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- .n.- Apras, .sstA, lss7, Trains VII leave
in eosasesIos vish ~ ws:s:,n inss. e D'lGHc
HROM DUNKIRK AID nls..
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Y..t,,h sundsys sxceptsd). Stops at eaiamAn.
:. 81. aSsfs, 90 N. fsri !.
m. connecting with Afternoon Trains i ana sssea
err sor poeton and New England Cities.
rnOM New York time IRON DE-
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day. excsptedj stops At Hornellss lie Soa = n,
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R,nrsets Il Great bend with Delaware, Lick
sv.nna western Railroad, and At Jersey 0tY
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: m r1sa III ri. Exprsss Nail, Va Avon and Hor-
s'S0 .siisriiis fenndayu sxcsptsdl Arrives Y New
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sn1timors. Washington and points south.
40 =. II. Lightning E1Press, (sund.y ys e.
eepsed ssSp;. !. H9ISs N. Connect: Z
1sr,ey CITY with Morning EXPIRES. Train O New
jersey Railroad for Baltimore ana NssS'ng'c 81
IA Il New York with Morning Express Train Tor
na.,oc and New Engiauh otiss.
60 r. II. rev York nishe Enpssss,
s.,s. - Hornellsyille with the A:l5 p: m. Trait
s.sn bunkirk. and arrive in New York q 1880
- aRP. n. Cincinnati Express, nsnd.ys
erceptd esops At sq.aush.nn: = :. M i M.
vvI - "a q m Connects At @ntrA with
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y. par.st Bend with Delaware LAckawanna
western Railroad for Scranton Trenton ana ra,,
- stssmers for Boston and New England Cities
o,,r a., FrAn Hast enndsy, lesyins bunaio af
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po..or Avn NV ENGLAND PAssssslAs, with theif
p.sa.as "a transferred free Of charge IN New YORK
ro pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
nresents many objects OF interest passing through the
kssutisul valleys Of the Chemung, susquehanna Dea
M Rsmspo riyers an changing panorama Of
Of natures beauties commands attenaon.
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The White Pine Compound.

at was carly in the sprps Of s2 that this compound
was originated. member Of my family was afflicted
with Irritation OF the throat, attended with dsa
greeabe eough had for nonths previous thought
that preparation having for is ss the inside bark Of
white pine might be compounded - 10 be very useful
In diseases Of the throat and lungs To test the value
of 10 the alluded TO- compounded small guam
tty OF the medicine that bad been planning, and gave
IL In teaApooDfui doses, The result wA exceedinEly
gratifying within days the irritation Of the throat
was removed the cough sutsided and speedy cure was
effected. Boon after this cent soneto lady In Lon
doneerry, NJ H. who had been suffering for sone weeks
from bad cough occasioned by sudden cold and bad
rails ed mucus stresked with blood Che soon found
lief ard sent for She took about tan ounces OF
1t, and got ws, j. b. Clark, ESQ, editor OF the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial OF ths same prepare
ton in the Of cold and cured immsai
ateIy He highly pleased With the results, and
confident Ia attending lite sales II placed be-
fore the public, that he finally persuaded 70 give
name. and send II abroad 10 benefit the suffering In
November, ls5A1 frat advertised IL hndcr the Of
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there had been wholesasd In Manchester alone
hundred dollars worth where IL took the esd Of all the
cough edse IN this Market audit sl nafntai that
position There good reasons for this 1t 10 very sooth-
Ing and hsstinR IN Its nature, In warming to tho stom-
sch and pleasant whsl 70 the taste and In exceedingly
cheap.
Compound stands unrivsed II not originated for
that pnrpose but person In using n for cough was
not only cured Of the cough but wAs also cured OF
kidney dcnlty OF ten years standing. sspce that &C
edepta discovery many thousands hsse used Tor the
same complaint, and hare be@n completely cured
Tho above written by DR. Polsnd, 10 isoo. sfnts
then as In Manchester tho White Pine COMPOUND has
taken The lead OF all Cough remedies ~ well N prepA
ration for the cure Of Kidney difficulties. In every city
town village and hamlet throughout the New England
States.
This remedy ID - safe and pleasant 70 take - u b o.
sctuaI.s
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schools, ~, engaged in laying the founda-
ton for the Intellectual structure of the
great mass Of the children ofour country,
and If yout work is well and thoroughly
done, it is well, if not, no after work can
wholly remedy the evil if therefore | and
those associated with me did or said anything
that encouraged You in your noble work, We
are gratiied and feel that we but did Sour
duty. Coon then, and labor for the good
Of those under your care, and the blessings
Of Heaven will attend you, and be assured
that it | can at any time help, shall esteem
i a great privilege to do what little l can
for you and your cause.
Again I thank you and those whom you
represent for this beautiful Album and Of
ten as / shall turn its leaves and view the
Photographs, shall feel that you are enga-
ged in sewing seeds and strcwing flowers.
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee, Mt its
meeting, on January 10Th, at Harrisburg,
adopted the following resolutions:
lst That the regular Convention of the
party, for nominating candidate for the
supreme Bench, be held at Harrisburg, on
the Second Tuesday of june, 1867, at twelve
o clock NJ, and that said Convention be com
posed of the usual number of delegates.
md. In addition thereto, it is recommend
cd to the Democracy Of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner, two
delegates, of recognized position and inhu-
cnce in the party, for each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
rhall meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burg, on day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order Of the Democratic State Com,
WM. 4. WALLACE Chairman,
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CERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A FAMILY AND AN
Agricultural Journal,

