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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
lINSULAR X. X.
Change of Hours.

an and after MONDAY Nov 18th, 1851. Trains for the
u accommodation Of passengers will run ~ follows
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
Some Of Me reasons ,edy B'cn SET 50 ma"g

i1NutE-
In the first place, he secures large Rhd com
mndious establishment ata low figure aud Its
il up in good order. hugs his stock in large
Quantities, thereby getting It nj the lowest mar-
kel prices he has his Shoes made 80 that tue
most lnstidious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively small, he pnts h''
shoes down to The lowest living rates, and then
he ndvertisea literally aud as consequence he
sells his shoes on rapidly and gets tho cash with
which to 60 in quest Of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers, now at this time OF the
ycar, when everybody is buying shoes for the
iall and winter. We would advise them to give
Birnie Il call, us he has on hand one OF the best
assorted stocks OF Boots and Shoes that is to he
found in the State All business in his lue
promptly and personally attended toby the pro,
prietor, James W. Birnie, No. lO2 West Second
street between Shiplcy and Orange, Wilmington
Del. Sign Of the hig BMck Boot
SAVE Your MoHEY Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located nt the Office Of William
McCaulley, Esl, No Cog Market street, WI
miugton, Del, and is oprncd every lny T." re
ceyc deposits. All nmnunts received from on
dollar upwarls, and five per cent interest pai'
on the same from the day of deposit
WM. MccNLhNY, President
JumH T. Rum. Sec'y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04

=-5I57l;Tls y announces a new.ot Of China Isa, D,n ~
"a and Chsmber setts of the best quality nnSd M rs Is
,,sra ~ ~ Cheap as can be bought sisewheIss N "a
mips
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, and
has be come an established fact, Standard Medicine
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

The Reported Rebel Attack ON Nash
viiie-0eneral McCook Said to Have
Reached that City-The Story OF the
Capture OF Mobile Lacking Coniirma-
tion, &c., SC.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 8, 1862.
About eighty rebel prisoners arrived from Lebanon,
~, tonight including son Of Humphrey Marshall who
had violated his parole and joined tho rebels
The Democrats Bowling Green correspondent this morn.
ing writes that escaped prisoner who left Murfrecsbo-
no Wednesday, reports that Generals Polk and Breck
inridgs with 25 900 and considerable artillery, at
tackled the south Of Nashville Friday morning
while the guerilla Joha Morgan the north sde with
5000 men, attempted to destroy the bridge there but
were rcpusod.
The result Of General PoIks attack was not known
General McCooks army corps, comprising Gsserai
ops woodrurs and shsridans divisions reached Nash.
Vile on Friday.
General Crittendens division arrived al Gallatin on
rriday, and was moving down towards Nashville.
General Chcatham, with portion OF General Braggs
army, was at Murfreesboro.
The remainder Of Braegs army, with the exception Of
fifteen Of ecn thousand men, had left the Cumberland
dap, and were pushing towards Nashville.
General Bragg had been put under arrest aud super.
seeded BY General Joseph johnson. Braggs derecons
In the Kentucky oampaign Il is stated the cause
Of his arrest.
Nothing had bean heard At Marfreesboro, which was
IN consant telcgraphc communication with Mobile OF
The capture Of the latter city Fifteen thousand rebel
troops are at Mobile.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov s, 1852.
We have been in tslesraphis communication with
Mtchslvie for the last two days, and have received
none OF the above tdings.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Oar Manassas Correspondence.


