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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
Dodge Morrill,

Gone to Barve-pW return July LIST.
Mr.. Dodge wishes to inform the public that he
intends to go to Barre with his horse, and that
he will be absent through the month of June,
but will return ON the first Of July next, and
that through the remainder of the season his
horse may be found at his barn IN Morristown.
May 25, 1864. 2Tw2o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
HOuse for Sale.

4 HOUSE, barn and one acre OF land situated
n In PerkinsviIlc. johnson VI. formerly
known as the widow Paine place. Is for sale.
For particulars call on the subscriber who owns
said premises. JOHN b. MOORE.
Hyde Park, May Esd, 1854. 2rw3s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
Millinery just from Market !!
MRS. s. Il. RAYMOND,
STOWE LOWER VILLAGE.

III AS just returned from market with large
III stock of new goods of both New York and
Boston styles, and is prepared to sell them at as
low price as any milliner in the county.
Stowe, May 18th, 1864. 25w4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01

In short, he has enlarged his store, and filed it
with good stock of just such goods as are want
ed in this community, and he intends to sell them
at living rate.
He continues to manufacture boots and shoes
to order, and will lie pleased to attend to the
wtnts of his patrons in this line. II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
GRANITE STATE
HEALTH INSTITUTE +!
Eial. ". H.


DR. WALLS HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT,
of treating disease without the administration
of drugs and poisons, using only such remedies
as are congenial and ife.giying to the system.
All drugs and poisons injure the human system.
They fail in great many cases, to cure disease.
because they are not the best and most power
full remedies.
For the past dozen years, many hundred pa
tents have visited this institute and been cured
of long standing diseases in the conrse Of few
weeks OF months, for which they have been TAX
ing drugs for long time in vain.
At this institute, diet bathing, exercise, light.
heat, electricity, and mental and moral influences
are the means used, and are all powerful in res
toring the patient to health.
The cures performed are often of the most as
tonishing kind. Persons who have not walked
for years, who have been bedridden Tor years.
who have had dyspepsia for years, who have been
nervous, weak and debilitated for long time,
and have taken bushels of drugs in vain who
have had diseases Of the lungs, throat, heart iv-
er, bowels. kidneys, skin ladies who have had
diseases peculiar to their sex, prolapsus, amen.
orrhea, dysmenorrhea, leuchonhea, with all the
langour, debility and mysery that grow out Of
these gentlemen with diseases peculiar to their
own organism, and in short all the forms and
varieties of chronic disease that usually come IN
der medical treatment, have been restored topper.
lect health here with facility that has been as
tonishing to both patient and friends. We have
hundreds of names to send any one who may
desire, of persons cured
| Any one wishing circular, and further fnfor-
nation, will address, with stamp enclosed,
90 W. r. VAIL. NJ D.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
SANFORD GATES ESTATE.

SANFORD GATES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, | IN Probate Court hold.
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at johnson within
and for said district. on the 30th day of May,
A. d 1864
Daniel H. Gates administrator of the es-
tate of Sanford Gates, late of Morristown,
in said District, deceased, presents her admins
traton account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for decree Of destribu-
tion and partition of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application he referred to
session of said Court to be held at the Probate
Office in said johnson, on the Goth day of June,
A. ID. 1864, for hearing and decision thereon :
And 1t is further ordered. that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested, by publication of
the same three weeks successfully in the La
noble Newsdealer, newspaper published at
Hyde Park, previous to said time appointed for
hearing. that they may appear at said time and
place, and show cause. II any they may have
why said account should not be allowed and
such decree made. Blythe Court, Attest.
% s. Pike, ReQister.
LUCINDA b. ELLEN e. LEANDER p. AND
EDISON l., FOSTERS ESTATE.-MINoRs. i
STATE OF VERMONT, [ In Probate Court hold
and for said district, on the 30th day Of May
A. D., 1864.
Samuel Barnes guardian of Lucinda B. Eos
ter, Ellen u. Foster. Leander P. Foster. and Ed
son l., Foster. Minors Of Stowe In said district.
represents to this court that his said wards have
real estate situated In Rochester. In the county
of Windsor, consisting OF sixty-seven acres more
or less, and further represents to said court
that 1t would be conducive TO the interests Of
his said Wards TO sell said real estate, for tho
purpose OF putting the proceeds OF said sale at
interest and asks said court to grant him license
TO sell the same. IA 4 Et
Wbereupon IL Is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate Office in
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
Martitb.

