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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24
BUsINESG NOTICE.

a H. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE FIRM
"A Of r. - snowden a Co, up TO the lst OF jan
uary, 1862, either by note " account and likewise
those indebted 20 j. p. Snowdeu Co., from IL jan
uary ls62 tost july 1888 are earnestly requcstcdt 20
cali aud settle. Union and Plantors' Bank notes
will be received at par until the let Of neceober
next j. 10 SNOWnEN GO,
No. A Cherry street, Union a7d American bigck.
b We are receiving large additions % our
present stock Of Family Groceries, Including fine old
Mines WHISTLES, Bandios and cigar wbich We are
prepared 10 sell az the lowest market price
sep2l-lm j. b. =. GO
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24
Notice.

VHls n To NOTIFY All PERSONS, WHAra0
4 EYEt, that all Powers Of Attorney haru-.ilro
granted by mo 20 A. Lathr0p In relation 10 Lands
Ina Monroe county, Ionueasoo aud Also In Livingston
county, Kentucky, also Ina relation 90 any Attorney
bus'uo Of mine, whatsoever, .are her10J roYoksa
aud auuulcd.
TO pectuuyI
A.. n. COOK
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24

1t is stated that 100000 slaves have
been run into Texas from Louisiana and
Mississippi, aud yet they sell at $4,000
10 $4,000 each.--EroRa0ge,
In Confederate money, worth G cents
on'the dollar Two 5000 kittens for one
S10O0pup.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24
Strayed or stolen,

E'BOM THE PICKET ROPE, OF 90. G, 7TH
II Re lucky, Volunteer Cavalry, On the night Of
the 18th Of september, BROW HORSE, five
years old last spring, about l53 hands high, little
white one hind loot, left eye little blemshed,
and is extra saddle horse aud also, at the
time and place, GRAY HORSE, i've years old
about IS hands high, aud alao good sadd horsci
and neither OF the above horses was branded with
Government brand
ANY person giving me informant N concerning
theni, will be literally rewarded. and II found aud
brought 10 me ia Camp, will pay liberal reward
for their deliveranoe.
ROBERT SCOTT, Capt.
sep20-lWn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24

one vineyard in California has al
ready sent out fifteen thousand bottles
0. wine this season. October is the rip,-
ming month.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-24
NOTICE Important to Suffers
and Country Merchants.

IN CONS EQUENCE or THE DEATH OF Mr.
i W. W CLRMhNs, we will, from this day, dis
pose Of our entire stock, embracing complete as
sortment Of suters' Goods, Tobacco, Ciyars etc AZ
Eastern prices.
The attention OF Suffers and others respectfully
called q. AUERBAOH
r +. RUNNEILS
No. 525 Main n. between Fifth and Sixth
Louisville, Sept. Is, lS63. lsep23-lm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Cox Seen Through.

Not long since The Hon SAMUEL Cox, o.
Ohio, indnlgeu 10 speech in Congress
which in its tone of servility to the South
ern traitors has never been surpassed by
any former effort of the Hon Sunset ora
tor Referring to this speech the Rich
mond Enquirer observes
Hon. Mr.. Cox, democrat from Ohio, /,
wooing South Carolina, who appears to be
an old fame of his, and it declares thai
such melody as the music of Cox NIGH
melt the heart of palmetto log-but The
irail creature is coy.
After joking Mr.. Cox in this style, the
rebel editor proceeds to irhjcr the unKind
est cut of all. when he charges Mr. Coz
with being a merccnary lover, governed 10y
interested aud moi very honorable motives
Hear what he says:
The seductive song Of the impassionpd
swain means, Help US, Carolina, to "a Demo.
cratic ticket for next Congress, and yOu
shall hare part C( lie Steaiings Have
We not always, oh. child Of the sun lived
and loved and stolen together How of.
Ten have our hands met in he pockets oI
the same innocent public and fondly pressed
one auO'her U'tihOxt our dear South
The Democrats can pluadcr no more Witt
out thee that once uuterIfrd parry pms
IN isolation aud despair it is one blad c
pair OF scissors II is he half of II no /
aud eye So sings the swain of OHIO +
VIII Carolina hatkeu to the gay seducei
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

Ph1vArEERING The IrtJune's special
from Washington Of Wednesday states that
the Committee of the Chamber of Com.
merce had an interview with the Presi
dent the day, previous at which u ey urged
him 10 make arrangements forthwith to is.
'ne letters of maj que and reprsal under the
recent act Of Congress. Their argument,
are understood to have made u strong i'm
preston upon Mr.. LincoIn A contrary
view, however. was subsequently urged by
Senators who were prominent in opposition
to he passage of he law. They represent
ed to the President the dangers Of foreign
war in case be should do what is asked o.
him The ouij.cr is understood to have
been before The Cabinet at its meeting ou
Wednesday.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
New York Cattle marEst.-narsh ..

