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The New York herald., 1865-06-10
cENTRAL AMERNcA.
Tine Republic Of Sam sNaNvsooA
Under Martial Lawn
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION In GUBTEMALAs
&C., &o., DO.

Va Rfys below important intelligence from CentraA
America In addition TO the voluminous correspondents
received BY Costa Rca and published in the HERAIs
Of yesterday morning
Senior Duenas President Of San Salvador, has ISSUED
decree declaring the entire republic TO be in state ef
siege and establishing martial law.
Traitors maloonents and their aocompIices are TO -
judged and sentenced by military tribunals ss In time q
war.
Soldiers and citizens who may have countenanoed ne
rebellion but have not taken up In its defence WIN
be pardoned reporting themselves 70 she oommano.s
general at the city Of San Salvador
President Duenas has issued proclamation 10 he
people in which he declares that the rebellion s really
unmporant In itself, but may % an example DO preSs'
dciaL He adds that receives no support or symPasny
from other quarters Of the republic
He has also issued an address the army, which had
left 10 quell the revolt
The rebels are led by General Cabahas who. previous
10 this affair." was high In the favor Of the Duehas gov
cnment
The rebellion broke out at San Miguel ON the 18th oe
May the rebels taking possession Of the civil and '
tary public buildings thero without the slightest rssss
ancs. f.4. - tt,t.
On the announcement OF the revolt many Of the ioyaa
citizens OF the republic assist tho genefe
government An army Of Ave thousand men was raasee
in three days.
The Municipality Of the city Of San Salvador have ~
solved 10 defend with their lives and honor tho ~
tegrty Of the general government and, tho reports
through the loyal papers may be believed there u
general manifestation of confidence In the Duenas ID
ministraton
The news Of the assassination Of President Lincoln has
attracted much attention at San Salvador
The latest dates from Guatemsaa announce the eise'
ou TO tho Presidency Of that republic Of sgnor Marisc
Cerna He Ia desorbed a. able and popular man. as4
.an heroic defender Of the glory and independence q
n,.tarrola --~'--,
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SECOND BOARD.
'HAiS-rAsr Two O'clock p. M.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, juno 80 P. N.
Asun. Receipts, Il3 pkgs The market was dull and
prices were nominally unchanged.
BREApsrufFs. Receipts $3.50 bbls. -four, 44o bbls
and 597 bags meal COOS bushels wheat 30 800 do
corn 2l 275 do oats and % do. rye The market for
-four steady and prices werc without change OF mo-
ment The remarks apply 10 all kinds. Tho sales
were 500 bbs State and Western 400 do Canadian and
$50 do Southern Corn meal steady, with sales Of
rinaa at Xc auofa
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United States Comm issionors' Once.
Before United States Commissioner Newton.
uvwu a pswsnN raar
ExTRADIrION CASE.

