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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-27
For the Belmont Chronicle.

The Gazette man in last weeks issue,
processes to have been very much Mortified
at the murder of President Lincoln. But
the only source of regret seems to be that
it SO disturbed his pusillanimity and struck
such terror to his craven soul, that he could
not find more Of the csss-pool vocabulary
by which 10 traduee and villify one Of our
preachers. who, on thanksgiving day, had
the courage to call rebels BY their right
,namss-murdsrers The people and NOR
ais Of the country would be the gamers il
Hsstoa1s bilsduct were kenoeisrth con
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Belmont Co. AZ. Society.

There will be meeting Of the Managers
of said Society at the Court House, on Sat
urday, April Goth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. As
important business is to be transacted it is
requested that there shall be a full attend
hnce of the members
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-27

MILLINERY GooDs. - Miss Nancy B.
Fsris, who has been spending the winter in
New York, has just returned with large
and varied stock of millinery goods, which
she has opened at her rooms in the West end
Of town. The ladies will find there every
thing in their line; of the latest fashion and
richest styles. Advertisement next week.
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Courts for t865-.-8th District

fINHE Judges Of the Couu Of Common Pleas OF the
= Eighth Judicial District OF the of Ohio by an
order heretofore published, fixed the times OF holding
lhe Courts IN said District for the year i5 and apopg
other things liked the times OF holding su uIneT
Terms of the Courl Of Common Pleas for the second
sub-dlvision as follows: Monroe County. Tuesday,
May "a, Belmont county, Tuesdsy May Oth Guernsey
county, Tuesday. May 2jd
Now, by virtue OF the power vested in by law, we
DO hereby abolish much Of said Order applies 10
ihe said summer terms in said coUnlies aud do fix
the summer in said second sub-diyiSen for the
year 1865 follows:
Monroe county. Tuesday. Anril 25lh.
Guernsey county. Monday, June iih.
Belmont county. Tuesday JUG 2sih 81,
1s65. -
f. 4 Evans, judges
JoHS w. OEKY, } OF said
GEo. w. MeiLvArSE. District
true copy, by order Of said Judges.
Attest: JNo HooPgs,
Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Muskngum county, o.
Zsnesvle, April 10, 1866
The above is h true copy received by me.
J. F. CHARLESWoRTH,C Clerk.
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Certificate Of Authority.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CCRRENCY.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1865.
WHEREAs by satisfactory evidence presented TO
w the undersigned has been made 10 appear that
The First National Bank Of Barnesvile il the oil
GAINESVILLE in the County Of Belmont and state OF Ohio
has been duly organized under and according the
quremenis OF the act OF Congress, entitled an act 10
provide a National Currency secured by a pledge OF
United States bonds End 10 provide for tho circulation
and redemption thereof, approved June Q, 1854, and
has complied with all the DIVISIONS OF said Act required
10 he complied with before commencing business oi
Banking under said Act.
The office of Comptroller of the Currency being va
cant now. therefore, l, Samuel r. Howard. do he re-
by certify that the First National Bank OF gainesville
in the town of Barnesville in the County OF Belmont
and State OF Ohio, is authorized TO commence the bust
ness of banking under the Act above.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF Office
this fstf day of March, 1865.
H. 81 (Sgnedl, SAMUEL 7. HOWARD.
Deputy Comptroller OF Currency.
Under the authority above given this bank will com
mence business Monday the 3rd day OF April 1865
in the West room OF WIN. Lockwood ideeeasedl brick
budingcorner OF Arch and Main Streets in Barne,vllle
JOHN BRADFlELD, Pres'L
WILLIAM c. WILSON, Cashier.
March 30 lSi5.-l0w.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sented TO the County Commis issoners at their next
regular cessIon asking for review and location of N
road commencing al the County bridge across Nc
Mahon's Run. thence in Norhery direction through
me lands OF Randall Austin, Jacob Rodefer, Jacob
Heatherington aud John Fink pursuing route along
the hillside and terminating at The street in South Be
Creek. fania a,
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Belmont Common Pleas,

DIVORCE.
Mary A. Baughman, THE defendant, non resident
y L of this State, will take notice
David Baughman, that the 25th day Of March,
1855 the plaintiff fled her petition in substance that the
plaintiff and defendant were led about eight years
ago IN Cos State OF o. and that they lived togeh
finally deserted her, and now resides in Armstrong
County, Pennsylvania. The petition prays for u d.
for three princpa extreme cruelty gross
neglect OF duty aud habtual drunkenness for three
years last past The defendant hereby notified that
the said will be for hesrng the 27hday Of June
1865 or some day after that day during the term OF the
Court commencing on the 9th Of May, 1865.
J. F. CHARLESWORTH, Clerk.
April "a. 1865 -6v
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April %, 1sd
NOTICE.