The Aieraadyia and Orange Railroad Guarded-Rets
Cacaiyy Rotd-Arret Of Retel Gverillss-7Rc Railroad
Open from, Aleaaadria 10 Manosas-Adrancc Of Troops
de-, 6c
This division reached here yesterday and is
gagged in guarding the railroad from here to Alexandria
The necessity for this movement made manifest by
the cavalry raid upon the road by the rebels Friday
last.
II seems that party OF about one hundred Of them
upon reconnaissance in the direction Of Bull
run and the train pass TO the junction; and II was
the first train that had up as far as that they
clued would be jolly idea TO tear up the track and
interrupt its passage back.
They succeeded tearing up the rails distance OF two
three rods, when part Of them went up the road
short distance and concealed themselves in order TO fire
into the train It's way down while the balance went
over the hill ready TO pounce all who might not be
killed by The smash up Everything worked well, and as
the train approached fred into without however,
doing any serious damage. and In about minute II
thrown from the track and instantly surrounded by
rebel cavalrymen. They succeeded in capturing about
thirty prisoners, only two or three escaping.
Why they did no. destroy the train I am unable
20 sav, as they had plenty Of time 70 do 80
before any OF oar troops made their appearance Tho
engine only damaged slightly, and tho next day the
repaired ana the train run to Alexandria This
took place at angsrfed Station about mile and ashaf
from Manassas Junction Our General has taken precau
onary measures prevent anything VI tho kind In fu
lie has ordered that all persons residing along the
line or the roa6 be arrested and brought TO his head
quarters for examination Yesterday the pickcs OF the
Sixteenth Massachusetts, regiment brought in seven Of
those buttcrnn coored niv iduas who suspected
OF being in the rebel army They were all young men
and claimed TO be citizens but II could be plainly seen
that portion OF them had worn stripes their panta
locns and that IL had beer recently removed They
kept under guard 10 await the decision OF the Gene
raj
We picket far Brlstow Station and the trains
are running regularly from Alexandria 10 Manassas.
don't think the rebels have large force in front Of US,
with the exception cf cavalry.
The neiehborpg troops left Centrevilc By the turnpike
road and had advanced about ve miles at last accounts
The nights getting very cold for sleeping in shelter
tents and the troops getting very anxious either 70
hght or 70 into winter quarters.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Obituary.
rp.-u az prv M, nrupr.r

DEATH Of hkN. BEhKiANs
This venerable celebrity of the Episcopal Church cx
pred Friday evening last at his residence in Yarcs
street. at very ripe old age having ofcialed minis
ter for half century, during great part Of which
time he rector Of Trinity church His FIRST sermon
delivered at st. Paul's church. in this city shortly
after his ordination at st. Johns chapel which event
took place the 18th or March, 1870 The deceased
widely known throughout the country aud equally
respected and beloved both as private citizen and
minister Of the gospel lie had been failing health or
time prior 10 hs DEATH and the loss Of his wiro
twelve months ago supposed TO have FASTENED his
dissolution.
The funeral Of Dr. gcrrIan will take place at Trinity
church tomorrow at three O'Clock r. n.
DEATH or THOMAS ooLLrER, THE sBIpBUrLDER.
Mr. Thomas Coyer, The well known shipbulder OF tts
city, died at the Everett House. Friday evening last
The funeral viii take place tomorrow afternoon at one
O'Clock, from tie BapiIs, church IN Sing Sing.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
CITY POLITICS.
The Charter Election Next Month.


