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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, February ll.--FIour dull
and 8 to lOc lower; to I 10 for extra
State; I % to TAO for choice State; 60
10 9 80 for superfne Western: I to 30 for
common to middling Ex:ra Western; : 40
to ! 81 for extra round hoop Ohio and
trade brands, the market closing very dull.
Whisky dull mud unsettled ut jSc. Wheat
very dull and lc lower; winter red G. to
! &C; winter red Illinois, GI; quotations
for Chicago spring, ! IS to 50, Milwau.
kie Club, 80 to 50. Corn opened dull
and heavy and closed steady and more nc.
tive at 90 to % for sound mixed Western;
and I? 10 SO for uusouud. Oats firm NJ
- to 7G. Rio Coffee more active and firm
at 80 to 80. Sugar dull New Orleans III
MOIaSscs active and firm ut 40 10 40 for old
crop Pork dull and lower sales nj II 30
to ia G2l. Bacon sides dull aud scarcely
50 firm. Lard dull.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
The Blockade

FORTRESS MOSRUE, Feb. 1.-THE flag
OF truce boat brought down 800 exchanged
prisoners, Among them are Colonel and
Lieutenant Colonel.
The Richmond papers Of the OH instant,
received have changed their tone about
raising blockade.
The Richmond Why says the British
Consul snilcd IN the CGdmus from Charles.
ton on the 7th. The officers Of that steam.
er say that the result OF the late engage
meut was less substantial than supposed
No vessel was sunk aud the impression
prevails that Savannah Is to be attacked be-
fore Charleston.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
Proposals for Is, 10, and S Inch
Cannon,
ORDNANCE UTIIcg wax DkrtETNEYI,
WNsUISGTnS, January -, 1868.


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
FORAGE WANTED.
HEADQUARTERS DisTEItr Oh wEsTENS Va,
CnlLT VUARTERNASILR's UTHCE

49,. nit, ~ ia ism
H''S''"N N"''' '.' ~
/ K EALED PROPOSALS are Invited until February
/ - H. 1885, for furnishing the QuHrteTmnSlrl De-
pnrtent Of the United States army with the follow
! ug forage, viz:
! Hity Thousand 10000 bushels VI ShrIed Corn III
sacks, my six iJGl pounds to tile bushel
Piny thousand 100000 bushels Of Corn In the ear
| 10 snckE, seventy 1901 pounds TO thc bu.hrl.
Two thousand 90Onl ton. Of Timothy hay, tight
prrA.ed.
| Five thousand hO0j bushels OF Oats In sacks.
thirty.tWO IS! pounds to the hu-hcl,
| All the above to he deliv"rr to the Assistant
QnartcrnN't1r, Ni GallipOllN, Ohio hs l0llows'
| 0nt-thifd NJ the Grain IN twenty days ifum date ui
contract, tho balance IN iorty.nNe day,
! Ohr third ui the Hay IN ten days, one ihifI IN
twenty days, and the tcmhuhrr In thirty day.
Twenty thousand l!hOJO bushels Of Gar Corn III
sacks, COY pounds to the hu-hcl
| Fifty thousand tjeOOO) bushels Or shcllcd Corn in
'Ack', 800 pounds TO the bu'hrl.
Five thousand 70 800 bushels VI Oats In sacks tlIT
rytwo Gigl pound, to the bushcl.
Five hundred 900 tons u Timothy Hay, tight
prr~Gl
To bCdclivcrel To the Assistant Qunrtcrm"rr at
PATkrrsburg, Va, within thirty days nom the date
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
LuxUrITANT beauty.
.LYoN,s KATHAIRoN.

This delightful article for preserving and beGutif.
us the human hair I. again put UP by the original
proprietor, aud is now made with the Saut care, skill
AMI attention, which it,t eroaied It's immense and
unprecedented sales OF over one million bottle, MI.
nuly! 1t Is still sold at Is cents in large boltl,s.
Two million bottles easily be sold in year when
1t again known TINT tho KnlhAiron I, not only tls
most delightful hair dressing In the world but that
Il clrAnscr the scalp of Scurfand anIru gives the
lArA lively, rich luXurIant growth AMI prevents II
from turning gray. These are consideration. worth
knowing The KathAiron has been tested for over
twelve years, anil Ia warranted NJ described Any
lady whoraluvs beautiful heal ofl,r viii use tho
RatlAirOn. It's hncly ptIiunod, cheap and NaIua.
tlc. ltNsold by all respectable dealer, throughout
the world. rs. BARNES co,
drclv bmd&w New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

