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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20


bc published by Messrs. Stockton g. Co.
Since the battle of Chickamauga the army
OF Tennessee has lost the service of Generals :
Folk Hill, Forrest, Chcatham, Buckncr and
Coi. Scott of the Louisiana Cavalry.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Thc PASSENGER and
mail train which left Charleston on Sunday
morning for this place; met with an accident in
sight OF Orangcburg, in consequence of the
breaking of one of the wheels of the enpinc's
tender by which the baggage and the mail
train were thrown across the track and the con.
ductor's car slightly injured. The only loss OF
life was that of Mr.. Green, of Augusta. the
Mail Agent, who, leaping from the mail car at
the moment of the accident, was thrown be
meath one of the wheels of the bacgape car
and instantly killed. A passenger, whose name
we have been unable to learn, was slightly in
Jurcd. No other casualty occurred
CdrOLnion of Tues6lo2l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-02

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SUbn 9arttel Sdrber.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-02

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fret SuatIdidt, tpenn man abrsir&; ru6 s'1ts|I'r
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III s,H0- -5rantliaRrase G6tcagc.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-02
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-02

nllnO mas ioeeu Sic fsrner 81 Der glu=
l4Hlbt9ung, pel4e Sr. y. Morit gegen sic
erEebt, entmeber Der Shreiber pber Der .8es
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(6prtietuns folot,) eI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01
FROM THE ARMY or THE p0Tl,,1,

FROM THE ARMY or THE P0vOv,o
N"ASHISoToE, July q, : Inforrn,tior ro.,
vel to-day from the Army OF IT,, potom'.
states that Lee massad his forces at C,lnena.
on Wednesday,, and mad: other preparaton.
to give battle on the RappahsnnocE q.
first advance south Of CuIpeper vas to foil The
Federal army III taking the Ir,;l,licksIuT
route; bur finding that they did not al ,1o,, -
concentrated his army at Cnlpeper. Ihe Ran,
pahannock l2 guarded from Ircdericksburo r.
Elyses Ford and on the Rapidan BY onlv ono
Confederate Regiment The Rapilan is FORT.
fed south Of ('u}peper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01


E}nIrY PznA3aAPG .-'* Na}tuns IL E1T1o. :
L Ga airy Bureau IS 70 Ie attached 70 The
( s y 81 Department. having IN charge The
organization and eqiiprs2Ilt Of fh2 cavalry
frees 81 The army 4 man III Washington:
Yesterday, va oowhide:l for insulting q young
jsdv living in Georgetown The l. 5. lax
u,.,D public billiard tables will be five dollars,
e,.1 fifteen a. I1as been stated in SOME quarters.
Gold IN New York. yesterday, 1893. a
y match from Harrisburg reports that the I.
! officer who has BEEN placed under arrest
within Il few days, III completely with other
official, and contractors, has d; trallded the
1oyarnmeDt III large amounts upon contracts
fs2Y horses furnished, Some OF the Eugllsh
eaters are accusing tho Prince Of Wales OF
e;n9 entirely coo costly in his habits, spend
inc money al race COURSES, and being quite
fast young man, "A large portion OF che
crave ward ia Moravia, n Y, was washed
avaY during The late rain storms, and many OF
me bodies wished cut Of the graves. There are
,a;d 70 be nov organizing, and we'll advanced,
1verty five negro regiments for the Y. ;. ar
,ov.--Gen. Ostcrhaua, It is now said, was not
x;l4d IN the 8kir1nishlng before Jackson, =
,lhere are said TO be but few Confederates in
arms now in Mississippi -t>ev, }, Il. Nc
Nell Of n. c., formerly one Of the secretaries Of
4he Am6 rican Bible society, now Colonel IN
Tho Confederate army, was dangerously wound
oa At the battle Of Gettysburg, -Gen. Hooker
j. IN Washington, at present. MIR. Cole, a
ssWar Democrat" is elected the Delegate to
4he r. 8. Congress, from Washington Terrific
- over the "Republican' candidate, The
.ontraband laborers on the Arlington estate
are now supplying the hospitals in Washing
I'm with fresh vegetables, Three women III
-r.ain have baan allowed to enter the 'protes
sion Of bull fighters. There arc at present
i've foreign men Of war at New York two OF
;ha Enolish navy-tvo Of the French and
<7-o Of The Spaoiab Persons employed on
rae1raphz and in goyarnment toundries &c.
a~s i IS said, to be- exempted from the draft
tx thousand horses recently purchased for The
S. army have arrived n New York within
: f9v DAYS past.-Mr. Stewart Of New York
mas given $4,000 for the relief Of the families
y The policemen and french Who were injur-
ed IA the late n I. riots.
y Il, %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01
AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE Jul 3l.--A funeral cort.yp
consisting Of about twenty persons, mostly
Southern sympathizera, though 2 few were
Union relatives, We're arrested this afternoon
while proceeding to Greonmount cemetery 10
perform obs9q1lies over The body Of Captain
William D. Brown, deposited there quietly
some days ago, who was ia ehe Confederate
array and was killed at Gettysburg. The de,
ceased was Ballimorean. The whole oortege
was brought to the Provost Marshal's head,
quarters and are now confined there, but it is
believed they viii soon be released. Several
prominent citizens, incnling ez- Mayor Hunt
were among the mournerg
The privilege had been granted u tenaTa!
Schenck to the relatives Of secessiollist: tode-
post the bodies of their kindred III any Genie
cries around the c.t5-, but funeral PROFESSIONS
and display over them forbidden. The affair
caused much excitement Ministers Of The
GOSPEL are now interfering, and it IS believed
all will soon be released, Wash. Chronicle.
The Washington Chronicle says:-''lt is
stated that seven young and likely ne
groe5 we're sold short time since, oear Rock
Vile Maryland, at eighteen dollars head or
one hundred and tventy-six dollars tor the
seven.
The boy, John Lancaster WHO vas arrested
some days since on charge Of opening teIe-
graphic dispatches, has been honora0Iy dl'-
charged. The affair was examined by General
Martindale and turned over 70 u5tice Johnson
where it was proved thai Lancaster had never
been intrus1ed with military dispatches
By order OF the Secretary OF War, oil recth,
ting for infantry and artillery regiments Of Tho
Regular Army will hereafter be und6l tAs
charge Of d superintendent OF General Sel'icS'
who shall BE- Brigadier General Of the hegu
lar Army. The Superintendent OF the rss'-
mental recr uiting service shall be Assistants 10
the Superintendent Of che General Service a0'
shall command the depots Of Their Ieglln3"''
as as present located,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

