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The Impeachment trial was resumed OH Thursday.
Judge Curtis commenced the opening speech for the
defence, and spoke TO near four o'clock the Court
then adjourned, and Judge CARTS conclsdej his
speech on Friday at half past two o'clock.
Gsn. Thomas was then called fsr the defesce. He
was stopped by the Prosec utiOn, in describing his
iaerview VITA the President, when the orders .. re.
rnoyal and appointment were handed hin. The Oh.
lection was elabsrately argued by Stanbe ~ ssa
EYars, fer The Defence, and Butler and Bingham for
tie Prosecution. .s< "--g
The Chief Justice sssmt.eI the question, 10 the
rst instance, sad the Managers were defeated - To
10. The hays were Canston, Chandler, Conness,
Cragin, Dr'ke, Harlan, Howard, Nys, Ramsey, and
ThaveI.
Sumner broke ranks for the 6rs, time. on thisques.
ton. csur a1j.urhed.
On Saturday the eranins.ioa Of Gen. Thom,s was
continued, through long and perPIeIing eros. e1.
aniustisn by Gen. Butler.
Gea shermss was next inuodueea. The eTani.
nation was repeatedly interrupted by Gea. Butler.
and little progress was made.
On Monday the msti ~ 10 ansRd the rules 10 allow
additional speeches was tabled.
Gen. sherman was recalled, several questions were
asked sy Senators, and general debate ensued.
Dir. EvarS said they desired 70 how that the Pre-.
sdenis action was for the COED Of the service based
on the opinions Of honest, intelligent. officers. Tsc
Senate refused 10 hear Gen. Shernans answers.
Senator johnson asked: Did you. at any time, aud
when helsre stantons removal, advise the President
10 aPpOin. another Pgrssn. BstIer objected. The
Chief Jsstice decided that the question pnpounded
by the senator could only he objected to by The Court
Drake objected aud the Senl reisseJ TO hear the
answer.
Gen. Sherman was again recalled at tho insIasce
Of Senator johnson, who asked, when the President
rendered yea the office Of SECRETARY Of War, on tho
10th or 3olh, oil January, did he state what bis pur.
pose 10 80 dsins vast Objection vas made to ID.
question, :but the Senate decided 10 hear--yess 4s
nays 3:- and the General proceeded with his state.
zent.
slanbery asked question, and sstIsr sIjected.
Chase ruled that stanbery could ask relative ID
facts ELECTED by Senator Johnsnn's qsestions. Ap
, peal
A debate easued, pending which Batter asked
whether the qsestiOn put by the Senator from Mary
land was as counsel for the Presij ent.
Mr. johnson rose from his seat and administered
Butler severe rsbuke, and Butler was ubashed final
w.
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MrcHIsAS.--The new Constitution Of Michigan
has been v.ted down by, majority Of 80 900; and
this bee ause l. gave to the blacks the right Of suffrage
though ia other respects the Constitution was consi
dered quite uaexceplionable. '' '' <*""
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-15

