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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-15
From the DarSe County, Ohio De meerat.
A ddrcss of Hon. &. l.. Vall;aMdig
mann TO the Democracy Of Ohio
CINCINNATI, o., May 5lh.l

To the Democracy Of Ohio:
am here in a military bastile for no 9th
CIR offense than my political opinions. aud
the defense of them, and of the rights of
the people, and of your constitutional liberty
Speeches made in the hearing of thousands
OF you, in denunciations of the usurpations
of power, attractions of the Constitution
aud laws, and of military despotism, were
the sole cause OF my arrest and imprison-
ment. | am 3 Democrat-for the Consti-
tuition, for law, for the ULion, for liberty
this is my only crime. For no disobedience
to the Constitution, for no violation of law,
for no word. sign, or gesture of sympathy
with the men OF the South, who are for
disunion and Southern independence. but in
obedience TO their demand, as we'll as the
demand of Northern Abolition disuniouists
aud traitors, am here in bonds to- day !;
hrt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-15
Sale Of Real Estate.

Or after the 23d day Of MAJ. 1888 will oesv A
~ private SALE faP Twenty three Iundrsd ana SITS
sic Dollars In Cash down. and the ressdue two sQus
annual instalnsnts, with Int lroun date.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-15

Leaves fall, hut 10, the young buds peep.
. Flowers die, hut siiii their seed shall btcJuii
From death the quick young life shall leap,
~ When spring shall come and touch the t"m'
The splendid shiy er Of brave blood
10 thrilling through our country row.
And she who in old times withstood
The tyrant. lifts again her brow.
Gods precious charge We sternly keep
Until the final victory;
With freedom will live, or sleep
With our grent dead who set US Tree,
God forget Is when we forget
To keep the old flag ing yet.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-15
Obi Get and Intent Of the Rebellion.

Commanding Department of the Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
W ashington, Apnl 81.

The Treasury Department has for some
days past been sending ut the prelimin-
airy certificates in connection with the
National Banking Associations. Under
the currency and banking law, this Ger.
tiicate require applicants 10 state the
name and title of the association, its loca-
ton, and where its operations Of discount
and deposits are To be carried on, the
amount of the capital stock, the name and
residence Of each OF the stock holders,
with the number Of shares held by each
and the time and business Of the ass0ca
ton is to commence. fha certificate Is
made in order that the subscribers may
avail themselves of the advantage of the
act to provide National currency, secur-
ed by pledge of T. s. stock, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof. Approved February a5ih, 1868.
The blanks will be filed SO as to show
the numerical orner of the orga nizstion
and the locality.
Lord Lyons expects to spend the sum
mer in Washington
Richmond papers of the 18th, contain
nothing OF Importance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
Queen Of the West
Re-captured.
PARTICULARS OF BOMBARD-
MENT AT WARRENT0N.
Reported EvaCua ton
Of ViCkSburg!
THE VESSEL PETERH0FF TO BE
WITHHELD
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MINFORDSyILLE EXPEDITION |!
A PRIZE STEAMER CAPTURED.
Washington, April 22


