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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-12
MAIN STREET.
ADJOINING EMPIRE OFFICE,


tIN Iie -t
.H9EAID asagu 8E44H
~ ". raG8m s-
Having had the experience in learning the exact
wants o this community IN clothing, and bavIng
met with success while here, have therefore
located myself permanently in Dayton, and mean TO
es'aolsh trade which will warrant further success,
snd , sstisisetion to my customers. respectfully
desire to buy their winter clothuG, to my present
stock bcinR satisfied that goods would advance
S ord.sd s a to ss mnss 5sy per cent and
Clothing ear Ter than usual when prices vet ra need
low and am therefore enabled to otter Inducements
10 All those who may favor me with an early call
Ny stock ofslothng comprises the following ar
tcles, viz:
LONG FROCK RIDING COATS,
BLACK q BLUE SACK COATS,
FROCK CASTOR BEAVER COATS,
SACK s. FROcK PILOT OvERCOATs
CHINCnILLA FRoCK OVERCOATS,
BUsINEss MATCH SUITS
of all qualities, styles and eoors.
FINE BLACK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-12

Might fairly be regarded a. the tribute which an up
right heart pays At the shrine Of juetice.
QIrD a JOHN H. BTOPPELMAN,
sulb Agsntfor Dayton and Vl0inltI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-12
You may cure yourself

or Headache, Weak stomach, Indigestion, or
Blliousness, or Catarrh, or a Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness, or Liver Complaint, or Piles
OF Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum, OF Kidney Disease, or 0enerAl
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifies
NOT FAM LH who have ever had one OF fthssa
Family Cases Of HUNPHREYs' SPECIFICS. but would
give five times its cost, rather than be without A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-12

stabinsnt OF tue condition OF the Niagara Tiru In
sprncs Company, Of the City OF New York on the ID
day " January 1866 in conformity With the laws u
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HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
win a case In ysur house,

you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering preyon,
expense and loss OF time, the children having IN Q
Measles or Scarlet Fever, or Whoopiug cough, Of
even Fever, by using preventives 10 the case
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
Auction Sales.

A uCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FTTp
IN NITURE.-Will be sold at the res;dond AZ"
corner Prince and Columbus SITS, on FRTDAt,SYS
10Th September, HOUSEHOLD and KITCH1fP!N
FURNITURE, consisting Of Tables Cha;rs
Sofas, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Straw and Woo7'
len Competing, ,Crockery and Glass Ware, Tin
Ware, two Parlor and one Cooking Stove, with
not Enumerated. Terms Of sale For S ci,,1Ss
under twenty dollars cash; sums over twe s,,t'5
dollars credit Of sixty days will be q;vor e.,
notes with approved security. Saleto commence
at 10 O'clock RObERI CRUPPER,
J. A. SToUTENBURG, Auct'r se03.ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

Geo. T. Garrison, OF Acconac county, d.
arrested short time since for having IN MS
nossession the watches taken from the Federal
prisoners at Andersonville, Ga, is now on
parole st the Hygeia Hotel, Fortress Monroe,
and not taken to Washington, IS reported In
the papers It is believed he is detained
mostly 80 witness ia the caseof Capt. Winder.
Ata sale in Bedford county, en- Tuesday
last Of the stock and Drop belonging to the
estate off. M. Hawkins, deceased, the follow
Ing high prices, in specie, were obtained =
Cows from $50 to SIS; calves from SIS SO to 10
so: sheep 81 05 per head; hogs, weighing
about one hundred pounds, 500 90; sucking
pigs SIS so a piece; wheat $45 per bushel !;
corn, 81 SO per barrel; and oats about 81 50
per hundred
--LATEST FROM EUROPE. : The steamer Mo
ravian brings later news.
At meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
ly adopted, consequently sanctioning the con-
tract made for cable next year. TIE question
Of raising additional capital was postponed
AC DEs IICECA 2GSO 'So "OA pf SA'"SSA~~S - J
who was the winner of tie Derby.
The Daily News says no time will be lost IN
giving check to Ferlanism BY the Govern
ment.
Cotton 4(01d. lower on the previous week S
sales, and other descriptions Id. lower. Bread
stufs quiet but steady.
The London Times suggests shat British
ships of war treat the Shenandoah as any other
pirate, and hopes instructions to that effect be
sent to British commanders in the Pacific
JUDAH 2. Benjamin publishes On the 23d IN
slant, letter in the Times, denying chat the
Confederate government treated prisoners
cruelty, and defending Mr. Davis from tbe
charges of inhumanity, The Times 90 the
following day published letter from Federal
naval officers denying Benjamin. statement,
The meeting between Napoleon and the
Queen Of Spain was most cordial. General
L lmorciere IS dead. The murder Of OFT By
Count Erfreburg is being investigated by q
commission. 1t is again stated that france
has demanded satisfaction Of Prussia fer the
murder.
The British Parliament has been prorcgued-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