In Eden, March Goth, by C. P. Brown, Esq.
Mr. Francis Rassco and Miss Mary Boulyer,
both of Eden.
Qit6
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-06-01
ARE THE
BEST HIN MARKET

for family use, because -
lst-Its seam is more elastic than that of any
other machine, and is therefore not liable to break
in washing.
2d--Its seam will not ravel, though every sixth
stitch is cut yet it can readily be pulled out
when occasion requires, so that changes can east
lily be made or mistakes rectifed.
3d-It sews from original spools, without the
trouble of rewInding.
4th--It is the only machine that will do such
beautiful embroidery and imitation braid work.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
CONSUMPTION or FREE NEGROES
IMPORTANT BILL.

Scnd In importance 10 no other Of the present So
sion is lhe bill passed yes eTday BY the Hose Of Rep
rssentaV eOnserbs free negroes and impress dawes
for varicus uses in the army. Il received after being
amended and Ieshced an almost unanimous approval,
and viii doubtless receive the APPRECIATION Of the Senate
10 which body it ra8 b.Cn sent FOR early action.
FhEe Is no dcubi that the bill vii! add largely to the
eciere y Of the army, it having been roughly estimated
that 10 viii increase its fighting strength TO the
extent Of not less than forty thousand abe-bOdied
men. Ills is certainly very important step in
tie right objection, and every patriotic sPiii must
ooncsde that is is both wise and oppor1une. lie. Coz
gees Who has manifested determination 10 employ
their time wish profi the country apply the soaps
and destitute reform in other departments Of the service
particularly in he unequal and unjust system Of details
Ind no ground will remain fOs the fears Of those Who
Imagine that We are 10 be overwhelmed b. the mere
force Of Numbers as the opening Of tbs Spring.
Free negroes and slaves, are better adapted to tie
omsn'a tul necessary, du les OF eamsers cooks &c,
and the latter have become Injured to the Lardsh p5 OF
tie service and in splendid trim to FL Up the deei-
mated ranks Of gallant soldiers, Who have fllen BY
disease, or in battle.
Il the Senate pass the bill We may exp CT general
closing Of free nsgro restaurants and barber shops, and
a attempted exodus to the Yankees, who will not
sign them to such duties We propose, but put them
in the very front Of battle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

The trial Of Robert s F0Ids for the murder Of RO-
bsrs Dixon, was eODeuied last evening about seven
O'Clock, tie Jury rendering verdict Of Guilty Of Muir
der in the Second Degree and assigning The prisoner
70 the period Of eighteen years Imprisonment in the
P,n.tsstiary. Afer lhe verdict was annculced the
jury we're Plsd the suggestion Of one Of 1he eoun-
sci for the dsfercS and il aseerhpsd that Ihey
we're unanimous IN iae verdict. The counsel for Ihe
prsOn gave notice thai they would take al appeal for
Gn-Wti1
This Trial has occupied ten days, and has been most
ably conducted both on the part Of the prosecution
and she 5efeDea The closing speech Of Mr. LtlstOn
Tas,Etn the Commonwealth Attorney, occupied three
hours and ball, and IS said to have been one Of the
vAolsss Of his life The Court room vas crowded with
spectators and during the whole p,rOd Of the trial,
il has allotted Me deepest interest.
The prisoner 3 represented 10 have ben greatly az
fsctsd By tbs result
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate. yesterday, resolutions complimentary
o. The Louisiana troops, who have Ieenhs6d for tie
war, we're adopted; and the House bill 20 establish an
asylum, to be called TIE Veteran Soldiers Home,
was adopted The Senate then resolved into secrets s.
sion to re. ums the consideration Of ,hs "euusEey
question"
The House passed the bills to allow rAtions IN kind to
commissioned oeess Of the army aid to increase the
efficiency Of the arm b. eonscrbrg free male negroes
and slaves as ieams,ers cooks &C. b.th under certain
oonditiors and limitations
BOh bills may be found in foil under the head Of the
House proceedings,
Resolutions Of thanks to certain r5-enisted troops
we're unanimouly passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
THR CITY.

LECrURE To NIeHr.-"7h The Jordan and the Dead Sea,
with an Adventure TiA Band Of BsdOin Robbers. ~
This is the subject Of the Rev. Dr. Lsyburn next Lee.
ture announced for delivery tonight in the 2nd Baptist
Church We understand that il will take place without
regard to the weather If this lecture proves popu
lar its pledscesIr5 the church will not hold the
people who will a1ck t. hea it. The scenes described
and the manner Of their description, to have en-
gagged g Increasing attention of our community
What the traveller has to say of thst "Ancien, River
of ILs. Mysterious Sea-" and of those B Ieoun
Briga.d.," whom he encountered, will doubtless be
deeply inte estiug.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was called to order at noon by N
SHEFFEY.