At the opening there was not over l 800
on sale. There came in Oh Saturday by the
New Jersey Central and Erie, and Que train
on the Hudson on Sunday TWAS known
that large supply was likely to arrive the
market opened dull al abont the rales as
last week-that is, s9l0c. y h net for the
meat. seller sinking otial. About noon, 500
head came in aud during the afternoon more
arrived, and trade continued slow, many of the
buyers preierriOg TO wait till all the stock ar
rives that is expected to night. We notice
that some Of the brokers are anxious TO sell
out to-day aud accept. buyers offers more
freely than last week. O;hers hold their stock
as stif as though it was certain that the. whole
is lu:.and that with such short supply they can
easily get an advance. Are 10 market Tor q
couple Of hundsed army bseves. and wiling to
pay 9(99ac % 10 net for good shipping cattle.
The hog maTkst is lightly supplied, and prices
advanced TO 6ic. y 10, live weight. for th'
bsst The sheep. Markst 10 wRdi sle, v ID
hvs weight
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

The HerGIds states that the expedition
which started few days ago to traverse
the neck of laHd between the Rdppnhan
nock-and Mattapony rivers, returned on
Sunday to Falmouth. Another smuggler>'
nest was broken up and the smuggIers cap.
tured also several rebel officers. A vau
able 10 OF medlcul stores contraband goods
such as boots and shoes, caps, blankets,
&c, and q Number of horses and mules
taken. SeveryI boats engaged in carrying
goods across the RapPahanuock we're des.
troyed, and large, wareh ouse, filled with
~heat md corn ready for transportation
burned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

The London Times announces that the
Confederate three million sterling was taken
by Earlinger & Co Of Paris and Frank
fort
The relief ship Achlle, from Ph'ladcl.
pha, reached Liverpool on the 22d nit.
A monster meeting at Manchester adopt,
ed an address OF thanks 10 America and
presented il to the officers of the George
Grswold with immense enthusiasm.
In the House Of Lords, al the request OF
Lord Russell, the motion for correspond
ence with the Confederate Commissioner,
IN relation to recognition was postponed
till March I'd.
The Polish question attracts great attsn.
lion. and insurrectonary movements cou
tinae. France takes very decided ground
against the intervention of Russia and il
favor Of concession to the Poles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
The Fight At FrsnkIln.

The fight between Van DorR's command
and q Union force of three regiments OF
infantry, about 500 cavalry, aud one bat
terry, took place at Sprngvile, I3 mile.
sou of Franklin Col CoburU's three
regiments Of infantry were cut to pieces OIL
captured by the Rebel forces. They fought
desperately, but the ammunition became ex
hausted F; aud the Union troops, overpowcr
ed by su )erioF numbers, were either killed
or captured Tue cavalry aud artillery gol
oh safely. No reinforcement from Gen
Gilbert at Franklin reached the scene o
action There were seven regiments o
Union troops at that place Van Dorm il
reported 10 have $4,000 men under hi
command.
Further de'sils Of the 6ght say that 6v,
regiments Of infantry aud one battery o
TIA 18th Ohio, with the 9th PeDgsylyaui,
and I'd MiehigaH Cavalry, all under com
maHd Of Col. COburH of The 23d Iudiasa
advanced on Spring Hill on the 4th inst
Several spirited skirmishes took pIac,
during the day, our troops camping four
miles distant.
On the 5th a movement was apparent
and during seme disorder on our left, the,
suddenly opened on our men with ihreI
batteries. 90 different points, at the sam,
time. The eDemy also appeared on eacl
faux, in greatly superior force The un
equal contest was maintained with grea
determination. with heavy loss on bot
sides, and resulted unfortunately to ou
troops large part Of the 33d Indians
l9Ih Michigan. 22d Wisconsin. and 35t
Indiana, with the most Of their cOmmi
stoned officers, being captured.
Oar artillery and cavalry wers success
fully withdrew. The l24th Ohio was oa
bat returned without loss. The Rebs
force was infantry with heavier artiller
than ours. 4
Gen. Gilbsrt's noSasiion in failing /
reinforce Col. Cobnsa 10 severely seDsare
hy sGAesss ard mea
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
The Paper Duty.


