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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-02
From Winchester.

Az ACCOUNT OF rzE s4rrLr ST GIN. sarEips
Gen, Shields has written The foIioWizS
letter to fsissd IL Washington, giving a.
inSnrv,sl seH,,,t ~ ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-06
DIED,

OF rcsre, fever Friday, the I'd ef October 1902 Quar-
ter past O'CLOCK p sAsAH ELIZABETH CABsLL, Gully
child Of Dr. J. 6raan oabe In the lsh Of her sgs
AT his residence In the county Of Patrick, Va on the h u
September, 1861 RUEUS 1URNEl Eq In the 29 year his
age.
Tire deeenei Of the prominent and paar ei
Gems county He MERGED deputy IhtG for his faith
yer s-ce 10 sheh eps he cott usd 70 act III
he elected iheiG Of his county the sprrg q lS
ssctej tie year. al the expr to Of he second
hs retired s We sup osed nom the turn u. o. ube If - en-
10y the pleasures Of oms In the bosom OF his family
bic with such tranquil scenes, when at re cal CT
his services he Leatensat In the
Twelfth pesim Virginia vo IN, when he elected fjr
the third sheriff Of his eounty At as psg lon
BY the mes: compliment vote given 10 ellis Il his
cout. He remained, however, In TIE service lis courty
long 70 atcpats in the great BATHS arourd lnoEd
amer vhch he resigned bis comm soa usaet 20 Big 'osa
the sponsbe duties Of the cs 70 h he hsd
bssa sec.e Barey h.d Isi1nsi to his he aud
d tae Joys Il conjusa ne as ha,Ilg tscspe he
the camp aud the peril Of the % contend
Tg armies when 10 the gef 10 tile form Of tia
adfu Ieouee dphea AID entered s peaceful ard ba
fuy ccls bore is Victim grave lie bore "
isenss Gelg like brsfs and true ide lis ptl:e ,d
ns God osi eheeed by prospect II ns res Ia
that upper and better world sod left I.h.nd him sI chi
ose dec red than wealth o. fame-the Il
an-mourI cd by t, family and kindred osi 10 Ids 'oury
that cannot be supplied Peace 70 hJ ashes we shall all %
thee a FR'lsh
Patrick H., Va, September, 1864.
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who may be oer.ihsd BY the ocsr In charge thereof,
% necessary for such establishment also oil srtsans,
mechanics and employees IN the establishments CT such
pereons are or may be engaged under contracts with
the Government In furnishing arms ordnance ordnance
stores and other munitions Of war saddes harness, and
army supplies provided that the chief OF the ordnance
bureau or some ordnance officer authorized BY him Tor
the purpose shall spprove Of the pubcr Of the operatives
tquired in such estabshu ent all persons employed in
the manufacture of arms or ordnance Of any kt BY
the several States or BY contractors 70 furnish the same
to the several State Governments, whom the Governor
or Secretary Of State thereof may certify 10 b neces
sary to the same all persons engaged 10 the conetruc
ton of ships, gunboats engines Sails other articles
necessary to the public defence under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Navy; all supsrin.sndents mans
gers mechanics, and miners employed in the production
and manufacture Of sa 10 the of twenty bushels
per day and Of lead and iron and gil persons engaged
IN making charcoal for making pig and bar iron, net to
embrace hborers gers Wae and servants
unless employed at works conducted uuder the authority
and by tina officers SCENTS Of State or in works en-
ployed In the production Of iron for the Confederate
5tates
One male citizen for every 500 head Of cattle, for
every $50 head of horses mules and one shepherd
every 500 head of sheep Of such persons a. are en-
gagged exclusively In raising stock provided there Is no
white male adult not liable to do military duty engaged
with such person in raising said stock.
ovERslrRs ON PLiSrATIoSa
To ecurs the proper police Of the country, pereon
either a. agent owner, oveTseer each plantation
on which one white person Ia equed TO be kept BY the
laws ordinances Of any State, and en- which there 10
no vhite male adult not liable 10 do military service, and
In statfs having no such law one person, sgent
err or oyerseer each plantation of twenty negroes,
and on which there no white male adult not liable 10
military SERVICE and furthermore, for additional police
for every twenty negroes on two or more plantations
within Eve miles OF each other, and each having lees
II III Al. + Il.
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charged with fsonies committed in counties In the pos
session Of the enemy. f.eF f~ET
rRAxsP 3RrkfIoS or WOOD
Br. HOPKINS, of Petersburg, from special com.
mitiee rep1rted the following resolutior:
Rssolved By the General A.onbiy, That tbe Beard Of
Public Works be Instructed to sdep. such msaslrs
they may deem sIpecispt to require the different Rail
road Companies whose roads terminate In tie cities Of
Richmond and Ps.enburg, to furnish tubcent mum.
Der of wood cars for the transportation Of wood into
the said ces 70 supply tie demand for the same, and
that they the to be sported TO sad Giles
at reasonable rata Of tolls; to accomplish which the
sad Board are required 70 use Ill the powers conferred
on them by law for the supervision and oonuo Of The
SAINT: PrsyiSsd That the said companies be oppoed
to the transportation of WOOD the turden thereof lie
spportioned among them, ard In such as net
interfere With their transportation for the 0onleder-
ate States. .r l g. ssvI -rn..lr.
The " shed business being the bill to suppress sI.
torton,
Mr. ANDERSON, Of B,tstourt, obtained the a,or,
and advocated its passage.
hr. ROBERTSON opposed Il.
On motion of hr. ROBINSON the further consider
alton Of the bill Va postponed to the FIRST Wednesday In
January, 1868
On motion adjourned.
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TO TaE MEMBERS OF rae SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, IN TEE CONGRESS OF
TEE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA:

