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Dissolution of CoparfnersI,in.

fINHE Copsrtnership heretofore existing between
,L,, tIe nhaersigned under the and style of
solved by mufnal consent. WILLIAM W CRoss and
ROYAL sEsrRg are authorized "a close tie bnsiness
OF the ia'e urn. WM. W. CROSS
n.;,., NJ ,a, ROYAL sENTER
oflds'oh' req, o. lee4. NM. A. JORDAN
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w Wanted :
Secondhand Candle Boxes,
AtEo. 30 Portland Street, Portland.
iar7 DIFF
Dividend.

nN and after this day, dividend of Two Dollars
~ per share-less Government tax will be paid
on the stock in Federa currency, Of the Atlantic &
81 Lawrence Railroad Company, to shareholders OF
record on the 3lst Of Deceu Der last.
CHAS. Il. BARRETT, Treasurer.
04ice u atlantic + 81. Laurence Railroad Co.
Portland Feb 4, 1864. eod3wis
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FORM on PROPOSAL.

FORM or PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes to furnish gdaily or 9TH
erwise all the ice required for the hospitals upon
approved regulations of surgeons In charge at or
near the within-named points, the following price
pei. hundred pounds namely;
s. cts. per hundred pounds.
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OFFICE over No. s. Commercial Street. En-.
" quire of rWITCHELL & CHAMPLIN,
febl2 d3w Commercial Street.
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To Merchants.
CITY OF PORTLAND,

February 8. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that arran gements have
~ bean made by the Mayor and Aldermen for the
purpose of Vaccination of the Inhabitants of this
city at the portland Dispensary" office, Ed
ward Mason's Drug Store, entrance Federal
Street where all persons unable TO pay for that
vice can have the same performed gratuitousiy.
Once open from to 4oclock every day except
SUNDAYS
DR.. Thomas Foster City Physician, haa also been
employed TO yacci ate the scholars OF the several
schools in the city
feb4 d4w Per order
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Mason & Hamlin'S
CA BIN EFT Or G ANS

FNHE subscriber, being impressed with the great
Il excellence Of these Instruments, and their adap
tatiOn either for small churches yestrys parlors,
offers them for sale TO the citizens of Portland and
vicinity.
The manufacturers have the trrittes testimony of
over hundred of the best 0rganists and Musicians,
both foreign and native. TO the effect that they
superior TO any Instruments of the kind that they
have Among the testimonials of such as
Tbaiberg Morgan and Zundel is the following from
Gottschalk
"MRssRs. MASON & HANLIs:-I congratulate
you the introduction Of a new Musical Instru-
ment, long wanted. and sure to find its way irto
every household of taste and refinement that can
possibly afford its moderate expense. Your Cabinet
Organ is truly charming instrument. worthy of
the high praise 1t has received. and far superior TO
everything of its class have seen. take pleasure
in commencing it most heartily everywhere wor-
thy place beside the Piano Forte TO which IL is
fine complement, from its capacity for rendering
much delightful music, sacred, secular, classic and
popular, TO which the Piano il not adapted"
GOrTSCHALk.
New York. 22d Sept, 1868.
These Instruments may be found at the Music
Rooms of the subscriber where they will be sold at
the manufacturer prices.
III. :. EDWARDS,
No. $40 I-2 Stewards Block, Congress st
deo5 dtf 4.
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"BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT"
Life IIl@ @EEIsaRlcc
IN ALL IT'S FORMS,
MAY BE OBTAINED AT
The o1d AaenCy 2
ESTABLISHED IN Is43.

