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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

exercised doubtless, bocaaso "ibo, ii
corru,t Abolitonist Simon Camerorr 1,I
not beat Mr.. Buckalcw. That mov b,
great grievance to them, bu the ,o,..
states only the truth when il says Bucko
lew beat Cameron, adjectiyos and all
Are not "citizons hlndcuifed drooros
from their homes, forced into the or,n,
thrust into prisons and bastiles. withon,
law and against law, without heorir,
without a trial, at the dead hour Of ,Io
night without change Of garments. and
even wi hout farewell to their familio,
VINO dares deny that these thipos ~.
done, and who so base as to defend ,bon,
Is not 'the Constitution disrcgardedn
Did not old Thad. Stevens himself saw
III relation to some acts Of Congress. that
"he did not pretend that they were con.
stitutional--that he knew they were no,"Y
Is the division of Virginia constitutional
making paper money lcgoi tender is.
suing shinpIastcrs-takiug control of the
State militia authorizing Lincoln to sus.
pend the habeas corpus' Is any one, in
deed, OF tho whole series Of acts relotvo
to the present unhappy condition of the
country constitutional THE nigger com.
pensalion, conf9cation, and emancipation
acts, schemes and proclamations, or onv
Of them! het the DR.. deIcnl them upon
constitutional grounjs If he eau; and #
they are not in accordance with that great
charter, then they are contrary to its
spirit and teachings,
But come to the letter
Truly, ORANGEVILLE.
4 LETTER WHICH SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

NEW FRENCH GOVERNOR ARRIVES,
A new Governor, Mons. Galbaud ar
rived in May, 1893, to take the command
and to place the Island in state Of dc
fence, in case the British might invade it
war having been declared between the
two Powers. The National Assembly Of
France soon after sent out commissioners
with fresh instruct ons, and suspended the
new Governor,
Galbaud, aided by his brother, armed a
forc2 composed Of militia, seamon 70 m the
ships in the harbor Of Cape Hayden,
Francois, y and great number of youn
iegrs, and marched without delay agai ust
the commissioners, who were with the
regular troops. a bloody conflict onsucd
and the battle was continued with ob,ti-
nate bravery, until the sailors, who com
posed the greatest strength OF GaIbaud s
force became disorderly, Galbaud's 3 bro
ther's fell into the hands of the commits
sionars anI the son Of one Of the commits
sioucrs was captured by Galbaud
THE MASSACRE or THE INHABITANTS AND
PILLAGE OF THE CITY OF CAPE HAYTIEN.
The commissioners finding that their
troops we're rapidly deSerting, and that
Galbaud's forces werG resolute, aud fight
ing with unoXampled bravery, called to
their aid the revoltcd slaves, offering them
their freedom and promising them the
pillage of the city of Cape Haytien, then
called Cape Francois. Some of the rebel
chiefs rejected this dIshonorablo PROPOSE
ton; but Macays, negro of brutal lis
position, with an Unsuitable thirst for the
blood of whites, accepted the prop osal oi
the commissioners, and with 5000 or A.
600 Of the negroes joined the commissions
ers. The city was attacked, and men,
W0mea and chiLdrea Were withom diStinc.
tiOa slaughtered The white inhabitants
fed from all sides to the seaside, in hopes
of finding shelter with the Governor on
board the ships in the harbot but a
body of negroes cut off their retreat, and
horid butchery ensued, which contin-
ued with unremltling fury from the 2l st
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
From Cincinnati

CIScINsaTI, Dec 4-The conservative Ma.
tionsl Committee met at the Burnet House on
the ID inst
Gov. Vim. b Campbell OF Tennessee was made
Chairman and Hon Amos Kendall was elected
permanent president. Vim. G. Eurd of New
York was elected permanent treasurer
A convention held the same day In the
large nall, At II o'clock, and addressed by Hon.
Garrei Davis and Leslie Combs, OF Kentucky.
j. Scott Hrrrison aud /. c. Phillips. of Ohio,
Gov. Campbell OF Tennessee. and Others.
Letters were received from Hon. John Bell.
Robinson of Pennsylvania, Etheridge OF Tenn
Hunt of New York, Edw Riddle of Mass. W.
b Reed of Penn, Gov. Trumbull Hon. John B
Harlan. and many others. all expressing the
warmest interest in the success Of this movement.
and nearly all expressing desire for the nomin-
alton OF Gen. Mcclellan By the convention
Indifference 10 those numerous expressions In
favor of Gen. Mcclellan resulted in the follow
ing resolutions, presented by Hon. j B. Brun-
Der:
Reso.red, Tha. this convention of consulta
ton adopt aud re affirm the Kentucky platform
Of 1868. and suggests 20 the Conservative Union
National Convention The name Of George B
Mcclellan for the next Presidency, and recon
menas said convention 10 take such action in re
gard 10 the nomination Of candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President as they may deem expe-
dent.
The convention adopted the following resolu.
ton on motion OF Mr. Hamilton Pope. Of Ken
tucky:
WHEREAS. The Adversary Convention. held
, ~ Cinciueinnau on the 9Th inst having recon
n'onied 20 the convention the lame Of George
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IRON philadelphia.
&c, &c, &c, &c. &c.


