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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. Q.
wednesday, February II. 1862.
4 NEW VOLUME.

Wa ;ssue to-day the first number Of the Forty-Thrd
volume Of the Hillsborough Recorder. The lapse Of
artv.two wears makes sad changes in human society,
and we arc not permitted to boast Of retaining very
large number Of our original subscribers yet Il gives
us Measure in looking our list to find the names
Of several friends who have stuck to through all the
changes that have awaited u.s. and 1t affords us no
IettIs qualification TO find list literally sprinkled
over with the names Of the and grandsons Of our
former patrons, who seem to have inherited sort Of
affection for the Recorder We can but remember
these things with feelings Of gratitude and be smula.
ted thereby to renewed efforts TO render the Recorder
worthy Of tho patronage II receives.
The Recorder has been too long before the public
to make II necessary now to mako new promises II
has BEEN and will still be, our desire to make the Re-
corder good Family Newspaper, devoted to Politics.
Agriculture. Miscellany, General News. &C., with .
view TO the entertainment and Improvement Of the
farmers and czsns Of the circle in which II Is disir-
bued. Ia the News department, during these excit.
ing times We shall take especial pains TO present to oar
readers the latest intelligence; and TO enable US 10 DO
So we have facilities equal to those enjoyed in any
pofuou " tuo Stest, cASoPs Po'Hate ssSse 49,
telegaphie communication.
The pressure Of the times has compelled US 10 dimn
sh the size Of our sheet but our readers will lose little
thereby the space occupied BY advertisements Is d..
minished in proportion,
The loss Of advertising custom has thrown our de-
pendence mainly upon our subscription list 10 make
IL adequate 70 that purpose we must rely upon the zeal
and influence Of our friends and the ibealiiy Of our
county men. The additions TO our list Of subscribers
within the las. few weeks have bean quite encouraging,
and II they continue 10 come in in like we shall
soon be relieved from the anxiety which has hung over
US since the commencement Of the war.
Notwithstanding the high price Of paper. and every
thing else We are obliged to buy, We have made no
addition 10 the price d the Recorder. We still offer
u on kks following terms:
A single copy. one year. ~ 90
Clubs Of sir, one year. 10 90
Clubs Of ten, one year. IS 90
Payment always in advance.
Any Of our old subscribers who will procure Eve
new subscribers and send as ,Ss cash, shall receive
their own paper free Of charge.
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aBethel Regiment TO be Re -organized.n
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. CO.
Adjutant Generals Office,

AuJutant Generals Ufiice,
Raleigh, January 9th 1862.
INHE First Regiment N. C. Volunteers being dis.
banded, Regiment Of Volunteers Tor the war will
be formed to take lie place. All the companies Of the
old Regiment about TO reorganize for the war,
quesed 10 report 10 this Office without delay with the
view going into this Regiment, which will receive the
Bethel Flag
Additional Volunteer Companies for the war viii be
accepted, to whom bounty Of fifteen dollars per man
will be paid by the State, aud fifty by the Confederate
States When a full company is rendered, four Off
GERS will be commissioned with less number, APP
poinlments will be given as follows: A Captain for
forty men First Lieutenant for twenty-five; Second
Lieutenant for fifteen.
The Militia who have been ordered on duty, and 10
be In readiness can still avail themselves Of this ep
poruniy Of getting into tho volunteer service. and the
number 50 doing will be credited TO their respective
counties.
By order ofGoyenor II. I. CLlRK.
J. q. MARTIN, Adjuisnt General
January 20 2g-4t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

POISONED QuIsNE. = The Memphis Ava
lanche discovers that quantity Of poisoned
Quinine has been introduced into the South
by our enemies, since the demand for that
drug has become so great. Several packa-
ges Of quinine have been lately tested. and
acid morphine was discovered to be mixed
with the outline in such quantity as 10 rem.
der il poisonous. Strychnine was also de-
tected in many packages.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