GEsr.EEKS: Yoa have concluded TO continue in ses-
sc, cre week longer r. lies TO knOE that suoh IS
TIE so fer there important public measures neees
sa-y 10 b Adopted before your Adjournment for TIE
Sant OF which, couCry must be inevitably subj set
10 grca. ircUuysuienOe3 lri suffering. Eish ycu Houl
eoScluds 70 remain together for four weeks more IL
sesd Of one ths condition o. puoic sfArs Is, In my
judgment. such Gs 20 render your Ac ousnnent at tbs
e-c q The ecmi1g seek quite deplorsble occurrence.
BslEeen Tia present Ime- though, aud the day row
hzed on fos your Oarrmsnt much good may be doae,
and much evil prevented, by that wise and Asslduous
dschs-ge Of your legislative duties, which, am per.
Eaaltd. you nov contemplate, and pray Haven that
yoCr priodc lbOrs may be in the highest degree sue
cess IL There Is one particular subject 10 Nheh in
vito ycur eArnss, and Enpr iudissd attention allude
totls OgTsaey Qls,tiOa. In 1t senbrAeed, As believe,
the pFtssas hsPpAs1s ans i1'ofs P,ssI o. s SI
l0aas-irom grinding tsIAiCn and IRON all visionary
s1usdsats 50 far as the same Is now possible SHstaia
ous vrsssat circulation sh al tAs P-Ssr II tAs Cos.
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The Hous. agreed to the rst amendment Of the Com.

