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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

In the Department of the Interior
niue clerks, appointees of former admin.
Instrations: who have by their speeches
favored the Southern cause during the
rebellion, have been notified that Their
designations will be accepted at once
dg" Two of these held positions worth s2,-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The Government is now said to be
feeding 200, 900 of the inhabitants of Vir-
glnla of all classes, white and black
IL 600 rations are daily issued to citizens
in Richmond alone.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

EG-The Government of Holland has
revoked the belligerent rights granted to
the rebels at the commencement of the
war, and thus leads the monarchies of Eu.
rope in the right path. Holland was the
first European governments to recognize
us as a nation after the revolutionary war.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The mill where Henry Clay, when
boy, used to ride, with meal bags, is still
standing and performing its old work.
1t Is about three miles north of Ashland
on the Fredericksburg Railroad, and about
nineteen miles from Richmond 1t es-
capped all injury from the ravagcs of war.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

General Scott is physically better than
he Was year ago. His conversational
powers and memory Of persons and events
are remarkably preserved for one of his
wears
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The suspensin bridge at Nashville, de.
stroyed at the time the Union army was
preparing to occupy the city, is to be re-
built Immediately. Sixty thousand dol
lars of the capital stock has already been
subscribed, and the remaing $4,000 will
soon be pledged.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

y winter in the Economisto Belyc
asserts that France alone, during the wars
from 1871 70 1914, raised aud consumed
4 100000 men. The conscrptious of
Napoicn amounted to 2,275.000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

Gen. Candy has arrested the man who
last winter in an Alabama paper offered
to be one ola number of persons to paw
million dollars for the murder of Mr.
Lincoln.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The measuring worm has made its ap
pearance in Central New York, and is
committing great harm. In some places
trees look as if FIRE had swept over them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

Every member of a family in Savannah
who has reached the age OF eighteen is
required to take the amnesty oath of
allegiance to the United States before al.
lowed to make use Of the mails.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

Mr., Edward G. Carrington, the pro.
scouting attorney who drafted the bill of
indictment for treason, against Nessrs.
Davis and Dreckinridge, is Virginian,
and was formerly a resident of Richmond.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The ordnance building at Chattanooga.
have been ordered to take the oath of
allegiance. Free schools for all classes
are to be Immediately opened.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15
THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1865.

na-T The rains of Friday and Saturday
last, have put new face on crops in this
section Of country. The ground and
growing crops had began to look parched.
but since the rains every thing has enli
.vened up, and we may safely look for g
rich reward for the husbandman's toll.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

sy Mrs. Lydia II. Sigourney, one of
the sweetest of Americas Poets, died at
Hartford, Connecticut, on the lith inst
She was in the 18th year of her age
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The number of letters received at the
Dead Letter Office for the non prepay.
ment of postage reaches Is, 900 per week.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

1t is said President johnson consem-
plates convening Congress in extra ses.
sion on the 1st of October.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

Nine thousand persons last year visi.
ted Shakespeare's house at Stratford- up.
on Avon
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

The Spanish Cortes have passed resolu-
tions expressing sympathy with the peo-
pie of the United States at the assassina-
tion of President Lincoln.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-15

Thirty-seven female Postmasters have
been appointed duripgthe month of April.
, 1865-09-27

10 z. mC.Annual address by Gen. Sherman
followed By dscaasutfaa Of pwards bT The Scrrtar7
lp. m.Tatie heats Of running horses, p:emiui
, 1865-09-27