ESTABLISHED IN Is43.
Office --- 81 Exchange Street.
xITHERE you may have not only a choice of the
w best instta ions, but a choice of the parioa,s
systems If you want the cheapest plan, or the Aag
nos and hdy cash pian--ihe naaGat or the jos,'t
stock systematic teA year payments OF non FORFEIT
ing policy-farge dividends or no dyideDds--Gnaa-
senf-oanadf payments, or payments all AZ one Tina
dlaRitg Policies, or Policies payable at any giren
age during the life of the person insured. Poi cies
for the benefit of irires and children, beyond tie
reach Of creditors, Policies sor the benefit or en-
dorsers or other creditors. Any Of these adj
may be secured.
All needful information eheerfaly given, and the
operation of the different systems explained on 10.
plication al this Agency.
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent
deo2g eodisd&w6w
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CopartuerSI,ip.

rElIE undersigned have this day formed copart-
Il nersllip under the firm style Of STUART q co,
and will continue the Stove and Furnace business
all branches at the old stand, No. 15l Middle
street. CHARLES II. STUART,
jan2l diff ID. X. STEVENS.
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Friday Morning, February 90, 1864.
The Veterans.

The veteran regiments are almost unani-
mously re-enlisting for the war. Notwith-
standing they might claim that they had
performed their duty, and had done their full
share In the war, and are entitled TO retire, yet
they most patriotically discard all such pleas,
and come forward with the determination, as
they have already borne the heat and burthen
of the day, to be in at the death Of the rebel
lion, and not let the eleventh hour men have
the entire credit of the result, as they would
appear to do. The following scenes with
Connecticut regiment shows the feelings and
principles which are aetuating these veterans,
in inducing the brave fellows to devote them
selves anew to the service:
One man who told me he had signed
again, said he had already lost in this war two
brothers, two brothers-in-law, and two uncles,
and he was mot going to quit now He would
see it through
another said, when I asked if he had re-
enlisted, Oh, yes, If / was out now couldn't
keep out while this thing was going on. My
two brothers were in service too. One OF them
was killed on picket at Aqua Creek, but the
other is in and he and | viii stay in"
There is one who first entered with twin
brother. While himself sick in hospital he
heard of that brothers death, but neither this
loss nor his desire to be at home giving help
and cheer to his MANNED father, prevented his
pledging anew his devotion to the country he
has faithfully served"
Another is from one Of our good Connecti-
cut families his father well-known, patriot
ic ciIizen of Hartford county, In comfortable
worldly circumstances ;shimself the head of a
promising lamily: his mother lying in eniee-
bled health, probably near her end; his pa
rents, wife, children, looking with hope and
longing for his return to their midst, ere long,
to be again blessing to them ALL II was
hard for him to bind himself for another three
years OF absence, privaton and danger. lie
did not decide at once. He Is an earnest con-
sstent Christian, a good, faithful soldier
His hand trembled and the perspiration star
ted from bis face, as he sat over the rolls con-
sidering the subject, while he aided his cap
tain in making up the lists.
"He said, and doubtless sincerely, that not
money enough TO cover all The camp-ground
could tempt him TO this new sacrifice, but ii
he enlisted it would be because he felt it his
duty to come forward again, as before; and
come forward he did, God bless him. As
write this sentence there steps TO the table a
lad whose fathers body, shot through by a
rebel bullet, lies yet unburied at the regimen
tal hospital and with steady hand the brave
boy again subseribes his name in affirmation
of his willingness to stand by the Government.
tor which his father has just laid down his
lifen
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Farm sOr sale.

EalIn Tor sale.
CITUATED one half mile from Mayall's Fac
- tory, in Gray. containing about 100 acres well
watered and wooded. good pasture and excellent
grass land. VIII be sold at a bargain to any one
wanting first rate farm. Possession given inme-
diatey. Inquire of JOSEPH MERRILL, West
hiuot, or JOHN MERRILL, JR., Gray.
Jan. IL, 1854. ianl3 60 VIM
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN r. GILMAN. Editor.

Is published at No. s34 EXCHANGE STREET. by
N. A.. F0sT T E II g. co.
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A Dwelling house aud store. near Cobb's Bridge,
n on the q + X. r. good chance for country
trade. Inquire for particulars of the subscriber at
Cobb's Bridge station, or j. r Wight, 2l0 Fore st
Portland. WINTHROP COBB.
New Gloucester Feb IL 1s6i
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Aid TO Union Prisoners iu Rich
Baaud.
Dissolution.