The House agreed to the frst amendment Of the Com.
nittee.
Mr.. TIBBs of Tenn, moved 10 reconsider the vote
by which the House sgreed to the amendment He said
the amendment would operate urjusty He was ssiihed
that 1t would keep GU. rubber of regiments and COM
panes which had already been raised although not yet
regularly Organized and had the pledge OF the Com
manders of those departments that they should be re-
ceved into the service Of the Confederate States; and
now It was proposed by this amendment to disband
them, and drag them into the service oonfcripR. He
did hope the House would reconsider the VOTE and not
commit such act Of Injustice q to adopt the amend
ment
y Mr. HARRIS, Of No, hoped the House would con-
sder well this matter for was very important for 1t
would interfere very much with the operation OF tie
law.
Mr. HEIsKELL thought Il was the duty Of this Houfe
| 10 adhere to their amendment. There had been com
panies raised which, when they banded, sWore they
would not have any d-n secession ofcsrs over tnen
and this law would allow them to come into the service CT
the Confederate States. Il might DO that SONS lev
companies would be Injured by it and be was convinced
that he would be cspsared by his people at but Ls
thought in Justice the old regiments, battaions and
companies which had dwindled down TO 20 few, that
they should be fled up. Put these new men under
into action end then they Unaffected ones they
would become eventually good soldiers BY their asseca
tons.
DAY OF ADJOURNMENT.
Nj. CURRY, of Ala, moved to suspend the rules in
order to lake up the Senate resolution for extending the
present session OF Congress to Monday, the 18Th day oil
t0c.ober, which vas agreed to.
Mr. GARNET, of Va, moved to amend BY striking
out Monday the lS.h and inserting Thursday the 9th
/ The amendment was rejec.ed-yeas 25, nays 40.
The yeas and nays having been ordered on the pas
sage Of the Senate resolution resulted In the sfdrma-
tive. IS folowss
YrIs-Messrs Ashe, Aver, Baldwin, BsrSsdsle Bat
son, Boteer, Boycs Bridgsrs, E. n. Bruce, Climbers
Clifton, Capp, 0lopon, Collier, Conrad Conrou. Cook,
ourriO, Curry, Dars.n, Dlvtins. De J.Enett Farrov
Hanly, Harris, Hatriige, Hsskel, Hilton, Holcomb,
Holt johnson, Jones, Kenan, Of N. O., Kspnsr, Lander
Marshall, KcRle, Mcqueen, Miles, Perkins Rugh, R'l'
Russell Sexton, Tibbs, Vesa Weloh, Wilcox, Wright, Of
| Texas Mr.. Speaker-66.
NAYs-Msssrs. Atkins, Clark, Dupre. Freeman, Gar
denhier, GlrlAnd Girtre, Herbert Mcdowell, Royston
Smith, Of Ala Smith, Of n O., Swami, Trippe, Wright
| Of Tennessse-lb.
| On motion of Mr.. JONES, Of Tenn, thu House ad
urned until Monday, at II O'Clock A, 4.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, October 4, 1859.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, A. n. Prayer BY Rev.
Geo. Woodbridge, Of the Episcopal Church. =
MILITARY REsIRAISrs on oITIzyxs.
Mr.. LEWIS, Of Ga, submitted the following resolu-
tiop:
Rssolvsd That Il be referred to the Judiciary Com
mttee to qure into the extent OF the legal right which
the military authorities have in putting restrictions upon
the facilities Of the cizsDs Of the Couiederate States 10
travelling from section Of country to another, and
how far they have the legal right to pass military or
ders restricting and prohibiting the transportation OF
the property of cz,ns upon railroads, csnas or other
mode OF transportation, and to report BY bill or other
wise.
Mr.. LEWIS referred 10 the annoyances resulting
from the passport sysEem nov enforced and said ths.
they we're exciting doubts 10 the minds Of loyal people
whether they were ginning much by this revolution, II
these practices were to be continued The resolution
was adopted.
TIE WAR TAI IN LOUISIANA.
Mr.. SENhES, Of La, from the Committee OF II.
paucs, presented bill TO provide for reunding 10
Louisiana tie excess of tho war tax $70 000 paid by
hsr. The bill was passed.
CLOTHING AND sBoKs.
Mr.. CLAY, Of Ala, from the Committee Of Com
nerce, reported back House bill authorizing the Presi'
deut 70 import duty Free machinery to be used In the
mluuscrrs CT clothing and shoes for the army. The
Dill wes passed.
BoUSIITs SOLDIERS.
Mr.. SPARROW, Of La, from the Committee on Mil
taTy Affairs reported back, with amendment House
bill providing for securing the payment of bounes due
to soldiers and noncommissioned cfisers The amend
men, was agreed to and the bill was passed.
THE STAFF DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. SPARROW, from the came Committee, reported
back House bill smendstory Of The act for the organza
ton OF the S Departments Of the Confederate Army
The bill was passed.
TIE VOLUNTEER BILL.
Mr.. SPARROW, from the same Committee, reported
back, with adverse recommendation the House bill
providing that between the ages Of S5 and As sub
ec: to enrolment may volunteer and join any regiment,
they may select
After prO;rac.ed debate, the bill was laid upon the
table.
IxTINsIos THf sKssIoN.
Ca motion of Mr.. PRESTON, Of Virginia, the Joint
resolution, submitted by him yesterday postponing the
adjournment OF Congress until Monday, Is inst at IL
O'Clock n, was taken up, and after come discussion,
adopted
The Senate then went into Executive session.
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THR HOARD OF kxsMINERs