Thr Piess Uf the country has asked Con.
z ee for reduction OF the duty Oh Impoll.
ed paper, ana the response 10 that call
does II 10 credit, either tor wise sense oI
justice, Or tor nCldIng Itself above the COZ
rupting and controlling Influences Of the
mImmon Of unrlgbteouSness. We asked
for bread aud IL has given Us stone, aud
we are constr aimed 10 believe that this uu.
just result was attained through The inter
position OF the paper combinations of the
country, which is expressing both publish
sr aud reader.
Among the is5t things done by COug'eS'
was he passing of biii reducing the duty
on paper from lhirIy.tye 10 twenty per
cent. on the value oil The lnportatIOns. -
TnIs Is but half measure, aud will have
but slight etiect in remedyiug he evil com.
piained cf. Tue newspapers make shift
. gel Oh, some by raising their prices aud
reducing their expeuceS so that some by
mSIng paper OF 30 poor quality their lm'
pressions are almost ilegIOle. Tue reading
world is the greatest sufferer.
Ii The committee which had charge OF
the subject had recommended much great
er reduction OF the paper duty, or au euIire
repeal, II is very likely that Congress would
have followed their recuuIn endatIOD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

The Rebel Secretary Of War makes some
very important admissions III his last report
regarding the SlrUgeucy of the blockade,
and the difficulty ot obtaining supplies for
the army. He appreheuds no officially i'll
obtaining Sufiicleucy of arms aud am
muultion, but tue question Of subsistence Is
an ALA mug one. Toe harYesiS UT the past
season have not generally proved props
IIouS, aud not withotandlugthe mnch larger
breadth Of land devoted to the culture OF
cereals aud loruge, the prodncL in many ex-
teuslve districts is below the average.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Rman.lpatIsn b. rIl..eurl.


The failure Of Congress to furnish mate
rial aid for the Accomplishment " emsact
Tss!ss i Missouri, rs staggering blew &c
the good cause in that State The Miss
SuEi DsnmOerat prsuounses IL pslpabl'
brssch Of faith, sHd says il would have bes'
infinitely better had Congress never made
the shsW Of llberslity il did, when it failed
SO completely Of its ful6llneut. The gold
en- fruitlhungsriPe and ready to be gather
cd, buiiCongren neglected the opportunity
to garner il Congress refused to give
freedom 10 territory az largo as New
England, aud containing . milliss aud 9
snd a quarter inhabitants. For this result
tho Democrat claims that the Republiesa
members Of Congress stand fairly RESPONSE
ble, and says not one of them but should
hung bis head in shame when be meets &
liberty loving constituency,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Brlllsh FI.,t :, nnmn,an


The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
the Philadelphia InQSirsr writes (March
Sd) as follows;
A British neet is graduslly gathering in
hamPton Roads. The Vcsuvius and Pc.
trel have beeu in the harbor the mas, waek
and last night the English sic erp of war
Desperate arrived there from Charleston.
and will probably remain for some time,
The collection Of this fleet Of Angle rebels
evidently means something. The rebels
have had another vision os The milleunium.
as they console themselves with the idea
that on or about the Sth OF March Nor.
folk is again to fall iRtO their hands. How
this thing is to be accomplished has not
yet transpired, but may not the British
mcn.ofwsr now in these Roads be in the
secret Of the rebel plot to recap,ure Nor.
folk City, and to this fact intend to be
" illnesses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

CALIFORNIA. Brown late editor o.
the Ohio Farmer, who was sent as special
Agent Of the Treasury Department, to The Pa
she to investigate various questions that have
arisen on that coast, has presented report
The evidence submitted shows that Robert
Stevens, Superintendent of the mint a. San
Francisco, has app inted or retained in Office,
dishonest or vicious men, and the proofs SO
stroug that be will probably be removed.
The report, although it does not impuie 10
Ira P. Rankin, Collector OF San Fraucisc }, NAL.
feasance 10 Office makes disclosures which may
lead to his resignation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

denounced as pirates, why, l submit that
II requires more than ordinary composure
10 listen. Yankeesl They are the Kniek.
erbocksrs Of New York. and when they
peril their lives aad shed their blood 10 de.
tense Of the Constitution Of the country
and the union Of the States, he who de.
n0unces them as pirates and byenas is for
getiul Of the priuciples Of truth aud honor
that should govern the laRauage Of a gen le.
man. We have nOthiSg 10 do but ts Ggbt
this war through.
The patriotic Democrats are up 10 arms a.
gainst the subaissOnists of the Vallandigham
stripe, and such are some Of the ulterancsS Of
the leaders in New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Sale Of Real Estate
By Order Of the Court of PrObaJ