pD-AS AMUSING ISCIpENr.-0n Tues.
day evening, III the secoud branch of Coun.
Gill Mr.. CIator, of the 4Ih Ward, was speak,
Ing 10 some subject before the body, wher
Mr.. Buchanan, of the lst Ward, who did
not seem to have been paying particular
attention to the proceedings, arose and in.
terrnpted Mr.. CIAtOr by exCIaimiug,
"Nr. PrPsi'lent--I move"
Mr.. Ctator-(turuIug sharply upon Mr.
Buch&nnn)-"Now let's see you move,
(Hu.ing apparently for that purpOse.)
Mr. Buchanan being somewhat astOnisll.
ed remained motionltss, when Mr.. ClatOs
said: Have yon moved fyou have III
go on" AS Mr. Buchanan manifested nc
sigus of doing anything besides becoming
more surprised, il possible, than ever, Mr.
CIAtor continued his remarks amidst greAl
metriment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12


Mr.. Wushburn gave notice Of his iaten'
ton to introduce bill to repeal all law:
levyiuZ duties on railroad iron and coal
Sir. Cox from the committee on FOreigr
Affairs made report on Mr.. Fesseuden's
resolution As TO whether Gen. Heron should
not be dismissed US Minister from Column
biH.
Mr. Cox caused a note to be read from
Secretary Seward saying, that the Pres
ident was entrusted with the function
of receiving foreign ministers and this was
eouRded to him by thR Constitution.
Mr. Cox remarked that the Legislature
had nothing to do with the subject Of re.
ceiying foreign ministers. He had no
doubt that the Government was taking the
necessary steps to recognize the Govern
ment of MosQuero as having all the func'
tions OF the State. The. forts, capital, &c,
are In the Istters hands, and he was Prcsi'
dent de fAclo and de jure,
Mr.. Fessenden EXPRESSED his dissAtiSfSc'
ton With tho report. His object was &C.
was accomplished, lie was glad TO hear
that measures were being taken TO rec
ognize that Government.
The commtHOe was discharged FROM fur
ther consideration Of the subject.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
Rebel Cotton Burner Arrested
From YiCkshnrp.

CAIRO, February LITTLE rebel Colonel
Cushmnn was arrested on Friday at his
residence, near Ripley, Tenn, and brought
to Columbus yesterday in irons. Cushmau
has burned more cotton perhaps than any
other man in the COntederacy. He has
acted Throughout without commission
from the Confederate Government.
ViCksburg letters say the brilliant
achievement of the Queen in running the
gauntlet of the rebel batteries, has II most
beneficial effect on the spirits Of our troops.
The Vicksburg correspondent of the
Jackson appeal says ii is possible that
Grant will make the canal success, and
suggests that Grand Gulf, Port Gibson and
other points between Yicksburg and Port
Hudson be fortified.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

NV YoRK, Feb. lI.-Therc is not much
news Of u special character this morning,
Tho TfiJunt's special Says The joint com.
miItOU upon the conduct Ofthc war Is pros.
ccullug with vigor aud effect the inquiry
into the insubOrdinatC Influences which
pcrsuaded from the President counter.
mand Of General lsdrnside's orlcriIo cross
the IsappahNunork and renew tho Frcdc.
ricksbnfg fight. The investigation has III.
ready included the influence of cabinet
officer, and that Of ten wNFlikn Generals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

In Chanccry, IN tho
WuIGr. ballard 4 Co., usr, &c, Circuit Court Tor
" Ohio CO.. Va. De.
Joseph MOOr6'4 CTNcHirlN or creator nnHC0mlnt
enthusiastically and other" HnlOthcrpurp-rs
rrndcTrhJuly,iSi
uNlIIS cAusahAVing been referred to me to take m
account VI what ID due To the plaintiffs, nnl all
others the creditors Of Joseph MoOfr, deceased, In the
ulrAIlng. mentioned, aud to cNmputCIntcrcst on such
oG thu debts NJ carry Interest. also To take MI account
Of tho personal property which came into tho hands
of the vSscutflx Or ndmnIalTRtriN, Or into the ahd1
If Nny other person by her order Or lr her use, mud
n,n IL ascertain Of What real estate tho said Joseph
Moore, deceased, seized within this Commonwealth,
liz Inciinn quantity, and value; also It's annual rrn'
tai value after druCtInE taxes aud necessary repairs
lhrrroC notice il hereby given tho creditors Of ID
saIi Joseph Moore iccONSF and all other parties In
tcTrsta 10 appear before ne ut my OiIrc, On Fourth
street in tho city u Wheeling, Va, on the IN day
Jsm,n,. against the estate Of the Sall Joseph MOOrr
J,rUNsr,I. UiIrrWl,r they will 10 excluded from tax
Inr any benefit under the SAIL decree
W. lIANSIBAL F0RllES,
ElN.lawIw Master Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