PHrLADELPHIA. December - The United
States supply steamer Massachusetts arrived at
the Navy Yard this morning from Charleston
Bar on Tuesday afternoon.
She brought the marine battalion, comprising
300. from St Johns, Florida. who represent the
people of that State 10 be in "A starving condition
She also brought one of the rebel party who at
tempted - blow up the Ironsides Robert Scott
by name. formerly OF New York
Lient West reports that Gen Gilmore still con
tinued throw shells into Charleston AT the rate
Of 20 per day IL was evident that they we're
doing considerable damage All the inhabitants
OF Charleston had been removed To the rear of the
city
The firing on Sumter had ceased and General
Gilmore was turning his attention to the forts in
side the harbor.
A terrific fire kept up on Fort johnson on
the reception of the news of Grants victories or
Tuesday
The rebel batteries opened fire, which was Wig.
orously going on when the Massachusetts, left
The rebels had heretofore kept "A hospital fac
flying from the MouItrie House, and Of course
our forces respected il. and avoided firing upon
it; but few days ago the rebels commenced
tearing down the Moultre House. aud revealed
to our forces a formidable battery which had
been erected behind il. while it was under the
protection of the hospital flag.
No flag floats over Sumter. and only an occa
siOnal shot is fired from its ruins
The Bulletin publishes the following:
We learn this morning from an agent Of
Steamship Company that he has been endeavor
ing, to day, to purchase 600 tons OF coal. bu
thus far unsuccessfuly. he had received infor
nation that meeting OF operators wns held las
night. Mt which it was resolved, in order to keep W
present high prices. to suspend mining operations
The suspension WAS TO commence Immediately
but WAS finally determined that il should no
commence until the 18th of December.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

NEW foRK. December 4 "A serious occur
renee occurred this week in South Amboy, on
the part of the strikers IRON the employ of the
CamGcn ana Amboy railroa1 Government and
other freight was detained. and other business
stopped. The Sheriff. with thirty men aud a
military company from Trenton, dispersed the
mob aud arrested them All quiet now, and the
operations of the road are resumed.
A special 10 the Post. dated Washington Nov.
A. says:
Dispatches from Meade's army represent every
thing quiet to-day.
The Government has ordered the sale of all
the Confederate lands in Virginia. South Caro-
lima. Florida and Tennessee on the 18th of Janu
ary. The sale will I've peremptory to pay the in.
terest tax of those States.
The Herald's Army of the Potomac special
says:
1t is likely that the army will retreat 10 the
Potomac. where water il convenient and suppl es
more accessible Tor winter quarters Centreyille
is spoken of IA the proper place
The latest news by the Scotia contains the re-
port from The London Spectator. that Earl Rus
sell leaves the British Cabinet to be cceeded
nv Earl Clarendon.
The Post saws:
The New York sub Treasurer yesterday re-
eeivel IS goo 900 in legal tender notes by trans
fer from Washington. Several transfers. also in
legal tender notes, will DTOba DIV soon follow
from other offices of the Department, and no ap.
plicatOn Is likely at present 10 DE made 10 the
AsSociatei Banks for further advances TO the
Government, ~ rhe deposits in the treasury have
declined from the maximum OF 800 000, 600 To
about $500. 900 600 The Secretary can now
supply, under act of July llth. 1863 his reserve
Of Sl50.0'iO 600 legal tender notes. should the
necessity OF the public service imperatvely require
il. Mr. Chase is however opposed to any further
f.fr. hnft
evi'abe effects in advancing the premium on gold
and also because of the corresponding augmenta
ton il would produce in the prices of all other
commodities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

GAs-I, is subject that We do not like. as a
general thing. to enlarge much upon. referring
the whole exercise and relation Of the matter 10
the writer's of such sheets as are called free
niger and abolition in our land. But for once
we must overstep the bounds Of modestv and re
specially inquire of the Indianapolis Gas Light
and Coke Company why they do not furnish a
better article to those who patronise them2 Posi-
lively for the last ten nights. their manufactured
elastic, erform fluid wouldn't ignite. unless you
blew at each burner with blacksmith bellows
and then when it did catch fire. il would shed no
light on the subject All this while the metres
20 regularly round. and at the end of the month
the gas bill will be regularly presented-ofc course
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
From WasiiiurfOn.

