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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24
Indianapolis and Madison
AELK8OA
1864. 1864.
New Arrangement TO Comm ence Ven.
day, May f6, 1864.

TWO passenger trains daily Sundays exeepted) be-
tween indianapolis and adisen.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at SOC A.
and p NJ, arriving at Madison at To- so A NJ and Sc
Pm
arriving at Indianapolis at IL A. n and TAO NJ.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushvlle at P. NJ, srriv-
ing $40 p N. Returning leave Rushvle at A N
arriving at Columbus at Ills A. N.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low as by any ether routs.
Shippers and merchants West will find tito therfnter-
est to ship by thisne
mar1S DC. BRAEHAM, Superinte ndenf.
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DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
lnfaIItbie in Correcting irregu-
larities, Removing Distinctions
o. the Monthly Turns, from
whatever Cause. and Always
Successful Ms n Preventative.

And ne "snly sure" aad CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those amlct sfesmpsin % peculiar to the SEX wheth-
"rsss1ss s1aps.,"
the Dpctefs or nany years. both In france and Amer
lea viii onDsralleled every and he 10
rrge1 ~ 80 theus <sdss Who have used them to
fsrins from any Irregularities whatever, as well TO
prevent lnereass Of family where health will not
permit ~ FEMALES peculiarly situated or those suppss
ss themselves are cautioned against using these
hs vhls In that aendtion, the proprietor assumes
rssponsibny ahsr the above sdmonition, although
thsir niidness would prevent any mischief to health
Otherwise the Pills recsmnsndsa Full and explicit
direetisas ssesnpany each box.
oos Boxn HAVE BEEN SOLD Nrwo YEARS
Ten sbsasasA boxes by lser beth By myself and
ssents ell parts Of the world TO which have
sses returned IA Which ladies nothing Ike the above
Pills hsve beea known since the SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE DAWNED UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING.
DISTRACTIONS AND kESfORING NATURE TO ITS
PROPER CHANNRL, quieting the nerves and restoring
thsssy color 81 health 70 the cheek Of the most deli
PRICE 81 % PEA BOX SIX BoxEs for ss 90.
ssld By all Druggists and BY the following JobbinF
and Drug Houses Agents for Indianap polls, Indiana:
Ladies BY sending u, procure the Pills, sent
ndestisy ~ nail. and without observation, TO any
sToHLdNsoN cox, Nc. is. K.., wsshinstss street.
STEWART MORGAN, Sc. -, Sas, Washington
III nAsKrrr : CO., Ne. "a, West Washington
HH.Lsk Ees 10 and q, Basss Block. assn
-. 0xoun, 30 ., Bates Hoass Block. and BY
DAILY, KEEFEIs q RUSH,
wheiesals Druggists, No. - South Eeridisn street
6.s LACEY, General Travelling Agent Cor the Western
States, ls7, Dearborn street. Chiessc, Illinois.
Ns-Sens Genuine unless the box is sssned IS. D.
HOWL" isn3i-diyeed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Q n Q i n ~ A II
SOUTHERN OHIO
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati
ShOrt-Lfne

speed ssety and comfort Of trains equal the best
lines in the country.
PAsk for tickets via "lndisn sselis and Cincinnati
Railroad"
Special Nottce.-The track into Cincinnati
complete, and passengers by this line now landed
the "New Pearl Street Depot" near the Burnet
House. about mile business centre Of the
city than any other Depot.
ROBERT MEEK, Superintendent.
WI. l.. NosLs, General Ticket Agent.
A. 8. BUEr, Travelling Agent novl<-du
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FURNITURE, &C.
SECOND HAND STORE,
233 East Washington ST.,

