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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
what are the women to DO

eWhat will become of all us women,
said an excited female to Colonel Vandever
the other morning The States Rights
men 'scripted all the young men, and you
are driving all the old away. What viii
we ladies do?' Import Yankees" was
the gallant Colonies reply. 1--WE are rails
ing big stock especially for this market,
and can spare any quantity" '40hl but
Yankees don't suit us, we'd rather have
ourown people, was seccsh's reply. ooh!
if that's the case, you women had better
use your influence to get the traitors to lay
down their arms and return to their homes
and behave themselves as honest men should,
and that will end this little dispute and
you can have all the men you want"
''Wen, Colonel, we are all tired Of this
war, and would be mighty glad to know
our kin folks were on their way home,
but it will be mighty grinding to 'em to
have to come back and acknowledge that
they couldn't lick you Yankees"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

IMPROVEMENTS We notice that there
has lately been quite a number of small
buildings erected in rear of and adjoining
to the cottages occupied by the military de
partment, The building which stood in
front OF Ward d, and used as dining room
and kitchen for the carpenters, has been torn
down and the ground leyeled over and sown
with grass seed. This makes great addl-
ton to the appearance Of that part Of the
hospital grounds
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

THE Post guard, consisting of four COM
panies of the ID e. S Maryland Volunteers
and Capt. Smiths Independent company
Maryland cavalry, were paid off on Mon
day week, and for few days Uncle Sans
Greenbacks changed hands quite rapidly
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
Local Items.

TIE Surgeon in charge has ordered the hospit
al calls to be sounded at The following namci
hours, until further notice: -
ReveilIe, a. m. Dinner, IL m.
Breakfast a. M. Fatigue call, p, NJ.
Fatigue call, O. q. N. Recall from fatigue, g
Surgeons call, II a. m.Snpper, 8 p. N, IN
Daily Inspection, loa. mTattoo, 8 p. IN.
Recall from fatigue, llaTaps, 81 p. m.
Gin Sundays Fatigue call will be emitted and
Inspection call sounded at 81 a. IN.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

ARRIvALs.-The gun boat Jacob Bell
from Washington, arrived OFF the dock on
Friday afternoon to receive supplies, The
steamer Balloon, from Baltimore, arrived
also on Friday, laden with Quartermasters
stores. The Cecil arrived on Sunday from
the Eastern Shore, and the Gen. Mcigs On
Monday morning.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

Wanted, q shoe for the foot Of o precipice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23

a member of G=a Bli0rd'5 Kentucky brig
zds, Iust returned from trip into thst gtsfe
gives rs Some items or interest conesrniro
affairs in that section: He won't ID az far .s
Csseyvili On the Ohio river, and was suprs-
henced BY Isukes force ones, but rnsnarod 10
escape very easily. He spent four days At bis
home ana speaks most hopefully Of tie strong
southern rights sentiments Of the people
majority OF whom no believes entertain these
sentiments Every article Of consumutiop, ex-
eePt sugar aud coffee, is a drug on then hands,
which creates sn eager desire among the people
~ bTIng the war 20 q close In order to fnd a
market For this object thoy wish peace on
any terms
The people Of Southern ulinois CEgyuil s7o
equally, and foT the same reason, desirous al
pafCc, ard there is a constant war Of words
and, frequently, blows between tia two parties.
iHsny OF the Northwestern troops are returning
to thei5 homes without i5avs, and utterly dis
gusled at the chsuge in the objects for which
ihe struggle was begun. Tbey are particul larly
ineens5d al the emancipation programme Of The
Administration.
Our informant left Memphis on lie lOlh, after
a slJoun Of tllTty-soven hours. Willie there
he hoard the news Of PnCs's victory IN Arkansas.
which, Kentucky Federal lieutenant iaforu,ed
him, fpok place north Of JscksonBort. and
resulted in ihs most sppsiliDg havoc Of
she Yankees 20 gTestsr degree than
any other engagements OF the war, was
the lieutensnt's sthtemoBt. Endorsements
were Immediately dispstchod up White river
Cur Informant being an eyewitness 10 tie de-
pHrtUre Of 10 600 from Memphis, and Il yyss
said that an equal number wonid follow Ths
Memphis papers did not publish this 1svs
Gen. Priea is represented as having large and
Splendid army which viii employ the attention
or large portion Of Grants victorious legions
Meridian Clarion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
RRRAEEs ~ NRnTEE AT.ARAHEA.