In eae Application for The Enraditon Of Theodor Fried
Yich alas Theodore Sydet-Ths case wus brought up
yesterday OF the absence Of counsel for
the alleged forger the adjourned uE to-day at
twelve O'Clock The government OF Saxony was repre-
sented by Leopold Schmidt ESQ., Wise Consul OF Saxony
and Acting Consul General also by Henry d. Lapaugh,
ESQ., as counsel
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wheat dull, but prices were without change. The
receipts continue light the farmers still holding back TO
force m advances but with export demand and only
a limited home demand, this will prove q difncut task.
The sales 900 bushels at 81 70 81 70 for amber
Michigan, and 81 II for white Western. Corn was In
fair demand, and prices hrmer though not quotaby
higher The sales s. 900 bushels at Soc soc for
unsound Western Mixed and o0c e8c. for sound DO,
with sales Of 1000 bushels Western at 66c. Rye was
quiet Barley was dali and nominal, with sales OF l, 600
bushels 81 30 Malt quiet Oats were less active,
and prices were 1c 20 lower The sales at 61c
CSC FOR western Among the sales rs 900 bushels,
deliverable At sellers option in thirty days, at CSC
TAI0w.-The market was steady, with fair demand.
The sales were 10000 lbs. at 10kc a 10Kc
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Corrss was quiet and unchanged
Fxnom-Thoash rates e remain as about the ssme-@
and the engagements were quite heavy for the
tnes OF course the steamers take the Ions SHARE
they have boen doing along back Charters
:nssesn:S sssoS ise 20 ,Sp; .s,
q Ia c.so SS Of about SoS sross ana SSds %oss
On private terms Per steamer Jo9e oush.,. cSsn =
bags i6s 1000 bba do 1s Cd 200 bcla Sour a. Is
Cd : 1s 1Hd TO Glasgow per stesmer 4oo oels -four
Charters - ~ ~s1s Ssrt Cork Or ORDERS pssss one
from Nusquash TO Liverpool deals, at On. Cd one TO
Buenos Ayres lumber at $ls one 70 Ro spsFs 200.
Mo1AssHs was quiet with only saaes Of 800 hhdA u
loc. l6c for Cuba and sc M 6oc FOR Porte @ ksso -
so2 packages cut meats So ditto lard The pork market
reacsd and nrmet under good demand for lots on
June "cornor" win bs very hard TO turn successfully
The sales wore 1900 bbl cash and regular at $21 o2
sss % sr !. 81. y s%s 20 g. prime. e 8
June and Sl Jay pt%s Is 60 ~ buyers and ssea
SO Saes .s SO sS s 70; mess ness and ls
do Boef hams quiet at $25 e26 90 with sales OF
@ @ was aa a1 sn9 sna oDS
ages At lac ailXo for shouldsrs and 14c. isc for
per pound; sales 1000 pkss at 1870 l9Xc. Butter
and cheese were steady
PsrRoLxux Receipts 1927 bba The market for
crude was less excited and less active than yesterday
yet large business was done Besides the 600 bar
res reported in our last there sales OF full
barrels moro, part last night, at 4Hc. SOC: on tho
spot and $780, 35c for delivery all this month"; July
and August the market closing rather heavy or re-
fined there were further sales OF 900 bbs at &c.
6lc. for bonded, and 68c a 70c. free
RICE quiet.
SUGAR was steady with further sales OF 62S hhds at
from 1Oc 10 1870 for Cuba, and 12c 4Hc for Porto
Rico.
srrAmsE-we note sales Of 76 ooO1lbs at l7Kc lsc
the latter for prime city.
TonAoo There is more inquiry and prices nrm sales
l16 hhds Kentucky from &C. to 24c 136 cases seed
leaf at from exc 70 17c and 152 bales Havana on pr
vate terms.
175 lbs heeces from &C. TO 76c for State Illinois,
Michigan and Ohio r50 bales Cape mostly at 3Sc S6c,
and lot OF Is 900 lbs Odessa and another OF about
IL, 600 do. California private tern
WInsKRY. .-Recepts 100 bbls. The market was nrmer;
the sales $50 bbs at So O3 81 o.
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Six now oil companies were organized las, week with
iinmina ospt,l amounting TO So T5o 900 and one million
40. .huhircd aud seventy thousand shares
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The Arson ana Conspiracy Hnvcstsg.~<soss
SUDDEN TERMINATION or THE HEARING IN RELA
rIok TO MEssRs. PIBROE AND FREEMAN.