U. s. Christian Commission, Portland, Ne.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-09
go oraers 10. 3.
CHIEF QUABTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Dec. q, 1868. s


REGULATIONS FOR THE HANDLING or PUB
Lie PROPERTY on THE JEvEE, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES.
I. Property when unloa5ed must be
placed at such distance from the water,
as viii secure it from all danger from
sudden rising of the River before it can
be removed.
II. No property of pefishable nature
viii be put on tho Lsvee, without being
well dunnsged.
III. Gsrgs Of men working on the
Levee must not be allowed to stand or
loaf about the piles of grain or other
supplies, and this rule must be particu-
lsrly enforced in wet and muddy weather.
While loading or unloading boats, men
will not be allowed to smoke pipes or
cigars on the Levee.
". Supplies Of the same Department
win be kept together as much ss practi-
cable, and TO this end boats containing
like supplies will make their landings
together as far as possible.
V. Supplies Of a perishable nature viii
invariably be covered with psulins at
night, and during rainy weather, and
such supplies viii not be removed from
the Lovee during such weather.
VI. Officers having gangs of men,
whose services they do not Immediately
require, will notify al officers concerned,
and on application will loan such men
for the time being to officers in need of
additional aid.
VII. It must be understood, that every
officer of this Depot, whether he has
control of men or not, is Immediately
concerned in its efficiency and thorough
ness, and is authorised by me to arrest
all men lOafng or in any way uegIsctiDg
their duties; it is particularly charged,
that should any officer fad teamster
blocking up the street unnecessarily,
naltresting his animals, or committing
any Outrage, to take the number Of his
wagon and report the same to the Office
of the Chief Qeartermaster.
VIII 1t is hereby ordered, that teams
shall not move through ;he streets Of
Nashville faster than a walk, that they
shall always keep the right hand side Of
the street, and that whether moving or
stopping there shall be left between every
six wagons . spscs Of the width Of
the street Wagon masters will be held
directly responsible for the enforcement
of this order.
J. L. DONALDSON,
Dec29-tE Chief Quar- termaster.
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J. II. VAN STAV0REN'S
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AID
PICTURE GALLERY 4,
So College-street.

THE PROPRIE TOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that be has now CON-
pIeted his Gallery, and, in elegance Of
style and design, is is inferior to none IN
the South; that be is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, to take
photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic Art, and to have them placed in Oil or
Water COlors, by the best Artists.
Miniatures of diseased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to sny size up to
life, and coloTed.
A full assortment Of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype Gases, together with the lar
geBt variety of Albutns brought to this
city.
The picture Gallery contains The most
choice collection Of OIL paintings, COlored
Steel Plate ErgraYings, French and Chro-
mo Lithographsfrcm the works of the most
distinguished Painters, su0h as TURNER,
Rosa B93heur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, Corbcud, DObson, Lsndseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hannah, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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General OEdor-go. 6.
CHIEF QUABTERMAsTEB's OFFIoE,l
Dept Of the Cumberland, :
Nashville. Dse. 81. 1863.