Academy Ia the Congrczeio iora1 districts Of the fol
lowing States and Tcrdtorjes, which should be
filed by the nominations Of Tie members of Con.
er1ss representing the respective districts before
The 7th Of October uaxt: Mninc-:hs 9Th district :;
New Hampshire LIST New fots-tbe 81, 11lh,
11.h, nat, s6th and s7th dAl.icta; New Jesscy-th
9Th district; pennsylsania the 9th and 1ith West
Yirgina-ihe I'd; Ohio-.ihe 11th, 18th and 171h
Tho I'd, .4.h, 5th, 9Th ard 9Th; Indiana =
the 1st and I'd; 1nlnols-the nth district. End
The Stale at largo; Michigan the 9Th district foEn
5th; Wisconsin the 1st, I'd and 9Th; Minne7nta tie
list Kansas, ono vacancy: Idaho one ,aclncy.
Members having The right of nomination will plc1sc
forward Immediately to Btg. Gen. Delaae1d, Chief
applicants for whom. they desire appo3nn1ents.
The applicant should be really To present himself
for examination by the Academy. Board, at Wesi
Point, on Or bcjor. the l5th Of October. a..
By order OF the Secretary Of War,
ls1Ened,l Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Asst Ait Gcn
, 1865-09-27

crcutk Of the Gsnc-nl's hrf1lt17t rree-. The GnY'
gpeeeh Wis Ihe most lorcibie and eloquent i e1ct
beard him make. He concluded by prcst2tfnx
Gen. Grant, who was received with the most p:o.
11e CcIsrn eatd: .'Fellow-c:tixens, indies and
2fnuarae1: You arr nj well as7Rre that nm not
In The hah.t of making speeches, md lam sure you
wouid not want rae to hesn It hcfofc 50 .a:ge
number OF people as see before me to-dny. 1sim-
ply sas that ttank you kindly for this handsome
reception and will take my seat" -. =
Io2d cheers greeted h1m Is be sat down. ::
Coz Morton. turning, to Tie people, 5en2fsea
thai Il Gc1l. Grant persisted In hle h1hit Of not
making speeches be would neyer say foolish thing,
uhichgcnela.l5 happened to public speakers md
public men. - .
.TbeTth clvaIsy and 151st infantry we're thea vel
ccmcd home by The Governor, and after q stirring
"Nalhlr1ah,' - snug BY Chaplain Lozler, ~ the
cbo1ua to which lie great mass Of people Joined,
Gen: Graut viii Eive reception from to 10 to.
night, nj The Goserpp1s rooms. which have bean
decorated for tAc occasion. He then returns 10
Cincinnati.
Atameeettne Of the City Council ?ast nIght, #
road lhe fieht 0i way into the city,
, 1865-09-27
sp.;m.-G1and casa'cade Of premium stocl, IN