OATRICK JAYCE, will lake notice, that petition
L was filed against him and Others oil the = day of
April 1865 in the Coutt oil Common Pleas within and
for the County Of Belmont Ohio by Antony Lidon, and
Partition of the following real estate beng Lot s. OF
Block is OF Beaire City; and that the of
said Court the said Antony don will apply ior order
Ina, partition may be made of said premises.
ANTONY LIDON, Petitioner.
BY j. B. SMrTH, his Atty.
Apt l3. 1858. .6w.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A sA DONOVAN WHO resides in Brooke Comfy, IN
James Tsmso ss h1r1imIs,,sp5f de- boni. non w, lie
will onnexed Of William DoDn, 81, deed. on the 2jih
day Of MDrch 1865. hed bis petition n the Court Of
Common Pleas IN and for the County ol Belmont and
State Of ONO alleging that the pefTmai estate Of the
iessof the real estate ordered dbsod by the will
q s ,s:,a3, are pssss p %. SS ssg: 1sS
IN fee simple Of the following descptfd fea e,late,
situate ip The Coplly q Belmont ssd State Of Ohioi
Being pin Of he n. w. qf Of Sec. No. 10 Township
No 8, Rsnee 5, beginning The ". w corner Of sad
section; thence s99 w 1907 poles; tbehc : y.
on the w. side Of said section aud thence with the
West boundary Of sad seeiipn ~ 10 w. 1886 poles TO
the beginning; containing 80 acres.
Also, pan Of the West half Of section Nb II. Town
ship No s. Range beginning at stone a. the eoner sf
said sections thence 80 poles te nee BG0 20 thence
Pos; m thence ss W S9 6oss ys ssss"g ~
William Dunn, Jr uhd by him conveyed 10 Isaac Hol-
lowsy ard George 3 Brock, who now hold the sarue
subject TO the debts and charges oi said estate.
Also, the West half aud ~ ssres oi ne Fast half Of
section No u, Township No. ", Range 8, except 80
acres above described 9p Of Yves, hs 4 containing 800
Of t,e widow whs accepted the pfoTisOh made by the
will
Also pant Of the s. w or Of s.easn No. 10. Town.
ship Rongs S. containing 1l5 acresoeyised TO Jsue
ParsbaiL ahdty her sd her husband rptSeyed to Hol-
loway and II. G. Brock who Hos hold the
Also, pBn Of the West half Of section No s. Town
ship No. :. Range S. containing I26 devised TO
Samuel Dunn who now holds tue same. And also, the
following real estate sta,e in Guernsey County and
State OF Ohio and being the South half O Lot No. q in
quarter Township No I, OF Township No 2 and raLge
OF United states Military land. containing 100 acres.
Also, the East half OF the South half Of Lot No = in
same quarter Township, Township and Range aiore-
said containing 30 acres. Excepting y acres in the
:. w. corner. new owned by Samuel McNu and con-
tanning IN all ia3 acres. which devised TO Thomas
Dunn, and Wy him conveyed to Barnard Brown and by
said Brown conveyed to the defendant Asa Don
Ova who holds the sub ect the debts OF said
estate The prayer OF said petition is ior order 10
sell so much all of said several tracts OF land as will
be necessary TO pay the debts and charges Of said
IN proportion to the value of each devise above stated.
Said petition will be for he afng the next OF said
Cour commencing May 9th, 1865 before which
time you are required 10 answer said petition.
JAMES TALIMAN,
Admir- OF said estuie.
By p. TALLMAS his Atty.
Anil 1.RS 40,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-27

THE sales of 7-3O Notes, by the First Ma
tional Bank of ST. Clairsville, for the we elk
ending April 25, amounted to $l3,700.
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NOTICE.