NEARLITTL HOTEL
O,ooK STOVES. HEATING STOVES. FURNITURE.
ase Mattresses Of all kin<s. eonditlons sad prsc-S
Voc can here Ind everything necessary % make com
plete ostft fer koRsskeeping and ~ prices rsnxips
non IS 20 per cheaper than ss n>w sav-
where in the city. also have esapiets sroek q Nss
Tinware, Csnn0 eAAtrs. E~fstssts and Looks
elsssss Can md go J. MARoT
fsalS-S6u
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WASTEp-A fs~ Pupils 70 insirse; he GSnitAr,
w and vii vit her restsncs desired For IN
soInAson sppy a. J. r Senonr's Drug Store. We
bAtos hocss BocS sEs " ARY CANNON
fseic-dh,
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR COLOUR, MEDICAL oFrIcE 10 80 SOUTH
Meridian street. fo-feits Ia fee n be fan. IN cur
ng any that NAY come under his care DO natter
-ur. syphilis in TIE primary stage heipe1 In IS rs.
ute. cured ~ k~urs. elect 81 % yesrs standing
cured by Dr. c. oSce hours 20 10 y \. i..- MARIA
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WITHOUT A RIVAL!
And Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed
In Central America and the W est Indies
IN DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of symptoms acts LIKE
CHARM than a medicine. There is nothing In the
whele range Of hsteris Aedica that for . INT
bear comparison with IL in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found in
the 1lth edition OF the O. s. Dspensatory pages 1887
and 1888.
series OF experiments In which Dr. Bull has been for
years engaged, has Just been brought successful
termip alton and he now enabled 10 offer 10 the public
combination Of CEDRON with other approved tones,
the whole In the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is eonfdeut has
equal In the world.
He might furnish Q volume Of certificates, but ub
lie have long since learned to estimate such t-.-.s
their true value The safest plan Ia for every to s
Tor himself the virtues Of q new medicine.
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MEObSAhs
DIR. JOHN BULLS
wrtaa seH0z
COMPOUND
L
.CEDRON BI TIERS.
+ $40
The Latest and Most I'm.
pOrtant Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY =!
.ra
No mans name Is more Intimately connected with the
history Of NATERIA HEDICA Of the United States or
more nvor.by known as pioneer In Medical Discovery
DR.. John Bull, Of Louisville,
Kentucky.
Bis inintabls preparation Of SARsAPARIL.
LA has long stood at the head OF the various cow
pounds OF that valuable drag.
His Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become household word
throughout the
West
and South.
His Worm Lozen-
ges in less than q year
after their introduction, attained q reputation

As wide spread the continent Of North America But
the GROWING glory Of his life remains be attained in
his discovery, rather combination for he does not
claim 10 have been the dscoverer Of CEDRON t,
which Is the basis Of the Btters offered the pub
lie That honor belongs the native inhabitants of
Central America, to whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the
Indian bids defiance tn the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the serpents tits
belief with them that while there is breath in the BODY
the Cedron is potent TO cure matter what the ises
may be.
while Dr. Bull is prepared to endorse this
CANT preteDsion, be is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating its
virtues, that remedy and preventative Of all dig
arising from exposure either change Of weather
or climate, or to nissnstie influences, It stands
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e e LIP \ e d!
NOTICE..

YUyHE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES
and Gsnts cast 81 slsthisE and ell kads o.
ksassheit soo1s. a. fss Fast wsskfnron strse. Ho-
iss sse pr.vsis reside s1ss eslsd 81 vhsn ee,reS
Dots 6isssts< 70 p q. Bu - VII bs pronptly a.
'-s :.ss ss LAX ss'A0s
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
Brush Creek Correspondence.

EDITog UNION RECORD Alter . short de-
lay will fulfill nv promise to you, and give
to the readers of your valuable paper few
items concerning the prospects Of this portion
of Butte county. The road, running from
Oroville 10 Buckeye, IS being thoroughly
worked this season, and If the exertious of our
big friend Russ. seconded by some of the
most enterprising persons in this vicinity, does
not make It one of the best roads in the coun-
ty YOU may put me down IS being no judge OF
physical energy.
The Brush Creek postofice, which is located
in the store Of J. Jod, at the Mountain House.
Is the last office in Bate county on the road
to Qaiucy. The citizeus Of Pea Ei1e, Buck
eye and vicinity, have to depend oD the kind
ness Of the stage driver for their mail matter
The placer mines in this vicinity have been
pretty well worked out, but still We occa.
sionally hear Of some lucky kom5re fading
Nuggets running up pretty well into the
ounces.
The Mountain House is carried on by our
worthy friend, E. 5. Ruggles, and is very well
located for those who would wish to spend
few months breathing the pure, fresh noun
tain air, instead Of trying to breathe the
heated atmosphere of some of the lower cities
in the valley. Four miles above this place
is the Junction House. which is kept BY our
little friend, E. NJ. Prime. You will always
find the latch string of Ned's door on the out
side. At this point of the road the trail turns
of for hellogg's, Gravel Range, Willow Creek
and intermediate mining sections. At tpresent
there are some seventy or eighty miners at
work in these different localities, employed
principally in placer mining. l think the day
is not far distant when there Will be some of
the " bggest" developments in quartz mining
ever known in Butte, and may throw shade
over Nevada county. When we see ledge af-
ter ledge cropping out of the ground, from two
to ten feet in width, We cannot help but think
" all this is not here for nothing" A little
capital, which often freely spent on some Of
the " wild cat speculations of the day, il
judciously expended on some of the inuumer
able lodges lying between Sky High and
Gravel Range might make name for Butte
lasting and permanent, bat | must leave the
subject for the present.
l have just received the news from Pea
Vine that siabbing atfray occurred there
last evening between J. King and man by
the name of Dalton. The latter was cut in
the wrist and received severe stab near the
pit Of the stomach, aud is not expected to live
The cause, believe, was an Old grudge be
tween the two. More anon.
May Is, 1865. RIP VAN W1NKLE.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