~, I,i
~. =
f,1re store. Of Mr. J. Il. Deyaughn, this morn
inc foal- ,;oh4 and rushed down King street
oYcTtuf1llIg ana pleah''ig Il" 1'ls ulS az cav
ron q 'olll'G Hl''1l III li"''' ~ '@' :,
causing 'tS'ls5 '''''0'' u ,''A>',> 'I'.' =
l;.-,,,o.s ;, =. ..,,.,.. o,a ~. cocaeru il. -
NJ, ,;,a1 t;,,ol1,, o.z,o1t > i1 sod of he
a+,..,<
--======---
Very little poutry comes 60 marked NOW
Persons Of moderate means LOOK at tue eoors'
make 4 bow q recognition TOR Old acquaih1 ance
sake, and pass on. Small chickens sell Tor
Sl.25 per pair; small ducks Sl.@' yer pair
~. ph;1aao1r1.ia Tno5,;rer re norris that Gea
r1.o1.or : = to oae;onad 70 81 iyo1orfaHt com
,,ou1 :, +ho fo,5 end that the Draft i to be
recommended III New York city early nezt
week.
c. 81 - 49, 1a-+ = fhs z7777-
r. 49, 4;,,,a sos,oa : A.
1n,, +;,,,e o;n.a Tho
p'>''>>''' 20 80, =-==-------
The August term Of the County Court, Tor
this county, commences on Monday next
-, 800, da,-tho 4ba,-
-. 49, ~1-1, o. n,on staDd;ng at
l w. - '''N
%
In the y: >. D1str1ct CooE' IA " aSN'''s'0'''
yesterday DEGREES we're paSseo IL 'ne oaseS %
the y. ). VS. the property OF Or. a. L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

4 JoKF.-One Of the many draft lodges Is
thus practised a sharper advert1ses 10 tne pa
pers: Don't fee your country ION lez z.
the draft learn an honorable and certain "@}
10 avoid iii Inolose 81 to the address o. .,rar
&c. The dollar is received, aid the 7r ai ms,
contains only one word, and that is h0l's''
otoOurse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