Devoted to- Choice Literature, inclding' roctry..
Noyricti"s, Tales, aud Moral and Enteriaing Eead.
ing generally. In the Literary Department we shall
present the choicest varieties ithn the reach cf
| our extended means Tho Novelet,es, Tales Poetry,
etc, shall be supplied from the best aud highest sour
ccs aud be equal to anything to be found In any
journal or mngazine.
Agricultural and Horticultural. embracing Farm
ins Gardening, Fruit raising etc. Our iabors in
lhis department for over thirty years have met thu
cordial APPRECIATION of the public. Our purpose has
been to furnish useful aud reliable Information apon
thes. very important branches oi industry and to
protect them so far within our power against tho
false doctrines and selfish purposes of the many
empires and sensation adventures b. which ihs
farinur is incessantly assaulted. This portion Of tho
GERMANTOWN IELEoRArh Is alone worth tue price VI
subscription.
NEWS DEPARTMENr.--Thc same Industry, care
and di.ctiminaiion In gathering and preparing tho
stirring events OF the day, expressly for this PAPER,
which bithcrto has been one If Its marked features
and given such universal satisfaction. will be cou
unued with rcd sublsd efforts 10 meet the increasing
demands 0t the public.
TERMS.--lwU doll irs and ffty cents per annnm.
No orders received without the cash, and all sub.
sciip'ios stopped at the end Of tha time paid for
specimens numbers sent. Address
PHiLiP K. FREAS Editor and Proprietor,
April ,, 'bi-2i. Gernautewn, Phirs, Pa.
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Country E'apa.g

If the people of the county, would read
their local papers with more carc, hey
would suffer less loss 1t ia tro common
thing for them to open Il country paper,
cXclaiming sneeringly, ''thcrc is no news in
it," All ungrateiul subscriber you little
know the strain of intellect the anxious
md continued effort to ascertain the taste of
the mass of his readers, the careful he itancy,
in short, the many thoughtful hours which
your poorly paid Editor has spent, in the
mere matter of making selections from
papers from tie ends Of The earth, and
which it is supposed most Of you do not
scc. Country Editors think, and GULL and
'orm beautiful boquets from the growing
aarlers of literature, and place the care
fully constructed, cnlivcning, and cntcrtain-
ing products of all this labor in the hands
of their readers, and then are coldly told,
there is nothing in the paper!
But more than this How little do the
readers of country papers appreciate the
labor which the Editor has bestowed on his
EDITORIAL articles articles of his own com.
position. In preparing these editorials he
has, almost Utterly, to take the wings of the
morning and fly to the uttermost parts of
the world. lIc gathers from here and there
from this source of information and from
that. Hc must daily read the papers; the
telegraph has to be watched conversations
are to be had with leading men from all
parts of the country when met; journeys
have to be made friends at home, who de.
sire to impart information for public Local
benefit, have to be carefully heard and con.
suited with and the more than the thou.
sand and one other things which are neces
sary for him to do in order to present to hi:
readers, (bc they many or few,) a coniplet'
,eeekly summary of the important news o.
the day, have to be attended to. And yet
after all this display of mental and physica
energy, he is told, there IS nothing IN tn
paper. Meantime, while doing all this work
the business of procuring bread and butter
for his family, and the intelligent, industrious
and sclf.sacrifcing ''hands" in his Office
must be properly attended to. And this
with most publishers, is no small "job.'
These remarks apply to many countr.
papers published in the United States; an,
| people are mistaken when they do not sup
pose that in their local papers is contained
| Ae reyy essence Of the news Of the day.
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d l L D I.