ssSs; ;A'-''''N ''.~s y. ESN''''' e--' ''
The premiums oecred By the Society arc all lIh-
<ral, uld veil calculated 10 draw forh the best
uttlty Of the State, but the largest arc announced
ior speedy ho1.e tesh, Wisconsin ie esinclng
ttrorT disposition 10 excel in her horses. and from
sshni car lie learned Of the stock 10 bc entered he1
11alt m the West,
EoHGHcn 1ASrrAcToE1Es.
Notthe least interesting portion Of the Fatr viii
he the Sorghum Enauuf.ctori-s, three Of Nhca T1I
he In fnl! operation b. constantly grinding csne,
amount 81 machinery required md Prep1asloa n
,olycd fa- this display puts 1t little behinahand
but. gil till he3coRbdess at woEk to.mofFo"
morning, :.
great deal Of interest is manifested he:e in the
sia}s Of ploughs and other machinery, which are to
be conducted in very thorough manner.
MuGh credit Is due to the officers Of the ngsicul.
tuIal society for their judicons and interchangeable
Present Appearances, II viii moro tEan realise ell
their mort kangutue expectations
TIE RADICAL CONVENTION.
The great political convention Of The radical
At 3 O'Clock. Gen. Zen. Butter Is expected to be
present. The movers ol this convention do moi OBJ
ect 10 The Enson nominees In ibis STATE, or to the
long enough nor broad enough to snit them. Tn,
der cxiettne circumstances this convention can
amount 10 little more than the g71m sstisa cton 10
those concerned Of hay1ng their say.
FLORAL HALL KIUhInoE.
The exhibitors In tho Floral Hall A. L. G. At
wood. II varieties Of grapes; Chas. 1iantord. II
do also. si1 va1e:ies Of wine, Catawha Of the vim
taee OF 1S6; Z. n. Plumb, G1 varieties OF apples
Geo. Kellogg, T3 do Geo. Shcr7na1, 10 do !; Fran
els Wer,!ey. 6s do; " Batter, 10 DO; .: G. Wood
Is do the show IL very good and getting better
". LoWden shows lot Of greenhouse plants, G.
n. TWise, Of Rockford, cut flowers.
FkNA rAopUcrs.
The farm prodncts arc coming In, ycry supeno
IN tlsct kind but FOL la1Ee show. Sotuc very En-
cheese Is being opened.
:, NP1EMENTs+
IT, The implement <tow will rival that of Chic 10
Some new machines are brought out here.
- FTuCk.
Deypps nrc going to excc1 among the kline, an
Lrcestes and Spanish Merino IL sheep. hui Ii
great feature Of tlis Fafr Nill be written In On
word "ilorBex." There Arr tonr general divisions
A-Hcrse, cattle, thetp md 6W ne $50 entries.
E-Hotticnltural and farm ptoaurfe+ 81 e0trte.
p-1mplemenfs, SIS eutr3es-.
LADIES EeuEsrn1Asss1-
Six ladtes have entered their pames Tor the 1idin
match: hmm f. Case, Are. Chimney Stephen
Mrs L. Eu2iong, Miss Annie Shaw, Nrs. Jane
Emmons and Lottfe THf,Ur.
, 1865-09-27
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Court Matters Ceremony at
Camp Butler Address of Gov. Oglesby
to the Soldiers Claim Agents. Re-
ccfpts-ContrIbutIon to The Lincoln
Monument Fund.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1b1nc.l
81; :, SFHlNnF1EID. Sept, Is.
In the United States District Court to-day, in tho
case Of the Cnted States .s eishts1x bales Of cot
Ton claimed by illi.m Crimes the Case Wis argued,
submitted and taken under consideration. In The
cnse Of lty-iour bales Of cotton claimed BY 3i,ea
Sell, agent for John +. Egie, a decrec WAS rendel-
ed sor the claimant -
This afternoon highly interesting ceremony
tlcnfpiied at Camp Dutler.. Thu four regiments
now cncamped at that point urre d,awn up in front
OF the headquarters and addressed by Gov Ogleaby
In referring 10 the potIcci contest IN which they
would soon be eaAed 10 participate, he referred
them 70 tho history .of the past four years. and
sisd @ hs s Ws s1y a bad asappeSsa ae ~ H.
aud eIaudcrcd them. In casting their votes be al
vised them TO avoid The party who were now
making love to them and bepastcrins them oyer
with Ill Iuiscd naticry anu support those who
b: aIwars been trne 10 the Union and thorn lie
advised Them also to 20 their homes, be good ciu-
zena. obey he laws and not to'n In the anmanly
mud unoftnding colored nan. That hs wns dct:t.
mirsd to protect The toloEed n3a from outrage and
violence, 10 thc utmott OF h!gability.
Ex-Governor Karner, in app:DpItatc speeches, atsr
which number Of cheers Werp glren for The visit
ORE. theu Tho soldiers were marched to their livE
entcampt md the Gorcrnor and parts returned to
he receipts oi the claim agent Of the Sanitary
Conmit:ton during yesterday IN liquidation ot tht'
The leth cavaly have contributed 90 to the
Lincoln Norrncut Asaoctatiun.
, 1865-09-27
:SI.ATE;
e OOFI NG r.