asylums, mouse ot helssei Nc., oV,seo
Militia, 49, -. ,f5B t.AE. = l., S0o,0e0
County Taxes, 100000
Township Taxes, -.-s .~=~+-.a@s -~a~ 100, 900
Cost of late Conye ution, s0.u00
90 f'<
Total o. ...# .4 ... ana $s,s6s.oo
twill thus be seen that II the New Con
stitution should be ratified, the people will
be required 10 pay in one year a tax amount
Ing 10 three millions eight hundred and
sixty.six thousand dollars. 81" 81 ''a" .'-+
The Taxes as far Ms can be learned from
the Treasurer's report and other ohicial
sources. both County aud State, during
the past year amounted 10 about eight
hundred aud seventy thousand dollars
(Ss10,0O00 So that the tax 10 be levied
year by year under the New Constitution
will amount 10 more than four times as
much as ever levied before. .." g.. (.
The means now existing TO pay this
enormously increasd taxation. il IS con.
,ldersd will not be more than twenty five
per cent. or one-luurth oil what IL was iur-
merly-as the slave property is no longer
u source Of taxation. The Poll Tax cannot
be applied toward the ordinary taxes VI
government, bnt is expressly devoted by the
proposed Constitution to educatlon and
charity. The Rail Road aud Ranking
Property has so deprecated Is TO aaoi u oal
a small tax. and the lands have greatly de.
preciated in value. aud the industrial 70.
sources nf the State greatly crippled.
Such being the case, il is easily seen that
the property holder will, in proportions 10
what he owns, and the former taxes, be
required to pay sixteen times At least, a.
much tax as he ever paid before. #'
To ilIussrale-lf $1,000 OF property for
merIy paid tax to the amount Of $40. and
one. fourth oil that property is required 10
pay four times such tax or $40; then as
one fourth Of that property would formerly
have paid ST. and is nov required to pay
$40, il is evident that as $40 is sixteen
times So, 80. our property holders will be
required to pay sixteen times as much tax
a. even before the War, and fraction over.
as only round numbers have been assumed {;
for eight hundred and seventy thousand
dollars will 20 into three millions eight
hundred and sixty.six Thousand dOlIars
Tour times and nearly one half over. so
that the tar payers property will be Con-
iscated under the plausible pretext 81
guaranteeing the faith Of the State! A lar
mOre CALLING cunfscatiOu than that once
proposed and now abandOned, which only
proposed TO confscate property exceeding
in value Eve thousand dollars.
Will you vote for the coufsealisn Of your
own landss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-15

TERRIBLE DuAsrER.--IIhe steamer Sea Bird
plying On Lake Michigan, tex FIRE and Was harmed
OF waukesan on the morning Of the 9Th Instant.
The vessel and cargo were to,al loss. There wers
IN oil about one hundred psIsOns 81 board, upwards
OF d fly of when lost their lives. . IL es-:. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-15

THgs AND Now.--Farmers in t776-Men
at pIow, wife at COW, girl at ysrn, boy at
barn, and all dues settled. Farmers in 1867
Man at show, girl at piano. wife in satin.
boy al latin, and dues unsettled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-15

or We have been requisite ed to say that Jesse W
Cole ha. Withdrawn his na-s as candidate fer the
Office Of Superior Cssn Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-15

necessities require H. and our advanced age adm on
shes US Of the propre,y Of settling ar our affairs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-15

Charleston is shipping phOsphstes, from
beds recently discovered on Ashley river,
10 Philadelphia.
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OUR CONGRESSIONAL TIcKEY.

Tie Conservative ticket for Congress has
been made up in this State. II 10 one Of
which the Conservatives may be proud.
Give them a rousibg vote
LIST Dist.--llenry A. Gillian, Of Chowsn.
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AilIsbusaugt asralnsr.
HILLsB0RoUGH. N. G.
Wednesday. April Is, IS6S.

Ali those indebted to this office
for Subscriptions, Advertisements,
or job work ARE earnestly requested
Ia mako immediate nav Nent. Our
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
Communicated. J
Treatment of Prisoners.

WAsHIsGroS CITY. b. G. , Aug ~. ISIS
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: An article
appeared in the National Inieiligenecr Of this
morning, purporting TO be from the pen Of
Robert Ould, lately Commissioner for the Elk.
change of Prisoners of War, which article In
time and substance OF preparation and cir.
cumstances Of publication IL so evidently in.
tended for political effect, tina. 1t would be
needless to give 1t attcntion-the poison con.
tanning its own sntidote-were II not that tho
tendency of the article Is not only to shift
the blame Of the cruel treatment OF Union
prisoners of war from those to whom II be-
longs TO those who arc really blameless, but
TO create an Impression that the friends of
such prisoner and the prisoners themselves
fear An Investigation into the treatment by
our Government and its agents Of Southern
prisoners, and comparison Of the sufferings
Of prisoners on both sides.
Press Of personal engagements prevents my
Immediate careful examination OF the article,
o. Of ny replying At once fully to It; but
:Aaao. reIt ~ instant silent in denying the
iasinuAtior against those who suffered in
southern prisons, OF in assuring Mr.. Ould
thAt he 81 al hAvE-!f the surviving prisoners
eAn secure .t-As i4l. iaTrEtlEltioa iaio tie
'reN'nszt Of PT!I5.srs Of -Ir. - s0;k s.ses.
- Re az :es.Ge.
'rGI- thi!. have '.zs IA ie~ GAy. TO
-2==s-' s; !,aE:A OF 'Als Article Of Mr.. ouId.
lac relG-:saee with which have written
This hurried note, and shall write hereafter
what feel proud to say on this subject, can
only be known TO those who are aware how
studiously have abstained from saying or
doing aught tainted with the least seeming OF
partisanship, and to those Of my many friends
who, although differing with me In thought
and action in the late struggle, are dear to me,
who know how carefully have avoided harsh
comment on the treatment of myself and com.
rades whilst incarcerated in the south.
Trusting you will add the public tion OF this
TO the already long list OF kindneBEeI received
by those who have been Union prisoner. Of wAr
from the NATIoSAL REFUBLICAB,
lam, with much respect, hs.,
W. 7. LAssELLH,
Late OF Indiana and L. S. Volunteers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