Reports Of BattIes--The Fayetteville OBJ
server has received pamphlet Of ll5 pages published
by order Of Congress- containing the official reports Of
the various battles from that of Manassas, July 2lst
to that Of Allegheny Mountains, December lsth be-
ing ten!in all From Gen. Johnston's Report Of the
Battle Of Manassas the Observer extracts the two fol-
lowing paragraphs the first giving reliable statement
Of our loss and the second the why the victory
was not followed up by an advance upon Washing.
ton -
"The loss of the army OF the Potomac was
1O8 killed, $40 wounded, IL missing. That
of the army of the Shenandoah was go kill
ed, 979 wounded. 10 missing.
Total killed s7s
Total wounded l,4s9
Total missing 80
That Of the enemy could not be ascertain
ed. 1t must have been between 1000 and
5000. Twenty-eight pieces Of artillery, a.
bout 5000 muskets, and nearly 100000
cartridges garrison flag and 10 colors,
were captured on the field, or in the pursuit.
Besides these, we captured GA artillery hor-
SEES. with their harness, 26 wagons, and
much camp equipage. clothing, and other
property abandoned in their fight"
"The apparent frmness Of the United
States troops at Centreyille who had not
boen emerged, which checked our pursuit,
the strong forces occupying the works near
Georgetown, Arlington. and Alexandria, the
certainty, too, that General Patterson. il
needed, would reach Washington, with his
army Of thirty thousand men, sooner than we
could, and the condition and inadequate
means Of the army in ammunition, provi-
sions, and transportation, prevented any Sc
rious thoughts Of advancing against the Cap
ital. II is certain that the fresh troops with
in The works were. in number, quite suff-
cient for their defence il not, Gen. Patter-
sons army would certainly reinforce them
soon enough"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

N. Carolina, Railroad. Paul G. Cameron.
Esq. hs. resigned the Office Of President N the North
Csrolins Railroad. Al meeting Of the Board Of d.
reelors las, week. Thonss Webb. Esq, Of this places
vas chosen % GIL the vacancy Mr.. Webb Is promp,
and energetic in Business, and no doubt will eonseien-
tiousIy perform the responsible duties Of the Office with
bis bes, ability and Judgment but whether he will be
able escape the which has been literally
bestowed upon bis predecessors, remains 10 be secn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
TOWN ORDINANCE.

AT meeting Of the Board Of on Satur.
day evening, February !, 1862, the following ordi.
nance was passed:
re it ordained, that il any retailer Of spirtuous
liquors shall open his house on Sunday, or either
sell or give or deliver to any person drink, or any
quantity whatever Of Liquor, Wine, Beer Cider, on
Sunday, ne shall upon conviction be fined ten dollars
for every offence.
BE i further ordained that every retailer Of Spiriu
Gus Liquors shall close his house every night at 10
o'clock and on failure to Do sohe shall on conviction,
be fined five dollars for every violation.
II was also ordered, that notice be published requir-
ing all Free Negroes to renew their bonds for good be-
haviour within ten days.
February5. 3D.
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The Bostonians have held meeting at
FaneuiIl Hall to adopt measures to release
Colonel Corcoran.
Secretary Chase is in great trouble. and
urges Congress to prompt action, and says
the treasury is nearly empty.
Foreign exchange III. Stocks unsettled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

HillsborOugh Military Academy.
TyHE market price in cash will be paid for the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Corn, Wheat, Bacon.
Tho grain to be delivered at MIR. Whitted's mill, the
bacon at the Barracka
After March 9Th fresh Beef, Poultry, Eggs Butter,
and vegetables will be purchased at fair prices.
II Wanted to hire for the year an active WAIT
Err.
C. C. TEW.
February5 29-6w
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Orange Presbytery.-Ap pre- RI nata meeting
Of the Pre.byiery Of Orange held At high Point
the 23d uliimo called toge,he for the purpose Of alter
ing The nert regular meeting Of The PresbyteU TO
early day ito representation og the door Of
the next General Assembly, which meets carly in the
month Of May. The time was changed. BY unanimous
vote, from the second Wednesday 10 June, 70 the second
"Wednesday in April merit, G o'clock, Pm The
place Of the regular meeting Is Marlborough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

= The pro.slavery Northwestern party in
Lincolndom seem to be uppermost and pres
ent in its influence. The committee OF Con-
gress has lately reported against the aboli-
tion Of slavery in the District Of Columbia,
and memorial from Illinois urges the ex.
pulsion Of any member who would vote for
il.
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ATTENTION!

T,HE Commissioned Officers Of the 46th Regiment
n. q. militia, are hereby ordered 10 meet in Hills.
borough At u o'clock, A. NJ. on Saturday February
18th, 1861. The Sergeants ordered 10 Hisborough
lor drill on that day, will attend as usual.
By order Col. WV. BISsHAM.
RICHARD ]. ASHE, Adj't.
February II. 30
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Terrific Fisht-Roapoke Island taken.