The Navy Department has received the
following official dispatch, dated u. s.
steamship Pensacola. off New Orleans,
April 18th
On the morning of the eth ult., at
about daybreak, Admiral Farragut, in the
Hartford, engaged the batteries at War.
renton, three miles below Vicksburg, and
passed below, and on the morning Of the
99th ult., before daylight, the Albatross
having taken fuel and supply of pro.
visions from barge which had been foat-
cd Gown the previous morning by Admir-
81 Porter, il also passed the Ma+rea.ea
batteries and anchored near the flag shin
about / a. m.
The wharf boat Vicksburg. having
broken edrift from her moorlngs at the
city and floated down, and ran ashore 90
posite to where the Hartford and Alba.
tross we're anchored
During the day an officer was sent on
board OF the vicksburg, where be found
that all her machinery had been removed
She had nothing on board save four mus
kets and accoutrements.
While the Admiral was hesitating as
to the property Of retaining her as wharf
or rather depot, the rebels came down
and on the night Of the 30th burned her.
Switzerland, Hartford and Albstross,
after being all filled with coal and pro.
visions, passed Warrenton the morning of
the 3lst ult., and at daylight the little
squadron proceeded down the river to
starner's plantation, where on our pass
ing we tad seen the wreck of the Indian
Ola. ws found no traces of the wreck, but
learned 1t had shidped off into deep water
during TIE late gale We anchored here
and remained till about ESQ p. m when
we proceed down and engaged the battery
at Grand Gulf. This battery consisted
OF some two or three heavy guns sent
down from Vicksburg. One of these
guns was mounted upon steamer which
bad been concealed up the Big Black
River. The enemy had also light Geld
battery.
They rtruck the Switzerland twice, do
ing no d. mage, The Albatross was not
struck at all The Hartford was struck
OILY once Out tins shot killed one man.
This was the only casually.
We passed this battery in about fifteen
minutes and anchored below Grand Gulf.
destroying, on our passage down, large
number OF skffs.
On the morning of the 10th, when we
got under way, about o'clock a. NJ. and
proceeded down to bayou Sara, where We
stopped and seized upon aud threw into
the river about 10. 900 sacks of corn and
beef aud proceeded on our way to Port
Hudson where we anchored about miles
above the batteries.
On the 9th and evening of the 7th inst,
at O'Clock. the writer OF this communi
cation, the Secretary of the Rear Admiral,
lett The Hartford and boarded the Rich.
mond of Baton Rouge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, April 81
The Persia from Liverpool. 18th, via
Queenstown, 18th has arrived with two
days later news from England.
France and Austria sent simultaneous
dispatches to Russia concerning Poland.
Dispatches friendly but conveys intclligi
bic warning that Russia is making active
military preparations.
The Post says the American blockade
is the only efficient mode the North now
have Of carrying on the war Maritime
powers may have to consider how long
such warfare shall continue. Consider.
bic activity in Confederate loan--half per
cent premium; similar figures in Paris.
The Shipping Gazette points to the cx-
pediency of conveys for British vessels in
the West Indies, aud learns it is the in
tention of France TO protect shipping 10
the same mannsr.
The polish rebellion apparently gains
strength.
Liverpool, llth.--Cotton quiet and
unchanged.
Brssdstuffs heavy, tending downward.
Provisions dull and declining.
Bacon active.
Consols for money 99i092}. Erie
47@4S; Ill. Central 44@43 per cent. dis.
count.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
New York, April %

-
The Herald's letter from New Orleans
l4th. has news from Brashear City of the
utmost Importance. The enemy evacuat
cd has works at Centreville last night. bu
viii probably be captured entire, as he j.
enclosed ba.ween Growers forces on ON,
side, and those of Emery and Weitzel on
the other. He is leaving all his guns
and ammunition behind him.
Steamer Dema, lately taken from u
9, will certainly be recaptured, as the U
3. steamer Clifton has removed the OBJ.
structiOns ia the river, aud is rapidly ap
preaching her.
The ram Queen of the West was cap
fnrad from the ensmy In Grand Lake, nj
~ O'Clock in the morning, Capt. Fulle,
commander, and all her crew and officer,
n1nberng 80 souls in all arc now prison
en- q Boswick Bay. The capture Of the
Ooeen OF the West is the most important
and I consider the whole sffair as . vie
tory Of immense advantage to the Uniol
cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Philadelphia, April %.

Philadelphia, April %.
The Bulletin of this city has the fol.
lowing dispatch;
Cincinnati. April 22.
A special dispatch from Memp bis to
the Cincinnati Gazette gives the follow
ing particulars of the passage Of Vicks-
burg batteries. Seven gunboats and one
ram, the one taken from the rebels
and three transports started ON Thursday
last to run the blockade. All went well
until about two.thirds the way down, when
the bills back Of Yioksburg were lit up
with large fires. Tho transport Forrest
Queen ut once returned, and the ienry
Clay was compelled TO stop, Several
shots struck her below water line and 9th
ers passed through her. All hands made
for ha.boat as the boat was sinking 1t
is believed all were lost The pilot float.
ed down the river on plank and was
picked up opposite Warrenton. The
Forest Queen was considerably damaged I,
and had her steam drum shot AWAY. At
last accounts heavy firing was heard in
the vicinity Of Wsrrenton, supposed to
be the gunboa,s Smelling tie batteries at
that place There are II Sunboats below
Vick burg now, including three under
Farragut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Especial to Tribune.l
Cincinnati, April 10.