Ed3- ABOur a MuLL-There is now il
this city mule whose remarkable career i,
deserving OF some notice. This mule wnl
drafted into the army shortly after the re-
belliOa exhibited to full view its gigantic
head, snd was afterwards transferred to lhr
famous JAckass Battery. lie was engaged
IN the battle Of Mcdowell, Cross Keys, aud
followed General Fremont MI through the
valley Of Virginia in his pursuit Of Stone
wall jackson. The mule, whose name is
ThomNs, but is called Tom, for short, Is
remarkable for his great cooluesS under
Ere. lie seemed to care 40 more for the
VhistIing OtvcAnnOn balls and shells than
II they had been SO many blue bellisd flies
Tom has been wounded six times. lie has
bullet hole through each ear, and MIME
rifle ball shaved oil his tail close to his
body. Al the battle Of Cross Keys a ball
entered his Zip and came out in the mid
die Of bis back; but Notwithstanding all
this be soon recovered again and was ready
for duty. About three months ago tom
having been transferred from the Jacksss
Battery to baggage wagOn,) found some
wild cucumbers on the road which had
been thrown taom bottle OF bitters, and
eating freely Of the same, became SO much
intoxicated that his driver ut once dis.
missed him from tue service, aud he WAS
sold to discharged soldier. who paid for
him with badly damaged overcoat. He
was thus hastily disposed of under tue i'm
preston that he was afflicted with the
blind staggers. Tom soon recovered from
his inIOIicatIon, and carried his new mas.
ter over rough road the distance OF fifty
miles with the greatest ease and safety.
When the mule arrived here be bore a
striking resemblance to an Esquimaux
hut, but within the past week or two he has
picked up amazingly in the way OF flesh,
and We understand that he thinks of re.
0nlisLing for the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

llAyASA, Feb. G,-The Associated Press
correspondent sAys: The Florida left Mas
sauN week ago, having Coaled, &c. She
reported she had made seven prizes oil Gu
bn md on the bahama banks. She re.
ported that the Alabama had been sunk by
United States gunboNt but faulty denied
it. 30 American war vessels ut or near
Nassau. A brig reports that Feb. I'd, lat.
iludC 81, longitude "a, sAw two steamers
steering east under steam aud canvass, APP
pnrcntly chase. One had her beam en-
CINE painted lead color, the other black.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
8g 0elegraph,
XXXVIIth COngreUs-2nd Session
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February II.
Mr.. Grimes from the COMMITTEES on Naya
Affairs reported OresoIutiOn to compensate
sailors of the gunbOAt Cairo for the loss o.
clothing Passed.
Mr.. Sherman presented q joint resOlu.
ton Ufthe Legislature Of the State OF Ohio
protesting against the proposed enlarge.
meut OF the canals Of Illinois and New
York.
Mr.. Wilson from the Committee on Mill.
tnry Affairs reported adversely on the bill
for the construction Of marine cable.
Mr. Ten EyCk irOm the Committee on
the Judiciary reported adversely on the
bill to amend tho fugitive slave net.
Mr.. Trumbull from the same committee
reported back the bill to allow the United
States 10 prosecute appeals and writs Of
error without giving security. Passed.
Mr.. Wilkinson called up the bill for the
removal Of the WinuCbagO indians from
Minnesota Passed.
Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts, called up
the bill to increase the lumber of Major
and Brigadier Generals in the Volunteer
service. 1t provides for IN increase of
thirty Major Generals md one hundred and
seventy Bligadier GegertIlS. making the
whole number seventy Major General and
two hundred and seventy Brigadier Gene.
rails.
Mr. Chimes WAS opposed to the bill and
and asked for the ayes aud noes on its pass
sage.
Mr Garlic, of Virginia, wanted to know
how mauy Of these Generals were not on
duty. lie thought this increase would add
greatly to the expenses Of the Government.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Harris
was adopted, providing that if any bank
or banking association shall be holder
OF United States bonds to the amount OF
fifty per cent of its capital stock, ii may
transfer aud deliver to the United States
Treasury such bonds or part thereof, in
this act, and will be entitled to receive cir
culAting notes equal to 80 per ccnt Of the
bonds so transferred and delivered.
Mr. Wilson said many Gcneralshad been
appointed when the new forces were raised
be did not believe that so many were need
ell, and he thought that some limit had bet
ter be placed III number, or else nomina
tons of new Generals would be sent to the
SenHte every day.
Mr. Grimes said there was more ObjCc-
tiuns TO quality of the Generals than to the
quantity, and many Of our Generals ought
to be removed and better men put in their
places.
At the expiration Of the morning hour,
the chair called up the special order, tho
bill to aid the State of Missouri 10 emauci.
patton, but the unfinished business Of yes.
ierday, the currency bill being, however,
first in order was taken up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