The Petersburg Express Of Monday gives ,eIegraphc
dispatches from Norfolk. from which !, appears that
die attack upon Roanoke Island was commenced Al II
O'Clock on Friday BY sfty-hree Federal vessels which
were responded 70 BY the batteries on shore with great
vgor and considerable effect. The fight continued IN
oil half past one.
The fight was resumed The following day, when The
enemy succeeded in landing 5000 men on the lower
end Of The Island.
The Confederate gunbos,s being out Of ammunition.
wore forced TO retire 70 Elzabsh City for supplies, on
Saturday morning.
The battle was bravely Tough, BY our men. but the
Island was finally captured and Il 10 said only twenty
four escaped.
The enemy brought $4,000 men sgains, our 5000.
and our ammunition failing, toops we're forced 70
surrender
We have not rscsivsd many particulars, and know
not what damage has been done 20 the enemy. Gen.
Wis escaped, bu, HE son. o. Jennings Wise. u is
said, was mSrially wounded.
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AXES AXEs!! AXES AxEs!!!!

A NY person having OLD AXES which can be
n worked over, will find sale for them al this de.
partment
The Ares must be delivered 10 SYLVESTER
SMITH, ESQ.,, who win give receipts for them. which
receipts will DO cashed on press ation al this Office
j. DEvEREUX,
q. N. ofes, Raleigh, ". G..
January 20. 27-pd
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MLRR1ID.

In this county, on Wednesday evening the 5ih in.
slant, at the residence of Mr.. William Riley. BY L. W.
Hall. Esq, MrHENRY WAGNER te Miss JANE
DOLLAR, all Of this county.
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Death Of soldlers.--A correspondent al Camp
Bee, Va, communicates 10 us the following;
Died, a, The Hospital q, fredericksburg, on the 3lst
Of Jssusry. Private JOHN W. BALDWIN, Of com
pany D. ia IN. Carolina State Troops,
Also, Private ABEL +. TURNER, o. The ame
company, on the morning Of the lei instant.
ihe former leaves vile, and perhaps some little
chikiren; the latter was young man Of ripe years
They ave % their friends and pOsieri,y memcnlo
never 70 b. forgotten; they died soldiers, defending
theif own fair daughiers and mothers.
u Spirit Of the Age please copy.
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ordinance was put on its third reading; and after
few amendments not affecting its general character,
the ordinonce was read the third time and passed
yeas GIL, nays So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

Our University. - We are pleased 70 learn
from The Standard that The number Of students q, The
University The prsssn. session s very encouraging.
There are siudsnu from s'sp Stats In the conisdsrs.
~, except Tsrsa
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DISSOLUTION.

VNHE Firm Of Latimer & Brown is hereby dissolved,
by mutual consent. G. NJ. Ladmer is authorized
to settle accounts. All persons having claims against
said Firm will please present them forthwith and those
indebted to same are respectfully requested 10 make
payment without delay settle by noe a, their count.
ing room.
G. M. LATIMER,
H. N. BROWN.
January 6th, 1862. rs
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Hillsborough Military Academy.
TT IL desired that ell sccounts against the institution
be handed In soon possible
c. C. TEW.
February 5. 29-3w
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February 5.
N Office

NOTICE.
HAVING qualified as Administrator on the Estate
II Of JOSIAH MOORE, deceased, all persons in
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having claims against
the same will present them within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be plead in bar of their re-
coyery.
SAMUEL P MOORE, Admir-.
January 20. 28-3w
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GROCE r / e S.

10000 lbs. Iron, assorted,
100 lbs. Steel, assorted,
10 gallons Castor Oil,
500 lbs. Copperas, Lead and Caps.
Powder and Shot, assorted,
Oil and Paints, LOgwOod, BOrax, Salts,
100 lbs. Black Pepper,
Red Pepper, Sage, Camphor.
Indigo, Nader, Birthstone,
Spice. Ginger. Tobacco, asst, Lime,
Sweet and Salad Oil,
Vinegar, best, 10000 Segars.
Butter, Bacon, Beef, Pork, Lard,
Flour and Meal.
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marlborough Military Academy. This
Institution we learn, will be reopened on Wednesday
the 9Th Of March, and the services deficient officers
have been permanently engaged, no further in,errup
ton apprehended We gratifed also to learn that
that the prospect Of pretty full school at the opening
Of the session is quite fattering.
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.

