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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-22
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Our city readers, who have looked over
our report of the proceedings of the City,
Council on Monday evenipg,are aware that
the topic of discussion on that evening was
an ordinance to establish a Board of Health
Tor the City, reported BY q eommittee pres
viously appointed. The Ordinance, after
having been discussed, BY sections, was
recommtted to the committee that
reported 1t, with instructions to publish 1t
lin the daiiy papers of the city. 1t Hhas,
been accordingly sent to ms for pub
licatioh, and we lay 1t this morning before
our readers.z 1eurcitizenswiilb bear inmind
that 1t is not yet passed into law, but is
pending before the Council. \ 1ti Is published
for their examination, ,,md for the express
sion of their opinion on its merits. AS 1t
proposes to inaugurate an important meas
ure, which Twill iRvolve~no little expense,
its object and provlsiohs-shou be subject
ed, to most thorough and Searching inves-
tigationg iThe reported ordinance reads as
| follows. muli t12!9s o. 5lle
fSsfSsHl CAs oaaeD5IIssascn a 3Hl
To estdblish a Boardot Hsatn for the City Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-22

EyTW0d gUTTTTTJ --.T- 70 8fGCaI3gOgS.
CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Jeans, and Cloth fol
ladies' Cloaks, at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-22
Arrest for Rigamy.

.au5i4 ~ ~ a 1S6 South Fourth street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

WAsH.N0roN, March l2.--John 6. Nice
lay, Private Secretary OF President. Lin
coin, was nominated yesterday for the post
OF Consul to Paris, to ill the vacancy crea-
ted by the promotion Of John Bigelow, the
late Incumbent to the post OF Charge de
Affairs at the French Court. The nomira-
ton was unaninlov sly confirmed. Mr..
Nicolay is a dne scholar, speaks French
and German auentiy, and will be able to
bring to hia position thorough knowl-
edge of American politics aud q full in
sight into the workings of the Admipistra-
ton since the beginning OF the rebellion
He Will not proceed 1mediately to Paris,
but will continue for some timesyet in the
discharge Of his duties as private secretary.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton Of Oscar Males, Of Minnesota, Consul
at Galetza, n. .H. F. Grurley, OF iowa, at
Quebec; Richard NJ. Convine to -bo Attor-
ney ana Alex. G. Chazds Marshal Of the
Southern District Of Ohio Geo. D. HIN, Of
Michigan, Surveyor General for Docatah.
The Chronicle Of this morning says Vice
President johnson appeared in the Senate
yesterday, his health being entirely re.
etored During biz stay in the Vics Presi-
dents room large number Of Senator'S
called to pay their respects. Y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

/ MEMPHIs, g.. via CAIRO, March liza
grand banquet was given by the Union
men TO Gen. Wxshburne Last night, at
which he made . speech deprecating mill.
tary law and hoping 70. q speedy restora-
ton Of the civil government throughout
the State. He expressed much charity fog
the southern people, and promising to re-
ceive them kindly when they came in the
proper spirit. He told the Memphis mer.
chants that the interest Of their city were
% considerable extent antagonistic to the
interests Of the government, but he would
be liberal IN regard to legitimate honest
trade, but in anything else they would
md him their inexorable foe. &
A fight occurred At Fort PickrinG nigat
before last, between the 3rd z. 8. COlored
artillery and q white regiment, resulting
In the death OF several negroes and one
white man. The fight grew out OF disa-
Kreement about rations. Both regiments
belonged to the garrison fort
Gen. Washbutne han ordered the arrest
Of the chief clerk In Office OF Mr.. Ellery,
Treasury Agent, for purchasing cotton.
S Cen. Dana Left for HickYhurg yesterday.
III The rivar bank Il full and the the river is
stu on the rise. 1
Gen. WAshburne hae issued an order
neutrality-suspicious. 20 navigate the Hat
chic river TO bring out the products of the
county, but will not allow them to take
ND supplies. 80 =
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Appeal Of Gov. Audrevvs.