The County Court of FauQuier commenced
its September term yesterday The Presldlng
Justice W. FL. Gaines, was in attendauce.-
A large number Of citizens from all partsot the
county were present, and much business vas
transacted
After the court adjourned, for the day, Gil
bert S. Miner, Of Alexandra, IN short speech,
announced himself candidate for Congress
from this district.
A. J. Marshall, has withdrawn his name
from the list of Congressional candidates,
and is q candidate for the State Senate. Mr..
Foster, from the Plains, is also candidate for
the Senate biz. .
T. NJ. Strother, Of Culpeper, announces
hiuselta candidate TO represent the district IN
the State Senate, and J., ". Patterson an
nounces himself for the House Of Delegates.
A tournament was held to-day about one
mile from town.
Mr.. Octavius Weaver, Who vas so severely
injured BY being run over By the cars at War
renton junction about month ago, and
whose arm was amputated at the shoulder
joint by Surgeon S. B. Fisher, has entirely re-
covered.
It is rumorad shat Edward Spllman, esq,
has been appointed Judge OF this Circuit, wee
James Marshall, resigned
The conservative course OF the National Intel
igencer, with regard to many questions OF public
interest now the subjects ef discussion, is IN ac-
cordance with the old position and views Of
that journa.. Without agreeing with the In
telIigencer in some of its political doctrines
and opinions, and without endorsing all that it
says in its editorials, we yet bear testimony to
the ability with which ifmaintains it's views,
and to- the humane, generous, and constltu-
tional grounds it often occupies, 10 reference
to the Southern States and the Southern peo-
pie. While it is thoroughly for the Union,
itadvocates constitutional union OF the States.
The FENIAN Movement 10 Ireland IS begin
ing to cause some apprehension. A meeting
Of precaution has been called in Cork. The
Loodon Times thinks not much danger is to
be feared. The departure of the channel
feet from Portsmouth for the Irish coast, had
nothing to do with fears of an instruction.
The Richmond Republic 1.-THE Pre-
sident has countermanded that clause in his
proclamation for the restoration of civil gov
eminent in Virginia, which induced the At
torney. General to proceed with liLeIs Of COO
fscation, by an order forbidding any new libels
to be instituted until further orders" There
is, therefore, suspension of this proceeding
In new cases for the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
By Wilmer 81 washington Auct,vs
GROCERY STORE AND DWELLING