WASHINGTON. December 3.-The Star, under
the head OF the Army OF the Potomac, saws so
long as our army in this quarter continues to be
guided by its present counsel in the field, il is
now clear that il will fail to command public con
tidence. Though the movement amounted only
to reconnaissance in force, It's purpose was
certainly to give Lee battle wherever found
There can be no mistake on this point, though
it il now sought TO be denied. Ne known fur
ther that the season for active commanders in
this section has not closed. as is being repre
scented. bv relying upon continuance of the
chronic hesi,ency
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

- The distribution of the funds for soldiers
families, raised by the Indianapolis Ladies' Aid
So.ity, will be mate under the following orders
Of the distributing committee, 70 which II was
referred:
Ordered. That these funds shall be distributed
by Mr. james Turrer. with the assistance of Mr.
James N Brown. in connection with the funds
appropriated by Marion county TO Centre town
ship 10 all fanilies needing assistance. Of the
soldiers or our army who have enlisted or shall
enlist in Centre township Of this county. With
whose enli-tmert the township shall be credited.
wherever in The State such family may reside
Ordered, That oil applications FOR assistance
from families, coming here. OF soldiers whose en-
lsstnent 10 credited 10 ather townships OF Marion
county, or 10 other COUNTIES be referred TO such
township or county.
JANE BLAKE. President
IDalsnapolis, Deesmber 2. 1868.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

~ A young woman, living with James NJ
Morrison. ECO. residence on Illinois street be
tween Market and Ohio. was seriously injured by
the explosion Of camphene lamp which she was
filing yesterday. Her clothes caught fire and
she rushed frantically into the street, when two
men passing drew their coats and smothered the
flames She was conveyed back to the house
and at late hour last night was lying in a crit
cal condition. She was severely burnt about the
breast. She Is worthy young woman and it is
to be hoped that she may recover.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

Tn FIN AKT..-Mr. Runnion. who is untir
ing in his efforts to please the public has at great
expense, secured the services of Dr. Bushnell, the
celebrated photographer. OF the world renowned
Root Gallery Of Philadelphia. with Mr. Penfold.
whose artistic taste and skill a. colorst needs no
commentator. Wees confidently recommend
all wanting photographs plain, or colOred. in tue
finest style. to give Mr.. call
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

TT Proctor. before fashionable and crowded
audience. presented his great impersonation of
Nick of the Woods Mr.. Proctor is the great
original of this character-nOt like Othello or
Macbeth. or Richard III. but native and to the
American manor born The great tragedian
renders il most effectively. He has no superior
a. its representative Miss Pennover, Mr. Hill.
Mr. Hight, Mr. White. Mrs and Miss Hodges
Mrs. Riley. Mrs Hanchet; and the full strength
of the company will assist him in the piece. which
will be repeated to night. An amusing after
piece will be given
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
For the state sentinel
ON she Death sG Little Julia.

Another star IN the Savior's crown
Another gem from your casket gene.
Too good Cor earth. your God looked down,
And TOOK the purssi from your hoas.
Home. that vss frightened BY her smile
SIX short and happy years,
Bereit 81 all Der childish wiles.
IL ssd, and dimmed with tears.
Tears that relieve The aching hesrt,
sui should be sacred kept,
For once on earth. because Of grief,
We know that "Jesus wept."
Wept you Ger the thorn -crovn'd bro~f
WEEP then no more. Tor your lovely dead
IL shining IN brightness nov.
On the savior's Etsr-erown'd head.
Dear brothers, let the rays
From that star Il light above,
Hume your lives dark rays,
And lead your hearts 10 love.
Sweet sisters, heed the call,
Made In Jour early youth
Then will you learn that bitter gall
Is sweet, seen through eternal truth.
Loved parents. have you strsyed
Prom the path Of life 80 sweet,
Return BE not dismsyedi
Your loved one you shall greet.
Return for gem by gem
From your casket may be riven,
TN your hearts are al drawn 20 Him
Who alone can lead 10 Heaven.
inoinnati, Ohio. Nov. 30. lse3. En- HoIsss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