The MARKET, this morning, was very we'll
SUPPLIED. Prices Of fresh meat continue as
last ouoted-Beef 1920 cts. p 1b--veaI Is
rcs.-Ia1nb l5(320 cts, for best cuts There
vere more vegetables brought TO market
tuap usual. New potatoes 50 cts. = peck; TO-
u.atoes S. 3 peck snap beans 20 cts 8 peck :;
Lima beans IS cts. : quart; czc'1rnbers 800
20 cts, = dozen; cymblina 1920 cts, q
dozen, corn 50 cts. . dozen; onions 81 +
peck cabbage 1890 ccs, = head, t5utteT
25930 CTS. = II for good-print IS cts; eggs
rs Cts. 3 dozen. 8 variety Of fruits we're e1~
posed for saIe-W atermelons SCOTS cts. a
.;ece cantelopa8 IO025 cts piece; peaches
3 50l932.0C per peck black berries cts. per
<ua.o; vhortlaoerties 10 cts, 3 quart; apples
good 40C50 cta. = peck; pears 50 cts q
Gyecs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

The drafted man who was discharged on ~ {or
count Of 'myopia' has sued the saT6f 5r h az
defamation. He says be knows man !" ~ t+nr.
been accepted who vas decided case o. na sg
ticollis" and threatened with e15epslse n;:5
materni' and that if "collis' and ns's sa;pc;
are received, nothing bat malice 7o0'" '>'
>'n1yopla.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20

seas to plumber our commerce, and were
We to fold our arms at these gross outrages
and sit down, crying Peaee-let the war
stop.
dBeesuss Abraham Lincoln has issued
Proclamation emancipating the slaves, are
we to allow the Republic to be sent asun-
derf Not at all We must have time to
change all these matters. Because certain
men have triumphed at recent elections,
furnishes no ground for believing that the
people favor the abandonment of the war,
its great feature, the preservation and
salvation Of the country. Politicians who
indulge in this viii find themselves at
fault.
"Demsgogues cannot corrupt our peo-
pie. The people desire peace, but peace
upon terms alike honorable to them and
the success Of our free principles. They
want peace, but with whole Union, and
any other terms they viii indignantly re-
ject.
Mr.. Speaker-Where l stood when the
rebellion broke out stand to-day. have
undergone no change in my sentiments or
opinions. denounced rebellion st the
Threshold, 1 denounce it now; have no
terms to make with traitors which look to
the destruction of the Union. ] am sstis-
fed no other can be obtained. The war
has cost me its trials and tribHlations. I
can truly close with a quotation from an
ancient philosopher, uttered over the dead
body of son, slain in battle: Il should
have blHshed if Cato's house had stood Sc
cured, and Aourished in civil war
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
RnsInnd.r Finnnees.

In spite Of all the distress that has come
upon the operatives of England by the cot
ton famine, the annual exhibit Of the
finances shows that in the year 1862 there
was an actual increase Of the revenue as
compared with 1861, Of 1892 56s pounds
sterling. This is done with 100000 arti-
zans out Of employment. The total pro
duet Of the revenue for the year 1862 was
e7O996, ,429, against e686Os,s5l in 1851.
OF course the hnaneiers feel excessively
we'll satisfied with themselves. Perhaps
now they will not be as ready to charge the
Federal Government Of the United States
with running the business Of Great Britain
by its war to restore the Union. They will
find that the cotton trade Of the South is
not Of as much account as the bresdstuffs
of the North; that while the South is COM
PEELED to put up with an occasional block
ade-breaker, the wharves of the Northern
commercial cities have continued to be
active with the arrival of foreign goods
and the departure of return traffic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
North Carolina.

The Boston Traveller expects to receive
good news from North Carolina within a
week. Reinforcements have been sent to
General Foster, and the probability is that
the Eighteenth Army Corps must number
between forty and fifty thousand men,
Several iron-clads will act in conjunction
with his army, for the capture Of Will
mington, and ere long the Capital (Ra-
leigh and the more important and wealthy
sections Of the "Old North State will
doubtless be in our possession. For few
days, probably, the friends Of our soldiers
must be content not to receive any letters,
as the mails will probably be detained,
until certain important movements can be
carried out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
The Canada oil Wells.