MORGAN DoNOlIUE IN the State of Wet Viz.
l'A nin' VIII take notice thai j. ~ Sullivan, WIN o.
barnard end y. u. Cowen, Of the County oi Belmont
Ohio hled ueif ps,ion IN the Court sf Cosnnon Pleas
within aud Tor said County Of Belmont Ono against The
said Morgan Douohue defendant seng forth hst iley
sre the oNnefs ~ three several pFos.sry notes dated
on 80 day Of October, 1865, with interest from date,
nIads ana signed by said Mofgan DonOhue, amounting
q time of s fling Of said petition, both Of s3l3
Ij, ard claiming judgment for the further Of en-,
for damage for The pernfrnsnc, Of certain agree.
rem stnebed 10 their pslitfog i buildng house on
Lot Thai the said petition filed prays for iudgrne y,
sgaInti ne said Morgan DonohUe, Ter the Sum of s3s2
10 with interest from feing ~ and Tor oi
sale for Lot ak of Block ~ Of BsAire City snd for
''''' y JOHN ". SULLIVAN 4 e. ais. Pia.
by J. B. SIXTH, their ATTY.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
TiiE 0REAT INVENTION 90 TIE ACE IN
HOOP SKIRT.

W BRADLEYs New Pslsm DUPLEX ELLrP.
Cs TIC (ot doubleJ SPRING SKIRT.
WEsrS BhAD1sisY CORY, (iats J. T. 4 J.. q.
West SOLE PROPRlEroRs aud MANUFAc1UH
ERg, " Chambers aud ~ and 81 Reads Streets, New
York
This INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX foY iwoD
Elliptic Steel Springs, inEeniousy Brsidsd Tightly and
Firmly together, edge 10 edge making the toughest
most flexible Elastic and Durable Sprldg ever sssd =
They seldom Bend OF Break Ike the Single sprngs aud
consequently Preserve their Perfect and Beautiful
shape Twice ~ Long ~ any other skin.
The wOsntRFUL YLExbILIrI aud Great Comfort ard
pleasure TO sn Lady wearing the DJpex Eilipiic Skin
viii be experienced particularly n all crowded Assem-.
blies, Operas Carriages, Railroad Cars Church Rews
Ann Chairs for Promenade aud House Dress. as the
Ski can be folded, when ~ use 10 occ upy small place
as easily as q Silk or Muslin Dress.
Lady having eDjoyed the pleasure. co,nfcft, and
great convenience oi wearing the Duplex Elliptic steel
Spring Skir' for single day, will never aherwasds
willingly dispense with theruse. Fer children Misses
and young ladies', they are superior TO oil others.
They are the best Quality IN every part aud unques
uonably the lghtest most desirable, comfortable and
economical skirt ever made.
FOR SALE Ia 6rst-clsss stores IN this City and
Throughout the United States. aud Csnadss Havana de
Cuba Mexico South America aud the West Indies.
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
Rp12 i3w
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SEE advertisement of choice farm for
sale, by Henry B. Smith; also new goods by
Watson & Gressinger.
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.4.,,,i,,tstr 0fOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate couu
In for Belmont County, OHIO, the undersigned was APP
ponted and qualified Administrator OF the estate OF
Madison Scales, deceased late OF said County.
All those indebted said requested make
Immediate payment; aud those having claims against
said esage DIE neaGed 70 present them iof seItiemsH
.-;.hi~ ~. tram this date. -.H
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Landreth Garden Seeds.

A FULL supply OF the ABOVE celebrated Garden
IN Seed fresh, Just recsved epd fer sale by the peund
Mach a 6. " '' j. H. WEST q co.
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DR.. William Estep.

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired from Military
" Surgery will perform every variety of operations
required the human body. Such as Trephinng the
Skull in compression Of the brain, from any cause re-
quiing such operations amputsion OF upper lower
extrenties at any point Exsecon of Joiuts or portion
OF Shafts OF Bones, Siraghten Cross Eyes Club Feet
remove Cataract remedy determines OF the Eye Lids
Insert Artificial Eyes, made from a material on an
improved principle, The Insertion not causing pain and
will have the and beauty OF the natural eye
Exilrpates enlarged tonsils in two seconds Operate
on Hair Lip and other deformes of the mouth Re-
move all tumors mot mallgnant. Unsghily mole Of
the face removed without leaving scar.
All operations performed without pain.
Lovdsville Ohio, April 6-2m.
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.adA,stsaistratO,.'s Is Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court fo,
Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ar
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estate Of
James hahes deceased, late OF said county.
All those indebted said estate are sted 10 maxi
immediate payment and those having claims aeains,
said estate arc notified present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JOSEPH HANEs, Admir-.
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$40 @ Reward.