r. The readers of this mornings Sentine
will notice the advertisement Of the Little MAN
and Columbus and Xenia Railroad Company
We are assured, and judge from our personal OBJ
servation, that the new ticket Office in Blake:
building is convenience in Indianapolis and one
of our indispensable institutions. The aacrty
and cheerfulness with which information is given
of any character interesting to travellers. il re
freshing. We notice a reduction in fare by th,
line. TO all points East which We presume vii
meet the appreciation of the people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

sY~NEW ISCOVERY FOR THE
speedy and permanent Of Seialnsl wessne IRE
thral and Vaginal Discharge 6iee; sequsl Discsss
EmssI6n Impotence Genita Debility aai diseases q
the Bladder and kidneys
Balls SPECIFIC PILs are warranted a. all cases
and be relied So ehsnge II Diet required They
do not nsasats nor interfere with Ousinsss pcrsrs Up
ward Of 200 have issn cured The past mouth.
More tim c~s a@nar,d s,Agsiciaas them ia their
prfras practice. da5 al SPEAK So.R ef their cFcaoe
They entirely harmless system. and can be
lied on Ia all cases arising RON y0uhfl ndscretion
self-abuse, which oen IN, sufferer from
fulfilling nedafies - sloyTi y.
ATRFArIsf Of - PSzc-. Containing mcaas 81 cure,
sent free 10 al. Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will he cent by mall securely sealed on re-
ceipt Of One Dollar by J. BRYAN ND
So.76C,. Car s,reetN,Y
Sold by all the principal druggists
ToNLINsON Cox Agents,
sepi3o-d&wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES. ID

~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR..
HAEvrx's FExALk PuLs have never yet failed In re
moving difficulties arising from obstruction stoppage
ofnsture. In restoring the system perfeci health
when suffering from Spinal Affections Prosps1s Uieri
the Whites, or other weakness OF the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may be taken by the delicate female without csus-
ing distress-the same tine they act Ike charm by
srengtheniag nvgorsting and restoring the system to
healthy condition, and BY bringing the monthly pc
nod with regularity matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise They should, NOT be
taken during the fret three four months Of pregnancy
though ssfe al any other time miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 60 pills. Price 81.
DR.. HARvEY's TREATISE Diseases OF Females.
Pregnancy, Miscarriage Bsrrenness, Steriy Reprodnc-
ton and Abuses Of Nature. and enphAtcsly the LADIES'
Private Medical Adviser pamphlet Of G. pages, sent
free TO any address Six cents required to paw postage
The Pills and book will be by mall when desired
securely sealed sud prepsid.by
J. BRYAN, M. D., General Agent.
No.T8 Cedar street New York.
lI-fSsoid By al the principal druggists.
ToSiL.TSsON cox. Druggists, Asenis.
sept3o'ss-d%wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

sx- Yesterday George McOuatt, Esq. bought
the property on West Washington street. south
side. occupied by r. Beebe for some years past,
for five hundred dollars per foot. cash. He made
this purchase Of Mr.. J. e. Tertoth. OF Louisville
who owned and rented the property for years pre-
vously. We understand that siteT the lease OF
Mr.. Beebe expires. Mr.. McOuatt contemplate
erecting a splendid improvement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

y. Mcclellan for the Presidency. and none for
the Vice Presidency. and it being deemed advise
bic 10 have q further meeting Of this convention
and n nomination for Presidency and Vice Pres
idency. therefore.
Rssolpsd. That the resolution be referred 10 Z
meeting of this convention. TO be held at Inde-
pendence Hall. Philadelphia, on the 23d day Of
this month. and that all the members be earnest.
ly requested 20 attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
J. NJ. W.. Box | liz.

gF Papers flied with the Clerk of the
Supreme Court yesterday By her attorney. Rcbt.
l.. Walpole. ESD. FOE the purpose of obtaining a
reversal OF the verdict recently rendered in the
Marion Circuit Court against Mrs. Elizabeth
Longbeckcr. sentencing her to Imprisonment on
n charge of poisoning her husband
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

~ The Quartermaster General of Indiana
yesterday sent to our prisoners at Belle Island.
Virginia, three hundred complete suits. Our
brave boys in the hands of the rebels were nearly
naked when the news of their wants reached
here.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