Hayne becn ap7oiatcd sole agent for the sale o. the
Footing Slate manufactured by the following we'll
kEoTn Conpanes, es,-Eagle Slate Co., Of Vermont ttney
eonstz. OF nn1p1e rcd hHd green shtc}; Iehigh Slate
Co., Of Pennsylvania, dark blue and Chapman sate
Co., tsamc eo1or}-1 havc established Stale Yard, Mt
the Of Warrington md Market streets. Chicago.
where sh0 nlwafH keep large assortenE OF Slate.
of the various sxes md colors and b prepared to Oil
at orders from any point tn the West tho C1uadas.
Am also prepared to do sfate Roofing In Chicago Or r
etnty c;ther plain or Ornamental. The Slate mauu-
factured by the shorc.nnroed Companies are ncknow-
lsdged by all txchte1ta and builders to be the hes
La us eQua1 II not superior to te celebrated Welsh
ta Sate Tie coEt Of Slate Roofing ID hut very little
more than the cost Of first qualities o. s1lnelcs, and
shout the salue ~ that OF ttn while sAte roof las
many advantages over either II well put o., 1t lnsts 4
lifetime, without needing repairs The rain wstsr tum
the root Is chemically pure has no tatnt Of deeaJod
wood paint, and where rain waseri used for do
mcsJc puroses this Kind u roo1 would prove msalu-
shle it's psoof sgainst nrt spa.Ea or elndc-a fAl
harmless upon It. For this reason. nsurance cefnpa-
nlcs favor hudluss with Slate roea, and tnsur them
At much 1oEet rates. ~. ,.i.t. j,
slate il Of tour different colors-p1Ep1c- rcd. green
and blue 1t can be cut IN any Fot snn urou
the roof in diamond, he1agon 0ctagou forms Wien
thsis done ths ctanbfnat!on Of form and color pro-
dcces ne effect a1d particularly 50 wtu tho build
ioe IL cottage OF ILLS Of ts4te{u architecture The
last, snd perhaps the most Important consideration
urvctI In behalf Of the Este ooL Its durability.
II any one desre substantial Slate rouf. having al
tha saTnntsges ha claimed for it. he must be sure ia
select sooEmatcts1 Let the slate be tha atrunx and
vtlout Jumps t~tss FaElress; the lsttcy cansed
by tho IRREGULAR strattbatton OF the rock, and slat<
taken from such rock will not lay smooth. one npoo
the Other, on the roof; they VIII be brittle sht IN
tound Let the slate Be rel1 put On. and ron esnao
fall of having Aneas and listing roof needing no lu
ar solde. ii tightcn It, ~ H. the case With TIM are
tn1e may 90 On without the sight being oaeded b
decayed xood and oss, n Is the ease With aengle
| that ha1e been long exposed to tic Weather.
Slate can be put upon frame As well - brick build
ngz Old shin gle roofs be taken off, snd slate pu
| UPON the sams sheetin9.
Parties who letcnt building, would do scl! 70 ca
md e1a1lne my stock Of S3ates, before pa1ehasin
thetr roofing MATERIAL Itaye the best cf fc[ea 70
slipping N notnta with the greatest despatch o.
dess OF Inquiries by MAD VII recclEe l7amedtae after
tton Tart corner Of Market and Washington atEees:
| ONCE at tat yard, md 80 State street.
P.s-The public are warned ssatost parties who u
offering Slate representing them 70 Be from tho aooE
uua11es but which poor limitations OF the scnun
srttc Parties who wnnt IN sfer1oF article or seeoo
ouaaty Of States can furnish them It greatly reduce
JOHN GAIT.
, 1865-09-27
FROM DES MO1NEx..