De LANES, Merinos, assorted,
Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings,
ITO gross Agate Buttons,
80 gross Pearl Buttons,
Shawls, Mantillas, Cloaks, assorted,
Irish Linen, Table Damask, Diapers,
100 yards Wool James,
100 yards Satinetts,.5 lbs. Black Silk
Oil Cloth Blankets,
Mems and Boys Goods, Innings.
Stripes and Plaids, Blankets.
Carpeting, assorted, Bedticking.
Black and colored Cambrick,
Ladies Silk Vests,
Mems Shirts, Wool Shirts,
$50 papers English Pins and Needles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

l bag Java Coffee,
bags Rio Coffee,
II bills. Crushed Sugar.
hhds. Sugar, A, b and c.
10 IBIS. New Orleans Syrup, Molasses,
9 chests Black Tea,
2 chests Green Tea,
dozen Corn Brooms,
5 boxes Starr Ada Candles,
5 boxes Tallow Candles,
2 boxes rurpentine Soap,
90 boxes Fancy Soap,
Windsor Soap,
Soda, Starch, Salt, Alum. Rice,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

Dearh of am Edit0r.-A. s. Wellington, pro-
pretor Of the Charleston Courier, and probably the
Oldest editor on the continent, died on the I'd instant.
lie became connected with the Courier about the
mencement of the present century. He was disn.
guished for his unting industry, courtesy and kind
ness. His ago was about So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12

60 pieces Calico, assorted,
1000 yards Shirtings,
1000 yards Bleached Shirtings,
400 yards Brown and Bleached James,
100 yards Cotton Flannel,
$50 Yards White and Red Flannel,
200 dozen White and CoIored Thread,
Candle wick, Sewing Cotton,
Bunch Cotton, knitting Cotton,
Rope and Irvine, Carpet Warp,
Black and white Flax Thread,
Buttons and Buckles, assorted,
Military Buttons. Coat Findings,
800 yards Black Sarge,
400 yards Alopacca,
400 yards Mourning Goods.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
spsseh Or Hon! mr.. cox, 81 oiSio.

Ia Rpg % Mr., GartS n de- Hoass, s Repre- %
]soha ssetattDs's on ISassssy, Jon 80, lS62u0s
Mr.. Cox (Dem., ohiol, responded to thsp g.
tack OF bic colleague, IGpslsy ,ppon the CON-
duct of the war and General Mcclellan, He
said there Nere ypoeritss oi1l JeHg ion, quscks
10 medicine, pettifpgk ere in law, mushrooms Id
1vebemtioDs secessioh i'd Government and Mill
tafy CRITICISM Congress. o. He ps6ceedsd 10 ah.
kPwsg the general charges gsinstb Gen, Clel
lap, because rs, bad made no, ,moyepept on the
Potomac. Hefeferred to the merits Of The
critic, whose only martial experience was acl
quirsaas HnilRd1pand @hbeeibklefb 4oerlencs
on Rremont's etaff, which be deserted when Fra,
bmont's pkled, did not MAX keshIma q military
le1psrt 6ttO orihelse ekillful General tT0H Hd
htook up the complaints agai1st Gems Mcclellan
for Withholdiug On Eager Army from victory q |
boo InsMitSourf aud Keatugkt ihereaW ere no or
dsEs IRON Gem MCC CClkllanincm Sistent wilhstbe
bmpst prompt mOvemsnts4hB orders Weresto
hasten the mov ovedients without O. mOnentssl d
iayaadi peierred to the difficulties which aGeii-
erals Rtlalleckand Buell'mBp with in assdtaibp
their cQmmRnds. tywAsnut true, .as, his1coi1
llesgue had said, that Gen. Mcclellan or Gen
Hallcck had stopped the march 6f Curtis: Sfpel
and AsbothI afiersRricen iThtse iGenerala hati
made cavalry reconnaissance, and had called
for ak regiments from Gen. Pope, which had
bbeeh fatnished A letter rom Gen. hRlleSk %
General Mcclellan, two days ago. sxpresaod
the belief that, our army. would. either beat
Price, or drive him out. ..s,sss
As 10 the complaint that General Mcclellan
had atopped Lander. and Kelly from oaptnring
jackson at Romney, he showed that II would
ave Been but d Balls Bluff risk, crossing the
river Without the means Of reycrosSpg in case
toi diisster, and that, tooss vhen Banks would
IHavS hads twice The distance to march which
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