Dept Of the Cumberland, :
Nashville, Dec. q, 1868.
In view Of the accumulation of public
property at this Depot, and fer the better
protection of the same, as well IS Of pri-
vate property, in case of Fire, it is hereby
ordered:
1st That all employees Of the Quar-
termaster's Department at this Depot, Of
whatsoever grade or station, viii coasti-
Iute body Of Volunteer Firemen Of the
Quartermaster's Department, and On the
alarm of Gre, viii proceed as hereinafter
directed.
I'd. Capt. Charles H. irwin, A. @. IL,
is hereby announced as Chief Of the Vol
unteer Fire Department, and will be
obeyed snd respected accordingly.
Sd. On the alarm Of Ere, each gang of
laborers, mechanics, teamsters, clerks,
etc, will proceed to such place of rem
devious as will be designated by Capt.
Irwin, and the boss or foreman of such
party will proceed with dispatch to the
Office Of Capt. Irwin, on Cherry street.
Who will give the proper instructions for
the particular duty to be performed by
such psrty in helping to extinguish the
c0naagration, or 10 save public or private
property.
4th. The foreman or boss Of each
party will be held responsible not only
for the energetic execution of tho orders
given by Capt. Irwin, but also for the good
behavior Of the men in his charge. Any
irreguIarity, depreciation or theft COM
mitted by an employee Of ths Depart
ment will be punished severely.
5Lh. On the alarm of Gre, Capt. Irwin
win place himself in communication
with the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment, and use bis best efforts to har-
monize the action Of the volunteer force
with that of tie established Depart
msnt.
9Th. On thc alarm Of FIRE, the parties
organized under theirrsspsctive foremen
viii not disband until orders to that
effect have been received from Captain
Irwin.
7th. While fire is raging, the foreman
Of each party will detail s man to report
20 Capt. Irvin IS messenger to convey
orders, who will remain with Captain I.
until properly discharged.
9Th. Captain Irwin viii establish rules
By which details Of men shall be made
from each gang or party, on alarm Offire,
to remain behind in charge Of their re-
spectiyo quarters, ahOPs. iraiaJ, Offices,
etc.
Oh. Every Quarlermsstsr in charge Of
public store houses vii prescribe rules
for the employees under his immediate
direction, for the parposs Of exiingnish-
irg any FIRE that may occur on his own
premises, and win also keep a. least one
dozen buckets filed with water On each
story Of the building 50 occupied By
him.
10th. No stoves or fires for cooking
or Tor ness purposes, will be allowed
about any Of the Public Siore-houses,
and al qusrteTmasters will have watch
men on duty, day and night, to see that
the Necessary. fires for the Offices are
duly guarded and At tie proper hour ex-
tingaished.
J. L. DoHxLDsoS,
dec29-tf Chief QuarteEmaster.l
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garahaps Sole

IN Obedience to three writs tsnSioai s7poHGs 70 nc
i directed lruIn the Circuit Court OF tne Unitsi
States az its October term for 1858, I viii, at IL
oei0ck, A. a., on TUESDAY, the 1871 day OF JAN L
AIRY lisa expose 10 public sale, 10 The highest bid
der. for cash. az The COurt-heUe, in NASHVILLE, pa-
interest," and estate which T. O. Hurt has IN ga certain
lot pecsof ground IN Edgehcld, Davidson county,
TenRl on the south SIDE OF No alland street 'front.'
ing hfty feet on said street acd running back one
hundred and seventy feet to en- alley, AMI numbered
81 in plan Of shelby Addition, which is registered
in the proper Office il Davidson c0Urtj Iase ~ q
Book 81 and an tie right, title, claim, interest, and
estate which +. o Hurt has IN a piece or pa-cI o.
ground IN South nashville, Davitson county, ieIn.,
described as - beginning ~ the corner Il Cannon anu
Lsws streets, running easiWardly, along cannon
street hundred aud flI nue feet 10 the centre
81 fifteen feet alley, Hence u0rihwarGlg along said
alley teo huulrcd AID hiy-ouc feet - shock lice,
thence westgar y with SIS ok's sus one hlrlrca and
SKY five fees 10 Lewis Epeet, thence s0uthgsi d y
tso hgudlel aud q ty-One let to the eegruing-;ite
REGISTERED ca Iags ia IN Book u q TIE Etrar for
DsYldsoa county, Tenu.; and all the right, title
claim, interest, aai estate which = Il Gro0mes has
in piece or parcel Of land IN Nashville, Iagsds5n
county, Tenn, designated iot No. 3, (part Of the
original College let 10. described as fronting on
Markes street thiftE feet mi running half way back
% eoltcge street, one hlndrs6 and twelve fset'cn
Eeyed ~ r. rs. GToomes bg JAS. Psrrist, By deed
dated June 17.h, 1875 recorded On PAGE - iu Book
No Of the Bcgi.trar for Mtyidson county al tas
property herein uafaca, having bccn l,vied On 10
uuited statc scr tie AItda District ~ Tennessee,
al jas April urn, 1872, against GrcoIncs, Cavert q
Kart. aud ia favor d J. l. Rsyue 4 SEA, Dacr, or
re & Co. AMI u. Costernan.
Ar GLkSoOCK. Marshal.
dec5-3t BY ". LsLtyErT. neputy.
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NO. 222