e4THE CRY CoUSCIL, under the new
system, don't get along very we'll. The bu-
siueSs proceeds awkardIy. This is owing
to the fact that most of the members in the
Second Branch are new In the business,
and the system being new things don't work
regular. The friends Of the new system
however, think that after a while, when
the members become familiar with the
new way Of doing things, the business will
be transacted more conveniently aud reg
uIarIy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

n6y-R4ILRoAD ACClDEST,-on Monday
morning As the mail train on the Cleveland
4 Piusburg RniIronI, was between RarI'
vile and Hudson, the baggage car struck a
broken rail, throwing the baggage car and
three full passenger cars OF the track. One
or two of the passengers received slight
flesh wounds. but no Que, so far as we can
learn, vAS seriously injured. The engine
and tender did not leave the rails.
Conductor D. D. Coz, was slightly in
Iurrd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

B8-DsAsHEEARLE.-Yesterday was a
very disagreeable day. The rain came
down almost necessarily. The water CUR.
gled down the Spouts and danced upon tha
sidewalks, collected in pools upon the
streets, and pattcd against the windows.-
The atmosphere was so heavy and humid
that it was almost impossible to BREATHE
The SCOT, With which the city is Away.
sbundautIy provided, chung lOw"-JuSt
high enough above the earth to lodge ia
peoples faces. At night the fog was very
heavy and people went about with lantern!
picking their various ways III very eau
tlous manner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

HS~MAJoR COXsrAsLR. The Baltimore
San, received yesterday, contains tue fol-.
lowing:
The Grand Jury yesterday found pre-
sentiment against Major A. G. A. Constable
"lor the robbery" Of a man named New.
brick Of the SUN Of about $4,000, while
acting as military Provost Marshal Of this
city. The particulars Of the charge aud q
description Of s.e parties were published
yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

@~Sr. VALESrMEs DAr.-The ami.
versnry Of St. Valentine is near at band,
and ample preparations are making for the
celebration. Thousands Of prints are al
ready out, and many that are rather OBJ
jecliouable to look upon. Ia olden times
the anniversary of ST. Valentine was cele'
bra,sd with much enjoyment, but Of late
years ii has dpgenerated. 1t is said that
GU ,hu. day the featbered tribe select their
mates, and a. once look 70 prepare
their nests, preparatory to rearing their
young.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

PORr IIUDsOH, Feb. G.-The United
States steamer Brooklyn was sunk by the
rebel Alabama, FlOridn md Harriet Lame
The Brooklyn having been sent in pursuit
of the latter. This report is said to have
been brought by desrrIers. 1t is evidently
uutrup
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
urApouAnrrps GRAsD RrsEnvG DIVISION,

STAFFORN 2, IT. VA, FeO, Z.
Friday morning last about o'clock, our
nIckCt post, consisting Of 10 lncn, under
Lieut.. English, Of the llth Pennsylvania
cavalry, at WiggiDtOn's Mills, some four
miles from Stafford G, IT,, was attacked by
n force Of about 20 rebels, 90 Of whom were
mounted. They killed two Of our men,
wounded Lieut. English, took ten prison.
srs and captured lfICCn Of our horses
Lieut.. English aud four men made their r4.
cans under cover Of darkness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
R4iLg snteIIiaeneer
Thuruday Morning, Feb. 10, 1883.
T,ECTURE.