The House was called to order At noon by Mr. Speaker
SHEFFEY.
Prayer by Rev Dr. John McCabe.
The bill for ihe growth Of wool and production OF
sheep taken up and the ayes aud demanded
Mr. TOMLIN offered the following rider Provided,
That the provisions OF this stall take effect
the lines Of the enemy counties il the powet of tie
enemy.
Mr. MAGRUDER offered rider TO the third section,
10 effect that the fine be mited 800 upon the master
of sheep killing dog, which was rejected
TIE debate exteaded 70 considerable length, and
participated in BY hessrs BROOKE ANDERSON,
W0RSHAN, BUF0RD and McCUE
During The discussion, the SPEAKER announced
thai the hour for the oyar of the day had arrived
Il was moved by Mr.. kc7UE that the order Of the
day be postponed until the bill under discussion be dis
posed Of The motion was carried.
Mr. BASKERVILLE offered an amendment which he
supported az some length. The rider was rejected.
Ths b! was then put upon its passage, with the fol-
loving result: Ayes so noes AZ.
The bill for the organ Zatlon Of the militia was Ia
kel up AID Mr.. ANDERSON slid is useless u rely
upon congress for the passage Of any such bill. That
boey may adjourn without dong anything.
NJ: MORGAN sal thai be had great confidence in the
| Cen rderscy, and their way of conducti this
Mr. W0RSHAA spoke against the consider alton OF tie
bill
Mr FLEMING said that If ell the men now on tie mus-
Ter rolls pr sent in the f4ld there would be no
| necessity for callug cut the old m n
kr ROBERTSON sad that the Legislature should
march right Up is duty. II Congress SHOULD fail to
pass a law what e1tenuAton could this House offer to
their constituents for not passing bill calling out su
6cenI force to protec. the fom radiDg invade
Mr. MCKINNEY SAID il was for the very reason that
ongress considering the passage Of some act that
he In favor OF passing some bill by the Legislature
ia order if the b in tie Confederate States Congress
SHOULD pass, aud be Objectionable tho people might
! kl oW that tLiI body had not colcurred in it.
The vote to lay on the table was called by ayes and
| nRys--yeal 40 noes so.
hr B0ULDlN moved to strike out l6 and nsert H.
in ire second line Of the fret SECTION He afterwards
wit .dreF tho amendment, and modified it between is
/ and IS
Mr. ANDERSON colt nded that if the amendment
offered by Mr. BoULDE should p1Vai that it would take
away the most effective portion OF the force contempa
I'd by the bill
Mr. BROOKE said that these mere boys should be al
lowed to remail at home to produce provisions for
my was biz hy necessary that these boys should
receive thar education now, and not compel them to Dc
military du y and thus permit them to gro up ignoran
/ I'D dem0rslEsd
| M ROBERTSON spoke sgsins. the amend nent.
Mt IRVING spoke at come length, very elOquently
| and foro,bly
Several others pate pro and con- The discussion wal
| spirited and protr-et.d.
On motion of M HALL the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

FHcw WILMSGFOS IS SEALED UPA-The New York
Herald says;- The dispatches received from Admiral
Lee describe Wilmington as now beng hermedoal y
CLOSED to blockade If This bs SO, it is Pity
that she Admiral sent there sooner. 1t strikes
u however, that be must rer to what be proposes 10
do and not to what he has done for have now be-
fore list Of less than eight blockade runners
which have arrived at Nassau from Wilmington within
fortnight They the Fannie, Syren, Hansa, Alice,
Wild Dayren, Heroine, Pc, and Dispatch IT. instead
Of proposing to with his solitary fast STEAMER,
the Eu'aW Secretary WsIes bad sent her to Whining
ton, be might have already effected What Admiral
Alks Of accomplishing"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
VIRGINIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or THE SUPERINTENDENT