BosruN, March lo.-Gov. Andrew pub
fishes a special appeal 20 deserters, in
which he says avail myself of tho earliest
opportunity, after the proclamation Of the
wise ali persons liable to the charge Of de-
sertion, to accept at once the Presidency
offer of pardon and report themselves i'm
mediately to the nearest provost marshal
to return TO duty and obedience, to retrieve
their reputation, protect themselves against
punishment hereafter; and save from GER
American citizens. I appeal to. the neigh
bors and friends OF a.! such deserters ii 70.
out; TO the mothers and wives who have
heretofore invoked SO often my advice and
interposition, earnestly counseling them,
both as magistrate and az q man, TO en-
force promptly the absent to return and
ness. which now await them under the Tn
3hY, Nnp - SG5sfSf b e3a s.ssssfsgf .sf&fG&
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New YosE, March IA rebel dispatch
dated Mobile, Feb. 18th, says twenty-five
steamers and six Mississippi transports
are in the lower Bay, add large numb er
of troops are on Dauphin Islaad and PEN
sacola, indicating an early attack on the
city.
A New Orleans letter OF the 9TH announ-
ces the arrival there Of l20O exchanged
prisoners from Texas, including number
Of naval o@cers.
Rebel papers chronicle the passage of the
negro enlistment act, sayinG it is . meas
ure Of neceesity, not q choice.
Mr.. Wigfau during debate denounced
the Legislature Of Virginia, and demand
ed the resignation Of Jef. Davis.
The speech Of Senator Hunter in the
Rebel Senate 10 printed. He voted for the
bill to arm and emancipate nigRero under
Instructions fromthe Virginia Legislature,
but entered his protest against it ~ an
abandonment Of the contest and OF the
grcund upon which the Seuth seceded.--
He also showed from statutes that no con-
siderable body Of negro troops could be
raised In the States ever which the Gov.
efnmeot had control without stripping the
country OF tho labor absolutely necessary
to produce food, and stated that the COM
mand Of conscripts with authority to Inn
press 10000 slaves, had since the last re-
port been able 20 get but 1000. Of whom
NV
lima; and the balance from Alabama. Mr..
Hunter also argued that the negroes would
not volunteer, and those We did pet would
desert to the enemy, who offered them q
better price.
The Richmond Dispatch Of Friday con.
tains the following dispatch from General
Lee, giving the particulars Of o battle near
Kinston, n. c. between, Bragg and the
Union forces which moved from Eewtern
| to meet Sherman in the direction OF Colds.
boro.: ' $40 s Stg
HEApQvAarEs, March Ito Gen. j. g,
Breckenridge. Secretary Of War General
Bragg reports that he attacked the enemy
yesterday, four miles in front Of Kinsto.
and drove him from his position. He dis.
puted bis ground obstinAtely, and took ur
| q new line three miles from his first. We
captured three pieces Of artillery and Isl
prisoners. The number of the enemy, dead
and wounded, left on the felG is large
Ours is comparatively small. The troops
behaved most Handsomely, and Major
Generals Hill and Hoke exhib ited thei,
| usual zeal and energy 81 "a s3 81
|. lsEguedl R., E. LEE.
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Erom Mexico.

NEW Your, March l3.-By the steamer
Liberty Wa nave Havana dates to, the 0th,
advices from Vera Cruz to the Sd, and City
| Of Mexico To che 18th ult. 81 stdsssl ,'ia5 ~
We have received two DEGREES, enc Of
Maxinlillan granting Religious liberty, tee
other approving Misrepresentation Of church
ernmentof 1859. d s1sga9s~ = gleee =
Nothing definite AZ to the, reported cap
ture Of Oaxacs BY the imper;aliatA was, yet
receiv we'd. 35ix q. slsst ! .tsE Ys5s5sts I'll st
The CITY. Of coAxahoatllt was captured
by the imperiaiists on the s1kth. The re-
ported surrender of Gen. Ercheagavy is
untrue as he still held out. ~
The Spanish and italian ministers had
arrived at Vera Cruz. 81
DON Dioe Robleo, returned from Mat.
amoras, after instituting several reforms,
and getting on finely with internal I'm.
The reported outrages at Matamoras on
Union refugees and tho American consul
late are repeated. staa
Two ships, one Belgian and one Spanish,
have arrived at Havana, bringing 767
coolies. 9481g.
a bold attempt was made by pirates to
lcapture the American steamer Shooting
Star. She was attacked oa the night Of the
4th in the hArbOr OF Havana, but the at
tempt failed. It Was repeated the same
night, when, with the assistance Of the 20.
oaptu red, but on being taken ashore they
were liberated.
The steamer Owl refnsinga crew list has
been detained in port.
The steamer Francis has been receiving
arms. for what purpose Ia not known.
The pirate Mofatt has had 8 dinner given
him at Havana. e s ie
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A Tobacco Speculation comes to
AAhAa