W FOR SALE.-On the Both inst, at u O'Clock
NJ, on the premises, at the corner Of Duke and
GROCERY. which has done an excelleot buSi.
ness for eighteen years past, and affords faciI
ties for an extensive trade with the town and
The two-story DWELLING adioining-n-
contains seven rooms, has a good garden ofsts$i
flowers, fruits and vegetables. Water facilities
in the yard The location is healthy Terms.
Cash For particulars, apply on the premises.
or 1906 Prince street, Alexandria.
SEP 23-1w J. GRIGG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Six white men, prisoners confined IN a cell
on the ground floor of the jail, escaped from
nrison about midnight last night, by tunneIng
under the wall One Of them has been cap
tured.
The several hotels are busy, from the num-
Der of guests now pouring in, including large
proportion Of gentleman from the Southern
States.
A. Atwater convicted before military trl-
bunal of stealing the records OF the names OF
the prisoners who died Ia the AndorSonYlIle
prison has been sentenced to pay a fine OF $500
bany penltentfary
Frederick Orem has been arrested on sus-
picion of numbering a man named haley, ale"
days ago, on the Virginia side OF the Long
Bridge. The justice committed him tor a
further hearing.
There is 3 ''split" in the Degenerate party
in New York-the State Rights portion
separating from the others and forming new
ticket
The National Bank Of Concord, Mass, vas
entered between falf, past one and two o'clock
yesterday while the cashier vas at Inner, and
the safe robbed of $500, 900, consisting OF u.
S. bonds 4 large reward will be offered,
The State Conventions Of South Carolina
and Alabama have both abolished slavery.
A locomotive and two cars on the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga bridge, in New lork, last week,
plunged over board through the open
draw, into water forty feet deep. There were
but three passengers, and no one was killed.
An extra session Of the Indiana Legislature
is called to provide for funding or paying seven
millions Of State bonds due IL january
Gen. John W. Turner, commanding Rich
mond, and Gen J. FL. Wilson, commanding
Georgia both united in declaring the South to
be thoroughly pacifed, and that but q small
military force will hereafter be required ut
certain prominent points.
Information has been received Of the dealt,
of two missionaries in Turkey-the Rev. I'D
ward Doid and Rev Homer B. Morgan. The
former died Of cholera, and the latter oftyphuS
fever
The Boston Commercial Bulletin reports the
sales of wool very heavy for the week, footing
I'D the grand aggregate Of about two millions
of pounds-al Of domestic staple, and almost
the entire amount taken for actual consump-
ton. ..~...-
COL Alexander B. Mckee, u. S. Consul at
Panama, died with dysentery recently. The
funeral was the largest ever witnessed IN
Panama.
Remains Of the tower Of Babel says Cali
gnani, still exist and are visible from very
great distance.
The Navy Department has given orders for
the immediate preparation of the fine side
wheel steamer :sRhode Island,' no" at the
Navy Yard, for the purpose Of conveying
"a very distinguished party OF civilians to
North Carolina. Charleston, SAVANNAH. &c.
TIE necessary arrangements are to be positively
completed against the I'd prozlmo, when Is Is
expected the party will start
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

Our country friends are still coming TO TOWN.
to purchase their supplies or opening CORES
pondence with our merchants, for filing their
orders. We have no doubt but that they will
have their interests promoted by dealing here
as they did in former days Goods will be
furnished them as cheap as they can buy them
at the North, and these goods can be forwarded
both By river and railroad With dispatch
Expenses here will not be half as great as they
are in the larger Cities where hotel accom-
modations are put at the 'highest rates,
and the 'sextras'' drain q mans pocket much
much more rapidly than he can, generally,
I'll it, Besides there is something in old as
soeiations with the old town. They and their
fathers before them have been accustomed to
deal here. They will find the merchants &C
commodating, prompt and reliable, The new
houses and the old ones desire TO revive the
Trade Of Alexandra.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept 20 Flour. -
Baltimore Family and Extra brands we're
again advanced to day SO cents per bbl. Bal
timore Family $l4 SO, Patapsco Extra $l2 so,
shipping brands $1lali so, low grades Dc, 9 SO
a$lO, Super So so; Ohio and Howard Street
Super 8 Gas ST., do. Extra 9 50a$l0 per bbl
as to quality. =,
Grain-Receipts of Wheat to-day amounted
to 1880 bushels, white 2 25a$2 s., red "a
So IS per bushel, as to quality NO CHOICE sam
pies offered Corn-White in demand, with
sales Of interior to ordinary at 86a90 cents, and
good at 94a95 cts, yellow Sc cents for good
Oats-46a48 cts. and SO cents weight. IL
Provision5-Bacon was again in brisk demand
to-day, with sales of 100 casks Sides, in lots,
at 20i cts. further advance; SHOULDERS are
very firm, but have rot appreciated as rapid
as Sides, sales were made to day at lS5 cts. Tor
box Meat, and at l9al9l cents for small lots !;
cleared ribbed Sides are held at q cts. per 10.
Bulk Meats are very scarce, last sale OF Should
ers was at II cents, now worth l73al7a cents,
Sides l84ai9 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
Dy YVitmer 81 Washington, Auct'rs,