The Grand Union mass meeting at
Hamilton, Butler county, the Gibraltar
OF Democracy in Vallandighsm's district.
Saturday, was an immense affair. All
the railroads ran an extra train, and the
people from the adjoining towns came in
By the thousands. The crowd, within y
fair estimate, was at least twenty thous.
and. Speeches we're made by General
Burnside, Gov. Morton, Gov. Tod, Col.
Stanley Matthews, H. Winter Davis and
other distine uished persons.
The Provost Marshal of Kentucky il.
sued an order on Saturday, SURPRISING
the Cincinnati Enquirer, in tia; State
The copies in the Cuvington post office
were destroyed, and the newsboys were
prevented from pcddling them, General
Burnside has since revoked the order. on
the ground that the Provost Marshal was
exceeding his authority, and because the
Genera! believes that be can regulate such
matters letter under his famcu order. No.
20, which he will ripidly enforce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23

Two rebel deserters are upon the Min
neanta. They state they belonged to tbs
Merrlmse No. g; that they had recently
left her lyias ~ the distractions near Fl
Darling on the james river, and whsr
thy left large number of workmeu wer.
engaged in removing Instructions from
the river at that point. For what pur,
pose is not stated.
The steamer Carrie Martin arrived a
TT. Monroe this a. m. with Gen. ilallcck
where he was joined by Maj Gen. Dix
and they both proceeded on the way I,
Suffolk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Especial to Es ching Post. !

Washington, April Sl.
There are fresh rumors flying every
day about Charleston and Admiral Du-
pont.. The truth seems to DO that the
brief attack upon Fort Sumter was a
heavy reconnaissance, which might easily
have become the grand attack This re
connoisance revealed TO Admiral Dupont
his strength and his weakness, so that he
will be better prepared for the work in
hand, should be renew the attack. The
statements that the President was very
angry with the Admiral. that be is to be
removed, and that the President peremp-
torily ordered second attack are all
groundless. There Is % Le second at
tack, but Dupont will probably lead it,
and no unpleasant dispatches have been
sent to him. He will, however, make
the attack only when in his own judg,
ment he thinks fit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
New Y ork, A pril 29.

kdvices from Port R ,yal state all the
Monitors are being iron plated on decks
number of artisans from the army as.
sisting.
Attempts are said TO have been made
by rebels at Charleston to raise the keo.
kuk, but with What success Is not stated
The weather is getting uncomfottsbly
warm, but the health of troops and navy
continues good.
A large steamer is reported to have rnr
out of Charleston on the night Of th,
18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
New Ynrk. Anril 22,

In the matter of the claim Of the u.
District Attorney for the mails Of the
Peterhoff to be given up by him, Judge
Bolts. to-day, rendered an vpinion in the
u. s. District Court of t,ds city. He
held that the District Attorney was the
master of the case that as the public
prosecutor be hes the right to withhold
such evidence ~ he might soc fit, and if
he refused 10 permit the mails to be opened
and asked that it be given up to him, he
was entitled to it. On this decision the
mail was delivered to the District Attor-
ney, Smith, and by him at once uans
mitted to the British Consul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Louisville, April 22.

The Mamfordsville expedition to Ce.e-
- has returned to Glasgow, having des-
1royed the town Of Celsna, 100,OOO lbs.
81 bacon, 5000 bushels Of wheat and corn.
100 barrels each of whisky and -four. .
quantity Of sugar, tea. coffee. salt and
oshsr stores aud 40 boats used by the
rsheis 10 transporting supplies.
The rebels admit loss of 80 killed
Col. Gnbam thinks their loss was great
Or than that.
The Federal loss was one killed and
one miss ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Washington, April 81.

!, Inc feterhof case was up to-day in
the Cablnet Meeting full with the cx-
oepuon OF Mr. Chase All Official docu-
nen's were On the table, aud the smprss-
wen derived from indications after brcak-
ing Up vas that the majority Of con.tiss.
ronsl advisers were in f.,or - IaII..
90 70 the vessel and opening her mail
There are presidents within ,hs ,,n;,. -
he was - authorize the latter act "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Chicapo. A nril %

NHIV5gOi AFflI II.
The election for municipal officers yes
terdsy passed OF quietly, notwithstand,
ing the great Interest felt among the vo
ters. The votes polled number twenty
thousand three hundred. For Mayor,
Sherman, (Dem.,) received majority Of
ll8. The balance of the ticket is elected
BY little larger majority. The Council
stands twenty Democrats to twelve Re-
publicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
New York, April %.

The British prize steamer, Gertrude
arrived to- day, captured the 10Th, of
Harbor Island. by the U. s. gunboat Van
derbllt, after chase of several hours
She was bound for Charleston and arriv.
ing of that port found It so closely block
AIDED she was on her return to Nassau
when captured. She is $50 tuns, iron
built, & inonths old, go h,fte POWER and
E.,s a cargo OF sunpo~Jer nd military
stores. Her clearance shows her to be
bound from Nassau to St. Johns, New
Brunswick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Washington, April e.