Ashes.
| WAsHIN0roN, March 1.-THE Richmond
Er0nsiner ct the 9th inst. says, all remains
quiet along the lines of Gen. Grant. In
TACT for the last week every thing has been
mud bound. and the rain fell most inces-
sanity yestsrdsy. ,Whtch served to make
matten decidedly worse IA that respect. :
It is not probable that Gen. Grant will az.
tempt any movements Until there is q
change OF weather, and tho country andth
roads ate I'M bettee condition. Our mill
tafy authorities should b none the less
v1eilant, however, for be may attempt to
advance his lines when least expected.
| The Northern papers continue to report
number OF deserteFs from our lines, and
their columns are 6lled with the stories
they tell. Grant has thought these stories
OF .umctent importance 70 telegraph them
to Warrington, and the whole North catch
q at them In great exultati0n.
For some days parties In this city have
been sending large quantities of manufac-
tured tobacco hence to Fredericksburg.-
fsep0rte say that this tobacco Wa to be
traded with the Yankees for bacon, and
that Gen. Singleton was the prime mover
IN the arrangement, this being the business
that brought him again to Richmond.
The tobacco was transported to Hamil-
ton ferry by railroad, and thence hauled
% fredericksburg, ave miles distant, in
W00Vubs 4u03 10k0e0 WGE0 0XQ0CI6O 10
come up in vessels to fredericksburg,
bringing bacon with them and carry of the
tobacco. On Monday last u, 600 pounds of
tobacco had been sent upthe Ffedericks-
burg road, 1000 pounds OF which had been
hauled TO Ffedericksburg and stored in .
warehouse on the Rappahannock convent
emit for shipping. and the other 5000
pounds was in 80 box cars at Hamilton
Crossing. 9as ID aasi3 sil,s. &.
The enemy came up to Fredericksburg
IN gunboats on Monday night, but brought
no bacon that we have been able to hear Of.
Their drst step was to send a party Of cav
airy to Hamilton Crossing, vine set fire to
aud destroyed all the cars and tobacco
there. This party also burned the bridge
over Massaponox Greek, . ehort distance
this side Of Hamilton Crossing.
There are two reports 40 to what wa1
done with the tobacco at Fredericksbuxg.
One is that the enemy carried it OF, and
the other that they fired the warehouses
and destroyed both houses and tobacco
Il 10 ascertained that they burned the 6ye
wagons employed In hauling the tobacco,
and carried of the horses.
So ends one Of the most bri Iliant schemes
OF our latter day speculatons. the Rail-
road Company losing the 81 cars. a. they
believed an arrangement had been come to
with the enemy that they should not be
molosted Sra sas4 t
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NEW ioRx. March E.-Richmond jour-
nals Of last FridAy announced that the re-
moval nj the gold belonging Co the Banks
of that CITY had already commenced, and
in the strongest language the Legislature
and people are called upon to put stop to
this exodus Of the precious metals, on the
ground taat If removed it will nearly all
get into the Gands Of the Yankees, and that
upon its retention depends the very safety
Of the rebel capital itself. -. ~.
Richmond editors very angry over
the recent seizure ct frederic ksburg, Va,
by the National troops Of some 20O, 600 lbs
of tobacco which had been sent from. there
to Petersburg. They say there was under
stood to be au agreement ,o0 both sides
that the tobacco should 60 safely through
their Lines, and that they should receive
bacon in return for il, and consider its cap
ture = Yankee trick, with which Gen. Sim
some time past, - suspected OF having had
The Richmond. Examiner Of the 10th
says latest adyicea from Lynchburg shows
that place ~ safe. The same paper conn
plains OF the I'M ustice done to soldiers by
withholding their pay, AID says this is the
cause of their desertson.
On the 9tl between Eve aud six hundred
sick and wounded y ankee prisoners were
taken from Richmond hospitals And,ssht
forward an exchange, and on the 10Th nine