C,PIRlT VIEW or TIE REBELLION, oil THE
= PHILOSOPHY OP OUR COUNTRIES PRESENT
STRU00LE,-A Lecture on the above will bB given
through DE. l.. X, UO0nlFy, on Thursday evening"
FshruAry 18th, at o'clock, In Union Halt. Admit
taheU 10 cents. II will NOT 10 political hArahguV.-
The Doctor will lecture NEAin next Sunday Afternoon
AnL evening. tsbll,2t4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

YonxrowS, Feb 9.-Gur loss 10 the Skin
mish near Hinc Mifo Ordinary was thirty
killed, wounded and missing. The enc
Cmy's loss unknown. The enemy is re
ported to be in some force At lurat Ordi'
nnry, twelve miles from Williamsburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

bO-JANEs FLETCHER, Co. a, LIST Va. In.
fantry, and John GOppingIe, same Co. and
Regiment are advertised as .deserlers.-
They are supposed to be in the ueighbor.
hood of Wheeling. They are ordered to
report at the Office Of the Provost Marshal
General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
New York Money Market.

NEW YOHE, February ll.--Money easy Mt
G(d,7. Sterling irregular and unsettled:
nominal quotations 1910 1881.
Gold very unsettled opening Mt j24, de-.
clining to 59, advancing to j2I, and clos.
ing fCverlsh at jiiGjis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEI

THE BEST IN the WORLD.
WILLIAM a. BATCIlELOES celebrated Hair y, 8
produces color not to DO distinguished fom nature
wGrrNn;vd not to IlJmIc the Hair iu the lrc7i rr,
e!e1 the III effects Of bad dyr', and invlIvntra til"
nnirtor life. GREY, KGD, or RUSTY HAIR instant.
lyiurn' splendid Black W Brown, leaving tho Hair
~t and beautiful Sold by all Drure!St,, &c.
HS- The genuine IA signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
Flor, on he four nd>s # zach boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
New York.
(Laie 1913 Bread,Uay and Id Bond ~
nN:ii-Iv.dAv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
TTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
V Ofthe County Court for the county Of IowlS for
the month Of september. isb!
James a. Hall, plaintiff,


The object of thu suit Ii to obtain Judgment
against 4. H. jackson for twenty-five dollars, due by
negotiable note from sNid A. H. jackson 10 tho plain.
tn Aud 1t appearing by affidavit fllel u the papers
Of this cause. that the said II. Jackson has voIun.
tArtly left hIs home, place VI cuisines. and property
aud gone Into the armies " tho -Ocalle Confederate
said A. H. jackson do ri arnr hCrc within one month
Ailor due publication Of this order, and do what i
necessary 10 protect his interest," RnI that copy Of
this order o inserted for four successive weeks In the
Wheeling lntclllEcnc"r, aud posted accorinS to law
jnnlS.Iw j. wOOFTER, Clcr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
MARSHALL COUNTY TO-wITr

rIlO THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT OF
SAID COUNTY: We, Vim. r. pavI', william
KGOntx and Robert WOOdbuIn. three frrehOldri' OF
the said county, do hereby certify that By virtue II
warrant To Us directed BY George Edwards, Jus.
tics VI the aaIl county, W. have this day, M Otlr
uAth.. Vowed aud appraised n horse, taken up by
Seth Jewell On the land 0i W. H. Oldham, Rs an rS'
tray aud aS,c4 tbs value Uf the ah rstrIy At sAty
dollars aud ton dollars for one saddle one halter aud
four blankets found on tho said rStrAy when taken
The said horse Ia 10 hands high, years Old, light
sprreI with bald iace white IN ght hind Leg anil Is
slIntrrrL In both fore legs.
Given under our hands this third day 81 February,
1859. ". =. DAVIS,
WI. KOOSTH
KOBT. WOODBURY..
+. IT, CALDWELL, Clerk. iOb53tw'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
MARSHAL COUNTY, VIZ.

TO THE CLERK or TILE COUNTY COURT OF
SAID COUNTY;
ME, JOHN II. MORROW, CASPER KR0N.
w IIAKT, and MICHAEL DOLAN, three tree.
holders IT the said county, U certify that by virtue
nf a warrant to WdrrCird, Ly Hiram McMcrhcn, Il
Justice NJ the said county, have Tits day. on our
natlls, viewed and appraised Cow, taken upby
John nuly alAn tatFGy, and AasCa' the value Of hF
said CstFHy nj Ave dollars. The said COW Ia small
pAle red cow white face, white belly, white iec Si
IN the len ear, and under hit out al the same: sup
rosrtl IL 10 seven years old.
Given under our hands this 10Th day II January
1851. JOHN II. MORROW.
CASPER KROSiIART,
MICHEL DOLAS,