T AGER BEER BREWERY, NEARALEA-
i ANDKIA, VA, FOR SALE.-By author,
itv of a deed Of trust executed by john hIcIn.
bearing date of May 8th, 1860, duly Of record
among the Fairfax County Land Records, and
by consent of parties Interested the subscrIbcF
Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the &0th day
of September, 1865, at y NJ, on the premises,
the Shutters HILL BREWERY, situated
at West End. near the city Of Alexandra, a.
owned by the late John Klein.
The brewery is supplied with two kettles the
smaller one brewing ten barrels and the iaE$0'
one thirty barrcls-cap aclty OF the Y}uLt9 1'9
hundred barrels. On the premises IS coI"-
Portable dwelling, frame building, suitable 70.
4 store: also stable The whole estabIishmeDa
is very complete, is supplied with water from
the Alexandria Water Works, and is in a con-
djtion for Immediate use. Terms-CASH
sep l4-codts GEO ". BRENT. Trustee.
~ - i5z12cr s: Washington, Auct'rs'
AUCTION SALES.-MjlL be sod IL Fl :,
Il pIh1ic Auction, on SATURDAY, the 5@4
dav Of $. rtombcr at 10 O'Clock a m III I Jy
Of the Mayors Office, two VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS. .,,o
The first fronting on Queen str2Si,, 'oLE3
mencing 20 feet from the corner OF 1,., ,4r 81
running east on Queen 70 ect to e~fS 81 fa to
feet, thence west % feet, thence south q Is. w
the beginning. o4o ,,oirt
The second on Pitt commencing at o "a Po',-'
Ga feet from the corner Of Queen ana NV 1 '.
and running north IS feet on Pitt, thence c@ r,,
so feet thence south Is feet, thence "SS' wy
feet TO the beginning. oo3.
Tcrms-One half cash; BALANCE to 03ly};,,rE
sep 2i-ts JOHN y. ! 5,.,----
. H E r f r 5 S 4 l.
OnsMONDAY, 26th of October, NEXT / l. .;.'t
sell to the highest bidder for cash, 90 s"' an
an execution in my hands ag@lnsit 'n orano
Dominion steamboat Company,) tny 4r; Tr,7Ii
boiler, works and wreck 0fthe steamer 7o;j and
The VIRGINIA was burned in ApH', I'VI 1,,;tIr
lies IN water about two feet IN dehlnli rc,;
two hundred yards Of the wharf al
burg. - " on the
"h@F1 u NV '''''. T s, G. TIMBERLAJAIV4a
carnoant Fredcricksbu ITSSa,
BRAxToN & WALLACE, Attorney
Fredericksburg, sep 20-dGS =--===-
n ~ 10 ~; q q @ G!6tILlU t2H3B Us .sTREEI
~'- Between King & Prince ST. sASij5o'xendria
Would announce to the ladies Oh Oh A' ,TnpsIag.
and vicinity, that she will open assnrtment Of
September 2eth, a beautiful 4SoG, Sik,
FALL MILNE R4, such as strew and fe'.
Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers, 0''""
goods. .,v+ - the mak'"5
Special attention will be given 70 tb NO. most p
of BONNETS and HATS: after W.
proved sty les. .uocced. Straw
FELT GOODS altered end p5 5e aSG Dyed.
Goods Altered, Bleached, PreSsSu '1 nrrfcct 81
Every effort viii be made to give soE p5222~-1n+-
iefaction TO her patrons. -, 2,-7--c-~BONt
NOTICE TO FARMEkS G oiffND PLAl9'
| " DUST, at $50 per ton; GRooND
TER, on hand For sale BY PERRY.
= A' 1'' ~ THOMAS r =. Hetreet,
No 8, Union ~ Mil;
.eD 22--1w Agent for Pot0""s ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
By yV5tzrner 81 Washington, Auot,rs.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND FOE
SALE.-Will be sold, On SATURDAY,
the 30th instant, in front Of the Mayors Office
at 10 O clock a. M, that valuable LOT OF
GROUND situated on the west side Of Water
street, 72 feet south Of Princess street, bncing
on Water street "a feet 81 inches, and l25 feet
inches This lot lies Immediately south OF the
Government fire engine house, and contiguous
to the depot of the Loudoun s. Hampshire r. K ,
and presents inducements Tor business men t.
build as the property must increase in YaIQe.
sep 22-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
NV Wilmer a. Washington, AucG,rs

WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, the30.h
W Of September, at 103 o'clock. at the resi-
dence Of Joseph Mclean, No. So North Royal
street, the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE of Joseph Mclean, consisting
in part Of one Mahogany Sofa, y Mahogany
Chairs, also, Cane Seat and Wooden Bottom
chairs. Mahogany, Dining and Kitchen Ia
bles, I large Cooking Stove, | PaTlor Stove /
large Wardrobe, several Carpets but littlew worn
Brass Andirons, Shovels and Tongs, Oil Cloth
Carpet several Brass Tenders, one or two Bed
steads, | Safe, | large SetJee, Picture francs
&c Gse22- dtd#1 JOS MCLEAN
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-10
The Mobile Disaster Additional Par
tIcularx.

The Nashville NEwg Of the 2tth state, the real
eiu'e o. the accident al Mobile vii never te knosn,
for .: course every one IN or rear The lu'dns u~
tileI Instantly. A man Who left tho building sous
ter minl.cs before the eNroson took place. I, said
by rumor u have told Of O man nnmod Pat ----
s.riI'ns mat n to li,hi his pro teiur ENGAGED at
tNe t'ue In either sitting OF removing povfcr
Z oui foine cue s stored IN the OfcnHlCs dtpQ,.
ht'thti run Or las i that theu- 70 custom s.s
Na't"t fall by ono ard buret ana thus iru'ct
I, = tNatre O. the ammunition a tn place. bis IA
uuilI ever remain an ursc'trd guertion. FRONT
ncni In The work of toscuinv the poor unortunAtt-
io we're buried. ssvs tie SLN, 90 tAc debl 81 80
blllur buildings ~ete usIsl htsto AL ~ o. "a
solui,is We .aIlcrs rush through te SUI lsltus
hf.css though they were proot sshtnst t.y bcc..
den,s common TO all men. aud come uut lesl' %" IN
thtH tfuls some poor fellow burned W crust 81 At
nlosi teyoud reco, nition ~ human bt,pg. Nuiu-
dstsll- oretrpi w. General a. aurc- s-'fsci attr
which cfch We'd with each other Tho lbould brave
a.. dangers Of the devoDuue oio tneuL
IT., shri,ks Of the poor siytt, csI-hi, N Hnt moth
ers, a = hOiy Nouli be tome ont % tr u'us a-
hgstt.rcuirg, each cap ctinf 70 huu toue loved
on' 'Hauvi'd and uackc cued corpse. sDNrlu i'ift4
ani o4c iofu. away on tie stodt arms of Che tcn.tt-
hearted to,t . Irrs, at Frr'-hai e' vCucraulc
las uu veepiug. broken hearted, owes vt at s.s
thought iCCOsLised hir ty fiug va one Vt tht hu-
\ - oi MS hand vben her sou, p.' dci-iu. rt and
blackcuei. walked up 10 her AMI fAlrrI Lt. W SAY
inc 10 hti, lm Ut hAIt s' l.c tetCton was 10
sicsI Aud NE .sCoutd qws Nh'tvt ~ ioV 20 her
VI, itn"r toIouei toc,, isp1alH luce r's is .ui
t'pu.le Planter PceA trH ton meet go eres
l. tn' shOck. All soon ttsr toos hie aud we cor.-
= et,t. consumed. The uul' tIui 10 hlo,t lea Tee
Toe .it io,, te. but f-i ID. ttptt4t Iutke. e1.
badly .u.4. ed. and tso u'rtoos-g cham Toy sui
4 euiiu. "a s,rnc, .uy 1.,d tu ts lot. lh- Nae
Da.u va, .utiI,N d,stio.,d. uuy g. . Of me .e~
t,it ioUnd Misslug. t'ictrs a.t aai, sNhVeatt
io.1ed ior NeN on D. ln.lnf .'u' p's'"'h rs On
dtsttOgeu. No word has teen tttp o.. - ~ tAs
Of tie pass-u ers AID c.ch.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-10
From Newberu, y 4.

