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ALBANY Tuesday, Jan. -, 1860.
The Canal Board made the following ap-
sentiments this afternoon;
COLLECTORS.
New.York Lewis Eaton; Albany Elisha Andrews;
West Troy. William d. sanderlin; seheneetsdy Peter
Chrster; Fuitonvilie. John Craih; Little Fails. j.
Hart Utica Henry i. Miller: Rome, b. Whitman
Nillisms; Syracuse. T. A. Williams; Montexama
Ioye U Torrey; PALMYRA EDWARD s. Averi Roches.
GER. Henri. Hanson: BrockPort, August H. Clark,
ScheI; Buffalo David Kissocki Waterford, John
Zen Brock; Fort Edward, Edward X Nor.
shrupi Whitehall James Doreni Selma, Calvin
Gilbert; Phanix Ralph c. Barnet; Oswsyo stephen
lacei Geneva, Anson Wheeler; Havana, ID N: Mead a.
Horseheads Daniel w. Learens; Corning. George y.
Pratt; Penn Yam Charles A. Miller; Hamilton T. "
Van Slyok: Oxford. horstis II. Cook; Binghsmton'
Benjamin Devoe; Mount Morris. Walter kenti Dams
vile. Duncan +. Stilwel Caneadea. - Aonardi
Oiean b. l.. Lent.
SUPERINTENDENT. . ,
Sections ], Q and g. Erie Canal. Harmon Van Sycki
sections aud $ Erie Canal George Heath; sections
and 2, Erie Canal, and Caynga and Seneca and
Oneida Lake CaDsls. Josepa Breed seoiious
10 and H. Erie Canal L.. Benedict stroag :
sections IL 10 and IA Erie Canal Chester f. Shelley
section Z, Champlsin Cansl Aladdin WEIGH sections!
and cbamplain Canal James d. Sheriff.; sec,i0ns
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HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMPASY.-ELlAS
HOWE j.. Prssident No sls Broadway. Asenu wanted
WHEELER e. WILSON'S LOCK STITCH SRwTSe
MACHINE and BurToSHoLs MACHINE No. 62s Broadway.
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" ithout any definite know ledge, 1t is estimated that


Without any definite knowl ledge, s estimated that
Che local authorities have expended ct least
IN addition tn this Tho State has furnished
Tire armies Of the General Government near half mil
lion of men, and If the had been expended by the
State equally apportioned, 1t would have provided
boaLty " els to each man.
bill has been introduced into the present Congress
20 reimburse the loyal States the amount paid by them
On support OF the for she preservation OF the Union
The committee having 1t in charge has sent for inform
alton Of New-York expenditures. and report viii be
nadc
MILITIA PAYMENTS
The total payments made to the New York State ma
ona Guard for the year. amountsto $37,ieO ~ ibis
disbursement was made for services performed under
orders Of the CommanderD.C Chief, and III pursuance
OF the militia law OF this amount s2 35 81 accrued
or services discharged prior to the commencement Of
tbis Administration.
II TO be hoped that the close Of the present year
she State will have its obligations to every descry
Sng soldier who enlisted within the periods Of bounty
Under the late Bounty act. the accounts OF all the
localities In the State have been presented and paid.
with the exception of amour, not to exceed e0oo
mainly due 70 the Counties Of New York and Kings.
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MOUNT PAID BY The sTATE FOR BoUNT1Es DURING
THE WAR OF lS6l.

The total dsbuusd Tor bouptss BY the STATE rom
July II, 1862 to jan 1885, s3acSss $40 IL, as follows
Amount paid BY Co. Geo. Bl.s jr......., $34o50O 90
Amount paid by Col. John D. Van Buren.. $500 70
Account paid BY Gen. s. T. MsIvin 2oOS3ss IL
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RsprrIios IN THE HUMAN IsrRnroa.