In Fishingcreek, Columbia County on the
18th inst, Sarah Labor, wife of Harmon
Labor, aged IS years, months and days
On the 10Th inst, Harmon Labor, aged
Is years, months and l6 days.
neJ- This aged pair who lived so happily
in life, and so quickly joined in death, were
among the oldest and most respected people
Of Columbia County. They were both bur-
led in one grave.
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One of the ablcst of the Democratic
editors of New England, whose light shines
even east Of Boston, writes in the following
spirit Tits time for somebody to move up
on the enemy's works in different kind of
style from that practiced by our stupid lead
ers for the past ten years. Such cowardly,
rotten set God ncvcr'Nadc before won
der that we have not been annihiatcd. But
there is cohesive principle Of right con
trolling the masses Of our party, which, it
conducted into the proper, channel, would
be omnipotent. wish there were some
way to get rid of that poor abortion called
The National Democratic Committee y
But the body Of dubitant Democrats only
en- braces the northern States, and cannot
claim to act for the whole Democratic party
of the country 1t is substantially the same
body Of mbcciles who discharged the task
of running the Democratic party in the last
Presidential campaign. II they insist on
doing the same again next year, We shall
come oft with similar result. a want OF
pluck is as bad rs want Of sagacity in n
political campaign. But where sagacity and
pluck are both wanting. nothing but defeat
can be looked for - Old Guard.
The above suits us exactly 1T is the right
kind of talk-there is more truth than
poetry in it, and we hope the readers Of
all Democratic papers, at least, will SO un-
derstandit. 1t is high "time for somebody
to move upon the cncmys works in DIFF
ferent STYLE than that practced by men
calling themselves Democrats, who spend n
great portion OF their time fugling with a
set Of corrupt and lily designed men known
as johnson Republicans. Look over the
list and you will find these Republicans to
have been the worst kind Of men during the
war-the worst enemies the country and the
Democratic party had to fear. They were the
very men who caused all tho arrests and i'm
prisonments in the country and The mur,lrs'
Yet these Democrats who take their counsel,
to-day, would not have the Democratic press
of the country abuse them. 1t is votes that
the Democratic party want and they can't
be had by abuse. Bless their poor ;nsignti.
cant little souls, these johnson Republicans,
such men as Bill Seward, Stanton, B!ai', Dix
on, Doolittle, Raymond and lesser light.
throughout the country, number Of whom
co-habit in this county, do not compose the
mass Of the Republican party, and have very
little ov oinAuence in that or any othcrparty.
These men deserve the abue of every Demo-
crat in the miami they shoull receive it..
Make the people acquainted with their out
rageous and tyrannical acts and you have eff,
fected revolution in the minds Of the masses
composing the opposition party, the resul,
Of which must be to replace the old time
honored Democratic party into position and
power.
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nay. The Massachusetts State Prison is
crowded with six hundred inmates, and n
new wing, to contain two hundred cells, is
to be at once commenced.
The above is from tho Philadelphia IN
qui,rr, and We say, amen! Let Massachu.
sets increase, and INCREASE, and IN
CREASE her facilities for providing for the
wants Of lunatics, until the Nation is rid Of
such society.disturbing, revolutionary men
sSumner and Wilson, gp
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SHERIFFS SALE.

ny Virtue Of a writ Of Al. Pend'tioni Erponas is'
sued out Of the Court Of Comuavn ricas OF Coum'
bia County and TO me directed. will 10 exposed TO
public sale at the Court House. in Bloomsburg on
N onday the Sixth day OF May ls67 al one O'Clock IN
ihr nfis srnou, the follow ing real estate TO wit;
A cei,ain lot or two lots Of ground, situate IN
Germantown. in Conyngham Township, Columbia
County, containing my feet mont aud Two hunured
feel deem bounded on the north by the turnpike on
The " est aud south by land Of the Locust Mountain
Coal aud Iron Company, and On the east by lands nf
Lawrence Casey, wheroon Is erected 'os mouse
with the apput ttenances.
Seized, taken IN execution and 10 bc sold as the
property of John Casey.
nrl lsi.y
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nj A Il r l L D

On Saturday evening, April Goth inst, at
the house of Mr.. David Stroup, Blooms
burg by the Rev. H. c. Shcip, Mr.. HENRY
MELLIcK, and Miss LorlsA GROUSE, both
of Mount Pleasant.
On the llth inst, by the Rev. W. B. Fox,
Mr.. Daniel Ii. Heller, of Mlifflin. Township,
to Miss Elizabeth Hartzel, of Nescopeck,
I.uzcrnc County.
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wednesday, April ~. 1857.