or THE SUPERINTENDENT.
The customary semi-anluAl report Of the SuPerin-
tendent Of this Institution has been made to the Adju-
tAnt General Of the ate.
The average number Of cadets that have been on
du,y since the Let of July 1858, is 2c9-neArly 100
NOE than during the corresponding periods O ha last
year or year beeIe aud Re average SICK list has been
LEES than during eithr Of these years. SSme1WO or
thrss weeks we're lest By he demand for their services
in repsug tie raids Of the enemy, and t1posuFe to the
seVe.ess duties Of the fed net by them without
detrimeaE
As an evidence Of the importance attached to the
elements Of an Ergish education, q 1c2 cadets COM
pris:ng the u n eass OILY so have been sustained at
tie e1amnatiO This has, induced the sSPer.nteLd-
ent TO drec, special attention to the Wan o. advantages
for rudmentA Instruction in she STATE and to urge ef
fec ual means to remedy the deficiency.
The Institute sustained serious loss Of full supply
Of cloths, shoes books and stationery for the next
twelve months BY the loss Of the steamer Dire in at
tempting to pass he blockade at Wilmington bank
ing use in Lo,doa, Of high ,t.ndng, made loan for
the bepeat Of the Institute tn extent Of e coo ster
l1g a. per cent interest ana without any security,
for the purpose o. purchasing tless lost supplies.
The Virginia Military Il i,uto is The alma AGtT Of
some Of the most cOmphshed cicsss now in our ser
vice, whose succeeds may be attributed In high degree
t. tie discipline and training Of that splendid School
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY
DEAuTIFuL AND HIGHLY. ATTRAC-

BEAUTIFUL AND HIGH LYs ,ATTRAC-
- TIVE FARM, the Book Tdrnpte, two miles from Rich
mond containing rs for sale as AuconAt the
quest Of John Parker Aqp who has purchased larger es
the countTyD shall SELL Al public auction, the
es TUESDAY the I'd February 1854, At O'Clock p NJ,
the beautiful aud gny attractive country seat located as
occupied by said Parker containing About IS The
property win be ubdded nto two or three parcels according
10 plat and survey - be exhibited at the hour Lae The i'm
the place. for the part In good order The
dwelling excellent having rooms neatly painted
and The parlor hAndsouey pApeed The front yard tasteful
yAapgd and abound1 In eYegrens howe and shade teet
Altogether this really most desirable suburban residence
The neghborhood equal In the county There seed
I'd the place IL bushe winter oats bushels and also 20
well set In timothy and clover Partial possession given
once ami full possession by or before the 1r May next
Terms cash The for 1854 TO be paid BY The purchaser
G0DDIa 4 APPERSON,
JA2T-td Auctioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

THs WASHINGTON srAR says, Isaac Lehman, who
claims to be refugee from Wilmington, N. c., was
taken rom the LsOnardStoWD STAGE the It'll, while
on his var to Warrington, and mm,ltsd to the Cid
Capitol Prison He had seven hundred dollars in gold,
four hundred in State money, and two gold Watches
Lsbnan says that when he was endsavOring to make
bis way through VrgnA, he was Overhauled BY Con-
fsdera,e recruiting officer butWss let 81 presenting
his Captain with geld watch and chain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
From LOUISIANA.

The Yankee force at MeiisOnvile, L., Is estimated
At 1000 Of all arms, Who are there for the purpose
facilitating ace AMI getting ship timber for boats,
wlieh are building in New Orleans The section OF
eOuatry from which the best timber for such purposes
can be obtain d is ircl1dsd between AadisOnVIe and
the New OrleAns aud Jackson Railroad.
The establishment Of the post at jacksonville Is 'lSO
designed to protect the cotton which the enemy get in
the same section Cotton sellers have been carrying
on a contrabaad trlds with the Yankees, aud have
been so much annoyed by Capt Greenlee, that they
claimed protection Of "their friends, the enemy" he
is represented being very Efficient having 6u ned
much cotton th It would Otherwise have gone 70 New
Orleans as well as destroyed much CT everything eka
that they are desirCus Of getting,
SPIES are sa;d TO be numerous through an the
country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

srSrESoa or "REsAL" II NeREtLK-The NOritlk
espOrdsnl Ct the Philadelphia Inquirer, says -
'JOhn Ford Of Norfolk sORio cd Of violating his oath
Of allegiance, BY corresponding With reses within the
rebel lines and sDdesvOring taudulsny to avoid cOuhr
cation Of rebI prspery in Norfolk has been sentenced
70 confinement a. hard labor in Norfolk jail for year.
and TO wear Sab iren ball attached TO his right leg BY
chan lhree eei long. and 70 BE- employed in eleani
the r,reets o. Oths- lard labor; and at the end o. nd
tsrm 10 be ant beyond the ais Of ne department nsver
10 return"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

