gospel Of treason has
been stopped by General Wallace. -
The rector of the Episcopal Church, who
offered prayers for the Southern Contcl-
cracy, last Sunday, has been cllectually
admOnished,
/. This is exactly proper and just
Treason is lawlossness and disorder and
they are as hurtlul in the pulpit as out
Of it, No man should be allowed 20 use
bis pulpit as a masked battery from
which TO fire upon the citadel of law
end order It we are not misinrormcd,
there are several secession parsons in
this city,
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DIR. b, W, HALL a physician of this
place, and rabid rebel who said in
a public speech just before the great
skedaddle from this city, that the "con-
yicts ought TO be released from the
Penitontiary and Union men put in
their places" was arrested some ten
days ago and paroled to appear be-
fore Gov. JouNsov, on Saturday the 2lst
inst, but failed to appear We learn that
he has gone to Kentucky. His return is
much desired by the authorities.
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Against loss or damage by fire or IA,
porils of NAVIGATION, can be obtained a
the Insurance Office Of
W. j. MARI,
No. % COLLEGE STREET
Opposite the "Sewanee House"
Mar20-u
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gg telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,

The limo being down between this
point and Louisville, we are consequent
ly without our usual telegraph report
this morning.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

TDR SALE, low FOR CASH, ONE OF SINGERS
II Sewing Machines in good order, warranted, at
3j UNION STREET.
Iuue8-lw p. j. kAUFMANN
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NOR the Rance OF The year, very meat now b-t,t
II h1ufe containing SIX rooms and kt ben. with
puz2as also for fg.e "a small Cooking stove, nearly
new Apply at 80. B North Vine street, near the
Capit.l iuur0-u
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We would call the attention Of those
having stock TO feed to the advertisement
of Capt LITTLE, c. $, who will ON Mon
day, june 80, at 10 AM sell a quantity
Of condemned Subsistence Stores.
RENoyArEp-Wc are pleased 10 see
that DO, WurTr has rc-dttcd and other
wise improved his Shaving s,lab on
Union street No. 81 lie is now pre-
pared to do am extensive business in his
line. Ho naucrs himself that there is
NOT more comfortably arranged cstab-
Rshment of the kind i'm the city. and
would be pleased to have the patronag,
of ALI his old customers continued, and
solicits call from strangers and th,
public generally. June 22-lw
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Bootmakers Wanted.

I WISH TO EMPLOY FIVE HOOTMAKERs, TO
l. whom will give constant employment aud god
wages None but good worameu need apply.
A BOuSQuEr,
Junu22-lwH No. "a, College Street, Nashville
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Boarding.

A FEw GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
"a c0miUrta table apartments aud good table az 10
lua, corner of Market and Locust Streets sc TIC
CONCORD HOUSE
Persons leaving ou tho tho LguEyI.ls Train can SET
bTuak Fast before lbg trau laavrs. no palaH VII Do
spared io render guests comfortable.
Iuuels-lm.
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Our exchanges TEEN with hearty greet
ings to the UNION in all portions Of the
country. While the loyal men of Ten
nessee are pouring in subscriptions upon
us with the most emphatic endorse
ments Of our views, the loyal men of the
North are equally cordial in their words.
From the Albany IN ~ Journal
No better evidence of the revival
of q Union sentiment in Tennessee can
be afforded than the prosperity Of the
Nashville UNION, paper whose Jealous
advocacy of the cause of the Union, and
opposition to all attempts TO compromise
or bride back the rebels, should mantle
with shame the checks Of the Northern
sympathizers with Secessia. Last Thurs
day the UNION was greatly enlarged
May its prosperity keep pace with the
enlargement of the National Union, for
it is doing yeoman's service in adyan-
ciug it,
FROM the Cleveland co. Herald,
The Nashville DALY UNION has been
much enlarged, and is ilourishing in what
was recently the hot bed Of rebeldom,
like a "grcon bay tree" II talks face to
face with the rebels, and brands their
treason right into their foreheads Nor
does il spare the policy of the Admins
tration when il lacks determination and
yigor in dealing with double-eyed trail
tors,
From the Utica q. Y,) Herald.
The Nashville DAILY UNION comes "a
ms greatly enlarged and beautilied. 1t is
doing good work, and doing il we'll
and we are glad 10 see the Tepnessean'
appreciate its effort
Tan NASHVILLE UNIoN.-This stauncl
paper whose daily blows for the good
cause ring like those of a smith when he
is in dead earnest, has already been ma
tcrially enlarged This is gratifying
evidence Of the right feeling in Nash
! ulle--a place that, until quite recently
rocked with the foulest stenohes of trea,
son. Buffalo (N - Com. advertiser.
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NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
Celebration of the 4th of July, 1862,
AT THE STATE CAPITOL!

AZ Suprise there will be a NATIONAL SALUTE Of
THIRrYFOUR GUNS fred from Capitol Hin, and the
various Church and other Public Bells will be ruug -
by request, the Military Procession viii form undor
the direction Of the officer in command at the corner
OF Spruce and Broad streets, and be ready to move
from thence at Q O'Clock, down Broad TO Yine up
Vine 20 Spring; down Spring to Cherry; up Cherry
to Union; down Union to College out Of College to the
Public Square, around the Square to Cedar, aud up
Cedar stroot to the Capitol.
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE CAPITOL,
coMMEScwG At TEN o'oLocK, An.
l, Music by the Military Band.
=. Prayer by Rev. j. Huntington.
3. USIC.
4. READING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDIE
PENDENCE BY EXGoY, W, b. CAMPBELL.
o. MU SIC.
o. Heading OF washingtOn's Farce
well Address,
BY RUSSELL HOUSTON, ESQ
Z. MUSIC.
3. GRAFTON BY HON JORDAN STOKES.
To conclude with
Music, and 80 Gunsl
AIS o'clock p. NJ, the Exercises will be resumed
by an ADDRESS from Ex.Goy. NELL g BROWN
The Committee OF Arrangements respectfully invite
the CiIzeps pf te City the County, and tho adioin-
ing Counties, 70 participate in the Celebration Tho
ladies are particularly requested to honor tho ocoa.
sion by their presence.
r. h. GlA~CuCk, JOHN CHUMBIEY.
JOS. b. KNOWlEs VIM +. CHEATHAM,
NJ NJ BRlEN, TJ. MARLBOROUGH
A. b. SnANKLAND, y. b. GARRETT
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Gov. JOHNSON has issued the following
excellent order in reference to persons
visiting the rebel clergy in the Peniten-
tiary.
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FLAGs!! FLA43! !
For Rent.