:. ". PErrgsaiLL l. Co., ~ Park Row New York
duly authorized To solicit aud receive smbscrp.
tions and advertising for the Demoerat star pub.
Ii shed al Bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pa,
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

Martha J. Mead by her } In the Court Of Com.
ncxi friend John Meiick mon Pleas Of Coinnibia
vs.. Luther n. Mead. }Iouniy. Ma 50 Of Febru.
arv Term, 1851. Alias Subpoena in Divorce.
The defendant In the above stated case IL required
10 appear Monday. the first day OF the neat sue
cceding term Of Court in sad county TO answer 10
the complaint Of the plaintiff in the said suit
SAMUEL SNYDER, sheriff.
April 0, 1867.
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\ New BoOK.-lt has been some time
since we became in possession of little
publication that has afforded us az much
truthful information as the work entitled
"a YoUTI's llIsroRY or TIE GREAT
CIVIL WAR IN TIE UNITED STATES, from
1861 to 1861" by II. G. HORTON, with
illustrations. Published by VAN EvRIE
lloRToN d Co., No. l62 Nassau Street.
New York. Retail price, $l.G0. Numbcro o"
pages, 3S4 It is printed upon good white
paper, with clear type, and measured off
into chapters, all being arrangal under cross
headings, treating upon ''the Causes of the
War;" ''the Election of Lincoln" ''thc
Policy and Objects of Secession" "thc
Beginning of Secession" efforts of the
Democracy to save the union," "Mr lin
coins Journey to Washington, 'the Fest
Gun of Sumpter," 'Fall Of New Orleans"
Evacuation Of Yorktown" Battle of
Williamsburg" ''Reign of Plumber and
Arson Events in the North in 1863" &C.
&c. We think every body should have n
copy Of this truthful and ably written His
tory. The People Of this County will all
have an opportunity to purchase it, as an
Agent is engaged in canvassing for its SALE
s>s~.
FRANK LEsLIE's MAGAZINE. This pop
ular publication has made its appearance
for the month Of May. 1t starts out with
two double fashion plates, one of which is
most handsomely colo,sl, making a fine
rich appearance, The enti.a publication is
well illustrated With fashion and other
plates, which tends to make it more inter-
esting. The picture ofthe '' Youny Photo,
grapher' is one that will afford amus,mcn Mt
for the young folks particularly. In Ii.cr-
ary point of view, as well as for the latest
fashions this Magazine has few if any equals
in America. Price, $3.50 per annum or
four copies to one post Office, s!4.0o.--
Address, FRANK LEsIaE, No. 537 Pearl
Street, New York. -<
na1" Dr. John, in the last weeks RcpuL-
lican, says: 'They" (thc Democratic
Party,) occupy the position of the old tory
party of the Revolution" Well, we'll the
world does move. While the tried men Of
the Revolution first formed the Democratic
party, and their decendcnts have remained
in its ranks ever since, where were the an.
cestors Of the Doctor at that time, and where
are then decendents and 'spected connec.
A:..,.u .auu II.ll NIL I a..ulI. C..a.n.l
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ys1ssOLUTIoN OF CO.PARTNER-

Notice Ia hereby given that the under rsigncd dis.
o 'ycd his connection with the firm OF enstermach
er Garrison h Co, on the 9gd day Of March, 1867 by
mutual consent. This 0rm was engaged In thu Lum.
prring business In Surarioaf Township, Columbia
County. The business of thu hrm viii be continued
by tho remaining menbsrs. IN whose hands tho bookp
remain, and by whom all cluimu aSainst the htm
will bs settled, = .-
WV .... ISAAC fARNewoRrH
euSstlosf Tow nship Aplii 70, is61.-3w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOW FOR COSTS!