Rebellion. an not oousssd 10 bodies polite They hssA
out ia our own nteo wen In the bowels Of the a.p
The natural law Of bodies 10 health but misuss then
and they revolt We subject them 10 exposure. ovssh
them we overload tho stomach neglect the bowels -
plunge out Of rooms hotter than the tropics into sn s
phere below freezing point and In various other why's s
with our health. O.
But these frames Of ours wonderful mschnes. and -
Co., BY tho use Of the PROPER xzAxs NyGoRArs sa1
REGULATE them render them almost p,sof against ~
ordesls to which, in rrcksssness subject them
Nothing that has been Known heard Of " tsnAs
adds much to tho resistant power Of the human syss
under circumstances unfsvorable to health as
HosTErrsR's STOMACH BiTrERs-
II Jon would escape the ineimten. fever a Of indies
tion bilious attacks and bOwecOmpanss Of which cold -
damp are the frequent causes the BirrsRs Psefro
rvs MEDICINE. This 10 the wisest but already -
Invalid try the preparation RESTORATIVE. In either esse
full reliance may be placed upon is efficacy Sod svs
Mercury Dec. IS. 1862.
NEw-Yoax OEyics, No. 50 Cedsrst
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;ertained in the Civil Courts within this

tertained in the Civil Courts within this
Military Department against officers or SOL
diers of the armies of the United States, or
persons in snywise thereto belonging, sub.
ject to military authority, charged with aSts
done in their military capacity, or pursuant
to orders from proper military authority
nor against loyal citizens or persons charged
with acts done, directly orindirectly, against
the rebel forces during the rebellion and
all persons, their agents OF servants, charg-
/ ed with the occupation of abandoned lands
and teuements, or the possession or custody
of any kind of property whatsoever, in ca,
ses where such occupation, use or posses
sion was authorized by the President, or by
any of the civil or military departments of
the Government, shall be protected from
any recoveries, penalties or damages that
may have been, or may be imposed, or ad'
Judged therefor in said Courts. GO. o.
No. 8, War Department, A. G. D., Jan.
18th, 1869
VIII. District and Post Commanders will
report any instance Of failure of justice by
reason of the neglect or refusal of any
Court, Magistrate or Officer, to perform any
official act properly required of him, where
by due and rightful protection to persons or
property shall have been denied
TX. District and Post Commanders will
arrest all persons who have been, or may
hereafter be, charged with the crimes and
offences against officers, agents, citizens and
Inhabitants CT the United States, irrespec-
tive of color, in cases where the civil au-
thorities have failed, neglected or are un-
able to arrest and bring such parties to trial,
and to detain them in military confinement
until such time as a proper judicial tribu-
nal may be ready and willing to try them.
C. O. No. A, Headquarters of the Army,
A. G. O., July 9Th, 1869
x. District and Post Commanders will,
as heretofore, in compliance with existing
orders, extend all proper facilities and pro.
lection to the officers and agents of the Bu-
resu of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandon
ed Lands, in the discharge of their duties.
XI. In remittiug to the civil authorities
the jurisdiction specified in this order, all
persons are epjoiued to yield unreserved and
unhesitating obedience to the authority and
laws of the State, and of the United States ;
and, for the sake of justice, order and
peace, and so that no occasion may arise
hereafter for the exercise of military author
ity in matters of ordinary civil administra-
tion concerning the freed people, the Major
General Commanding respectfully and ear
nesty oommends to the authorities aud peo
pie of South Carolina the patient, conside,
rate and impartial execution of the laws in
all proceedings affecting the numerous and
hitherto dependent class Of persons recent
ly clothed with civil rights, and made amen
able to the obligations of citizens.
By command of Major General D. E.
SIcKLEs. j. W. CLOUS,
lst It. 9Th U S. Iufy, BVt Capt.
U. S A., Acting Assistant Adj't.Geu
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THE DISTRICT COURTS.