By Order Of the Court Of Probate.
N Pursuance of an o der of the Court
Of Probate of the County Of Ashtbua Ohio wall oT for
sale at
Public Auction, Saturday the 4th day April,
1863 between hours O'Clock three o'clock PM
Of said day. upon the premises the following described
Real Estate,
he property Of Thomas A. Smith, deceased to wit.
The undivided onehalf Of the following described real
tate situate in the village of Ashabua, and county OF Asha-
Ia and state OF Ohio and bounded follows 10 wit on the
East by Main Street. 10 said village South BY line parallel
with the North line Of the lot known the Fisk Sman
lot and five feet North tbereom West by line par el
with said Main Street and hundred aud ten ie1
hererom and North by line parallel with the south
line herein described, and twenty and one-hs (SSl
feet distant herelrO together with equal rights WIN other
occupants Of said premises TO their interests IN the aey on
the South line of said lot being the equal ana undivided
half OF the and Lot formerly occupied by Prentice
Smith To be sold subject TO the dover estate OF Sarah
Smith, widow Of said Thomas A. smith, deceased therein
upon the following terms, to wit in hand ana
the baaOce ia two equal annual PAYMENTS with interest the
payments 10 secured by mortgage upsn the land Sold
Epprnissd al S60I SO. HENRY FAsSETT, Administrator
De Bonis Non OF Thomas A. Smith, decd.
AshtAbula. March 5, 1868. 5t6SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

The Rebel Captain Moseley, with his
command, entered Fairfax Court. Fl ouse
Mooday morning, and captured Provost.
Marchars patrols, horses, &C.. together
with Gen. Sloughton aud all the men
detached from his brigade They also
took every horse which could be found,
public aud pivate
A TINES Washington dispatch state
that uine citizens of Fairfax were arrested
there to day aud sent the Old Capitol Pris.
on, charged with having pioled the rebels
IN the late raid upon that ace. Col.
johnson follow after the rebels with q cav
airy force so sharply as to recapture 80 or
40 Of the olen horses.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

The Tribnns's despatch states that pri-
vate letters from, London speak with alarm
Of the feet which y 10 pregress Of coast
fartiOn in England and Scotland for the
rebels. Our Government is urged to de-
mand that they be forbidden to sail on their
err"nd OF destruction to American com.
merce, lhrea, Of open war being, in the
opinion ofwti,ers, u sure aud only means
Of putting an end 10 these secret hostilties.
In high official quarters here similar views
are entertained
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

A Cincinnati diapatch states that division
Of UuioB cavalry at Unionville, Tenn, on the
9Th inst, hogged Russsl's Rebel cavalry, cap
turing 81 wagons, 25 tents, 80 horses and
mules aud all their camp eq"ipage, Captains
. Lieuteuants, and 50 privates. The Rebel:
had SO killed asd $50 wounded Our forces
9th Pennsylvania and 4th Michignn) lost none
killed, and but two wOunded-so says the dis
match
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

The War; The expedition under Col.
Phelps, which left Belle Plain in steamers
on Tuesday Tor Northumberland County,
Va, was successful, aud returned to head
quarters on Saturday. The troops visited
Hearthyille, which they found deserted by
The Rebels. Then, throwing out large for
aging parties, they succeeded in capt Lring
1000 bushels Of corn, 80 horses aud mules,
aud large number of ine beef cattle
Two postofices aud seve al stores were
visited, aud Two important Rebel mail
captured The cavalry also seized a mum.
mer OF horses aud mules SOme prisoner,
were taken, among them Col, Claybrook,
prominent Rebel officer aud Two clerks
in the departments at Richmond, with u
quantity of correspondence for Citizens ol
BdIumUIe, and Official papers addressed to
parties ln Loudon, 10 tue care Of Barring
Brothers. The country was deserted auu
almost bJIIen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

P~The session Of the Indiana LegIs Ia.
ture terminated on Monday last BY limita.
tion. The "butternut" members Of the
House refused to give up their unconstitu-
tiOnalscbemes to deprive the Governor Of
bis Constitutional powers, and the annual
and other appropriation bills failed. The
State however, It is said can be carried on
despite this failure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
NeuYorI, nInrknt-Mnrch II.