SUDDEN TERMINATION or THE HEARING IN RELA-
TIok TO MEssRS. PIBROE AND FREEMAN.
Yesterday afternoon the examination OF Judah Pierce
John H. Freeman, VIM. Finaon and Luther N. Fuller,
charged with and conspiracy, was brought 70
hasty terminatonat least Gar Messr Pierce and
Freeman concernedby the ruling Of Judge Bowling
in regard to tho answering Of question propoundod to
witness by the Fire Marshal Tho following Is tho SUBJ
stance Of the proccedings:-
Theodore Crane recalled BY Fire Marshal Baker,
who requested him state tho circumstances attending
the transactions he had with Mr. Pierce, in reference 70
his property stored at Nos so and 91 Warren street.
which he (Crane) made loans 10 Mr. Pierce storage
receipts given by Luther N. Fuller and c. Is. Cotton.
The question was objected TO by General Chatheld,
counsel for Mr. Piercc-0rst, on tho ground that Mr.
Pierce had given bail and passed tho jurisdiction Of this
court and this cannot take cvidenc, affecting him
second the transaction inquired about has relation to
tho charge made against these In this complaint
Judge Bowling sustained Cen ChatneId's objection on
the point and thus closed the examination as far as
Mr. Pierce and Mr. Freeman are concerned. Tho tcsti
nony In their will therefore be sent before the
Grand Jury be passd upon according 10 It's merits
The examination in tho Of the othcr defendants
Luther N. E0ller and VIM Findon, may be resumed
day next week. tho necessary witnesses not being
In attendance yesterday.
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The receipts OF the Chicago and NORTHWESTERN Railroad
during the month of May, amounted to $6oS,o03 In
the earnings for the time last year.
$1o2,o73, nearly twenty-five per cont
The Racine and Mississippi and Northern Illinois Rail-
roads earned from January to May 81, Ave months,
s2l1 ,193. The receipts during the same time In 1854
were 5000, 176-increase S11, ,O16
The message of Governor Smith, OF New Hampshire.
represents the total debt of the State TO be
upon which $25s 900 in interest will be due this year,
making the total liabilities o00 The estimated
receipts OF this year will be s932 leaving floating
debt interest," outstanding claims of s7o6eoo and ANIMAL
expenditures to be provided for tho ensuing year TO the
amount of 50, ,842 900. He recommends the issue OF
seventhirty currency interest bonds 70 meet this with
rigid economy The Governor approves the idea Of the
government assuming tho State debts contracted
count of the war; in order that the South may be made
to bear its full share Of the burden Before such action
takes place. however he desires that the States should
the debts Of cities and counties contracted for
like purposes In order that all the expenses OF the
may be rolled into grand whole. If this should DO
done, the national debt would DO sweled about two
hundred and fifty millions.
Tho following abstract of the report OF the Comptoer
shows the condition OF che Bank Of Wisconsin the LIST
inst Tho amount or currency Withdrawn during the
past three months about three fhs Of all thero In
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Corrcs was dun and heavy u Yesterdays prces fhs
saies were only about $50 baleG We 0u0ta:-
H.xn~k EloS-id0 n AZ
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The tendency Of most articles Of family marketing
seems be downward this week-a change which will
provo very grateful TO housekcepen Meats somo
Eve or six cents per pound cheaper Butter good table
quality bc had for Ssc per b while eggs arc going
at from Q TO 10 for quarter Fish Is decidedly
lower haibut selling for 1sc per lb, which, when COM
pared with time ago. makes difference Of soycn or
eight cents Vegetables poultry show scarcely any
change in the quotations. Tho early fruits have come
into the market In great abundance and are sold at quite
moderate Strawberries OF excellent quality arc
from 10c 70 S0c pei. quart and &c. Sc. per basket
Gooscberies are 0c f6c per quart Cherries, In small
supply displayed OF he fruit stands bat ore
rater high
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20

T The public gro eager 70 gstbe'
some indications Of the policy Andrew
johnson Intends pursuing toward the re
bells. A clergyman. the other day. Be
sought him to be merciful to the rebels
he replied that "mercy to individual
was not always mercy to the State" HI
lis also reported IS having said to . pro
|mioent Congressman. that be was dispos
Jed to be msenanimons toward the com
mon people of the South. bot that tn
unrepentant leaders Of The rebellion mus
|be punished. Stick to that. Andy. ant
1.-The country will back you.
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Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly

FORT LEAyENwoRrH, April o, 1000.
EDITOR WHITE CLOUD CHrEF-SI:--Presu
Z ming that some news from this place, in rela.
stion to the drafted men of Kansas, would moi
ssbe uninteresting to you and the readers of youl
spaper, take the liberty of writing you short
article, which you can publish if you think
Sproper.
There are about IS white men and betN Ger
Eco and 80 black men here, who are drafted
8fron nine different Counties-and in connection
with this, in passing, will say that there are
about 300 substitutes here, who, as far as l car
3learn, are from the same Counties, and from
two others, to wit: Leavenworth and Jefferson
8One-third Of the drafted men are from Doni
phan County, as also about the same proportion
: of substitutes. As far as can ascertain, Bour
sbon County has the next highest, and Dougla.
.next-the two being about equal, in The aggre
2gate, to Doniphan. sa.g ~
You doubtless are aware that the DRAFT wa.
suspended about the 18th of March. Sine,
hen, there have been none reported here, ex
5cept such as had been previously examined ant
ordered here BY the Provost Msrshals.
Now, If the draft is permanently suspended
We do not think that We are dealt justly viii
by those who have the management of affair
Sovcr US; for instead of being discharged, o.
k(provided the draft was temporarily suspend
fed) furlouehed until further orders, we ar
Except as closely confined and as strictly guard
led as any prisoners would be. ard are furnish
ed but half rations. Whether this treatmen
is authorized by the Government. or is an ar
bitrary use of power exercised by the authori
lilies IL immediate command at this place, ",
Scannot say; but this we can say, and say un
EdertandingIy: that snch, treatment is CALLING
Especially when the war-worn militia and vet
eran soldiers find that they are guarded BY tn,
same rebels whom they formerly fought ant
captured.
As we have various reports Of the disposition
K which will be made Of US, we do not know
what to depend upon. 1he principal men o
most of the Counties represented here, are ex
Serting their influence in our behalf; but SO far
we have not heard of any but D. L. Payne an
SFrank Drerning from Doriphan County takinl
any active interest in our situation.
If the patriotic citizens Of Doniphan County
lin particular, and Of Kansas, in general thin
k,ha; we are satisfied with our condition an
Treatment, let then read the following:-
ii TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERS.
81 WHEREAS, In the course of events transpir
ling in the Military Department of the Unite
Estates and of the State Of Kansas, there ha
{been levied draft upon the citizens of Kan
|sas, which draft was levied for the purpose o
Cling quota assigned to the said State 0
EKansas, calling fig something over twelve hun
sdred men; and whereas, said draft vas com
menced on or about The 2Iss day Of February
ls65; and after portion Of the men had re
ported At the place Of rendezvous designate
10y the Provost Marshals conducting said drafl
and we're by them turned over to the ONCE
having charge Of the readesvess Fes recruits .
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FoRr LEAvENwoRrH, April 10, 1867