John Waites, Esq Clerk of the Court of
Appeals, publishes the following in refer
ence to the sittings and organization of the
District Courts:
In pursuance of the directions of the Act
of Assembly, the following order is made
in reference to the Quarterly Sessions of the
District Courts throughout the State.
The Quarterly Sessions of the several
District Courts, to be continued so long as
the despatch of business mag require, shall
commence on the days following, to wit:
For the Districts of Anderson, Edge6eld,
Richland, Union and Williamsburg, on the
second Monday in January, April, and Oc.
tober.
For the Districts of Pickens, Barnwell,
Newberry, York and Horny, on the third
Monday in January, April, July and Ooto'
ber
For the Districts Of Greenville, Beaufort,
Sumter, Lancaster, and Marlborough, on
the fourth Monday in January, April, July
and October.
For the Districts of Spartanburg, Collie.
ton, Clarendon, Chester and Chesterfield,
on the first Monday after the fourth Mon.
day in January, April, July and October.
For the Districts of Laureus, Orange
burg, Lexington, Fairfield and Darlington,
on the second Monday after the fourth Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
For the Districts of Abbeville, Kershaw
and Marion, on the third Monday after the
fourth Monday in January, April, July and
October.
For the District of Georgetown, on the
first Monday in January, April, July and
October.
For the District of Charleston, on the
second Monday in January, April, July and
October.
For the District of Berkeley, on the
fourth Monday in January, April, July and
October.
The first session for Beaufort District
shall be held at the Court House, in the
town of Beaufort the next at Lawtonville,
and so on alternately, as required by law
Each District Judge will procure Jury
List and Jury Box, and will hold Special
Court for drawing of Juries as required BY
law but in each District, the first session
for the ordinary transaction of business
will be held on the day above appointed for
that District which follows next after the
first day of January next.
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gave Sumner in 1856 The resume of his
character is in these words :-"He has the
reputation of an able lawyer, finished
scholar, an elegant writer, and an eloquen:
speaker"
The design of the brace of articles is evil
IDENTIFY harmonic; and it is hoped that good
may come of it.
It is the second scene in the drama Of
which the first was enacted at the opening
of the Democratic Convention in Philadel.
phia. ...
1t lie the second promenade that South
Carolina and Massachusetts have taken arm
in arm.
Arm in arm is the style now.
1t was arms against arms during the war ;
but in peace it is changed to aim 10 arm.
The Man about town wonders If the
Cookney English won't see some arm IN
IL
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Important Order.
HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,

HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. l, 1866.
General Orders No. Is.
I. The Civil Courts of the United States
for South Carolina are open, and all cases
of which they have legal cognizance will be
remitted to them. Citizens held for trial
for violations of the laws of the United
States, will be surrendered to the custody of
the United States Marshal, on proper war
rant Dispositions, evidence and papers in
such cases will be forwarded to the United
States District Attorney for South Carolina.
IL The Courts of the State of South Car
olina, as now constituted and to be organ
lied, are declared by law to be open to all
persons, with equal civil rights therein,
without distinction or discrimination in any
particular, on account of color or former
servitude. All cases, civil and criminal
in which the parties are civilians, will be
turned over to the judicial tribunals of the
State, having jurisdiction of the same Ci.
villains in military custody, awaiting trial
for offences against the laws of South Caro-
lima, will be surrendered on proper warrant
to the custody of the Sheriff of the District
in which the crimes is charged to have been
committed ; and all dispositions, proofs and
papers in these cases will be transmitted to
the Prosecuting Solicitor for the Circuit in
which such District is situated.
III. Military Provost Courts will be dis
continued in the several Districts as soon
as District Courts shall be organized there,
in. At the Military Reservation of Hilton
Head, and on the Sea Islands included
within the territorial limits of that Post and
of the Post of Charleston, Provost Courts
will be continued until further orders
w. The Jails now in the possession Of
the Military Authorities will be restored to
the Sheriffs of the several Districts. Pris-
ouers undergoing sentence of Military
Courts, having less than thirty days of their
terms of imprisonment uuexpired, will be
sent under guard with a brief statement OF
the case, showing the offence ard term of
Imprisonment, to the Commanding Officer
of the Post of Castle Pinckuey, for the re.
maiuder of their respective terms of impris
onment.
V. Corporal punishment shall not be in.
Aicted upon any person other than minor,
and then only BY the parent, guardian,
teacher or one to whom said minor is law
fully bound by iudeuture Of apprenticeship
Nor shall any person be sold to service as
punishment for crime, or for other cause, by
any authority whatever. C. U. No, L,
Par. XVIII, Headquarters Department OF
South Carolina, Jan. lst, 1861
VI. The laws of the States respectively
in this Department defining aud Furnishing
vagrarcy, applicable to white persons, may
be enforced against all persons; neVerthe-
less, no one who shall have used reasonable
diligence to obtain employment, or who
shall be unable to work by reason of mfr,
nifty, shall be deemed vagraDt. &c. 0.
No. l, Par. Kill, Headquarters Depart
ment of South Carolina, Jan. lst, 1860
VII. No prosecution or suit shall be en-
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and day following, at York Court House, the following
property, 10 wit:
One tract of land whcreon the Defendant resides,
containing one hundred and twenty acres, less,
bounded by lands of Col j. d. Lowry and Others. Also,
on the day following The residence of Defendant will
sell bureau clock, one cupboard, one buggy and
harness. lot of co lot OF fodder and one bay horse,
levied on rs the property of r. B. Alexander at The suit Of
r. A. Mooce s. R. Moore, and w. A. Moore, survivors,
and others (S3l5)
One black mare, levied rs the property OF John Cash
lon nj the suit of John F. Lindsey and Others (SOIO
will RESELL at the risk Of the former purchaser one tract
OF land containing four hundred acres more or less bound
ed by lands of Dr. X. L. Love, Geo Steele and others,
levied on rs the property OF r. H. Mcdonnell, deceased,
at the suit of Moore & BurrS and others And on the
Tuesday following will sell at the late residence 0l L. H.
Mcconnell deceased, the following personal property, to
wit One hose mule six head OF cattle twenty nine
head of hogs one wagon and harness, one carriage and
harucss one lot of wheat lot of con lot Of hays
one lot of fodder three bales Of cotton one lot of cotton
In the seed, levied the property OF r. H. Mcdonnell,
deceased, at the suit of Moore Eurs and Others (S455
On Tuesday after the first Monday In November next,
will sell at the residence Of Thomas koac eight chas,
two beds and furniture one safe and contens two bureaus
three tables spinning machine, one clock, one looking
glass; one 40 gallon kettle horse four head OF cate 10
head of hogs Sheep one of Blacksmith TOOLS one lot
Of cOn lot of fodder, olasses mill and boiler, one
buggy and harness. two wagons one straw CUTTER one pair
of steeyards and gum levied on as the property Of
Thomas Roach at the suit of G. r. Roach. (s350)
One tract Of land, whereon the Defendant now resides,
bounded by lands Of J. N. McElwee, ST., X J. Brown
and Others levied the property OF e. r. Ferguson NJ
the suit of w. J. 7. Miller Guardian and Others s;qO
JAMES MASON, 8: Y:D.
Yorkyille, October IL, 1866. 2-4t
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Commissioners Sale.