better ground than that they previously
occupied. IL they refuse il, they leave
themselves and their dsstinies in the
hands Of those who may choose to en-
brace Il however snail the number, If it
shall reach 5000. As at p esent advised,
| shall embrace the etfsr, and such is
my advice to all my friends. To those
who have already taken the oath Of ALE
glance in good faith, or who are willing
70 take It, 1 would say that it would
be indeed straining at q gnst to refuse
that proposed in the proclamation. You
can show this letter ct your discretion,
and make what use Of it you think prop
er. Yours truly,
EDWIN II. EWING.
P.S-In the body Of my letter, mem
toned that time alone could determine
the question whether Tennessee should
be regarded IS . new Stats, upon her at
tempt TO resume her position in the Con-
gress Of the United States and as =
member Of the Union. By that meant
that time alone could determine this
question practically; about il as q ques-
ton of law and right, there can be but
little difficulty. The fDe-spln sOphistry
of SONS men about the forfeiture OF
State rights and the extinction of States
is much what might have been expected
from persons Of that description. WesS,
snowy, bOOk-learned, visionary, with
narrow minds and narrow hearts, they
have too little practical vigor and too lit
tie expansiVensss Of intellect to embrace
the great question of the statesman, A
State of the Union cannot be forfeited
like . corporation, by violation Of charter
or the expiration of it's legal existence
BY time. Neither internal nor external
violence can affect its status except prac-
tically and temporarily.
What might be the effect Of civil or
natural death Of aH its inhabitants il is
unnecessary to inquire, as no such event
has happened or ia likely to happen.
The war power Of the Union eanncl last
beyond the continuance Of the war, and
When the war shall cease, the State will
remain. crippled it may be, and By the
destruction Of very many Of Its inh2bi
tauts (civilly and naturally, shoFn Of q
portion Of its representation. The war
power is al instrument for suppression
of internal violence or resistance to for
eign aggression, not aregulGtiye force for
reconstruction.
These few words are added to my letter
from the fear that you or others might
suppose that had some doubt in regard
10 II e real status Of Tennessee "a = State.
Mr.. Lincoln and other strong minded
men, even of the Anti-slavery party Of
the North, express views of this question
not unlike those above, and do not much
fear that il will become > question Of
danger. l hold myself ready to sustain
the views by argument IN srtsnsO should
it ever become necessary. E. H. Il.
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ER AID LCAnan q HaPIfas II NASHVILLE