ed in che Richmond prisons were to be for
wardeti. aI, .a 9I}s Is as.,ss5 ssti73
The Richmond Examiner is informed By
q rebel officer, from South Carolina, that
Sheeman has completely devastated the
portion Of the state through which he
passed. Tae odicersa he has not spared
house 10 hls track.oI 81 49,, esss {,
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Waae Hampton.
New YORK, March 1.-TWO hundred
bounty jumpers and II substitute brokers
were arrested yesterday At Hoboken, after
having enlisted ct q bogus recruiting sta
ton. They were all put in irons and sent
to Governors Island to-day.
70 Wade Hampten, stating that in co 81 e.
quence of fbrs8ing parties having been
murdered BY rD6ol6, and labels attached 70
their bodies or Death to al foraeers.' y that
be has ordered . similar number Of prison-
era in our hands to be disposed Of IN : me-
manner; that he holds 1000 rebel prison
err. and can stand lt - long a. Hampton.
The rebel General responds that no knows
soldier executed BY Sherman, he will exc
cute two Federals, picking out officers "a
che first victims. He makes q LONG story
about the barbaritiss alleged to b practic-
Cd by 6herman's army, and concludes bv
stating he shall hold s. pl ,oners ~ hosta.
gee for those ordered to be executed bv
Sherman.
The following IL Gen. Sherman's letter
to Wade Hampton: e9 rag
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD. Febru.
ary a, 1065.-To Gen. Wade Hampton.
commanding cavalry forces Of G. 8. A
General, It Il olnctally reported to me that
our foraging parties are murdered after
capture, and labelled death to all foragers.
One instance Of . Lieutenant and seven
men near Chesterville, and another.of 20
men near ravine, 50 rods from the main
road, shout three miles from Fostersville.
have . number of prisoners in our hands
20 DO disposed Of in like manner. hold
about 1000 prisoners, captured in various
ways, and can. stand il as long as you. but
I hardly think these murders are commit
TED with your knowledge, and would Sug-
geet that you rive notice to the people at
large that. every life taken by. them
simply results in the death Of one OF your
cpnfederatse. '2F Sc
Of course you cannot question my right
to forage m the country. It ID q fair right,
Is old e. history the right Of exercising It
varies with circumstances, and II the civil
authorities viii supply my requisiton,
viii forbid MI forging, But dnd no
civil authorities can respond to calls for
forage and provisions, and therefore must
collect directly OF the people. have no
doubt this II the occasion Of much misbe-
havior on the part Of our men, but 7 can
not permit an enemy to Judge or punish
With Wholesale murder. Personally. re-
greet the bitter feelings engendered BY this
war, but they were to be expected, and ]
simply aUege that these struck the first
blow and made war In revenge, ought not,
In fhirness, 70 reprove US for the natura!
consequences. Z merely assert our, fair
right to forage aud my resolve to protect
my foragers 70 the extent of life torlife
am. very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
W. T. SHERMAN.
Major General u. S. A.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED. We
~ sfiu want Volunteers, and are paying
asa LOCAL BOUNTIE1.eq
. Come and Join our glorious IOWA BOYS In
0nishing mp the Rebellion. .,o-.,. - "a.
/. .YolunteeEs have choice Of Conpany AID Regi-
meot Asa1tsas ~ S3s1STSs45 70 kaFSrs4 4
! .iCoAe TO- orr General Recruiting Agency In
WI ,ss,r GRIMES BLOCK, q
+ 14.WeWiu albany ToWn1hip "a the First Dis
trict for one half Of Whist II VIM cost AFTER tho
next call. which W11itoo6 be made beoiAes sav-
Ing IOWA men to our own creditA and prevent
them from oaa8Se Winois to enlist, where 10
Fioeeths credit4 !. i. ls aaIs ~. s..ss.s
tn6es.s !. IA nc. x1ERCRoNniEz o.,
mar l3rdAwtf 1sy .srR Recruiting AgentA
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Reported defeat Of Bragg.