EDITORS APPEAL; have just returned
fTom hurried visit to North Alabama, and hope
the following items may not be without interest
to your readers.
I learnee from gentlemen who, for weeks, hsve
been within Rosecrans lines, that, including
twenty thousand reinforcsmenis from Grants
army, his army consists of eighty thousand In
fantry, twenty thousand cavalry, and maHy bst-
teTies Of artillery, exclusive of the force under
Burnside.
The brigades Of McGhes, Long, Dan mcCook
snd Morgan, and the Koniuclzy cavalry brigade,
Col. Watkins, passed through Madison county
The latter camp5d at Maysville. twelve miles
east of Huntsville, for several weeks, and treated
the citizens generally with great kindness
seiziug few horses, stealing no negroes, and
paying, as 6 rule, in "grsOnbacks" for forage,
etc.
It was here that Col. Watkins received his
appointment as bHgsdier-gsneral, and also lost
the Black Spy" the stallion presented to him
by Col. Alton, who, your readers viii remember
was hung, with his cousin, as a spy, at Frank
lin, Tennessee, last spring. The horse was a
perfect beauty and model.
Oa Sunday 18Th inst, being ordered to The
front, The last Ysnkee left Madison county. Col
Broeldnridgs being informed that about City
ea7slry were guarding the railroad bridge Al
Paint Rock, with 6fy men, left Guutersvi,le on
Tuesday evening the 18Th, for the purpose Of
capturing the guard but, on arriving, after
sun-up, near the bridge, and finding one hun
dred infaHtry well poHted, be did not attack
sbcm. Hs was informed by citizens that Tie
Yankees had orders to be in readiness to move
at a moments Hescs.
By twice repeated orders from Roseerans,
snd, doubtless, at the instance Of Dan McCooE,
whose brigade was then passing, Gen. Watkins
(under proiesi) had the dwellings and negro
cabins of Capt Frank Gurley and bis father de-
stroyed by fire Moses Naples was burned out
in Jackson county. The Yankees were bush
whseksd near his house. KINGSTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
The Brutality Of me Federal Causmannde-
in RRltfnore.

a Baltimore correspondent of the New York
Times, under the caption "Are we Christian
People 2" has long review Of the official con-
duet Of Major-G General SchencK, commanding
the department of Maryland. He says:
No one has desired or attempted 10 palliaie his
course in regard 20 John Glenn, who was arrest
Cd on the neTest suspicion, and sent South with
out even being allowed q servant to lead him
Although forced to 90 80 City Point be refused
to take the cath Of allegiance 10 the South,
claiming that he'Was a citissn of the Uaitsd
States, and was, consequently, sent back te the
tender moreies OF Gen. Schenek, who has not
yet decided what further erHelties are in store
for him
The case Of the csuseless turning out Of doors
Of Col WaTing and his family is familiar 10 al, ,
and his recent exploit of snesting all the mourn
ers quietly attending the burial of a Confederate
officer, and marching them through the streets
to MS headquarters, for daring to show that mari:
Of respect to deceased friend, and OBTAINING
them there, without shadow Of cause, 10 crafty
his spleen, has excited, even among his own
party, feelings Of profound contempt, which
they have not been slow TO express Time
would fail to record one little Of bis desds,
which bring Disgrace upon rs as g peOple Is
tho heaping of insult and indigpity on every ar
Take tho case of Mr.. Colin Mackenzie, the son
Of one Of the first physicians Of Baltimore. He
wss arres..ecd on the suspicion Of being about 70
raise q company to 60 South. Not shadow of
-eviaance could bs found against irm, yet he was
kept in confinement by Gen. Sehenck, and or
dered to c.sau out the area in front of the Gill.
more house, facing one Of the most public
squares Of the city. Does this come under the
head Of military punishment for persons ar
rssis,55 an suspicion Can we wonder that Nj
Nsekenzie should send back word; Schenck
can put bayonet through ras at pleasure, but
cannot feIee me to clean thAt srssi" and can
we wonder knowing Cen schenck, that this
was followed by his separation from bis family,
and expulsion TO the South Yotis there law
or iusiiee, or even decency, in this
Bat, perhaps, no case can cOmpbre IN wsnton
msligTiity with that Of the treatment of The
Rev Mr. Harrison, the islherin-lsw Of the Rev
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
The sURaEsDER AT CUMBERLAND Gar