NoNvESp0 by spt Order No IS Adjutslt AID Insre.or
~ Gs7erirs olee, the sYsmnLl,n o. applicant So q,
o-dnsnSs duty, VII hall lts
hh eIsnis son day. Oct leh the Ith ssturesy,
oct Islh AID the ssveJt1 oa Tuesdsy, Oct 2 u.
The nAion the 2ls, wi be Algebra igonone-
try Cheasy snd Ne hAci cabe 70 ordnance and q
such hzye underg the eIani aon n the 1--we
This be the fasl examination held Ia Rchnord Unless
ot e. wise ordered by the sec'ets ofW.r.
kopieJ ion, 10 Eppsar Thur SAT rday t-d sds,
vii be made at tjor smith op Of ETyd AL
Th street WedboSdAy, yday and nc7dAy anea1
spec iyeiy. THCe 4. RH.Tr. Col,
osa-Ss P.eddeot Of Board
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aECEIYKR,s sALE.

T virus Of dcrss Of TIE Drtrio ofurt the Confsdsra
ID sAi tor ps kAsteTn District Of Virginia, ahAh sell
Winnsls In he county Of nlyAnna on thursday, ue lsl
articles Of ssGusaed property, consisting Of Household ant
klsOAen EurnliaFs, Farming Utsn4I'fsN ss p,oox,
ooS-tds Recely,r District No. s.
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uALT DISTRIBUTION.

% persons have rot procured ne monthly upplJ
/of city IAt r,Qussied call for At once, nPor
Iant % sc .rtain the amount needed for the city.
q e-q,s Sports HkRvLY AEsn,L
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NJ ARAIED.

On tn, 4h OF September 1874 in rev II.
T. Hud Colonel STAPLE OF Psist Hou r 10,
and Miss NJ GRkdG, daughter Of DR.. v. P Gregg Of corE
bia, e O,
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STATE o, vIRerHr,,

hIcHk0Np
John Bsncoct Thomas Haneoef &c ~. yrcs1 sni VI P.
the psres have signed the frey lac
a general psrne appeared before Notary PuSls In
the State and Oily sred and male DATA aat LeroJ j.
hAs signed The specis has actually
paid up In Of four thousand dollars mentioned e
s,d hs contribution 10 conformity win the the
general psrtn aud also the sad special have all
pea ed before and personally acknoSleie ed
their the raid paper and desired 10 certify The
ms order that due record be made In the premises
corJing To Law
Gv.n uadsr hstd Notary Public sforsas, this hrst
day OF Cctobtr, 1862.
City ~ R'ch FORD 10 wit:
In tie once Of Hrsnss for IN, SID CITY, the 2nd
day CT oobe 1884, preE .ted and with
The certificate admitted " record 1T ocl NJ.
Teae: 20. HOWARD, Clerk
Copy TCIte:
oeS-dGw Ro. HOWARD, Clerk
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sTOP THs RUNAwAYs,