LOST $1,000 OH the 2sh Of March, 1866, on the road
l. between John Me Kisson's near Cenlerville, and
James Kinney 's--oDe $500 bin, two 500 bills, and the
balance in bills ranging from IS to $50 49,
n dc hncey win rgafn IL 70 nie, W'H make Inn
present of 5000 CHARLES r. WILSON
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A ttachment Notice.
April 0, lsG5.-3w.

Henry welshhance, I'hE defendant, i hereby no.
Il uheu tnut Tue plnlntlH on tue
Wm Harris. 10Th day ofhIsrch le05, caused an
order of attachment 10 he issued against him, before
A. w. Anderson a Justice OF the Peace OF Pullney
Township Belmont County. Ohio claiming Judgment
for $50 and costs Dated this 30th DAY March, 1865
April O, 1853 w HENRY WELSliHANCE
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RN-WATKINS.-Aprl2 ~, 1865, by Rev
J. b. Uber. Mr. J. Blackburn and Miss Hannah E.
Watkins, all of Jefferson Co Ohio.
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Taken UP,

ON the premises OF William Grard, on the SAUL.
" father farm in Richland Township, on Monday.
March17, 1865 large white bullock, weighing about
1900 bs rgh, ear scolop In left ear and wide
horns l m : ..
The owner will call for HIM Prove property, pay
charges, and take him away; or he will DO sold
WILLIAM GIRARD.
April O. IsO5-3ys
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Dissolution Notice.

THE Copartn-rship heretofore existing between w
l. Il. Hough aud David Thoburne, has been dissolved
by mutual consent The business will be carried oil a
the old stand by w. B. Hough.
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State bf0hio Belmont County,
Ourt of Common Pleas,

Annie Jackson rJNTHE defendant John C. Jack
l. sou, whose residence is un-
John c. Jackson known 10 the petitioner, is hereby
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the County
OF Belmont and State OF Ohio The object and prayer
of said petition is for a divorce and the custody OF John
C. Jackson her minor child. The causes assigned in
said petition gross neglect of duty and adultery with
u female in Chattanooga in the State OF Tennessee,
whose name is unknown the petitioner and that said
petition will stand for hearing AT the next term nj said
court. ANNIE JACKSON,
March l6l ls65-6w. BY p. TALLNAN, her Ar'y.
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SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS.

a TAUE ana FLOWER SEsDS, OF the best
ounlity carslosvss OF which can he
or sen, free by mail All sstds tried ssiers 9.nf 81
fered fol sale. "; ~ faIasI n
npr0,-2ml. III ""'r N''
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Belmont Common Pleas
NOTICE.
Thomas Day, Plaintiff 1,HE defendahts BeIilarnin

NOTICE.
Thomas Day, Plaintiff, 1'HE defendants BcnlaTin 1I
l. i. Slmpson and Lewis III.
Rachel II. Simpson, Gratigny, are hereby notified
and others defendants that the 18th day Of March,
A D., 1865, the plaintiff field petition IN said Csurt,
heirs OF William p. Simpson, decd, 10 execute quit
claim deeds 10 the plaintiff tor their interest in the prem
ses hereinafter described and fsr other proper relief
the ground that said premises were purchased by SAID
plaintiff and said decedet in partnership that said Day
paid has assumed 10 pay all the purchased money
therefor and all the taxes and fer all the repairs thereon
and that the by hIu expended are far beyond
tie value OF said premises Said premises are described
as follows Situate in York Township in said County,
and the Ohio river and raining from the home farm
oi the plaintiff, Oh the South about ~ miles up the
river 10 the lands OF Horaio McLane ani joseph Me-
Lans's heirs, the North, and containing in the az
gregate abount l2 2 acres and particularly described
in said petition. Unless said defendants appear and
answer or derur to said petition by May I3 1865 saId
peuoh will be tab en- us confessed by them
J. +. CHARLESWORrH, Clerk.
b. s. & D. D. T. CowES, Atlys. for flf
March l6, 1855. .-6w.
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Attachment Notice.
p. Shaver & Co, Plaintiffs.

p. Shaver & Co.. Plaintiffs.
John II. Buneddge, Defendant
DEFORE A w Anderson J. p, of Pultney Town.
ID ship, Belmont County, Ohio. the 18th day oi
March A. D. is05 said Justice issued an order OF Al
tachmemt in the above action for the sum OF eighty
three dollars Al d costs OF suit.
April O-3t. T. SHAVER 4 Co.
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NOTICE.