The state elections having passed of and been decided
beyond peradventure the city politicians have settled
themselves 10 tho work of laying plans for tho charter
campaign in December There ,enfod deeper interest
taken in The result Of this struggle by The local politicians
than in the exciting gubsrnatorai cortest Which has u.s.
ended.
The great prize TO be won is the spals OF the
Cemptroer's ONCE, for which there some
dozen different candidates working heaven and
earth 10 compass The most notable aspirans are
Senator Connolly, Alderman Bcoie, jadge Michael Con-
molly ard Supervisor Priggs Each Of these gentlemen is
impressed with The idea that his personal claims the
strongest and that the pubic good would beet te pro
tected under his individual administration. The plan
ming scheming and wire putting going is something
tremendous.
Next in importance 10 the Comptrolcrshp Is the Office
OF Corporation Counsel a number OF citizens have ado
mp their minde that 5r Richard German shail succeed
Mr. Bronson civic counsellor matter what arrange
ments tho powers Of 81. Tammany and Mozart
may agreo upon. But "ihc machine" Is said
to be undergoing oling for another purpose diameri
caly opposed to the wishes Of the Aforesaid citizens.
George c. Genet enc Of the lights Of Mozart, and at pre-
sent Corporation Attorney on ono Of the states as he
candidate. On the other Mozart slate is John H. Hacket
whose superior claims with the democracy mako him
formidable opponent. The two branches OF the democ.
racy having pulled wei together in November have
continued their partnership in The spols with 10
victory in the December election Tammany this time
gets the big prze-the Conptroer-while Mozart COZ
herself with the Corporation Counsel This s sup
posed by the managers 10 insure the nomination Of
Hackett or Genet.
There are a number Of Aldermen-eigbt in ALTO DO
elected and complete Board Of Councilmsn. Nest
Of the old members candidates for reelection.
understood that the acn,ocrAts acting with Mozart
and Tammany organizations in the Twentyscccnd ward,
intend to place Captain Benjamin p. Farchild in nomna
tion for Alderman Of that district Other candidates viii
spring up this week.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
M farkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHitArHtrHlA, Nov 2, 1852.
stocks steady; Pennsylvania state Be, 96; Reading
Railroad, csH Norris Canal 81; Long Island Railroad
22,.: pennsylvania Railroad, 5ox Slgnt exchange on
New York Al par.
Pnfl DgtrHtA, Nov. q, 1863.
Flour DUH Wheat dun al 81 - 81 IS for white and
at 81 a. 40 for red Corn steady sales Of yellow at
73c 75c. Sugar trm Mess pork SIS IS. Whiskey
nrm at SOC, ioc.
BrfFAfo, Nov. 81 r. NJ.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat hrm sales a red win
ter Western at 81 20, Kenosha cub ~ 81 No Chicago
spring at 9sc. Corn quiet sales except of at
4Tc. Canal .reghtslsc on corn and 2Oc. wheat 20
New York. Imports Cor the last twenty four hosrs--
70 600 bbs -FOUR 900 bushels wheat Exports for the
samo time 600 sbes wheat, lc3 900 10. corn 1900
do. cas-.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Massachusetts Naval and Military Move-
ments.

a'usfVSp WV ., Aoo-.
The united States grnbcat Huron proceeded Prcs.
dent Roads this afternoon. to convoy the Mississippi and
the Merrmac 10 Newborn, n. C.. but the ships It's
10 be 10 such nlthy condition that II
ssered unsafe TO allow them TO 90 To The troops
board will consequently, be landed at Forts Warren aud
Independence 10 allow the ships 10 be cened II Is re.
ported that two Of the soldiers have died OF dplhora
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
the MINNESOTA INDIAN ovrRAoss.

Three Hundred OF tho Redskins Con.
viceed by the Military Commission
and Condemned 10 be Hung.
ST. PAuLy MIMI, Nov. 8, 1seo
Over three hundred Indians have beon convicted by
tho Military Commission al the Lower Sioux Agency as
patcpators in the late howble massacro sad arc con-
dcmnod TO BIO hung.
whethct these savages 1.-Two or die rests with the au
thorlics al Washington The people Of Minnesota to
man are In favor Of thek immediate execution
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
The Navy.

Upton, arrived at Gibraltar
on the l4h Of October from Agesras and sailed the fol-
lowing day for tho same place. All well.
vASpEHnnT--fourteen guns.-lt was expected that 40
coon this Ightencd up this vessel would start
her voyage but from present appearances she will bo
here Cor several days 10 come.
PAsaio-two guns. s.Ths vessel will 60 on trial trip
Monday next. No citizen will be allowed on board,
and only ofacens attached 10 ron-clads.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
News from Fortress Monroe.
EopTpysa Moxrou Nov

rohIhkS Aioshohs NoV " looZ.
Colonel ". H. Ludlow, OF the stat OF General Dig left
Fortress Monroe at nine O'Clock this morning for Aens
Landing. lie goes up 70 meet r,bc Commissioner Uuid,
by sppsintmen,t to perfect the arrangement for the
change Of prisoners and is understood that he takes
with him list Of the Of all exchanged at differ
eat points, which enables him TO meet the difficulties
heretofore encountered In those negotiations.
All is quiet al suaog and there appearances OF
hostililies at that point al present.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Democratic R.,oieinsa At Concord, N. n.