n ALL KINDS AND sIZFg can be had At
I Jap 2I-tf LuCkH, 40 Uui1n street.
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ROOtS and Shoes.

we have nov and shall have during tho summer
largo and we'll assorted stock Of BOOTS aud SHOES,
for salo al che l1sest cash prcrs.
EG. WEBSTER a 90,
uyas-lus Cincinnati,
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10 Keepers ofTippIing House,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Act passed by
IN Guy Council February "a 1902, entitled an Act
ohbiUng tho sale Of vinous, spiruOus, or intoN
catipg liquors, &c, will hereafter be rigidy enforced
JNO. HUGH SMITH Mayor
Mayors Office, May ~ 1862 III,
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Dr. j. p. Form was arrested yesterday
aud brought before the Governor as a
disloyal person. lie ayowcd himself a
friend Of the Southern Conloderacy, and
refused to take the oath He was inn
mcdiateiy sent to the Penitentiary to be
won't South,
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Tenoessre Bank Notes selling at 20 20 90 q Co. ds
Georgia Ola bauks........,s.ssss..4O 80
South Carolina aud Alabama.,.....iO 40
Virginia aud North Carolina. ..,..,.4b " 90 "
OHIO, Indiana aud Keuucsy.,..,. 2 "
4. r. Treasury Notes. ..,-..,.,.,.,. 2 "
So These rates are for gold
The Rank uf West rouuessco BE- an exception fa e
above quotstons Sales have becu made at 80 ? e.
discount Tor gold.
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Aud almost every thing else kept 10
dlo'hing Store, which they will sell at Cu-
ciunad prc1s.
MAY Qt--Iu,
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War DEPARTMENT Z
Washington, June 81
Maj Gen inc. C. Fremont having re-
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- lhe cIeveIand ~ H.raIl.


The Nashville DAILY UNIoE comes TO
ms greatly enlarged and beautihed. 1t is
doing good work, and doing il WELL
and we are glad TO see the Tepnesseans
appreciate its effort
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-11
@EIOne Testim Ony.--

JoHNsoNvILLE, ,Trumbu!l Co, o Sept l5 SO
DR.. c. W. RoBACK-Doar Sir: This is
to certify that was. for eighteen months,
afflicted with extreme debility of tho spine
and nervous system. After resorting to va
rious means, besides employing two omi
nent physicians, without any permanent ro-
lief, was recommended to try your Scandin-
avian remedies. BY this time had become
so much dobiitated that could not posi-
bly, raise myself into u sitting posture, or
turn from one side to the other without as
sstance, and nearly all hope of my recov-
cry had forsnken me :; but your medicines
were presented to mo. and | commenced
taking thom; my health began slowly to i'm.
prove Immediately, and, although contin
ued to use your remedies about two months
aud half, continued to improve until
was restored to good health. Although
do not place much confGcrce in medicines
generally, yet l consider your remedies in
valuable. Respectfully yours.
b. f. STRICKLAND.
Sec advertisement in another column.
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VOLUME XIII. NO. %.


Brcckinridges division has gone to Weks.
burg.
Large numbers OF Mississippi troops havo
gone to Richmond.
Nearly oil tho government stores have
been removed from Grenada, and the place
is occupied by 1000 or 5000 robo|s.
They have burned all the trestlc works of
bridges between Memphis and Coldwator.
Gen. Hindman has issued an appeal to
the people of Arkansas, aud says no intends
to nnnoy the enemy in every possible way,
md asks tho people to do their part
The Little Rock Gazette of the 2Sth saws
the Federals had evacuated Indian Bay, St.
Charles and tho lower White River and
gone in tho direction of Memphis.
Gen. Curtis left Batosvillo and crossed
Black River. 1t is supposed he is march.
Ing towards Cache bridge with tho Wow of
reaching tho Mississippi river via Crowlny s
Ridge.
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
SilyCr-COatCd FEMALE PILLS,

GPllE only certain and safe Remedy Tor all
u Uterine DISTINCTIONS, Monthly Difficulties, IT.
regularties. and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and mUlher is peculiarly liairIe.
These Pills contain no deIeteruus ingredients
but are safe and certain in their action. The,
will be found to exert the happiesl effect in all
cases Of Pro'apsus Uteri, in Leucorrhca or the
Whites; they will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can he found. 1t is on account
OF this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, (d4riug he .f,st3 montAs,
as miscarriage is certain to be brought on, hut
other periods their use is perfectly safe
n b $ 90 enclosed to any authorized Agent,
will ensure package of pills by return ofmail
c. 5. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, C. w, Buffalo, n Y,
CAUTION beware OF Cuunterleits; the genuine
have the Signature OF c. CRUSB Y ON the outside
wrapper. 4l6
IL Fo. sa le by A. Cook, Chardon; C. s. Field,
East Clarldon; c. P. Treat, Claiidon; E. Thomp
son, Huntsburg.