The Political Canvnhs--1. j. Ecn De-
fenteti for Representatives. PHtEs0f-
fc Letter. fie Will not Accept C0pper-
11en1 Gupport--nont.om RIAAE7k
Speech. ..:.,,l =. 49,, ..,.
ESPECIAL Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l.
Dsa Mo1sEs. Sept. &C.
4. j. Bell, late Republican Tepsescntauyo fsom
Pottawattamtc county was bcsfea for nomination
by his competitor. Col. =. Sap7. Thereon, III.
FELL, In hin bitterness allowed himself to be ar
nounced as an independent candidate, bat soon
iound thatth htye Of running brought to him The
sympathy ind support Of u,cn who hayc curacd the
government for. the last 1our years. and bis pat
riot,c heart sckened ut the nnnetural association
and ho Withdrew from the canvass as candidate
and gives his cordial suppoft to the regular ticket.
III hi. cardtof Withdrawal, he says:
awhile azn entirely certain that could carry a
minority Of the vote Of the county. and h1ye not
doubt of M election should continue In the field,
yei to be electcd by the votes OF those 1nn Thot
now find ra1fJipT nronpa me would not BE- q Vie
tory OF which coDfd be pEoud for as PARTIES have
now rh8pcd, u1g SUCCESS would ba her1ldcd abroad
AZ a CoppeFhead victory, and there Is nothing 7
would more deeply deu1ote tao to bcc0Iue instfu-
mental in g1ring aid and comfort 10 those men
whom have known for the past four years Is the
enemies Of my county,"
The late speech Of Montgomery Blair, abusaya Of
Seward, Stanton and other mcmheEs Of tho Cabi-
net, ia being generally repub1ished by The Copper
hanI f,f
, 1865-09-27

Two Sioux INDIANS to be Executed
Horace Grec1eyss 1lovcMcnts-The
State Fatr-ElatserIng Prospccts-Poe
lltica1 Matters. ,-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttihune.1 ::
=. - ST. PAUL, Sept. G.
Orders hare been recsyct1 di1eeaing tho e1ec7tion
Of Lt,le.Six and Medicine Bottle, the two Sioux
ehiefs who have been under sentence uf death It
Fort Smelling fur year past. They harc been
CROWNS, fat in the guasd.horse, and Will mako fine
weights to ewing at ropes end, The day for the
execution Is LETT for the uecsioa Of Gen. Co1sc, and
Is not yet announced. 50, -
Horace Greeley arrlvcd tbis morning. ue viii
deliver an address In this cty this evening" and will
epeak at the state Fair at minneapolis On Weilnes.
day Thursday he speaks at the County Faie nt
Hndsop. Wiz. and Friday at the fair at IaCro5.c.
The Stnte Fair opens tomorrow "Wednesday. J
The grounds nra mile and q half from Mlnneapo-
LIS and nine miles from st. Pau], md comprise
ei1ty acres Of prairie, One Of The fnest rce couf5
ce in the West hss been provided and t1st horses
bayr been coming In s5f several days.. The races
gru1fsa to be ihe mafn feature Of the thlE. floral
nall, dining hull ladies' reception room, oillcefs
uuaftels ind extensive stables have becn e,ecled+
Thn Indications orc good for an extensive fafr.
Mr. Rice hrs published a letter Ialsely asserting
thai Marshall declined To cansRss the St1Le with
him. To thIs Mai stall replied, fixing the tima for
s!Eh1ng MI the leading counties 10 tho State, and
inviting to accompany him at first proposed.
Rico Is not public speaker and he u tesr3y AK
fnus IN rat tfYnf0
, 1865-09-27
THE ALABAMA CONVENTION.

E1cftfu. Discussion on the Secession
OrdIEance-Ihc Majority a1ad Minor.
ity Rersorts-Finul Passa&e-The state
: Eebt, DC. -
N,:w ToRK, Sept. 25.--The Tint Epeeial, dated
Montgomery, Ala+ e5ul. says: There has bacn great
excitement In The Convention to-day and spirited
speeches between the stra!ght-ont Union nun on
one elac and the Conservative and Secession on
the other on the subject OF seccsEian oecasioned
tY tie two reports. The majority report declared
tic so-calel ordinance OF secession 10 have been
wholly unauthorized and that 1t Was and ts nult
and void End the minority report wos Ind upon the
table by vote Of si2ty-efght 10 twenfy-six.
The minority party ulen amended BY calling the
ret OF secession ex11-cunstitnt1onaI, which wa3
carried, by vote of $ to 81 The Ena}ority report
rIrty subsequently Viewed tins as the sprinen3 Of
i ne1r mind npon them By the minority party, and
az exciting discussion took place. when The 9ucnd-
1nent was withdrawn. The minority patiJ then Of.
fcred an amendment declaring the orltnance Of Sc
crstion unconstitutional. which vas voted dowo BY
d majority Of IS 10 o. The majority report, ~
originally reported, was then adopted by a unaHi-
nous vote OF o. and tho ordinance Of fsecessiou de-
clared null md ypld.
,.WAau1saros, Sept, M.--A special despatch to
the Chronicle, dAted Montgomery, Aa.. Sept. y,
epyB No vote has been taken concerning the sub
cct Of the State debt 1t has been referred to COM
mfttec who Mill report on It Ina day two. Every
Thing is going on moet sacoEfy for the cause 0;
f},e tTufnJ, -
, 1865-09-27