CONCORD, N. a., Nov ., lBBl
The dcpcrats Of this city are firing hundred guns
this evening In honor Of the election Of Horao Seymour
an Governor Of the State Of New Toqk for the trumphs
Of the democracy in Pennsylvania, Chic, Indiana, Il
nois New Jersey and New York; for the change in the
political complexion d the next United States House Of
Representatives, and for the constitution the Union and
tbs laws.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
the nohsmiam or Father Point.

The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool on tho lsh
umo, passed this poat route 10 Quebec At quarter
past three o'clock this afternoon. She has forty three
cabin and ninety seven s,eerage passengers.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Our Ashby GAP Correspondence.
AT rHs rRoST, MAR AsHBy's Gar,

Nov. 4-9 A. N, 1852.
Our Troops WiAin Ten Mics Of Manassas Gdp-A Good
General in me AdrdRce--Ths March--The Fighting IN
Fyom-7dcEcs and Strateoy- The Birouac-OH Hopes
The Fletcher Mansion, &C., &C.
From the words above your readers win perceive that
still "marchng on, and euergetically al that
Yesterday, wrote you where our front exendod only
short distance this side Of the little town OF Union and
now indite my letter from among tho camps OF our
troops nex UppervS, adjacent to AsAbys Gap We are
now within ten miles Of the famous Manassas Gap, which
the rebels reported to DO strongly foryug aud to-
might've expect to encamp the line othe equally famous
Manassas Railroad. our expectations were leaving
wbcatnnd to march in tho direction OF Smokers Cap
but other and doubt wiser plans have directed our
seps still farther southwark along the slope Of the Buo
Ridge This move, however, s gives this corps and lie
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
The Michigan Election.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. S, 1862.
In the Fifth Congressional district Baldwin, democrat,
is elected.
The Sixth Congressional District Is stil' In dosbt.
The Senate will stand seventeen republicans 70 fifteen
democrats and the House sht republicans TO forty
tvo donocyats
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
The Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 1902.
The ST. Paul (slnncso.a) Pre says that DOnnely re.
publican In the First district Is elected to Congress by
1000 majority In the Second district windon, repvsl.
can, also elected. The republicans have majority In
the state or 1000.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
The stsn mship John BeII.