lee SCPRExs JCDGsEIP.-Ihe Trinity
Journal Of April 29th say:
The Quincy Union, 0rovills Record. Red
Bluff Independent and Shasta Courier have
expressed their preference for Judge Warren
I. Sexton. Of Bate. as the successor of Judge
Sanderso1. We are called upon for similar
expression in the matter, and though per
sonally nnscquainted with Judge Sexton, are
induced to believe from the representations Of
those who have known him long and well, that
be is eminenily qualified for The place, s man
of integrity. purity OF character, and 40 un-
sEerving Upiouist. From the fact that North
erD delegations have heretofore gone into State
ConventioDs without any previous understand
ing, this section of the state has SIS q general
thing, been - left out in the cold. when fat
things were TO be psrreled out. Let the peo-
PIE Of the North understand themselves here
alter The Supreme Bench is now composed
Of men from the Southern aud Middle portion
Of the State. aud il is but justice that the
North should I'll the anticipated vacancy.
Judge Sexton has filed the position Of Judge
OF his District for eight years, and We are
told stands very high 10 the legal profession as
a jarist. Leaving the suggestions herein con-
taiued with the people Of Trinity, We invite
our ncighbors of the Yreka Journal, klamath
News and Humboldt Times 10 show their
hands"
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

TARGET SHOOTING AND PIcSIc-The Union
Guard has completed full arrangements for the
target shooting to take place on the 24th inst,
says the Appeal, between the OroEille Guard
and the Union Guard 4 committee Of the
two companies met at Oroyille on Sunday last.
ard after selecting the ground and distance.
appointed the following judges: From Orc
vil.e-Judge Sexton. Capt. Geo. c. Perkins
aud Fl. B. Lathrop, Sen. From Marysville-
C. f. Stone, Z. Hamilton, E. NJ. Ragau and
H. Barnett. The two companies will shoot
for two prizes-a life size picture Of Lincoln.
and a Silver Cup presented for contest by E.
NJ Ragan. The ground selected for the picnic
is the Merysville Park, three miles from Marys-
vile on the line OF the Califaruia Northern
Railroad to which trains will run during the
afternoon of the oath inst.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

BREwERY SALooN.-Wm. Schneider informs the
public and his numerous friends that he viii open
his new cellar saloon situated at the Brewery to
day saturday. \ free lunch viii be set out in the
evening. \ general in vitatiou IS extended. Lager
o; the best quality will flow" on the occasion.
This new, pleasant and spacious saloon has been
fitted up with much neatness and expense, and a
benefit TO the proprietor is deserved.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

On JEFF. IN PErTICoATs.-The great rebel
chief has been captured Being hard pushed
by the ~Yauks, the high toned chiva!cic Pres
ident crawed into his wlfe's criuoline. assumed
the shape of an old mid wife and attempted TO
make his escape When he found pettieoats
wouldn't save him, he drew forth large bowie
knife and houri>hed it in the air as If 10 deter
the "mud-ills" in pursuit \ revolver leveed
at the wizard President, caused him to weaken
in his boots, and becoming Indignant; al being
so closely pursued, said that he had believed
our Government to be too maguanimous to
hunt down women and children" Cartaialy
bad predicament for member Of ,Le frs,
families" Mrs. Jefs dander riz to the top,
and indignantly said to Yankee officer if
shey treated her husband in any way roughly
he would ~nart some of them The northern
sympathzers of the "orinoline President and
the first families Of the South must feel proud
of the gallant display on tie occasion Of his
capture. After urging rebel soldiers TO lace
death-march to the mouth Of the cannon in
defence of their "homes and fresides," the
"braye chief snaaks Of disguised ID pelucoats
10 weaken at the sight Of Yankee revolver,
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