From the correspondent Of the Toronto
Globe, we learn that the oil wells Of En-
niskillen are still yielding we'll. although
many which at first flowed prOfusely
are now dry. A rise in the price Of crude
oil to 81 or 81 per barrel would set the
owners to drilling and boring out their
dried up wells, to see if those which for
merly flowed would continue to yield BY
nrmpinq 49, Oil Srps~css-L~s-eome 1000 in
habitants and is rapidly growing. Crude
oil is selling at so cents per barrel at the
wells, which affords an immense margin
to the dealers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
P0ST.0FFTCE TIMETABLE,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT FOR
w the arrival and closing Of the mails at the
Cleveland Post ONCE

w the arrival and closing Of the mails At the
NoyEMBER II, 1852
EASTERN WAY, daily, for Buffalo and intermediate
oincsss arrives 1905 A. n; closes 2:20 P. \.
Geneva, Ashtabula asd Conneaut, arrives At Is P.
Nj and closes at 7:55 A. n.
EASTERN THROUGH, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
YORK, arrives 6o5 A. n, 6l5 NJ closes s05 A. NJ
PITTsBUReH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti-
more Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas
sillon, StsubenYills B. q o. B. R., arrives 90 A. Nj
closes s:25 A. NJ
PITTsBURGH THROUGH, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives $3.50 P. NJ; closes $50 P. n.
CINCINNATI WAY, for Columbus, indianapolis, hou-
isvils, St. Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives 80
OIScIsSGTI THRouoH, COR Columbus, Indianapolis,
ST. Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A. M clo-
WESTERN WAY, for Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily arrives 9:25 a n; closes 6:35 A. n.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Chicago and De-
SANDUsKT WAY, Elyria via Northern division, ar
r1yes at $40 A. NJ; closes 500 P. N.
MAHoNIsG WAY, Warren and youngstown arrives
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 4:0O P. n. closes 500
RockPoRT, Dover, Sheffield, North RidgsviIle, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
Barn, BreoksviIle, Gopley, &C., leaves Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 700 A Nj arrives Mondays and Fri
SaSRos CEsTEE, Granger. HinckIsy. North Roysl.
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 100 A M ar
| riyes Mondays and Fridays at 500 P. Il.
WARRENsVILLE, daily arrives lO:l5 A. Nj closes
EAsT CLEVELAND and Euclid, daily, ,Arrivess.OOAz Nj
closes 800 P. .-Hr..
G5-Time of Arrival Of Mails in above Schedule is
at the Depot and time Of Distribution Of mails ready
tor delivery is usually hour later than arrival Of
| trains
B5-MAiI and Drop Letters are required by law to
An City Circulars required to be prepaid with
GT Once open from 7:sO A. n. to 7:sOP.M
] Il. COWLES, P. M.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
The Family Of John BrIsht.

Late correspondence shows that in an
swer to the sneering question, "What is
John Bright doing to relieve the distress
ed ?" it may be said that the family of the
noble and honorable defender Of the cause
Of the Union is daily spending time and
money in personally seeking out, and al
leviating suffering among the operatives
and their families. His charity isnot con-
fined to subscription papers, but he gives
out Of his own pocket directly into the
hands Of the needy, whence no pOmpOus
annouuoement Of the donation is given to
the world.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
IMPORTANT TO TEHALEs.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs.

NAla OALALLlOAAA4LALH y 4 1AlA4Oa
The combination oi Ingredients n. these PiEsGH
the result Of long and extensive practice. ThsF are
mid in their operation, aud osrtain In eorrOotnEsl
Irregularities, painful Msnstruaton, removing all Sb1
utEuotions Whsthsr irom cold OF othsrWiss hesdacha
pain in the side palpitston Of tho hsart, whites ali
nsrTou5 affections, Mysteries, fsisne, pain In ths
back and Hmbs, Eo., disturbed slssp, which ErisS
hOm interruption Of nature.
DIR. OHEHSEMAN'g PILLS
W. the commencement ci nes era In tho Treatment
Of those Irregularities AID 0bstr1etions Ehioh have
eonaigned 80 many 70 premature grave. No ismhlE
can enjoy good health Gnlsss she IA regular, and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins 10 deelins.
DR. OHHNSEMAN'g PILLS
are the most eEectual remedy known for all CON
plants peculiar 20 gsmslos. To all Glasses they ar
Invaluable including, with certainty, periodical reg
ularity. They are known 70 thousands, Who hGEa
used them ct different Dsrods throughout the ooul.
tT having the sanction Of sOms o. the most smiaaEl
PhysiclAns IN EmGrioa.
Explicit directions, stating whom they should not
bs used, with each Box. Ths price, SI,00 pr Box
containing from 90 TO 50 pills.
Pills sent b. mail, promptly, b. romitting 70 ~
PFoprietoE. seld By Druggists generally.
Z. B. HUFORIHGS, Propziotor,
% CodaF-st., New Eerk.
~ sold Wholssals aud Rstail In ClsTsland bv
sTROEG q ABM5TRDHQ apri4.eoWR17
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20

The Columbus Statesman says of the
Administration that the people need not
be surprised at any folly or crime it may
commit. Their only safety lies in arrest
ing it in its mad career and hurting it
from its seat of power" The Statesman
writer may well be included in the list of
rebels at the North, to be arrested as hos
tages for tho Union men held at the South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
DIED.