The SURRENDER AT CUMBERLAND Car
The LYlchburg VirgiBiaa says:
An ofiiesr VINO was st The Cumberland Gep IN
The capacity Of lisUt.-eolonel Vss n this city
yesterday, and reports the following. Hs is
we'll known to us, IS a Virginian, aRd bis state
ulsut may be relied upon. He says that We bad
1900 men, were very strongly inFeUebed, aud
had plenty of guns and ammunition. When tie
enemy, numbering about SIX regiments as Is be-
lieved, commanded our forces to surrender, Gen
Frazier held a council of officers and il was
unanimously determined that the place should
be held to the la8t extremity. The officers then
took their positions, bat it was soon rumoYed
that Kentucky regiment had thrown down
their arms. This officer in question going 70
make some inquiry upon the subject observed
white Gag flying, and interrogsting Gen. Frazier
as TO wAat il meant the latter replied, stell
Gen. Jones that l have gone up taa spout
The colonel, with three hundred Of bis men,
thsR retired uumGle5ted.
he considers the surrender Of Cumberland
Gap the most disgraesiul event OF the waT--And
SO it IS. Ftszior, we believe, is a Teunsssean,
aHd betrayed his trust, OF such position would
never have been yielded without 80 mucd as
firing gun. Il is high time that's some general
were shot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
.ENERAT,
ORDERS
No. sc.
HEADQUARTERS sTEVENsON's DT-
VISION.


ATLANTA, tfa., September IA. 1863
& TIE Haor-Geuersl commanding has received
La cf1cl in1Jrulsti9n 1i The EXCHANGE q he orsr
aud men of his division
heiyug upon the patriotism ard courage u his on
go -i men, DE- assured the G1vsrnment that imus-
Aeseiy lp'n tlsir eEechluEe. tley would come for
51q fi.e 20 utmost alscrity, and bs ready 10
Acting upon this belief be haa made svsrv yr-osra.
uon fof thelr speedy and compete squ1aient ans
ana eoinlng NI D. ready for them upoa their srfvsI
u camp an1 tlele VII be nothing io prevent Them
from soon Joining heir companion la er7 s7 r-5
epa.ing iu the grBat st-rgF.s fh.f b. u .7-
naive States ron rum and devastation
70 now res with theU-s0lisrs of C-snr-ia of af-
oaua and of leuneas1at1 zh5sT vtsthsr -iIer --fIr
respond promptly 70 the summons 70 day. sua o-cs.
more rally % The support 1f cur cause or Be- fo-esF
INTO ne ranks that ihsy should glory ID hlfuz
Lett never b. said thEt men wLo chserfulIr en-
dared Hhal they did IN far distant shsstsr 81 o7s.
-lous men T11 act d b7-c t n the sisEs thsf hr
fenlaFed ne nights of F-z. burg historic viii be rs
5zu5 now when tdsF aT6 el "a up1n 90 zsther h M
1sfFlse OF their kindred zul heir fressd-s
IL lhe bugads5 Of Brrad er-( General Barton ana
s3i. A. " hsFuods vii dew us without d law *
DeeatT Gsi that Of BrgadiaI- General Cum-inT az
stone M0uItaiu Ga. and fle AIaDsma bsirafs a. ha
piaczs slresdy designated Tor l5 diHsrsut regiments
preparatory 70 moving 70 this place. The 6rtulgr-
companies viii be conducted % the places designated az
the rem lszTOHs Tor their respective brrsdea
III The quartlrua=1era department viii furnists
3urtyi1a 10 the points named on resuisitI1n -
tle commanding olcars Of regiments ana staehsd
CON paniez
By command Of Major General srEyEvsos.
JOHN / REEVE
1Fl1-eN Hlfrr suT a a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
Yanl,es Enterprl.e.