ST. JosSs, N. H., Nov. 8, 1see
The steamship John Bell from Glasgow on the iit ult
pssssd Cape Race q four O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Removal of General
Mcclellan.
His Farewell Address to the Army and
Departure for Trenton.
Gen. Burnside in Com
mand of the Army
of the Potomac.
~~~~
Gen. Hooker Succeeds to Gen,
BuYnside's Late Position.
Great Excitement In the National
Capital,
Ia AA n
Great Excitement In the National
Capital,

PIE REPORT FROM HEADQUARTERS.
asADouARrxas OF THE Army OF TEE PoroxAc,
sALns, Va, Nov. s-l2 O'Clock, Noon.
The order relieving Major General Mcclellan
Asm the command of the Army Of the Potomac
sas received at headquarters at eleven O'Clock
hst night. Il was entirely unexpected to all,
md therefore every one was taken by surprise.
On its receipt the command was Immediately
iurned over tc General Burnside.
General Mcclellan and his staff will leave to-
borrow for Trenton, where he is ordered to report.
The order was delivered to him by General
Buckingham in person.
His last official act was the issuing Of an address
70 his soldiers,c informing them,.i few words,
hat the command had devolved on General Burn.
ade, and taking an afectionate leave Of them.
There is no other news worthy Of mention, ex-
sspting that Che army is in motion.
THE REPORT FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHKGroN, Nov. 8, 1862.
General Mcclellan has been superseded and
oeneral Burnside appointed in his place.
The latter positis ely refused to take command
sfter Pope's defeat. and recommended the ap.
psIntment of Mcclellan.
A General Hooker is to take the field. It 10 sup.
pesed that he is to take Burnsidc's place az late
commander Of corps d'avnee.
The radicals state here that many republicans
"a mot 20 to the polls on account Of Mcclellan
bsing in command Of the army.
The resnlt Of all the political demonstrations
against Mcclellan ia that . strong friend Of the
latter has been appointed in his place.
Great excitement prevailed in the city tonight
b consequence Of tho report that General McClel.
Ian had been superseded in the command Of the
Army Of the Potomac. It was known here that
The radicals had boasted that Mcclellan was to be
semoved Immediately after the New York cleo.
zion; but when the report became current 1t re.
seived but little credit, except among those who
desired II to be confirmed.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Democratic Jubilee at Osvvego.
OHwRgo NJ. " Nov Iaac

No"s"v, 's - WV. o. lboZs
The democracy are having . grand jubilee here TO-
night over tho election Of Horao Seymour a. Governor
sf The Empire state,
The New York herald., 1862-11-09

Her Trip from Alexandria to this Port,
Carrying Sick and Wounded Soldiers
Her Experience in tho Late Severe
StOrm-She Puts into Port tn Distress
and short or Supplies, DC, sc.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
The Exchange OF PrIsoncrs-The TariM
of Exchange OF 1919.

The cartel OF 1919 regard The exchange Of prison
ers OF war. will be by the following order, was
sstabghej last March by General Mcclellan. Exchanges
are now to be effected under the system
ssrNERzL oRDER--No. 81.
HKlDoUAErERe, DtpsR sFNT or rIF Missouri.
sr Lours, March 3. 1862.
By direction or M5or General Mcclellan the following
tarr OF exchange of prisoners OF war adopted between
the United States and Great Britain ia The o 1872
Is substituted for that given In general orders No. 30
current seriess-
General commander n.Cli"f, or admiral--sixty men
Lieutenant general or vice adinEsl-forty men.
Major general. " rear adml lal--tbirty men.
nrigadIer goncfa commodore, with broad pcnnant
aud captair under hlin--twoniy men.
Colonel or captain Of line battle abp--Gftoen men
Lieutenant colurcl or captain cf irigstc-toa men,
Major or commander CT slo0p.ol.Nar, bomb kctch,
fro ship pacsct--eght men.
Captain, or lieutenant or muster--slx men.
Lieutenant, or master mate--four mon
Sub-licuicnaut, or cnsign, or mdshipm~u. warrant
oflccrs pastcrs &C msrehant vessels captana Of
private armed yesse,s--tbrsc mon.
Non coilmiss ned officers, or lsutenans and mates Of
private vessels mates of merchant vessels aud ali
petty officers of ships-of.war---tse mon.
Private snldictsur scaIEcn--Ono man.
iiy command cf Major General n.ALLECK.
y. II. McIK,S. Assistant AdIuant General.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

wAtAog's TnrATnr.-Ansther rich novelty The
Irish Mormon or, rhc Man WITH Three wiycsn-wa
produeed a this thelirs last evsnng before very faif
artlicnce Tie piece is an exceedingly amusing trifc.
giving very high coorcd pcture d the Ilibcrnian char