FoRT LEAvENwoRTH, April 10, 1865.
Mr.. EDrroR:-We learned, last e, ening, for
sthe first time, that the citizens of Doniphan
County are actively concerning themselves in
zrcIation to the drafted men here. We also
Elearn that it is generally thought that we have
sbeen sworn into service. 1t is on this account
/ that write this, to give you. and through your
paper, the public, true understanding of the
Tease.
We we're examined at the Provost Marshal's
office, aud uniformed according to law, and
i sent to this place for the approval and accept
ssance of the Medical Inspector; and rs yet, nc
! oath has been required of US, nor have We beer
required to subscribe to any writing except re-
! ceipts for our clothing; and net having had any
farther examination than the above, we cannot
Ebe claimed as volunteers, or as having beer
accepted or in service when the draft was sus
pended, on the l4th of March, after which nc
more recruits were to be received.
We have prepared memorial to the Gov
sernor, whom we expect here this morning, ant
will exert ourselves to our utmost to enlist hi
Influence in our behalf. -.-'i--s 3 -'1
Ofabout 300 men reported here, several have
died, about 25 are in hospital, and yesterda..
about 70 were taken to the hospital for pre-
sscrip.ion, and this morning number more ar
reported sick. r-.F
Mrs. Rounsave accompanied me to supper
last evening, and when she saw our allowance
Of rations, thought that it was no wonder tina
the men looked so pale and sickly.
JOSEPH R. ROUNsAvELL.
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Fort Leavenworth, said draft was suspended,
liz being ascertained that the said State Of Kan
'sas was largely in advance of her quota, by
!cnlistments previously made;
Now, therefore, We, drafted men, in render
vous at Fort Leavenworth, this 7th day OF
April, 1865, are resolved
LIST. That as true and loyal citizens of the
limited States and the State of Kansas, We are
lin duty bound, and will at all times support
and defend, at all lizards, the Government OF
the United States of America, in all its legal
orders and rcgul. lions, and especially in the
suppression of the present rebellion, which is
I fully evidenced by the promptness with which
We have reported at this rendezvous. .ss.
I'd. That to be legal and binding, draft
must be uniform and equal in its bearings. .
Sd. That an attempt to hold part and moi
all of the persons drafted, is an unmitisated
I fraud. "'
4th. That we are not legally held to service
5th. That until the draft, which now is sus'
spended, shall be resumed and prosecuted in
4 good faith, we solemnly protest against ant
utterly refuse to comply with any and all or
.ders ssbjecting US to military duty under said
draft. f'' $3.50
(Signed,) DRAFTED MEN.
This, as you will readily perceive, is all thai
we reasonably can be expected to do. If there
tis anything more that can be done for our re
elief, it must be by outside influence.
As fit conclusion, viii just say that thi:
affair, from all indications, will have power
eful influence on the future politics of our State
JOSEPH Z. ROuNSAVELL.
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Final Settlement.

State Of Kansas. SIS
Doniphan County. To-. .-r e.-.
In the Probate Court 10 and for said county il
/ the matter of the estate of Victor COrdinier
deceased. 4. ae
:TREDlTORS and all other persons inter
~ ested in the aforesaid estate, are hereb.
notified that the May term of the Probat
Court in and for said County, to be begun an
held at the Court Room, in the State an
County aforesaid, on the first Monday in tn
month OF May, A. D. 1865, shall apply to tn
i said Court for full and final settlement.
= 3 $50 XAVIER CORDINIER.
Administrator of the estate Of Victor Coz
DINER. deceased.
April 6. 1865. I' 4w-S5.
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WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
thursday, -: April 20, 1868
r. We have news of movement o

r. We have news of movement on
foot. headed by the leading men of Vir-
ginia, to hold Convention for the pur-
pose Of bringing that State back into the
Union. Also, that Gen. Lee had gone
to Johnston's army. to persuade that off.
Ger to surrender. in order to hasten peace.
There is much more shoat that would,
under ordinary circumstances. have been
interesting; but the Great Crime al
Washington overshadows it all. and the
public has no heart for war or peace re.
ports.
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Caution!