THE Public hereby notified, not 10 'respass on
l. my premises by passing through the field between
my shed and the woods expect to cultivate with
Grapes. The law will be put in force aSainst all snch
JOHN ROTTMEIR
April 9, 1865, EN-.
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&dnsissistrnt0r's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court ler
belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate OF
George c. Bethel, deceased late Of said county.
All those indebted to said requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
SAID estate are notified to present them for settlement,
within one year from this date.
April 10, 1so5-3w.
quarterly Report Of The First
National Bank of st. Clairs-
vilIe> Ohf0.
Sh0WiNG its condition on the morning Of the first
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.fd,ssi,s sissratos.'s .NosSce,

aTWN1tEttStTfHtOF eVOEtCCs
NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court for
" Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator de bonis OF
the estate Of Dewitt Steele decd late Of said county
All those indebted said requested make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement,
within year from this date.
CLARKsoN STEELE, Admir-
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SPRING STYLES,
CIOaking Cloths, BalnaOraIS, &c.

v oU can ge, Coffee at Rinkers at 10 cents pei
i pound
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nant pools, the little impertinent fellow
screamed in q keynote not found in
note books. We awoke with a sudden
recollection that his origin suited the ap.
pearance of just such place on the
street between the Court House and
"these headquarters"
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fFror the Yofkyi.le Enquirer, ]
sa,A Public Meeting.

At a meeting Of tile citizens of the
District held this day, at the Court
House, for the. purpose of nominating
candidates to the Convention, ordered,
by his Excellency, B. +. Perry, Provis.
ional Governor Of South Carolina. Col.
w. G.. Beatty was elected Chairman,
and III. f. Adickes Secretary of the
meeting.
The Resolution was submitted by II.
F Adickes, which was adopted That
committee of seven be appointed to
nominate suitable candidates for said
Convention.
The COMMITTEE appointed were III. f.
Adickes G.. w. Williams, j. l.. Ad.
ans, Newton Steele, Givens Gallagher,
William Caldwell and TJ. Bell. Af
ter consultation, said committee reported
the following names rs proper candida.
tes for election, viz : Rev. r. A. Ross,
A. s. Wallace, ESQ, w. /. Clawson,
Esq, and Mr.. J. Newman McElwee,
Sr.
Maj B. +. Briggs submitted reso.
luton That the above nomination be
laid on the table, and that the names of
VIM. G. Black, Esq. Col. Cad. Jones,
Rev. r. A, Ross, Maj. J. w. Avery,
be substituted in the place thereof, ds
candidates which was adopted by the
meeting on division. .
Col. Cad, Jones offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted.
Resolred, That we approve of the call
made by His Excclcncy, b. f. Perry,
for Convention of the State, with au.
thority to alter or amend the Constiu.
ton thereof, to restore civil authority,
and to exercise all powers necessary and
proper to restore the State to its consti.
tutionai relations to the Federal Govern
| ment.
On motion OF Il. j. Eccles, Esq, the
proceedings of this meeting were or.
dercd to be published in the Yorkville
Enquirer and the papers of. this State.
w. c. BEATTY, Chairman.
Fl. F. ADIcREs, Secretary.
Yorkvillc, s. e., August II, 1865.
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Republication. sconsultus." !"

We rapublish this morning the able
and logical argument of JURJsooNsuL.
rUs against the repudiation of private
debts, and direct the attention of every
reader of orr paper to 1t.
The arguments adduced by JURIscoN,
srLrus are SO clear and of such force,
(bemg from the constitution of tho Uni.
ted S'ates) that it is unnecessary for us
TO throw further light upon the subject.
A careful and attentive study Of the
article is enjoined upon every one. All
arc equally interested in the matter.