ID UNAVAY nom the sub'e her Monday ire 18th Sept,
II thres negro men Landon, Robert and Isaac.
Landon br git hu soc, Ave feet eight Inches kiRh
made, Win eusay ha OF hair. Robert Eve feet his
high very black Isaac i've feet eight ten inches L.h
built ginger cor. They o. 81 years DID,
likely Gil giye ore Hundred ard Hf poi for The apple
eaon Of the hee go piece for each Of them delivered
me, go fpai 10 jill 50 tia, can get then again
IN1. T. P)wELf.
Dntch cresE He'soa eernty, Va ont-dlNSI
SUG1 R.-lO0 bt and har Dbl, choice sr,,.
- 20 hhds PRIME N. o. Sugar, for sale By
oc6-.v CHS. T. wORIHAM 4 CO,
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PtRTAERSfslP,

ToHN Hancock, the county He,ii,e In State Of Viz
d g'nii 7homas Esu oek, Gso.se w. Pcst p De By ad
Leroy Grant, Of the City 81 Richmond, IN tle Safe 9T,a
have ned tnes p h, be eneuet under
frm Of sncocts PontA Derb 10 which lof he sal pat
pGtqers EXCEPT Leroy Gran' who
partner eonriSue tn Of four doa
tie general nature Of th business TO be theI
nskrg VeadinC and ds In hoodn Ware vaiiou,
epS,s nachery implements snd articles Of vGrsas kinds,
snd mad from sra Of sundy lnd wooden. msisle and
othervs haviog the city OF Ia rps elr place
ofbu,bt. the dorson c The pstne,hp to be hIseS
fro the trs day Of eighteen hundrsi and sixlyyo
"'- Johs HANCOCK, f.ehi
Taos. HANCOCK, e.lI
GRO. W. FRossf, lJesLj
H. p IERBY ieeaLl
LEROY J. GRANT, Zeal
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sALr DIsTRIBBTION.

.. MAcNUGDo Notary Pabre 10 prepared With the nsoes.
ID sary FORMS and sin take Ahdsyits At the Bank Of
lsiehmond, non ~ A. N. 10 ecker, I'm.
sste-@>
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WANTED,

LIBERAL will be paid for unfarnishei with
~ In Aque 1t Ct tie tiIy Addren NV,
od6-iu Whig flee.
wI5H 10 engage virginia LAZY 10 take ehag Ct snail
School M family, thk, teach the usual bnn,hs Of
Epsl sh Mathematics. irsrch and hsilc.
Address, THos. J. TOWNS,
oc6-9, lnsliaC y.
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NOTICE

STOLEN from esrsee at the Petersburg report. last Mon
- morning sek Leather Trunk con.Aping Ladies val
liable sppsr Any inf rmsioa respecting vii be thsnEtuy
received AID ruitab resrded By
oc9-St FIRST bstNesn Clay md Narshal streets.
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DISSOLUTION,

TINHE nrm OF Grant NefsoS. Cole mia Riuytnna
IL ~, Va, Is thu day di solt ed BY mutual eorsenh
Ker ef the nrm Il authorized the ekp g
nature in clong pp ne tuIn:s
persons having claims CALM, the arm req essd pre-
" BEvlRLY GRANT,
oc6-dttfclhs L hLLSOE.
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ocS-tds
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-22
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS,