CottOn-In moderate demand GALES at s6@s7c for mid
ding uplands
FlOur-Maket l0ai5c lower and less doing. The &C.
1880 eXha state ST,6i615,I5 TO good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio 81 5000 10 trade brands
Market closing dull.
WheRt-Market dull and nominal and DC lower Sales
fair winter red western at Sill The nominal quotations
Chicago spring sl,I06l 81 Milwaukee club Sl,6ld
1855 winter red western $l,7l@lT6
Corn-Less doing and prices fully &c lower, closing
heavy and unsettled Sales at g9ic for sound
western S2G9l for unsound Included in sales "a, 900
bush far mixed western in store at 9Oc.
Osts-Less active. Sales at sO9s3e for to
prime. ..sH
Lard-MArket dull and lower. Closing sales lO1la
Ike
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
NswHnmn,h,r. ELECTION.

Returns from about two thirds Of theStaiC
indicate that the Legislature will be largely
Republican that there has been no choice
of Governor by the people, and that the
three Republican members of Congress
have been elected. al hough there is some
doubt about the FIRST.
100 towns foot up: Gilmore, Is, GAO
Eastman, l5,903 f; Hartman, l20o0.
LArER-1he returns from about l75 towns
give Gilmore. "a SSl, Eastman 25T22. IIarmau
1913. The returns indicate there is no elec.
tion OF Governor by the people. The Repub
licaus will have a majority in Governors Coun
ell, Sencie, aud House Of Representatives. L
is believed hat ali The Republican candidates
for Cougre-s ate elected. The majoiities in The
lsl and % districts will be small.
Sill Later. The election is still very
close. If Judge Il stman is not elected by
a ma aioity Of votes, he viii only wan; IL
few bundled His plurality ever g ilmore
Wll be from 900 TO 5000
In the LIST Cong essionai Districts it is
pi obabIe that Marcy, (Demoerat, is elect.
ed by from 200 10 800 majority
II will he necessary to have the offi3ial
account 10 accede the 2ud and 81 Dist.
liets
The Republicans will have nearly as
large a majority as last year. The Senate
stands six 10 six. Pethaps the opposition
to the Democratic patty may have secured
seven or eight OF Twelve members.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14
Ofconrae I

The New York World did not like the great
Union war meeting, held at the Cooper Insli-
tSts on Friday evening last. 1t could not open
iy oppose its object-but theu it was going to
disorgaDize and carry disorder into the Demo
cratic partyI' What confession Was this
4 great popular demonstration iu New York,
in support Of the Government and against re.
belliou. would injuriously effect the Democrat
is party" D)ubtiess victory over the rebels
would have the same effect upon he "butter
sut' or "peace Democracy" though it would
se hailed with delight BY every patriotic Dem
serat 10 the land
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-14

ExrcurivE MANSION, March 10. 1858.
In pursuance Of the 26th section Of an
act Of Congress, entitled An act for en-
rolling aid calling out the national foi ces," I"
approved on the 3 | of March, 1868, |,
Abraham Linceln, President and Comnsn-
der.in Chief Of the Army aud Navy Of the
mand that oil soldiers enlisted or drafted
into the service Of the United States now
absent from their regiments without leave,
shal forthwith return to their respective
regiments aud | do hereby declare and
proclaim that oil soldiers now absent f ON
their respective regiments without leave,
who shall, on or before the lst Of April lS
63, report themselves ut any rendezvous
designated by the General Orders Of the
War Department. No SO, may he restored
TO their respective regiments without punish.
ment. except the forfeiture of pay aud al
lownnces during their absence, aud oil aho
do not return within the time above specified
shall be arrested as deSerters and punished
as the law provides.
Aud whereas evil disposed and disloyal
persons, at sundry places. have enticed aud
procnied soldiers 10 desert and absent them.
selves IRON heir regiments, thereby weak
ening the strength Of the armies and pro
longing The war, and giving aid aud com
fort to The cnemy, aud cruelty exposing the
gallant aud faithful soldiers remaining in
the ranks 10 increased hard>hips aud danger
| do therefore call upon oil patriotic aud
faithful eli zens 10 oppose and resist the
atUre mentioned dangerous aud tieaSona
bIe crimes aud to Did in restoring 10 their
regiments all soldiers absent without leave,
aud 20 assist in the execution OF the act Of
Congress ior enrolling aud calling out the
national 10. ceS aud ior other purposes, and
10 support the proper authorities in the
losecu,On and punishment of offenders
against said Act, aud in suppressirg the
inSurrcc ion and rebellion. In testimony
whereof | have hecunto set my hnud -
Done at The Ci.y Of Washington this 10Th
dNv Of March, A d. 1868, and Of he
Independence OF The United States, the
STth.