The Cincinnsi Commercial says that tie
work on the military read from Nicdolsvilla, Ky
to Knoxville, Tenn. has commenced, aud viii
be pushed with groatrspidity A thousand men
to the mile viii soon be employed. Negro Ia
boreTs have been impressed along the line of the
road, every third slave being taken, They will
be clothed and paid. Unemployed blacks who
have come into the Federal lines in the Southern
States are also being forwarded to labor on the
road They viii be paid one-tbiTd wages, the
balance being reserved to aid in proYi5iRs tt-,T
a home u foreign eaass..iy ,ynen the war Il
over The city Of Louisville has subscribed
$B00,0O4 90 the Lebanon branch of the road
and throughout tbs 5.sta shs hsaTtest eo-oBsra-
ton vail be given 70 lhe great enterprise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
PLANTA-
TION FOR SALE.

= OFFER for sale my PLANTATION. s4nstsf
4 seven mites from fHyrncEd Tires miles frr5r sSi
tons Depot aad thirty mlss from FicEsburT Ia Hizd
a01nty, His fsEipri.
The place eontailE four hunfrei and forty res III
under fenee. and about thres hundred acres -Isseg
.tis va stu4led and lsasere plantation and ia The
very best Coaaiiion with al neeesssrv iu1s,rovef.
The place " III aoid credit Of 0so t57o and fhrsa
years.
There are on th9 place sWo thousand bushels of
con some eisliy 20 ole hundred head or hag rye
crops OF potatoes W eat ard rye vita sheep caiiis
Wssous, ana 81 necessary pla tatsu la aplsmenia
There Is o. the place gin and mill, VI tn blacksmith
shop and looE
hFpY 80 me on he premises, or address me as Ray
mo1d, Hints county, Mississippi
as2 81 " G. SIHGnEror.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23

WRIT OF HsBEAs CURPus SUSPENDED
Lincoln has issued proclamation suspsndiBg
throughout he U1iisd States the writ OF Rabeas
eOrpgs IN cases military, naval or civil officers
Of ;ie United $ stes held persons under their
command or ia their custody either as prisoners
Of var. spies or aiders OF shelters Of the enemy,
OF Of 0licsEsi soldiers OF 5ssmen enrolled, draft
ed, or mustered enlisted iu OF belonging to The
land or naval i0rcss Of the Uliled States. or as
daserter5 tberefrom, or otherwise amenabla to
law, or the rules and articles Of war, etc OF for
any other ctisnse against the military and naval
seTYics-N0TthsrE paper
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
Fso FaII OF Cumberland Gap-Fhs sisza.
aioHs