and Public Improvements. =.
ABILENE is beautifully situated on email
stream of clear running water, one mile north
Of the Smoky Hill River, near the geographical
centre of Dickinson county, and on the great
thoroughfare from the Missouri River to the
Gold Regions, New Mexico, and California. 1t
is the only town between Junction City and
Salina, and is located midway-being twenty
five miles from each. The country around
ABILENE is the most fertile and beautiful that
can be found in the S.ate-its character being
an intermixture of timber ard prairie, pecu-
harly adapted to agricultural purposes. The
fertility Of the soil, the excellence Of the water,
the healthfulness of the location, and the abur-
dance of timber and building stone, are induce
merits Of no ordinary character; while in
addition, the rich mineral resources OF this
portion of the State, the Salt Springs, and
extensive Coal Fields west Of US on the Smoky
Hill, insuring the early completion Of Rail
Road from the Missouri River, makes it one OF
the best natural business points In the State.
The town was laid out six months ago, since
which time over one hundred lots have been
sold, and it now contains a store, blacksmith
shop hotel, Post Office, and several families.
Those wishing further information are re-
ferred, by PERMISSION. to the following gentle
men, at Junction City, Kansas:
Hon. r. McBratney. Register S. Land Office
Henry T. Geery, Esq,
S. NJ. Stricken, Post Master.
CHAS. II. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Abilene, Dickinson Co., Kansas, Feb l, 1852,
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SHERIEF"S SALE.
Vim. Patterson. vs..
SO .J,hp w AEo~o~J ~J

o'S'e VI hansas, VIM. Patterson, vs..
IS. John W. Akeroyd and
Davis County. Robert wilson.
Notice is hereby given that l will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, at the door of the
Court House in Junction City, Davis County.
State Of Kansas, at or about . O'Clock. p. NJ
on Saturday. the 22nd day of November. A. D.
1862, the following described Real Estate: To
wit: Lot one ID in block three (S), lot sixteen
(l6) in block twelve dr. lot four az in block
nineteen (19), lot nine 10 in block twenty.
eight l2s). and lot two % in block thirty (s0,.
In Cuddy's Addition to Junction City, il Davis
county and State Of Kansas. And at 3 O'Clock
+. A.: Of said day, | will also offer for sale at
iuolic Auction, at the Saloon of E n. Church,
on Washington street. opposite the store of
srestsr & Strickler, in said city of Junction,
one billiard Table and Balls, and one Stove !:
al OF which Real Estate and Personal Property
was levied upon by me by virtue of an EIecu.
non issued from the Sd Distric, Court in said
DAVIS county, in favor of VIM. Patterson and
against john W. Akeroya and Robert Wilson.
ana to me directed as Sheriff of said county.
uiven under my hand this the 18th day Of
October, A. D. 1862, II. T. GERRY sh,T
- 49, by A. W. CALLES, Under sh'ff.
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TIE SEMI.WEEKLY WORLD.

Three Dollars per annum; two copies to one
address, Five Dollars; Eve copies to one ad-
dress, Eleven Dollars. 70 clergyman, Two
Dollars per year. Single copies, three cents,
Published Tuesdays and Fridays.
Ten copies, Twenty Dollars.
For q club of ten copies, an extra cory will
be sent for one year.
For club Of twenty copies, copy Of the
Daily for one year.
For club Of fifty copies, the Daily, Weekly
and Semi. Weekly will be sent for one year.
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SHERIFFS SALE.


Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at Public Auction, at the door CT the Court
House. in Junction City, Davis county, on the
28th day of October. A. D. 1852, at 2 O'Clock.
p. NJ , of said day, the following Real Estate,
to.wit The north half ST the north east quar-
ter, and the north half of the north half of the
south half of the northeast quarter of Section
twenty, in Town twelve, Sonth Of Range FIVE,
East. in Davis county, State of Kansas taken
as the property of Dewitt C Stevenson, on two
executions; one in favor of James II: Brown
and one in favor of Woodbridge Od!in, issued
by the Clerk of the Third District Court of the
County of Davis, and to me directed as Sheriff
Of said county,
Given under my hand this, the Goth day
of Sept, A. D., 1862.
H. T. GERRY, Sheriff
n48-6t] BY A. W. CALLEN, Under Shift