A Steamer Sunk-Rurxfary-Th 0urE.
lar rAFFcatcd--SuIcide by a Clergyman
Explosion Mt IN oil Well.
Troy, MI Sept. ad-The stc11ner Rip Van
Winklc, when opposite the ferry clip thls morning,
10 have ben sunk, md store hole In her hun.
She succfcded IN reaching her dock, and all the
pazsergers, haggsse and freight weEa removed b.
guards. Another steamer Will tale hez place.
9 7he a!otc af Freeman i Sopsi 4t Salem, WISH
inston county New Tose, ,TaA buEgaziouals entered
last night TIE sasc aoot blown OF and through the
5Iea dollars in money stolen, together With boal.
1no1fgsees, etc.. to a considerable amount. The
thief With all the property was captured this IAozn-
=: RuyFAto, Sept. as.-Rev. J. Pcassa1l. saperan;
uatcd clergyman Of the Methodist denomination
committed suicide at papTille, u tals Stats, O
, 1865-09-27
THE LA CROSSE FAIR.

= Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
-. LACROSSE. SEPT, sG.
The grent Northwestern Agrc uItul and
Mechanical Fair opcpcd here to-day. The entrtc
already humber over nce hundred from all paris oil
tho Nrrthsrcaf
, 1865-09-27
FROM BURLINGTON. .
A C0prcrt1cad Cannrd Exp1oded-An.
other Coppcrllead Ftzxle.

tspecia! Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. e3.
lion. J. Tracy, Chairman o! the Republican StGte
Central Cou1nlt.ee announces aadav, over t3ts nwu
signature. by the authority OF Gen f9iz Henry
Wusreu. that tllc report ret naoas bs the caicaEo
2tmfs and Kcokpk Coaxf1a4aa to the effect that
Gen. Warren wa- iu favor Of the election Of Gcu.
Benton IL [atc. Con. Warren IL Republican NOE
ae he HI~nye hns beea. and Ia full fellowship with
the Republican party- and supporting the nominees
Of thr Republican party.
TIC sa-ellIea "so!ditr4' Cenvrntion" beld hcre
on Llrt Suiurdly. ior The nomination Of county OIL
GETS, wns grand .zsse- Every soldier except eight
aud ..ndo,>ed tie Republican State and co1rty
nominations soon as 1t sya- asccrtained Ia the
tons IGNITION Eas controlled by and IN the tnnls O!
4,0nh,rSca1e
, 1865-09-27
Cant. tIalls> Arctic Expedition Hcurd
&fEnllf.

Nrw YoEE, Sept 2t--ty 4 whaling vessel,
which arrived al Sew London from the Arc,ic
Oceap ud.iece have been received from Capt- c. Il.
la;l, tlc explorer who LETT The United States In
1h;i nndtr tlar patronage Of Henry Grinneli, Esq.
Sr. Hall't lei1crs selc cxIGsed 5o n,tea ovcr the
obtained much valuah.e information In regard 10
the franklin expedition. Alt. Hau expects 10
speud mo- or Ills ume In king Williams Land
%c< srl shall be eeut in tLe spring Of 1861 10 bring
him horne,