The MkKcHAsrs' PAorEcrIyR UsIos, organized
10 promote and protect trade by enabling Its sub
scrbers to attain facility and safety In The grant
inE q credits and the resS,e,E q claims ~ oil
tembef, 1858, publish In one large quArto volume;
TTR p hESSnAsrSa psorEsrrya uSIGS h.nS as,
other things, the NAsEs, NAfrRE or BusISEss,
ksovsr or ChriTAL. f,sAscIa AZ ~ srAspIsa, asp
pal merchants, traders, bankers, manufacturers.
and publis companies. In more than 20 o. ,he
Sat The United States, their Territories, and the
British Provinces OF North America and embrae:
Ing the most Important INFORMATION uttainablo and
neeessaiy g enable the merchant 70 ASCERTAIN at
glance the CAPirAL' GHAnAcIsA, AND DBOesE oI
worthe of-ny graduation ofcredit, comprising, also,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

General Hampton in his speeches made the
following confessions
As result, he revealed more Of the sayings
and doings OF the secret councils OF the Demo
cratic leaders OF the National Convention
than was intended. Among other things, he
assured his fellow rebels that he was prom
ised, II he would not insist upon too much In
the platform, that himself and friends should
have everything they wanted, after the Dem.
ocratic party regained their lost power.
One of the very first things the rebels will
ask, will be the assumption OF the rebel debt.
This is precluded by the amendment known
as the Fourteenth Article. But the Demo-
cracy deny that this amendment has been
legally adopted, and threaten its notification.
This threat Is the result of the promise to
Hampton, and Is made as a guarantee Of their
good faith.
The financial attitude Of the Demoera tic
party, acting under the dictation of their
rebel allies, is therefore just this: The
practi cal population tby their payment in
greenbaeks) ofthe bonds issued by the Gen
eral Government TO put down the rebellion,
and the immediate assumption OF tho rebel
debt incurred in the prosecution OF the wal
against freedom and the Union.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

Herman Schultz, of London, W, IL. Patter-
son. of chicago, 4. Cook, of Iowa, and Mrs.
General B,rslow, of Philadelphia, are II viii
I.rds,. Major Hunt, u, 8. A., Richard SneL
ling, st. Louis, and lame. Brsdford, OF Phila.
delphia, are at the Ebbatt HOUSE. s. NJ.
whipple, New York. H. Murray, New Mex.
leo, Ii, q, Gardner. q slveatop. and p, ]. Leon.
ard, of New Orleans, were among the arrivals
AT the Kirkwood YESTERDAY. H. r, yarnhsm,
New York, L, l.. Moore, Richmond, and Thos.
"A. Walker. Of New Orleans. are AT Bunker's
Hotel. General Mitchell. u. s. A., w. J.
Wbi,ipv New yo,t. Isaac M. Frank, Ohio,
and q y Ri..e,I n a ara AT the Owen
Uou.e wm n ole,son. lieutenant Dover.
nor ~ rIor,1. General w. Duane Wilson, Of
low. .na can't n w Meade. u, s. N, are at
AZ. I,n,,o, s,.,.. uoteI Rrevet prIr. Gen.
n r,sa.,In Sri,h a, m. regular army. dol
-. ri., :, r.. D. yy,omIn, Ter.
on ~ -, ,y.ns. s...s,.,v Of IN.
l'ory' ,oa. 'a III, -, 90
Ns'S, ',, =, -, -
,ne el.y IN me .y pv' -. ...,...s :.
pre'et o"P.s" .. -, -, -.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