sctsr ge most Irish farccs but still iresistibly
dro make tho audience completely lose sight 10
absurdty in the abundant nerrmcnt accustomed by the
lanumcrabs jokes aud wtcisms that pervade IL. Mrs
Florence Bryan oLynn, managed to kAep the house
continual and the rcpr osenta,ions Of Irish
fair Irish fight and Irish wake introduced tha
play, greatly rsshcd by the audience The piece
of Tlorcncss BEST and should be 70 bs pro.
pclry appreciated.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
Arrival Of the Massachusetts,.

The United stotos steamer hassachrsci.s, Lieutenant
Commanding Cooper, froa Port Royal, va Charleston
bar aud Norfolk and twenty-five hours from Hampton
Roads arrived al this port yesterday evening, bringing
numbcr Of ses aud wounded oless and sailors from
The blockadng squadron.
Tho officers snd crew Of the Massachusetts are all in
good health The following Is list Of her ohicegs--
Liestesdni CJmmqndiae--G. II. toopsr
hcti,iq Master and Execnsire qGca--S. G. Gray.
Al ~ Mds,eyS-sbcnj Wh,iomore, J. Mcdonald, r. H.
Richariscr (ccast ppe). 80
Acting Payrldd.. -. u. Webster.
Snfninlsrs.M tunnel.
TI.nd AoNeTs' Idtes--Jos. II. Coz, Jos g. Butler
rTapo.s Wallace.
Rfgineers-Actng First Assistant ami Chief Engineer
Z. NJ. Hartwei econd Assistant Engineer A. Clsgp
Third Assistant Engineers, T. y, Fitch Ir Tbss
winshia, Jas. BiiDkncross, J. y. aiIasd
CdpGii's Csri--N. Sinclair Cooper.
PaIB,rsa's Cef1-S. X. Wnebip
0sjSnp9Gry--E. l.. Scranton,
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
MARLN VAN BUREN'S OBSEQUIES.
The Funeral Services Yesterday al
kinderhOOk.
Address Of the Rev. j. ROmeyn
Berry,
&c.. &C., DO.

The funeral OF ex President Martin Van Buren took
place yesterday afternoon Kndorhook from the Dutch
Reformed church that village in presence OF an i'm
Of the friends and neghbors Of the de-
ceased Previous the ccremonials in the church i'm
pressye preliminary services'took place at Underwood,
the family residence Of Mr. Van Buren, which were
Quoted by Rev. j. Romeyn Ferry These services were
held in tho spacious hal running through the house,
wherein the coffin had been placed cona:nng all that
mamcd TO earth Of the eighth President OF the United
States.
The coffin was Of rosewood, with pure silver orna-
ments, and plate, with the following inscription
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
A Warming rro,. General sire,.

HEADQUARTERS, FIiisr CoRrs, Army OF VIRGINIA \
FORMERLY BELONGING 70 THK uouyrAIS DxPARTxEN1),
SrrERiliIiI, Va, July 10. 1852. J
The Commandn. General or this corps orders thai all
commissioned officers and enlisted mcn whose leave oa
absence has exp cd and all convalescents who able
60 join their reg nents shall Immediately join their rcl
speotiys regiment battery or detachment, by way Of
Washington City, H. c. or they Will hs cons siderei de-
sartars nul dealt with accordingly
All recruits enlisted fer ths corps should te sent at
by way of Washington City TO their regiments or
batteries.
Wy command of Major General r. sISEl.
TIA MGysEsmre Assistant ADJ dJGtant General
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
NEWS FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Arrest OF Secession Mtnisters-The Hon.
G. l.. llandixham Reported Implf-
cated-IIis Arrest Probable & n ro fnc MT
OF the Militia--A Draft Expected, SC.

f'lIIMHUF, UHIU, JtIy "a, IobZ
The Rev. Dr. Brooks, Presbyterian minister, formerly
Of Dayton but for the last year st. Louis. and the Rev.
d. Hoyt Of Louisville arrested last night a. Jones'
station, at tho house OF Judge Clark OF Hamilton,
Ohio uoted secession sympahzer, who is at that place
They have both been the guests Of the Hon c. L. vaIln
dgha Of this district and s reported that important
papcrs found Boyt tat ipnplcatc the honorable
member, and he VIII also bo taken with the Others TO Gin
cisnati
The has issued orders to the Tor
rolling all ablcd bodied between ages of eighteen
and fortynve The enrolment to be completed by the
the I0th and u be in possession Of the Go
vernon ON the 18th OF August. The
this morning II recruiting does not progress lavorsby
cnough by that time drafting will be Tesortcd to.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

rsnrcrr, AIRY or rar LoSe ISLAND MAns--wc havo hs4
several complaints made to us recently from the PosE
80 =, rosils Glen Cove, Locust Valley and nuu
o,ner satiops on Long Island, in relation 70 thu
n mo dis,rbuti n Of tho newspaper maie
- s,atora. and which has caused great deal of
"s,,c, 10 oar subscribers. We would request tnp
a,,i AGENT On this route TO iny sstigalc ths mat,w,