ORovfLLE AND SusANvuLG-AEen T.
Wood is the proprietor Of the Stage lice be
tween Orovle aud Sunsanyilie The increas-
ing travel upon this road has caused the pro
prietor to put on four horse coaches instead Of
two. The first one left this place on Sunday
morning last, and arrived in Susauyile on
Tuesday evening, carrying quite q number of
passengers and the express matter, The
travel to and from the numerous mining towns
along the line of this read is now speedy aud
comfortable, and brings as it were, those noun.
tain mineral districts comparatively near to US.
When heavy freight teams can make regular
trips, the trade from tLis point vii, be i'm.
mense. AT Humbug Valley coaches leave
directly for Crescent Mus, Grcerville and
TaylorviIle, in Plumas county, returning to
connect with the four horse coaches for Orc
vile. The public are assured that safe and
speedy trip can be made on this route to the
numerous important points along the line, and
that it is the shortest route to Susanyile.
there connecting with the travel from Chico
and Red Bluff fox the newly discovered gold
fields of Idaho.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

OLD Zack Taylor passed Judgment upon JEFF.
Davis, bis son-in-law, twenty years ago. He
called him "au unprincipled scoundrel and hyp-
ocrtical adventurer"
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
AGENTS:

PROBATE CoURT-MAY TERN, ls65.-The
following business was transacted daring the
past week: Ia the matter Of the guardian
ship of VIM. II. and George Ricketts,, minor
heirs OF Isaac Ricketts,, deceased, Volney Il.
White was appointed guardian and letters of
guardianship issued. Estate of Wm. L. Dun
KUN, deceased final account Of Adminisra-
trix fled, and order entered discharging ad-
minstrstrix. Estate of P Ledger, deceased:
citation issued to Andrew BY and Andrew
Scullion, requiring them to show cause why
they should not pay over TO Executor one
third of the money taken from the claim Of
deceased under contract Judgment against
BY aud Scullion for Sl57 %. being ore-third
of the gold dGst taken from said claim, and
costs taxed in the sum Of S15. Estate of T.
S. Wright, deceased petition and final re-
ports of the Executors filed, aud notices posted
for final hearing on the 24th day of May
1865, at 10 o'clock A. II. Estate Of George
W. Winingder, deceased the last will and
testament of the deceased admitted TO probate
Peter r. Wolf appointed Executor, and JOS
E. n. Lewis A. Maurice Jr., J. and W
Lockerman appointed appraisers of said estate
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
LOST 1!

A STOUT JACKASS. OF MOUSE COLOR.
N and without brand. Also. mixed nay mare,
with white legs, about one year old without brand.
Owners OF the above property are requested TO
call on the undersigned, at Thompson Flat or they
will be disposed Of according to law.
n2stf LEWIS CADEAC.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

kIHsHEw.-A correspondent from Little
kinshew, May 9Th, says: Times here and
at Balsam Hill are quite lively. We have
plenty Of water. and most OF the claims are
running day and night. The season will be
short one. The snow has disappeared from
around the different claims, enabling pack
trains and the buether TO get in. The 6De
weather has started vegetation and there will
soon be good feed for auimals. Quite nun
Der Of prospectors are around, and q good
sprinkling Of Chinese
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

CoNNENoED WoRE.-The old bar claim ad
joining town, owned by Faulkner X Co. is
being put in reaaiu5ss for work For many
years this has proved profitable mining claim,
and work viii commence earlier and with less
cost in preparation, than has been done for sew
era years past. Many big POS will be dug
and wheeled out from this bar the present sea-
son.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

THE Carson Daily Appeal is the title of 6
new paper issued at Carson City, Nevada, May
10th. II. r. Mighels, editor.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
DIED.

At Black Brook, Clinton county. y. Y, March
nth, lS65, Lydia Hobart. in the 92d year of her
age. Mother of Rev. K. Hobart of Butte county.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

ORovILLE AND WooDvILLE TURNPIKE.-T The
work of grading this road is now being pushed
ahead rapidly one gang Of men being al work
near Forbestown. and another on The MI Hope
hill near the intersection with the kuox turn.
pike, near the Woodville House About forty
Chinamen left this place ou Wednesday last.
for the latter locality. This force added to
those already there viii in few days so far
advance the work that loaded teams will have
mo difficulty in reaching the Woodyil.s House
The California Stage Company win place o
line of stages on the road as soon as tae grades
ore completed around the only two remaining
hills. We understand it to be the intention Of
the Turnpike company to place sprinkliug carts
on those portions Of the road that do not be
come sufficiently packed to hold up any lead
that may pass over the road. l: has been the
istention Of those conducting the building Of
the road TO make it, in every particular,
a superior mountain road aud they have
thus far been emnenty successful, as attested
by every one travelling over il.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
Insolvency Notice.