N,rb,rn. " C., rdV 3l.-The Judicial iu'estig'-
tion At Toronto dIsclosne tho fact th,, 'hs Coucd
sgp'e s-.ni, Dr. Barkhuu. introduced the yrllos
fever here last summer, Through 10 ect,1 cloth ne.
Which carried oil two thousand ,itG' us ,s &c.
sung u,uch eSc.tcu'rt and 10 i-uatiou
lhe people IA Ills STATE Ete AT becoming recon
Sued 10 the system Of roe tabor and arc leginnius
so Ike tie change Froni present appearances, il IL
syparen, that order and contentmsnt will toon reifn
supreme in North Carolina. The attachment exist
ing in this State hetween the masters snd tho'i for
uer servants l. very strcns. They seek each other
Ike the tnembors OF lost ,iocs aud readily come 20
..t!stActory undertaking the price " htor and
,hrlr new relations. The univepa sulrare question
I. being di-cussed With great eeG Of interest 10
North Cnolina. All parties agree in saving that
.quaity to the cartridge boz y leritmstc'y followed
With equality Al the ballot box but they dsagr,e IN
regard 70 the time pLon the negro should vote.
There are two line Of steamers run1ins dircc from
NevL.rn TO New York also one from Newhern Vie
Roanoke island through the canal to Norfolk. There
1. much rejoicing here over the removal Of the re.
.trctiou. on trade. which hA siyen new imTetus 70
busine.
For the want OF an engagement Of some Fiud csp'
.,r.hsm's famous company OF Mounted Ran.er. had
sham fight With battery to-day, In tie streets VI
Hertern, which cIeAt-d sou. excitement at rr't .
~.s having rogorted that Wade HAInpton's cavalry
L.d captured the town.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-10

,han tc rent BY mail. When you v'i'e ,ien 10 real
nelnr and tend tv ,one Of cur iisnd. uho ue COM
ins home. We you 20 write Us how the resH
un ieceivc' their. We received great en- ouaie-
men. irtm AL suatters nope the y viii Ne Nc tt'-
ting weak in tie Lrec, / Was In Bsliimo.e yet -
dsy, Te hs1 uo, OF there. Your ioifs se we'll ~,
What bu.trr.s ott tri enragei At the time a. In
drly NJ riirs ,ound this letter when vS AZ vol L
y. N YOU kuoS A8ythinc of The petron the cttet -
aidtes,cd tog 4 No, tuov moth ,ug about him, ALl
could hear uc'hut OF hin. 49,,
tIuss-eNAuined Nv Nf. Aiken-Q Sou NNed thst
you derIlefrd tie let IL. Did you Euot any - ~ ~
the key 10 the c.rhct9 s 4 gentleman thcre told
he had poen It hetofe We totnd 49, thst ne u 81
lv,ter va ", and W. supposed Vs@s iAt ted ~ - :
ireton taking that a. tev. We tnc' the euer' tut
fuund N did not come out ve then ioos Tue uAle 20
al Ms.iugtou. sud with that CCulneuccd ptocs"diiS
" make IL out. hsd no tc,Iuaintsnce With inc cl-
pteT faysrlf petoi, came to Nhshinsion. Y, GU
sso that you ionnd the letter Ia the liver, Wa It
.ood deal hurtcd' A. II Jid not seem TO have been
u the vaier long time anu ~ yef! little IuIIe1.
y VA. anyl.c'y ui'h you At the time YOU picked the
le ter urN A. Ncs .it; Mr.. FUrguson.
Mr. JNne- ierGu-on wAs then eAAininodf nnd ron
hTmCd a., above ttstiuony.