The accounts Of the late Columbia Dsmoerat, and
other evidences of indebted To the under.gned
have been placed IN the hnnds OF Justice Chrmbern
of RInumsburg for immediab collection and notice Ia
hereby given 10 all Interested that cost win ensue
OH ali unsettled accounts during the May Court.
LEVI L, TATE.
Willin m sno,t. April n. 1pB7-3t,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A PPLICANTS FOR HOTEL. RESTAU-
a RANT AND LIQUOR STORE IL
CENSES.
Notice is hereby given that the following
persons have made application to the Pro-
thonotary of Columbia County for Tavern,
Restaurant and Liquor Store Licenses to be
granted ut the coming May Term:
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"Shampoo LIQUID"

For Cleaning the Hend, aud venlovinv thu rasj
run p'ening Loss of Hair and Disca 50 of ,hc sesi
by removing tho cause. W Price, 25 csnis a,
lENDERSilOTrI
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"Balsam of Horehound.r

safe speedy, and ccrtain cure for Coughs. Cold
lioarsuness tlc etc., atfordine Immediate relief
all affections Of the Throat aud Lungs,
u has no equal. ~ Price so cents at
uENDEESllU7TS s
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Unification of Gold Coin.

The Department of State has received from
MIR. S. B. Ruggles, delegate from the United
States in the recent Diplomatic Monetary
Conference, at Paris, full report of its pro-
ceedings and of the plan agreed upon to he
proposed for adoption by the different ma
tons. Delegates, duly accredited, were in
attendance from twenty nations of Europe
and America, embracing an aggregate popu-
latlon exceeding three hundred millions
The leading features of the plan are -
LIST. The money of the world to be exclu-
slveiiy gold and silver Except for change in
small amounts,l to be only an article of
commerce.
End. The five franc gold piece of France
to be the monetary unit with its multiples,
requiring a. reduction in weight of the Uni
ted States dollar of nearly three and half
per cent, and Of the British sovereign of
nearly one per cent.
3rd. The gold coins of the same denomi-
nation by whatsoever nation issued, to be
uniform in weight, diameter and quality.
and to be nine-tenths fine
4th. To be decimally divided.
9th. To be legal tender in all the nations.
He Will shortly return to Paris to com
plete his duties as Commission to the Paris
Exposition, which isstos close on the list of
November = y
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OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES OF AMrs~o

UNITED STATES OF AMrns~
DISTRICT OF NORTH c,noC4
United States
u.s. Libel Of Inc
1S Barrels of Whisky. niatiO
To Robert Mitchell, and all NH.
may COMMUNICATING:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~,
IN about the llth day of May, 1867 eiebtaUJN q
rels of Whisky were seized while in the nost u
of Robert Mitchell, at Fayetteville the nrOMaa
some person or persons unknown to the PRe X; q
Attorney, by G. w. Wooden, Collector ~ PflTSlft
nal Revenue for the 3rd Collection Di St Int
North Carolina, as forteitedto the use of tIi g
ted States, and the same is libelled nv ,u Il It
Starbuck, Attorney of the United States a., " L
secuted in the Circuit Court of the UnitsSS N q pN
for condemnation for the causes in the said e4iaa
set forlh and that said causes will stand o. Ll
at the Court Room of said Court. at RAIL-, I1S
the last Monday in November, 1867, at noon q, o
be jurisdiction day, and if not, at the nar. 4t
or jurisdiction thereafter; when and wbaS OF
persons are warned to appear to show can nele 4
condemnation should not be decreed, and ta wy
tervene for their interests. "
Given under my hand, at Office, in RsIsios
18th day of August. 1857. o.
D. r. GOODLOE, u s. Mor.,.,
August IL, 1867. 62w%St
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

In THE DISTRICT OF PAMLIco.
United States 1:.o, 1T
, - ~ ~
| Barrel of Spirituous Liquors. Na'on'
To II. I'll. BlOunt, and to all whom il
may Concern--Greeting:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the Goth day of July, 1867, One Barrel Of
Spirituous Liquors was seized by l.. G. Estes,
Collector of Internal Revenue for the second
Collection District of North Carolina, in the
possession of r. II. Blount, the same being
forfeited to the use OF the United States, and
/. the same is libelled by D. II. Starbuck, ATTORNEY
of the United. States, and prosecuted in th
Pamtico District Court of the United States for
condemnation for the causes in the said Libel SCI
forth and that said causes will stand tor trial st
the Court Room of said Court, at Newbem on
the fourth Monday of October, 1867, at noOn 4
that be ajurisdiction day, and if not, at the next
day of Jurisdiction thereafter; when and where
all persons are warned to.api,ear to show cause
whv condemnation should not be decreed and
to. intervene for their interests.
Given under my hand, at office, in Raleigh, Oh
this 18th day of August, 1867.
D. R.. GOoDLOE, q. S. Marshal
Aug. II, 1861. 62-lA