NEW SUiTs.-As this is the season when every
person wants new suit, they should call on G..
H Heitksm, No IL North Illinois street. and
examine his stock of piece goods and select a
comfortable suit for the season New goods
received. decl-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
BROKER.
EST RAY.
$40 REWARD.

g. IRAYED FROM THE FARM OF GEORGE W. MAY.
- FIELD, near Greenwood, about the last q October
leoS, TWO HORSES; one Large Bay Horse. or year
CID, the other Gray Hor years old last spring both
with the letter W BRANDED the left hip. o.
s1o viii Dc paid for their return Wood F0udrsy
Livery Stable IN Indianapolis
nOve5-tlo, We WOOD
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FRINK,S
f y G. Il l. $ l u X
FAMILY MEDICINES.

4 RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AMI PURELY
II Vegetable, and warranted 10 gisa sstffsction aid
perform recommended. One trta Is worth volume
Of certificates.
Medical Corrcctor. for Hillloss and Liver
Complaints Sick Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia, and
for purifying the blood.
Liver, tatharsic and Autt.Biu1teus
Pilis-Ne offer these Pills and sssert that they are
the best In and invite trial prove the truth II
assertion.
Ague pills, for the radical cure Of Pever ana
Ayre- A Is warranted ia al cases
EraotcatOr.-Wew war ant this remedy In all cases
70 cure ceronic and recent q Dxeuery Dsrrsa
Cholio OF Cholera horbus his also tie hest pain k.r
extauf-
Compound Extrscf of srutca, for Bheu.
matsm, Neurplgis Pains, lnfslnns'icns. kc.. &c one
trial will convince The most skep ~ the agcsi sc,
Of this truly great AMI wonderful preparation.
Aromatic ointment, For rafs, sDd old:
Sores, Bos Bruises. Burns. Pros, htes Sore Nipples
&c. We Offer this d: :he best sslvcs in
Parasiau Tooth Liquid. for Nervous
roothsche Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying The Breath
All oftbe above seven remedies put up scisntif-
cailv and sold wholesale and retail AZ NOrwoods Block
Nos "a and 20 North illinois street. Indianapolis 81
Druggists and sfOrekeepers everywhere and WARRANTED
10 cure II taken recommended.
1b sick and all cited invited 70 cali AZ our ONCE
Norwood's Block Consultations free. Advice gratis
Medicines warranted and cnes guaranteed Call and
circulars certificates and receive coed s3d honest
treatment
Agents wanted travel everywhere. Satisfactory
ducements offered. SPlcER, HENhlSGs Co,
noylT dkwiy propietcu.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

~ The Csmp1ells are coming. The great
original Csmpbells. That troupe " hich. by their
genius and wonderful artistic accomplishments
have made themselves famous throughout the
world. will visit us next week We are appraised
that they will perform at Masonic Hall All
lovers of music. Of the beautiful and tender. need
no further hint
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

20 Brigham. the custom boot and shoe maker
(by the Wholesale Is the most popular man in
town. Everybody wants good shoes-they
naturally get this work. In fact Jones. Vinnedge
& Co. sell no other kind for Misses and little
girls school shoes. boys nnd youths boots, and
to the country trade in particular
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

WASrrp.-By two single gentlemen. on.
room One containing cook-stove. bedstead
&c. preferred Must not be more than u
miles from the postofiice
Address, Immediately,
dec5 DIT j. M. W. Box l.l72.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
.eci-dIw.
.FThere we're two alarms of FIRE Yesterday

~ There we're two alarms OF fire yesterday
one occasionod by combu>tibles igniting in the
wssh-room at the residence OF John ). Tarking
ton. Esq. East Ohio street The ladies Of the
house put the matter out before the steam fire
engines had time to arrive The location Of the
second conAagration MAS on First street. between
Pennsylvania and Delaware. Not Twenty-Five
cents worth Of damage was done in either in
afs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

sB-Ii extensive variety i an inducement to
buyers. no one need pass Baker & Mclver's TO
gee what they want in the way of hat or cap.
dec2-d4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

az Economy is wealth. The first step to-
ward health. Go to- Gales, No. 80 South Hi
nois street. TO buy your hats and caps You will
90 ahead.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

cBA soldier, yesterday-Smpson his
name, as We learned it--beonging to the 7th
cavalry, was thrown from his horse and had his
neck broken. His comrades buried him yester-
DAY, with the honors of war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

"a Hogs unchanged The season is drawing
TO a close Six dollars and seventy tive cents are
paid per hundred for choice animals