\ A CAsADEAs paper says that one Of thes Off
cers, on hearing that the militia were to be call
ed out, sent his commission to bis Lieutenant
Colonel, indorsed, as folloWs:-"deer Curnel,
beg to resine mi copmisslhen. Being a disci
pie of Krist, canpot take up the sord." i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

"a QUEsTIos.-At best. lifeis not very long.
A few more smiles, q few more tears,. some
pleasure, much pain, sunshine aud song, clouds
aud darkness, hasty greetinga, abrupt fsrewells
then our little play will close, and mjurer
and injured will pass away. Is it worth while
TO hate each other7 ,.gs r..-l r-,...i.. ..Ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

A YOUNG and beautiful damsel near Frank
fort, Kentucky, having two lovers, and not
knowing which to prefer, settled the matter by
marrying one and eIopiug with the o!her. ej
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
sTATLsMAN CALeNOAn

Ssiaoo 10 ssitoa eg1tAaSai 9sssi,sdtiii
& CouIhs,nE u. ana! -lIsasS ,xiaanae for 'lses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

IA R.Ply 70 Mr., Gurky IN the . Houss,eft Repre
soau ssetattpss, on ISlgsSsy, jan 80, l862o55
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
ackson woold have had TO resreAt. General
Banks approved Of General &C Clellan' q action.

s"hson NOuio nave HAD TO febfeat. General
nAnks approved of General tlhcC Clellan's g action.
az 70 me ,non-moyement OF the army where, Il
sennot De done nov for the mud; it vas never
INTENDED oy General Mcclellan TO attack an
equal force in their inusnchmentr; he intesds
TO DO wbat heis doiDg--cut of their line OF sun.
plles and retreat, BY taking the Tsnneesee Raft
road. To this end he has ven his eysry enef.
gy TO aid Buell. and bis divisions. -, .
Mr. Cox referred to the general conduct Of
ine wa, and The character Of Gsntrar Nc lel-
ian. MS colleague said the peooe bad no iailli
in the Chiei in command. Mr.. Cox denied
tnis. What wos wanted was little more faith
from hls reverend colleague He (GutleyJ wac
I'M mister Of itbe Gpspsl, and bis 1laitb was so
large as to take In all mankind in his scheme
Of l'alvatioD. If his colleagues faith can iake q
'Jef. ID Tisapd WigfAlDt into iieaV eu-it he can
zee oHanehFey Mstehall lsques 20 through the
gates OF Psradise, Why capDot he exercise some
faith IN the skill and strategy of General Nc.
Cleiian, even when some of his designs are 10
AIM seruiable ? The General IN comm md
has 50 be reselvedj il be took every one into his
,c9pndeDce ip this leaky weather, all his plans
S would be frustrated. Me- Cox inyeiebed against
sne nedgiing Congteesional critics, whose expe-
Hence was mostly confined 70 Bull Run. 10
.at used 70 be considered necessary for aimili-
tary critic to know at least that the rear rauki
Is just behind the front, and that he should be
atleast a militia officer, With the bloody expe-
rience of n training day but here we have a
reverend civilian, whose thoughts ought TO be-
more on the dove than on the eagle, whose ex-
perience has been confined TO conventions and
caucuses, criticisiDg one Of the most accom-
plished officers in the military service Of any
nation. Why, years ago, In the Mexican War,
These same gentlemen, who are now 60 Queru-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

1851 Policies in force, ilnsuringss .s.e8o,a26,6oe
LAS new Policies have been issued during the geaF.
After careful calculation Of the present value of he
outstanding Policies Of the Company and having The
necessdry a0uW IN therefor. the Directors
have declared DrylDEND Of IS per cent. the Prem-
us paid 1T the table rates, 70 all policies lie 10 force
issued prior to January 1860 payable according 70 the
present rule Of the Company 10
ID Rates for all kinda Life Contineences Prosusct
uses. tatements, and Applications, will Be- furnished
WITHOUT cHkKse, at the 0fce or Agencies o. e Com
R0BT. h, PATTERSON, Presideut,
5syl % ,soa3.t ID. O. GROW Err, Vice Prtsidsat II
q, BENZ. O, MILLER, Secretary. t....s., ,i,d,-eo
''-'-' e' IL. M. BEESON,i AosAt, -
SN .1gE9l Ml4yJ q No. 4 Johnspn Dlock,E
March %, 1861. Ia OoIumbus o.