In thi. city. on Saturday morning, I7lh inst, Mics
ELIZABETH 8. GORDON.
The funeral services will take place at the residence
Of her brother, W. J. Gordon, on WatOr-St, to-mOr-
row "wednesday afternoon, at X past one o'clock
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
In this city, January 10Th, CHARLES D. WICK,
OF Charles D. and Anna @. Wick, aged years.
Fupsrsl from his home, Euclid st., tomorrow
(Wednesday) afternoon, at ~ O'Clock. Friends are
invited to attend.
In this city, Monday afternoon, Jan. 70, OATHE-
RINE, wife Of John Brewer, aged "a years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
The Sale Of stamps.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
received from all sources, including sales
Of stamps, during the week ending the
18th instant, over million and quarter
dollsrs-nearly a quarter of million a
day, on the average.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20

A Nh. HUMPHREYS, CT Toronto, died few
days ago from the effects Of chlOrOfOrm ad-
ministered by some OF the most skillful
and cautious of the medical fraternity Of
that city. He was a strong and healthy
man, in the primo of life, and with no pre-
dilsctions to spOple1y or sudden death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

Eliza ]. Stone and Frank D. stone, husband Of
said Eliza J., plaintiffs, vs.. Henry G. Lucas
Defendant.
In Common Pleas, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
HNhe Defendant will take notice that on
the 2nd day Of January, 1853, the said Plain
tfs filed their petition against him in the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Cuyahoga County, Omoi
the object and prayer ofWhich petition IS to re-
cover 8 judgment against said Henry G. Lucas,
in favor Of Plaintiffs for 81, 68 25, with interest
thereon from December 22nd, 1862, which amount
is claimed to be due Plaintiffs by reasou Of the
allegations Of said petition, which are in sub
stance as follows: That on the end day Of July,
1851, the said Eliza ]. Stone, then unmarried, oy
her maiden name Of Eliza ]. Ives, leased 70 de-
fendant BY lease in writing, copy Of which IS
attached 70 said petition, the Ives Cleveland
Brewery its aPpurtenancess and certain casks,
barrels and other property connected with the
business before that time carried on there, the
property so leased, both real and personal, being
the property of the said Eliza j. and still continu
ing to be such, although since said lease was
made she has been married to the said Frank d.
Stone. That the barrels and casks covered by
said lease consisted OF eighty-slX hogsheads,
which had been received by said Lucas, under q
prior lease to Lucas& Rowe, in good order and
Of the value Of 90 each; Of 5,T40 barrels which
had in like manner been received BY said Lucas
| in good order and worth $500 each, OF SEC half
! barrels which in like manner had been received
by saidLucas in good order, which were ofthe val
ue Of rs each, and Ofnne other casks, the char
| aeter, condition and value ofWhieh are unknown
fendant was bound TO return, as therein provided
/ on or before December I'D, 1862, in good order,
"A Of sad hogsheads and 1913 Of said barrels yet
Defendant has hitherto only delivered "a Of said
/ hOgsheads Of the value OF $500 each; that OF
/ said barrels he has only delivered in good order
| 1921, and in bad order 637. That those IN bad
order are of less value than they would have been
/ if delivered as good as when Defendant received
| them, by Sab. That in substitution for barrels
| received as Aforesaid, Defendant has delivered
in good order but Of less value than said barrels
by Is cents each, (mslIing S1l3, 25 453 half bar
| rels. Defendant has also, by way ofsubstitution,
| delivered los half barrels in bad condition and
/ less valuable than the barrels which should have
been delivered BY Ss0,OO and he has utterly
Il failed to deliver the remaining 400 Of said bar
/ rels which are of the value Of S912,OO. Where
/ fore Plaintiffs claim that said Eliza J. Stone has
/ sIs.aiaad the damage for which Plaintiffs ask
/ 1uQgrnen AfrGAllIoueu-
Defendant viii answer said petition blythe sez.
| enth 9TH day Of March, 1858, OF judgment vii
| be taken according to the demand OF said peti-
/ ton. RANNEYS BACKUS a NOBLE,
| Jan. 9Th, 1865. Plaintiffs Attornies.
| iau7-4ZI