]. H. Worden has arrived from Charles
ton feet, having been detached FROM his
command, owing to ill-health.
Intelligence from England leads to the
belief that the departure of privateers
from British ports will be arrested by the
English Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
TT. Monroe, April 81

A steamer arrived this evening from
Newborn, the 10th. She repnrts Gen.
Foster left there with brigade yesterday
for Washington, N. c. The Captain re
ports the Monitors all of Hilton Head on
tho 10Th.
Gov. Wise has been recalled from com
mand of the front ut williamsburg, and
Gen. Hood is in command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Words Special
ashington, April z

Three weeks ago, it is understood, in
formation was received in Washington,
from an undoubted source, that the
strength of the army on the Rappahan-
mock was 1000 effective men. tho main
portion being some te miles in the rear
of Fredericksburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
New York, Anil %.

The Common Council, at its session
last evening, by vote of 10 in Aldermen
and Is in Councilmep, adopted resolu-
tion permitting Harlem r. r Co TO ex-
tend their track from Union Square down
Broadway to South and Fulton Ferries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Washington, April 2

Gen. Hurlbut telesraphs from Memphis
tina. he has information from rebels that
the enemy is eyacuating Vicksburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
Commercial.
CORRECTED DAILY nv
b. I'll A M i l. LIZ
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corne, Fourth ana Main Streets.

pAfLy CARS Cfrv Osvtcx,
III 8 KsoH-K April ri. 90.
The Produce market is rather dull and Inactive.
Buyers unsettled in their views. The army shippnr
blockade b no doubt the principal reason. Flour and
Wheat participate In he decline. Butter and Esss
very scarce and sought home uss beans are
Arm and In aemand.
Staple Groceries, steh 80 Sugars, C%nees, Teas Ae.,
are held him lS NIL J., ,'steing tendency. Salt 10
heavy and dec ining.
The Dry Goods ket has ruled 10 10 is psr cent
ower Than fe~ wecAs ago, with osg disposition
10 sell Bsa brands OF Prns sell is 10 20 per
yard and heavy sheeting nj 10 to % cent Dealers ar.
eonadeut OF better prices In sd orr time to come.
fLouh-sursrn ~ 50; sprint whss,v aTa q
% fsls Eau >shAefkxtrs ~ GQA.
CogS MEAL-svc A 81 ooc . 100 As,
BRAN ANDsb oRTs--G Ga zoe y Ist ~.
sHlP sTUFF-soc.
CoRN-2sA soc y bush,
SARLEY-el 90 H. 81 70.
WHEAT-Fall ~ tossi 10; Spring Cog DOC y tu
RyE-45a5oc
oATs-6o 20 sSe
foTAToES--eo TO Use. Retail 1 0oc
suGAR - New Orleans fair i2s; prime IL
shoiee Ia; New York, G, l5c; New York, A, Uc;
erushedand pouderedl1,,
MoLASsks - Belchsr's Sugar House 7sc; Col.
deHss sag ese-very sesreej sorrum a5ds 4ec.
CoRFEE-iio a+x35c; Java 10, Lasuyra IS.
hitE-eStoc.
soAp-P&im &c, Family SIC, German be.
cASDLES-staris; Aoald IA.
TAlLoW-~ee.
LAkD--7& SC.
BpTfkk-Conmop 10 taI2 ic; & hoics 10 10 20si
s,ail ass,
PRoyIsioNs-shoulders Hams sides ne sales.
Sugar Cured Bsms Sc. retail ioc.
LEAfHER--sois3 4s IS .Harness4odf%4.
HIDks-pry Pin, Ice; Dry saitsd Ia grabby hall
pace tssen s.ei green sheep pslss Ices IS
green hog skinsi5e
HAY-limothy sio1i7 70, bsied Si2 ooE Ella
isEEus--T,mnth, N op Ia Z 10. PLAY Rad en- a
| a. IS; good demand
oNIoNs-st rs.
EGGs-In demand 70 GAG.
-wf4fFt HE St,-~t4uumuu -ru ,ur,, ri s,r
| Prime NAVY ~ a ~ s0-y,rm
| PRuIT- pr,.d Annie. 8. ,s,. n,i.. p...h,
| a. hlt. ,oo p.I.ins as ooas,o o.
GREEN Apples, nm - ,p,h
cuptsk-p,nm ;, Isc aanhn,, IA
nprEr,rTiI aI
cukpp sanas @ an -.
e,r 90
mA.aoo
z.,e ~ .aa.,o wht.p,.. ~ ,ssxn
. hnlfb,l. codp,,h7assN
4 $50, "a, ,n -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23
9pefial Notices.
couGH, COLD. OR AN iRnirATrp rHRvAr