II the reader Of tais "notice" cannot get q
box of Pills or Ointmen. from the drug store in
ibis place, let him write to me, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free of expense.
Many dealers will no. keep my medicines on
hand because they cannot make a. much pro.
&c as on other persons make. t,s
None are genuine unless the words I" Holls-
Icoy, Nep York and London" are discernible
as War5-nark in every leaf Of the book Of
objections around each box, the same may be
plainly seen BY holding tie leefs the hgai. A
handsome reward win be given to any one rem.
dering such Information as may lead TO the
detection Of any party or parties eoun,erfsitine
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them TO be spurious- rsie 1aaEss slf5!
s.sSold A. the mandatory Of Hrsfessos
HOLLOWAY. 90 Maiden Lane, Mes, York.
and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Yin Medicine throughout the United Stsses and
tthe civilized world, IN buxes, as IS cents, %
Zccn.s, and $40 each. fa
U There is essssdessbIs se,iae ~ takisg
bsEs lnr,ksas. s1TSa1f.
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Administrator'. Notice.

sNOTfCE is hereby given, that letters Of I'D,
!lN ministsation upon the estate Of John II
Blcvins. deceased. . ere granted to the under
Esigned, by the Probate Court Of Doniphan
County. Kansas. bearing date the 4th day Of
Mach. 1865, AL persons indebted TO said es
tate, are required to make immediate settle
ment Of the same; and all persons having
Ec,aims against said estate, are notified 70 pre-
kseut them for allowance within one year frUU
the date of said Ieiiers, or they may be prcclu.
Eded from any bcneft OF said estate; and if no!
fpesented within three years from said date
they WILDE forever barred. iais s9is
d April ] , 1865. $50. ;. :, ssIs -
I = : ISAAC FILLMORE. Adm't.z
= April 6-3w. ss-iss3 e -s714zsf z
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MILLINERY AND Dress MAKINa-Tht
ladies' of White Cloud and vicinity will
be pleased to learn that an opportunity
now offered them of purchasing al
kinds of Millinery goods. and of having
fashionable Millinery and Dress Making
done at short notice. Mrs. Patterson, a
The residence of G. Dorland, will b.
pleased to receive calls from ladies desir
ing anything in her line. See her Gard
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n re- The Secretary Of War. I. few days
ago. ordered that all drafting and recruit
ling should cease. The Kansas DRAFTED
men, we understand, are to be discharg
led. The process Of reducing the army
and navy had commenced. in view of thu
approaching end Of the rebellion. VIVA
effect the late tragedy at Washington
will have upon this policy. We canuo
Isurmise.
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE

ETVNHE subscriber offers his House and three
l. Lots for sale, situated in the town Of
white Cloud, near the prairie. The house is
IA good one; the lots are enclosed; and there
ARE on the premises an excellent well, and q
good stable and other out-buildinss. There
are over fifty peach trees and twenty choice
apple trees growing on the lots. A great bar
,,aIn is offered. Call on me soon.
MORRIS FRALEY.
White Cloud, March 9, l665-tf
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AND MOWERS.

ITI VIE undersigned IS still Agent FOR the sale
l. of McCermick's celebrated Movers and
Reapers, and can furnish Machines upon short
notice Tie manufacturers will this year have
IA two-s heel Mower for saie--a Mover second
to none in America-and are ready to receive
forders for it, and also orders for Grain Reap
Fers, both hand and self.rakers.
1 Ian. 10, 1864. .t ]. Fl. UTT.
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9Ev The frogs gave their FIRST concer
on Saturday evening. The whippoor
will soon will be heard among the hills
These sounds of Spring were never NOR
welcome than now. -.as
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~ The Missouri State Convention
has adjourned, after a session of abou
eighty days. having framed Consti,u
ton as long as the moral law.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20

80 ln Rhode Island. it appears. The
-! democracy no longer have q name. A
!. .'e late State election. the opposition to
.us onlon ticket were denominated "Scat
that. '' .
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CAUTION.

|NTY SON, ENOCH SWEETwOOD. hav
|lNl ing left mis- home, and no longer bein
under my control, this is to warn all person
'lhat will not be responsible for any of hi
nor for any damage that be ma
commit, either voluntarily or through the in
Ihuence of evil associates.
JOHN SwEETwOOD.
April 9Th, 1865. 3W-