Aaao z All oA CHtA - aep- nc rst-zsl-
lioHs
From The LyncRburg Republican, 1s
The unconditional surrender Of Cumberland
gan 10 the Federal forces on Wednesday, the
lIth inst, has already Seen announced in this
paper The Bristol AdB0ests Of the I7th fur
nishes the following pariieHlsTs
According 10 she hest infofmation we can
gather tho6 we're 2 100 men in The gsrriqou
when it was surronderod It's reported how
ever, that something near thousand refused TO
comply with tho surrender ard made their es
espe. OF these lailer il is said that some two
hundred belonged 20 Col Slemp's 64sh Virginia
Oar loss ia sssTes, arms, etc, must be consider.
able among them was Lsydsa's battery, Of
the 9th Georgia battalion, one Of the NEST
spisudid batteries In the service Z was present.
ted 70 Coniederacy by ths merchants Of LIVER
pOeii and was stationed nsgr his place for sew
ersl Wseks during the past summer. That sp en-
did company, tho Gilmer Grays, who were sta
toned here Inst winter, are said to be among the
captured. But we wiz not persist in narTatiDg
the siekening details We do not pretend TO
speak Adviseily but the shing is regarded in
intelligent circles here, rs being one Of the most
disgracsful oecurfenees Of tue war. The gsrri-
son is said to have been in command of Gen
Frazier, Of whom we know nothing.
That noble regiment the lst 4ennasSea haS
been recently placed on de!ashs,. service =, tba
vicinity of the gAD. aud were ovdersd 90 This
place, sns sss5R up their line Of march ht5ar on
sunday morning before the surrender, and
reached here on last Sabbath. Il Fas under
stood, since their arrival here, that the Yankees
pursued them near J6nesyills, Va II the enemy
knew the character of the men whom they pre-
tended to be pursuing, he Was no doubt shank
ful 70 his stars that the pursuit was failure.
As to the probable result Of this surrender Of
ells eap, We will not speculate fer lher bian 70
say thst we are fearful the enemy viii prosecute
BIZ journey to the salt works. There Is turn
pike road from the gap TO Essillvile, thence
there ara two parallel tufnpiIas to Saltvflle-
enc By way Of Lebanon and Hsyler's pap. the
other through the Poor valley and BY wav-of
abingdon. It Is certainly matter OF vital ism.
porfanco hat our authorities and peopls gtill
lOsk to the protection OF this interest,"
Under The head Of Later from Cumberland
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
Be-crip,icn Of goafedernre Erou-siada.

From the Manchester Examiner, August 81
Ore Of tho two iron steam rams. built By
Hassrs. Layard, at BHksnhesd, was launched
at iasiT works On Saturday, August 20, in iha
presence Of large crowd Of spectators, who
we're freely admitted mo tho yard
The vessel launched Saturday was christenad
the Ei MOnssser, OF Victory; her eousort
launched few weeks ago, being named Che z!
Fouss0n. When launched b0il vessels bore
tho English flag astorn ard the French fac
amidships.
Each are $50 ieet long, AZ beam and 10 fost
deep. Their measurement is 1850 tuns, and
their engines are 350-horss power They are
plated with four aud a half inches of non ON q
teak backing Of great thickness, bolted on 70
the franc OF he ship, which supports the inner
she'll
The decks ere also HOn-plated, and the iron
bulwErks are hinged at the lower edge, so as to
be thrown down in action. Each ram Is nierced
for six guns on each side, and they are fted on
the deck with large cupOla towers, on Captain
Coles plan, with two guns 70 each cap6Ia
Their bows ,.-2iacted under the water 20 as 10
form ram. The iron plates are 30 beautifully
planned and fitted, that it is almost impossible 10
tel whether the vessels ere plated OF not
The cupOlas are fore and ait Of the engine
house, and have an eItrome range nearly fore
and aft tbs vessel. Each ran is bark figead
having the lower mssts and yards of iron
When launched, the Ell Monasser was taken
into the 450 feet craving dock, alongside her
c0nsort El Tonsson, which Is expected to bs
ready for sea in about q month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
c.EToE. slIss . ssnlsnbsr Is.