TEAoHER-The attention of persons in wint of a
good teacher for private family Is called to the ad
v rtis ment OF rs. B. E." in our columns -d.y. We
have every that the lady who advsrises is in
every way worthy Of the Place she desires to Fl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

|
A few were arr s,ed before they got out Of town.
AsRrsr OF OUsreH Hou.E TAAIroR, IN NIw YORK
-COSSIvAHcE AT BLOCK lDs-RUSSISs The N. York
Wolf Gays several parties connected with tbs Gu tom
Hose in that city have been arrested and are 10 be
tiled BY military commission. for having bsen engage
10 the business Of blockade running, and allowing tie
shipment Of eontraband good4
The origin Of the LVes.igsiOn Is told n the following
curious story Of ab.ookaderunrer; M
"some s'x months ago a man, whose name it Is net
nov advisable TO Publish, 'or reasons which will pre-
ssnly APPEAR was captured of the coast Of North
Carolina, violating the bio, kade He was brought to
this city and turned over to United States Marshal
Murray. The marshal proceeded to mine his pIiso er
By nterrogations in the cours Of which tbs man G
tested that be WIS loyal to tie Union aud that he bad
undertaken 10 Iun The blockade fer the express purpose
Of discovering if possible, by what means ConirabSnd
clrgoes shipped from thu port to Nassau Bermuoo
Havana and other Paces with so much IMMUNITY, and
that be had the intention Of finally SLOWING the vessel
70 fall 70 fede al hands He fu thsr stated that IL was
the common tslk ia Nassau that the custom house
officials at the port of New York could be purchased for
sums of from $3.50 to $500, and tina the officers ms end
Of watching the they Wers suppofed TO dc,
could be iniu, O., "for Co s4erltiOD," to- turn
Their backs or walk M to the head OF the pier so
md take a 6rink willis Nhe oontra6and articles were
pu, on toa d. In one instance he stated & q; the
c1som house otcer who was dsaleu 40 Hacn tue loau
ing Of vessel supposed TO be nanded TO carry contra.
band goods was provided with ms1ey aud sent INFO the
country until the back vas ready to put to a. Then
he came taak ami reported Aer I'll right and she OBJ
tanned her clearance papers upon bis report IL was
fur = sa that this Ark took out sixty five thousand
dollars worth of qunne and that it went directly into
she eoaiederacy The arrested party who made these
statements net only protested be Uai loyal eu desired
10 take The oath Of AegsIcs pressng his willingness
70 do 90 and to 60 before the solicitor if necessary
IA is understood hat this individual was rc.e%ed
upon tah tire oVh of sllsgu C. and that he su Sc
qusn port Of New York for Nassau, where he
Obtained soma further information ia reg d % the plans
adop by blockade at this pOIt and shippers
of contra6And goods, and that Jpn this Information,
transmit ed 10 United States ocia EeTe were made the
arrests Of J. Euess and J. O. Rahm ng the latter being
the brother OF the confederae AGENT Raining at Mas
sau."
Il Ia stated that TIE government S In receipt OF sill
further inform on watch will lead to further Develop
ments in regard to the crminaty Of government III
cas- in New York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

MORN Town. Feb L. Our cavalry occupy Ssversvile,
the enemy having rsd May svle Our loss in the
engage ment o. the 9Th not as eat rs reported,
beicg only 1876 The weather CONTINUES very pleasant.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02
"VANCLUSE ESTATE, FOR SALE.

THE residue OF that noted "Gold Mine" Trac
in the lower end Of Orange equity Va situated In for
Of the Rapdan and Wilderness Rum Eve miles above Chance
orsve and two miles from the old Wilderness Tavern
tanning 400 Including the mansion,
and good supply OF wood.
The ee'rab character 81 this tract and It's healthy
too wellknown to require comment or laudAton.
Apply Wh. BAYLY.
Richmond, AZ A N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

EsCaPE or PAIsoNERs-Tue DSnTile Appeal says
about sky Of the Yankee prisoners, confined in the
tobacco floOry Of that p cs made their escape Thurs
day nigh, asst
This escape vas made afer the fashion of Morgan
They commenced digging tunnel in The centre Of she
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

CAROLINE CoUNTr.-We are requested to an
nounce RUsTAoE MoNcURE candidate Commonwealth
Attorney In Caroline e5unty js23-e4r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

oRAA0I O. H., Feb. 1.-The enemy's caval y, guided
by man named Robinson, dashed across Robinson
river early On Sunday morning. capturing soue Of our
pckets After visiting Madison Court House and cap
turing the contests of the mail at that place. they re-
crossed to Culpeper county.
The enemy have been scouting during the past week.
and changing camps.
Msj Gen. Breckenridge arrived here to-day, and is
tho puaat of Gan Lee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-02

sussoaruEs papers marked With Gross vh anass
md hAs heir Of subscription about 70 expire ana VII
r.ua promptly Il thsy uiah her papers oOuanusd