A COUGH, COLD. OR An iRRfTATgD THRuAT
ifalow ed TO progress results In serious Pumon ary
snd Bront his rae esiens ,oftes,ipes iacunkis.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkoCHEs
reach asrsefis the Anscsed parts and give almost in
slant relief In BKoMHir,s, AsrunA and cArAssa
they are beneficial The good effects esultins from
the ase Of the Troehes. and their extended use has
caused them 10 be count rieited He suts 10 guard
against worthless limitations osrAis on the Ts1sss
Brecxs BreseAtsi Treehss which have prsvsd
eacy BY . test Of many years. PrsLic srsAxsss and
stsssss shonld use the Trsehes Miar, Officers and
soldiers who over-tsx the voice sr. Deed 10
sudden changes should have sacn. Sold evvry where
at rs cents per box. = laLzI-dam
BAtch1l er's Hair nys...Ths Desstn
the world. -
WILLIAM A .RATCHELoR's setepra, sun dir pys
produces color astte be bed from pstsvs
warranted hotto injute the leAst
heiii effects OF bad dyes and for
life, GRBY, RED or RusTf HAIR instantly turns
aspis add bisekor brown, leaving the hAiisofiane
beautiful. Sold by all druggists, &c.
Thesenuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BArCHELon,
sx tAs fear stdss Of saeA ssx.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, New YORK [Lai
2d9 bTosdwaysnd 10 Bond street, fjeo- d. "
~ I. o. Of G. r.
~ SUNBEAM LoDak. No meets on Monday
= evenings o leach week, Az o'clock on the cor
- nerof Main and Sew sntB strests {sntranss from
~ seventh street.
e oe27--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23

stock Market.
Ne~ York. April n.
stosks-Aeiive and better. b!Seing strong.
Goid-tis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-23

invite the attention OF my frionxs amt tho ublic
TO my large ard complete stock OF FkkeB. STA PIX
AND FANCY GaOCERtES. Ny special attention
Will be civ families With their supplies
and all with may IL on gotupG The hest
articles al the LOWEST PRICE
IrGoods delivered free Of charge. fSbls-3n
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-03-21
= d C.

DU RHU AN T to d Proclamation of
IL THOMAS 0. MOORE, Governor OF the
State Of Louisiana. aud to me directed, notice
is hereby given to the qualified voters Of the
Parish Of Avoyelles, that az Election will be
held at the several Precincts in said Parish,
established according to law ans
MONDAY, The SIXTH Of APRIL, A. d
1863, for the purpose Of e%la@ting one Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court os the stasesof
Louisiana.
The Commissioners Of election will take
notice that said Election be held ii all res
poets according to Interpretations Of the Con-
.stitlsion esa i4as of the State ~ Loaisiatas
Sherifs Ofi9c. March 9Th, 1868.
II. p. NORMAND, Sheriff.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-03-21
-

Conduit par devant moi, 4. b.. DeBellevue,
Jirge de paix dams ct pour lie &c. district de 70
~Taroisse des Avoyelles, par d. Ferguson, .uu
gtaiEVAL bay. d'envilon 6 GU Z ans; ar
fete sur l'habifation Norwood al Bayou DIES
l@iil;ises. lie dit Epave est taehe an front.
eriniere ct queue blanches; 4 u trois taches .
IL asnele drolte ct ma passd &c narque appar-
ente. Estimsa cent ringt cling p~iastrss.
lie mopristaire est eqlis de pral,yer ga
propriete, ct payersle les fails. antremsnt II ssra
proceeds conformelnentSa lasloi.
II. z Mars 1868. 70
F.B. DEBEILEVUE.
j. sdeP
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-03-21
i. n. CoUVILLION
Greffer
EsTRAY.

a'salkra i > as an estraJ before me E. B. De
BELLEVUE. j ustice of The Peace in and for the
ID Ward. Parish Of Avoyelles, by p. Tferggl-
son on Bayou DIES sHlaise, on the plantation Of
Norwood, adun Or cream color HORSE, a.
bout s d years old, having a blaze3in the
face. white mane and tail, three flesh spots on
The right hip aAALklo apparent brand; apprais.
ed at cue hundred and twenty five dollars,
The owner is requested To come forward.
prove property, pay charges, otherwise he will
be dealt with according to law.
March, Eth. 1868,
F. B. DeBELLEVU E
j or the p n