SAN Francisco, Aug. lS.-On August 18th a
singular tidal phenomenon occurred at San
Pedro, In Lower California. A series Of waves
commenced flowing up the COST causing the
tide to rise 63 or o. feet above the ordinary
height, followed by a falling OF the tide some
distance below the low water marks. The
rise and fall occurred regularly every half
hour for several hours, creating considerable
alarm among the Inhabitants thereabouts.
The incident 10 attributed to some marine dis
turbance, causing the bottom ofthe sea to rise
and fall, thus impellins the waves towards
the coast
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

Meetisg Of Tobacco manu- fAeturers.
NHw YoRK, Aug. 7o.-A meeting OF tobacco
manufacturers was held to-dsy, at which q
eonnuniestioa from Deputy Internal Revenue
Cenmissioner Harlsn was read, stating that the
ten per cent. diseouss allowed on othssstasps
could not BE- allowed on tobacco stsnps.
Special Inspector Harvey ww present and
stated that nearly ali msnufaeturers IN New
Neek were complying with the law. Resolu-
Mons were adopted that no tobacco can be In
spected except for the manufacturers Of the
same, and that the practice OF many dealers
and pedlars In breaking original packages and
selling to retail dealers 10 clearly opposed TO
both the letter Esd spirit OF the lay, and the
prsctiee Of s,ihspection should not DO A.
lowed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
Case OF tho Alexandria Railroad
Falling Of Brewery.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. ao-A brewery in the
course OF erection fell In to-day and caught
two men, both Of whom were seriously in.
jured.
The Washington, Georgetown, and Aiexan.
dria railroad case was up before Judge Under
wood to-day. A motion for continuance 10
overruled. A motion for an Injunction to pre-
vent the receiver from taking possession was
discussed until the adjournment. The case
will be resumed tomorrow. The Office, cars,
sc, are still In possession Of the receiver, and
no trains are running,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrKD STATES PATENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON. June q, 1868.
On the petition OF STEPHEN J. COLD, OF Corn =
EISnisd % him On The 81 day o. October isSi. Tor
an Improvement In Warming Houses by Steam,
Tor seven years from the explrati Of said patent
which takes place on the Sd day % October. 1885,
Patent onice on MONDAY, the 18th day Of septem.
bsr pext At Y O'clock, m and ~ persons are no.
why said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
forth 10 writing At least ticsty days before the
transmitted In accordance, with the rules Of the
once. which Will b furnished on application.
!imony. must be nled In the dee ilosatp days be-
,SEs ih1 q, az q hsari1E ne srspmsnts any,
Ordered, also, that this noIce be publ the
kEBuBLIoAs and the Intslifgenosr. Washington,
week for three suceesslve weeks, the hTst Of said
" g be = the
ie28-Pa Acting Commi ssiansT ~ PntsaIs
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsrES sIhTls PaIEsr o!5IG,ss,,0

On the petition Of AEIRL ALLADAY, Of Batavia.
Illinois, formerly ofklllngton. Conneetept praying
for the xtension Of patent granted to him The nth
day q ASE1st IsS.. toI an lmProyepsnt n Gov.
piIation Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day OF AuGust, 1865,
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday. the day Of August next,
At u O'Clock m and ~ peraops arc notified 70 aP;
petition ought act % e granlsdi .....,'-,
Ale In the PAtent Once their Questions specially
Get forth In writing. at least tlosn days before the
day Of heArinEj all testimony ned by either party,
70 DO used at The said hearing, must be taken and
TRANSMITTED In Hesofdanse with the rule, Of the
Deposiiions Ard other pspers relied upon As tSs.
vishis iss AZ. ai.si allss The sstmsny,, :. :.
the knrgBLicAh aud the IEtelIfgsncsr. Wnshing-
ton. d. q. and IN the Tribune. Chicago Illinois,
once week for three sueeessiy weeksI the nrst OF
sad pablieatlons to DO at leasisixy days previous
4. N. STOUT,
nyN-Tus. Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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DIE ID.