The following Is correct list Of ell Hospitals IN
this city,
Hospiial No 1-Oa Gun Factory: Surgeon v
Hornor, college street, on the Bif
HospiiaI No 2--Unigositg Buildir5; Surgeon r 7
Tyndc, Y 5 Vols, Market street., on the Bil.
Eospiial No 3-ERslsB's BHiidiuq: surgeon ]. y ugr
low, 5 Vols, Southeast corner Public square.
Hoaitol No b-6un FACTORY: Surgeon & Hoge
boon, 4 Yos, upper end o. Front street.
Hotplfai No s--MasoHie He'll: Surgeon " C otter
son, 4 Vols, corner 81 Church and Summer streets
EospiiaI No 9--feTfiage FG0fqF: A Surgeon 6
" France, 4 S A, Market street below tieSquare
Hospital No IL Pet Rouss): A A surgeon J. 7
HoQie u = A, on University Pike
Hgrpiial No H. RroadisaV Hotel: Surgeon J W Tau
ton, L Vols, corner Brad and Cherry streets.
Hinspital Ne l3--Ifuia6s High Schools Surgeon r
qaylor u : Vols coraer 81 spruce and Broad streets
Hospital No IA Nashville Female Academy SurReor
Is Philips, Vols, Church street. near The Chatta
n0oea Depot.
Hospilal Ne 15-Hpnss's High School Surgeon "a
Chambers, L s Vols. corner Of Line and Summer cts
Hospifal No l6-( ooilfrobo8d) A A Surgeon 10
nnyne, q A, corner 81 Broad and Front streets.
HasI,ifal No III ofioers') surgeon L D Lynde
III S Vols, Market street, on the Hill
Hosgifal No Ia-MoTris 4 6irat0ns Railding: Sur
eeon J W Foyc, 4 Vols, No 4 Market street
HospitaI No 2l-1fcshodisi Cl4azeh surgeon I
FuIIef IL Vols. Church street, bet Summer and High
Os-sbsrland Hospital surgeon Clark McDermont
q Vols on Hardin Pike, west Of the Ienlteuiiary
I'risoa Hospifal--secoad B1p'is Chu-Ch A A Sur
econ 7 q Hickman, L S A, Chcrry street, on the H.i
t,oHsalssosai Barracks tlHazi0eu HoEscl Corner o
Church and Cherry streets
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Marshal'g Sale.


n virtue % wit reHtisai toaat % me directed
ID from the Girclit Court ul tho InLed States, for
tie Middle District % Tennessee, AZ IS October ter
Ts68 IuiI eKpose pub Dc sie, 10 taehfhest ddor
r cash al lhe eocr q thc Court huss Ia Ma lv lie
Tennessee, G. msnc neiug at II O'Clock, 4. IL, On
TUESDAY, us l2th cay II January, lsi4, all the
rght tt q claiin inicrart, ana estate, Ensch VI. 81
A. Ramsey BIAS ir certain fTact or parcel o. lad l
EdgtEeid. davidson couusy. Tenn, bounded as fol-
i0Ws - Beginning 90 STAKE IN ihs cntre Of apgl1s
street 10 centre u TIE cuiVeri where t1e al strel
crosses she creek, being ts b1gmarg clrnef q a
t-ct OF isui conveyed 81 tie lnen b-lE 81 lcunes-
So % Moses ". Nlurone, By tee2 be2ltpg date tie
l2,h OF Arri, SIS; thanc1 aiong Che centre q sil
sleei Soath, - ocgrec Eaat, llIc F1ies and llito
a a p0e, 81 sizke 10 az ceatFe % eaid street !;
I1crcr ai1nz the eeairc q szid street, Sourh, %
degrees last, thiftg Two poles and lee q lo.rs
70 cake in lie ceaf-c % le iateTs~cslau ~ spring
- Blss streets thencs Win the ceatTe q iass
tet Norm, So tezrces i.-ft. iifty.olr poieE and
80 q q pole, 10 tis centre ~ Il siar Eirrei t1aIcs
- tle en- re- o q aEsff street NortA, a ! West,
stgcnfyn mine ies, = . stil, ger q siart q.
lad conveyed 20 fail We-more hy William L. Yes
ter, o. deeI uatei Ezlh Apil Isf9 Aianec with Sac
ne 81 -eM isl mentioned frsgl ~ ll4e, E.gnF tie
c-uIre ~ fosicr EtrFf aorih 81 q giFs Wesi 1ins
fars q tie hceilniun corlcr 81 falt trait, where
Foster sirrtt tfoFsfe tile creek tlfuca lusu tac
centre 81 fa crss North, n 4 dsgrtcs Wgst sky
fsar p1et acd u lQ9 ~ IVe, So ITO D. lnlng.' %
c.ufailfuE ferelta and srier Hcres, tiole or
iesr he ans etiuE ev.ef o. T. saiisfy tfg nsas
rsu.-g-,i 81 sac sd C.art, be aver y a. 4. Starr
sgain.t sail NJ. ~ A. Ranssy an3 otlers.
A. 81 GLkss,4Ck, Marsha.
nov1s-Si - v. LzLTFs1 DePats.