!. PH1LADErpHrA. March l3-The B,tlLe-
te4,'s Washington special dispatch says a
letter dated near Kingston, March 10Th, re-
ceived here at noon to-day, says that ca
the day before, the 9th. Bragg attacked
Cox's force, making two separate as
SAINTS, which we're repuised with heavy
loss toathe enemy. Rptger'a division OF
the ID Corps captured one piece Of artillery
end tro hundred prisoners. The enemy
, ,s.,t ae nsld n eonsesion. and ~ Q, 1nei
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LoUIsvTLLE, March l3.-An expedition
of50 Of the Goth Wisconsin, sent from here
Saturday surrounded yesterday morning
= barn IN Webster, Meade county, captur:
Ing 'Sue Mundy,n alias Jerome CLARK,
Msgrrder and Henry Metcslf, after some
slightly and fourth MORALLY wounded.
Tie prisoners were brought here by the
steamer Morning Star this morning and
lodged in the military prison: ~
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From North Caroline.

l. NEWBERN, March 9.--Major Gen. Scho-
geld and Brevet Brigadier General Soho
field and their stats have arrived here,
having left on Monday last. They bring no
are equally ignorant Of Sherman's whore
abouts. The roads are bad, which delays
his progress somewhat.
A letter was received here the other day
from young man who has been confined
In the Salisbury prison for the past two
years, stating thxt he was liberated by tho
Union forces. s,ar
The enemy are in considerable force It
Kingston, Il. c., having been recently ie.
infofced. Lees corps, from hoods army,
y reported there. Yesterday the enemy
captured some Of our skirmisheYs near
Kingston belonging t6the 18th Connecticut
and 18th Massachusetts,. 1Fs
Gen. Bragg 10 reported TO be in command
Of the ensmy's forces At Kingston. Major
forces at that point. % laP1
The weather p very warm. .a
4t8aied n. LATnR.l
N1wp1RN. March 1l-9 4. N-(By Mail.)
The enemy elated with the capture Of or
3 small guns and line OF sktrmishers in
our front, made several charges yesterday
Of the moet desperate character, In which
they were repulsed each time with heavy
loss. Our forces weIe we'll eutrenched and
are nav within three miles Of Kingston,
to which point the railroad is now compile.
ted. The enemy are constantly receiving
reinforcements and evidently intend to
make stubborn resistance at Kingston.
Gen. COUGHS division, from Wilmington.
communicated with Gen. Cox last night,
from Beaver Dam, point he had Just
reached, which il eight miles ffom General
Cox's headqaartet1. Gen. Couch Joined
Glen. Cox's forces this morning. which iudi-
Gates . battle to-day. The enemy show
sisns Of weakness' and win doubtless fall
back to the other side Of the Neuse river
and mako stand in Kingston.o The enc
my are reported to number from Il, 900 to
10000. raut,s s....
A rebel ram Is stationed at Kingston to
protect the bridge across the Neuse, which
u quite an extensive structure fsi .ri.t9i
It IL reported by deserters that General
Robert Lee and Cen. Breckinridee, from
Richmond, visited Kingston and gave in
structions. Gen. Schofeld remains in the
aeld With Gen. Cox, giving every move
mont personal attention. The enemy are
much alarmed and mystified in regard to
ShermAn's movements. We expect to hear
from him In day or two.
| Gen. Cox issued an order conRratulAtinR
bis troops on the heroic manner in which
they have met the enemy and successfully
sustained themselves thus far.
Gen. MARYLAND, military mail agent, ar
rived ct Morshead City with large mail
Tor snermen's army, which he Is waiting
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FROM ColifOpn1o.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE specu.
lators control the receipts Of -four and
wheat, and keep up prices ofthese articles.
Flour has advanced to tl5 q barrel at
wholesale. hA.eA .5,1e etso 81, 81
Advices from Colina, Mexico say that
JuaTez Of Messrs. Xeolladay and the own
err OF the line Of steamers running between
San Francisco and Mexican ports., These
steamers must sail under Mexican cOlors.
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:. s 80 -saslsl 3D. 81 E5yy q. "a
gfsy9 k7'izf ebiass1f sd aaiaaa " iof1 val,
BITS ,itaaa ss1 iuorl nil raew of a,asr,.
y asyso@eT ysai st*oaer ssei nc yf.aaa
-'-.sssi sssog L gtssssasq osss. a1sa assaa.rs
-s's 'daia enc md Esir1s9 oroisssat yaa1,
Pa ss'tag -eTsTs q osas .scseI asiw feifsa
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Okiruntsh.

New YoRK, March I3.-Another slSirm-
ish took place between sherman's cavalry
and that under the rehsl Wade Hampton,
on the third inst. at point not made as
reported in the Richmond papers. The
rebel Colonel Aiken was killed, and
Hampton's Adjutant General wounded,
These are all the particulars OF the, affair
furnished.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Nashville
Republican of yesterday. contains the fol-
eminent that one Of his scouts camein With
Information that the rebel Gems. Lee and
Cheatham bad been sent hom Alabama
against Sherman, but Lee was sthseq uent-
~ recalled to defend Selma. Cheatham
proceeded, intending to form junction
with Hardee from Charleston, but scouts
that before junction was formed Sher-
man hurled . few Of his veteran brigade's
back upon Cheatham's column, com plete-
~ crushing It. Hardee was not up to time
and report does not sag he gave battle at
all, but that Johnston was supposed to
have attacked Sherman in front and got
awfully whipped. The RepnbEican says
there - every reason to believe the above
to be true. s, .13a
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RsilroaA Accillene.

ran of the bridge over Long Lick Creek,
on the Nashville Railroad this morning,
causing injuries which detained the up.
ward train from Nashville three hours this
evening. The bridge will b speedily re-
paired. IL .! - eI.sa = 80
{ Frank Newcomb, of the Arm Of Il. D
Newcomb & Bro, one Of our largest bust.
ness houses, died, to-day ~
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IN 80 as''ao Beg saanasaaurh usf vsh
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4 CONCORD GRAPE WITNESSED
NJ erA thousand weu-rooted Vines. price va
Qualify q size ana ouantstv order"d. IA tey
hUndIed extra large At 50 cents each.
Also 5000 Rawles Jaonet Apple Trees price
5000 Red Dutch Currant and Houehton's
eaoosebefry, two to three yeNs. price 20 per
IVY eo;,o . ], q ...a< vzsvs Ia HENRY AVERY.