IN EQUITY-YoRK DISTRICT.
Andrew Whery, Administrator, Bin to Subject Land to
Payment Of Debts, for
Martha McCammon and others. Account Relief &c.. &c.
IN obedience to the Decree of the
l. Court of Equity in this case, will expose TO public
sale nt YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER next Of land lately In the possess
sion of MATTHEW McCAMMON, deceased, situated on
the east side of Fishing Creek and containing
SO ACRES,
more or less.
Said land will be sold credit of twelve months, with
Interest from day Of saepurchaser giving bond with two
paid, when due, IN COIN Costs Of these proceedings to
be paid in Coin on day of sale.
(Sl5.75. WALTER B. METTS, C. z. Y. D.
@ The above land will be re-sold the risk of the for
mer purchaser.
October4 "a ST
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Ordinarv's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
D. Wilson Spray and wife, Nary
E., Applicants,
Louisa A, Story, ct al. helrs-at-law
Of Jane Story, deceased.
pY virtue of an Order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary Of York District, will offer at pub
lie SALE at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER next, the land described in the
in this lying the waters of Tayors Creek
bounded by lands of Thomas Spencer Mrs. NJ Roddy ant
G. S. Cline, containing
40 ACRES,
more less. Sold to make partition among the hersat
law of Jane Story, deceased
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of twelve MONTHS with inter
from day of SALE Purchaser to give bond with good
curity and mortgage Of the premises 10 the Ordinary,
deemed necessary Bond and interest, maturity to be
paid In Coin It's equivalent in Currency. Cost TO be pat
in Coin on day Of sale. -
(S6.s5) JAMES MASON, 8. Y. D.
October II 25 At
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Ordinary's Sale.
Ordinary's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
Lodusky r. Blsbam, Applicant,
w. F. Thomas, ct al, hers-a-aw
of Martha P. Thomas, deceased.
pY virtue of an order from John A..
- Brown, Ordinary Of York District will offer at pub
lie sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER ne:t the tract of land described In
the summons in Ibis case lying the waters Of Turkey
Creek bounded by lands Of R. Glen Alexander Lockar
and Others; containing
II ACRES,
more or less. Sold make partition among the hcirsat-
law of Martha P. Bgham, deceased.
Terms SALE.-A credit Of twelve months with iner-
from day Of SALE Purchaser give bond with good
cuy with mortgage Of the premises, If deemed necessa
ry, to the Ordinary Bond, OF maturity, 10 be paid In Con
or its equivalent iu Currency Cost to be paid In Coin on
day of sale.
(S550) JAMES MASON, 8. Y. D.
October IL 25 Al
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NTOTICE,-APPLICATION WILL

be made 10 the Legislature of South Carolina, its
next session, for RENEWAL AND AMENDMENT Of the
CHARTER of the Yorkvle Fire Engine Company.
August 20, 1856 % i'm
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Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT

IN EQUfTY-YORK DISTRICT.
R. II. G. Caldwell, per pro ami,
r. A. Ross, Executor.
IN obedience to the Decree of the
l. Court of Equity in this cause will expose public sale
at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER next the tract ofaud described in the plead
ngs in this case lying the waters Of Buckhorn Creek
containing
1O7 ACRES,
more less and bounded by lands Of Galbrah Caldwell
William Caldwell and others.
TERMS SALE.-Credt Of five years, with interest from
day of sale, secured by the bond of the purchaser witt
good surees and mortgage OF the land Said bond wber
due to be paid IN COM So much cash IN COIN will ht
reuurcd on day of sale will pay The costs of these pro
ceediugs. (S5.5O) WALTER B. METTS, C. f. Y. D.
October III ID Al
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Tin-Ware at Wholesale & Retail.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

IA All persons Indebted to J. A. MCLEAN, Admins
traitor Of the Estates of c. R. MOORE, w. c. CREPS
and w. c. CREPS, survivor of MOORE & CREPS, are
hereby notified that unless they pay up promptly the
NOTES and ACCOUNTS will be turned over to all Officer
for collection.
ID If
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10Y
YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.
NOVEMBER NEXT,

DY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fser1
ID Facas TO me detected will be sold between the lega
hours Of Sheriff,s Sale, ON TUE FIRST MONDAY I'M
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Ordinary's Sale.
Ordinary's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
T. T. Gwinn, next friend ufThomasl
H. Patrick and Jos. A. Patrick,
Applicants,
John B. Patrick ct al, heirs at-law
OF Sam'l T. B. Patrick, deceased.
DY virtue of an order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary Of York District, will offer at pub
lie sale York Court House, the FIRST MONDAY In
NOVEMBER next, the TRACT OF LAND described In
the Summons in this case lying the head waters Of
Turkey Creek, and bounded by lands Of B. r. Wheeler
Alexander Stewart, Leroy H. Ferguson and others, and
containing
142 ACRES,
more ess sold to make partition among the hersaaw
of Samuel 7. B. Patrick, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit twelve months, with inte-
from day sae the purchaser giving bond with good
security and mortgage Of the premises to the Ordinary
If deemed necessary Bond at maturity 10 be paid In
coin its equivalent currency Cost 10 be paid In specie
on day OF sale. "
(S6.50) JAMES MASON, 8. Y. D.
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Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUITY-YoRK DISTRICT.
George steele,)
rs. bH 10 Forecfose mortgage
!. P. Aycock.}

}. T. Aycock.)
IN obedience to the Decree made in
l. this cause, will expose TO public sale at YORK
COURT HOUSE on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEM-
Der next the and lot described IN the pleadngs In
this case adjoining lots of John H. Adams aud b. F. Briggs
ionncy the Thomas Davies lot, but now occu
MED by e. Jones' Said situate Main Street font
lug thereon ninety feet aOd running back In depth THREE
HUNDRED FEET, and containing THEEE-FOORTHS
of an acre. moe less. On It there Is neat and commo
dious DWELLING house, with the usual out-houses, all
In fine condition, aud Of the best business stands In
the Town OF Yorkvle.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, in Coin and the purchaser failing
10 comply with the Of sale, said House aud Lot will
be resod on the following sale day his her risk
(s865) WALTER B. METTS, C. Z. Y. D.
October IL % IL
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PACON.-5O0 Tbs. COUNTRY
~N c. R. RATCHFoRD's.
August l6 II
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finantial & Commercial.

l- II will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below in currency, greenbacks, unless 9TH
crwise specially stated.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPLE
VINEGAR. For sale at G. r. RATCHFORD'S.
August l6 II
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CLOTHING ON CONSIGNMENT.

On BAGS PRIME COFFEE
~ For sale by J. w. AVERY CO.
October ii 25 II
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J. g. E. B. STOWE.

A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY
n for sale, very Cheap. BY J. s.. E. B. STOWE.
September l3 81 #
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100 SACKS OF SALT.-FOR
lOO sale by J. w. AVERY & CO.
October II 25
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DLUE-STONE.-FOR SALE BY
ID J. & E. B. STOWE.
September l3 81 #