ghfToN, MISS, September IS.
There is ne change reported IN The position Of the
Yankee forces 10 'front.' Citizens report thst thirty
negroes we're hung n VicksburR, ostersbIy for punish
rseut Of the ou.ra-es committed on Deer creek but
am ersdsby informed thss tie ng groes hnns mn.
tneers aud dosertsrs. u Is also stated thai they sFe
using The lash in most terrible manner. for oBeDses
spslnst military r. gllalons Thass negroes thai were
hing are represented b. bs smong thoFs who were
fore bly taken from heir masters and pressed iao The
ssryss On the Lacoln ths0ry t5s these negroes srs
free Asisan clilzs-a, We would be bound protect
sses. Grsut has 20 much right, under the Abolition
doctrine 70 impress INTO bis ranks AID TO punish with
sssth. for dessrtng thcn, any white c lien Of Missis
ppf; aad Il the facts represented, the Yaskee
esve7usssai vould have Ho right 20 eompisiR Eheud
We hang thirty Of her soldiers citizens ia retaiiationi
and in addition 70 Ibis as thoy make distinction IN
bsllisersut rights q white and black, We sAa hang
,ifbsr yrbi,s or black as deem best.
We eariaiaIy eve these negroes protection. They
have sarae claims upon which it woald be base to
repud ate The Yankees have 6sen securing the coun-
tv bordering on the Charleston railroad, imprssspg
lnto their service eonisnted and ioyd siaves. Why
not with she same justice Impress loyal white Who
are within thatr rsaeh4 According 10 theE ewn doe,
trine, there Is 10 ;.acton. L Is cruel and shameful
h1s % aow these bisots to be forced into the Yankse
srHg' a Is hEs that the great msjority oi shem
who come ia contact with ths enemy 60 with theri
willingly. and with Hhass disposition by the Yankees
io0bi the pEopristy 4 interfering As much rs rspud
ats iHterierenoe on ihzir part when the blacks f again
into our hsDdsi but 1h ths other class Who are fore
from home and then Impressed into the ranks 10 sabt
.vainSt thoge 20 whom they ere duty, aud who have
bslF aifsoii0ns aud ymPahes. It Is amply nonsrons
sad si luIs not Do SLOWED without fssrfa retaa,io
The portanes OF paaag bisek men beyond their reach
s 80 srsss aud mmediaie' that cannot refran from
urging t sgsn sud again It's wiihia the undOubtsd
sphere Of legitimate military authority and ] Am Of
me opinioa thst the saasral who neglects 1t too
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
EXCHANGE NOTICE. En. 6.

hIcHHoSD. September %, 1858.
IL - iouogns Coafed rate cfiesrs ard men. cap
a tured at Veksb1rg MizssslBpI JuIv AL IsFs NJ
s-i lasniiy psro-'o have been duiy exchanged and
diViaiou.
The oiaeeTs and men % Zen. Bowsn's division.
5rEsds.
me oile7rs and men o. tie I'd Texas rel zilasui
p n oi1eers al1 El-u q Wau's Legion
o. All1, at Couta1srafs oficsrs ana ulsu who have
9aen ce iTsraa a. City Point any lus previous 10
5uiy -o-A, 1903 have been duiy sEcbauzad ed zrs
l-rit tJ - l1eiare1 ROBERT QULD.
felstT agent o. Esr.ts-rr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-23
TAKE WARNING!

EgvE5T EOW-suUN you CANNOT.
YOU WANT A EOME-WE WANT C8NF EDE,
RATE MONEY
NOW FOR A TRaDG-two hun5red and Ery
~ acres, more OF s-g one LEndred a-d seventy i've
ID wood, ihe very alcs hat gril gsy fer iha land
7o1n 7evsutF-lV8 sCTss ll a state q cnltiFat8r
The osst prospect FOR f.ult llst is zu0an 20 near the
city. k-evCu lundrst selected Apple tress one hur-
cred and twenty Ave now bearing hundred and
hfty P5Hca Trees Cherry P um QBiucss Psars. Ever
BrariuE Kimberly, sic-
Fine Garden Dwell ing, Ia 5s ard convenient Eiteh-
en-, store rooms, 3sFyanis r-o-1s Also siU Negro
y, ases carriage HOUSE 2t-blss, Jnbs Cow Houss-
ali roony ana G nvellelt, undc- one roof sud new
tlAt you lnay BE- conviDUod th-s . TIE PLACE. 60
AID zee for yourselI
or IHE MARTETTA R8AD,
Eour miles non lie ear shed dssrsbls hcms. CaE
viii go ou1 Eilh you aud Zee it
"a. @. CATCE & CO.,
1c&I lW Aur-iuuaarr ana 2 r Uralrrr-.