NTHE COUNTY COURT or BUTTE COUNTY
Z State Of California. In the matter of the peti-
ton Of II H. Merrill, an Insoiveat Debtor. The
People Of the State Of California send greeting:
Pursuant 70 an order Of the Hon. ". :. Stafford
Judge of the said County Court. notice j. he-eby
given to all the creditors OF the said iu-ylvent, to
be and appear before the Hon. W. :. Stafford afore-
said in open Court. at the Courtroom Of ssid
Court, in the county Of Butte, on the 30th day ol
Nav. \. p. 1855. az 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Of that day.
then and there TO show cause, i any they can Wy
the PRAYER Of said lnsoveat should not he granted
and an assignment Of bis estate be made aud hebe
discharged from hi debts and liabilities. in pgrsu-
ance OF the Statute in such case made and provid=d
and in the meantime all proceedings against sid
lnsovent be stayed.
Witness nv hand and the seal Of said
IL. 81 Court this 2fih day q April. A. r. 1851.
J. e.. MOORE. Clerk.
JAMES GREEN. Deputy Clerk.
6. RosENBAUM, Attorney for Petitioner. tn2sit
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
Received on Subscription.

HCNG.-George P. Beale and George Baker
were hung at Salem, Oregon, on the l7th, for
the murder of Daniel Delany, in February
last.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

ATTENTION GUARDS You are hereby or
dered to appear at your Armory on Wednes-
day morning at : o'clock, in full uniform and
property equipped By order
H. B. HUNT, Captain.
II. P. DowNER, Orderly Sergeant.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

NEw DEUG SroBy.-A new drug store is
opened on the corner Of Montgomery and My,
c7s streets, in the Union Hotel building, Oro-
vile. The room Is large and airy and newly
aud splerdidly Gtted up.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

TINS ARREST OF EAGAN,-Soma fogr weeks
since, man by the name Of J. Olsaa, was az
rested near Yankee Hi charged with stealing
about $500 in gold dust, from a man by the
name Of Pagan \ short time after the arrest,
we are Informed, some Of the friends Of Olsen
got him to make an affidavit charging Easao
with having used reasonable language, and
sent the affidavit 10 Capt Doughty. On Moa.
day last when the case was set tor trial a tele-
gram was sent to Chico informing the military
authority that Eagan was in town, and soldiers
were Immediately sent 10 arrest him. The tai
a. Of olsea had closed, and the jury found him
guilty but few minutes before the arrest 0f
Eagan. Ii Eagan or any other man is guilty
Of using reasonable language, we wish to see
punishment inflicted but the circumstances in
this case appear little strange.
ATTENTION GUARDS There will be squad
drill ar the Armory this evening at O'Clock.
and Company drill on Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week. Every member who
expects 10 participate in the Target Excur-
sion on the oath inst, viii appear at the
Armory next Tuesday evening at O'Clock in
full uniform, with arms and equipments prop
erly cleaned. By order II. 8. HUNT,
Il. T. DowsER, Q. s, Captain.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
vertIsemen'

CoNcESr.-A grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert viii be given at the Union Hotel Hall ii Orc
vile, On Wednesday evening. May 24th aud en-
Thursday e5th at Chico II Is under the direction
of The worid-reuowaed Rhodolph Hall and cham
oion Bagler Of America. Wm. Hayward the plea
sing yacalsts and widely known humori>t. VIII
fa,.y satisf' the audience IN his performances 70
mort than the price Of admission alone. See adv.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

TIE Appeal says-"The Union Guard are prac-
Using earnestly with their rifles. and mean to beat
the OroyiIe Guard Can't see it. Mr.. Local. Wen
bet veg Of lager the 'Yubas" dou't win the
nrizes"
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

Announcements under this heading cost FIVE
DOLLARS. and will not be inserted until paid for
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20
MARYsvILLE AND oRovILLE.

ID OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVILLE
Ia for Oroville daily-connecting at Oroviile
with Stages Of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville Sunday excepted) at !. .
NJ. and P. NJ.
Leaving Oroville Sunday excepted) at A N.
and P NJ.
Sundays-Leave Marysvile at P. NJ. Leave
Oroville at P. NJ
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed to care Of Raiiroad" " will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
10 Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage.
At Oroyille. merchandise for ''up country viii
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order OF owners free of charge.
ANDREW J. BINNEY, Sup't.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-20

HIS NANE.-S. W. ". Ccugaey requests Us 10
state that the person who addressed a letter to him
on the 18th, signed Union" can have the matter
attended 70 by giving his real name.