~ DIED. LII ~
BARRITT On the 18th instant, at II 0S o'ciock
and Ellen Bsrritt, aged 2'years. . month";, and
The relatives and friends Of the family are tnyi
ted to attend the fugera from the r.sidehse o. hi.
north, on this afternoon, the list inst, o'clock
HENRY. -on the 18th inst, wILL,kx DOUGLAS,
only sou Of Robert v, aud Margaret X. Henry aged
yearr, months and 10 dsys, - .a... .
Tho friends Of the family are Respectfully Invited
70 attend the funersl from the tesdenee % his Pa
streets, Navy Yard } this afternoon, at to'elsek
J0Nks-0 the 10Th instant, fRkScRs CArus-
sIsg, youngest daughter Of Henry A. and Frances
Tho faseis f VII III tshs place mi. trd.y, morn.
ing q o'clock from the rssidseee q her parents,
No, ~ Eighth streef; be4weeh L And streets.
QALLANT-On the 10Th instant, ALBERr ED-
ylnp, youngest son q WIN. q, apd Catharins H.
osiianae ased u months and u days! IL,
uGRfHHbRAri- In this silly, on the 10Th instant.
W. = untssLliy, aEsd q yea,s .,
DAVIDSON. AZ Isdiana, Pa, on Sunday, III,
9th Inst. r. W. DAvfDsoH. AGED n yeAra,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
The Collyer and Edwards Fight
They are Hound Over.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2o.-A aght between Sam.
Coliyer and WIN. Edwards was to take place
at some point In Virginia on Monday.
Edwards was arrested to-day, and gave bail In
t25o not fight in Maryland. Collyer, hearing
that the police were after him, gave bail In q
similar amount. Roughs and hitters from
other cities are congreghting here.
The Baltimore Sehutzenfest festival CON-
menceh on Monday next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
DKoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.

pRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO. inc. .
OFFICE CHEZ CoANIssARy OF SuBsIsrENcE,l
FIRST MILITARY DIsrnIcr,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. -, 1865
at this oiAee until FRIDAY. September 4, 1903, for
supplying the United States subsistence Depart
ment with TEN THOUSAND POUNDS % Manuiac::
The subsistenco Depot, No i2lb Cary street, Rich.
mend Va, On or before tue 0th day Of September.
Asample Of the quality Of Tobacco required can be
seen At this once, and the successful bidder will te
required to give guarantee tseeured By bond) that
all Tobacco delivered under this purchase shall be
fully equal 70 such sample. and warranted to re.
from date q delivery. IN addition 70 the above
G2yeInment inspection n process o. manufacture;
weight q packages, &c, can be obtained in detail
Payment for Tobacco accepted under this pur.
chase will be made upon deivery,or as soon there.
Proposals should be plainly indorsed ''Propo-
By order Of Bvt Major Con, A. b. Eaton, U. 8. A.. !,
Conmissary General Of subsistenee- ,
Bxt Major and Chief Commis.ary Of sub.istsnee,
First Military District. once; No. l2l5 Cary
street, Richmond. Va - ,HauG2o-ot
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITEp srArEs PArEEr 0EIioE,

$50 WAsHIEaroE. July 10, 1865,
VILE, Penn; praying for the extension Of patent
rSssdsd the 9th day Of Jane, 1888, for an Improve
p,ration 81 said patent, which takes place on the
SdstsS that he ma PslSsa BE- heard q
October next, at II clock, m and all persons are
potned TO appear and show cause, n any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
10 the Patent Omce their objections. specially set
day Of hearipgJ all testimony nled BY either party,
% be used at the said hearing, mqsi be taken aud
ONCE. which will be furnished on application.
PepS ma sd Gssf5 ps sssa uRoS as tss
ioEs ths day Of hs.risE, The srEgmsnts. II any.
Ordered, also, that this notice Be- published In the
REFyBLIoas and ths Istsittgsncsr, Washington.
yest for three successive weeksi the nTst OF said
RublestIG " e Be At isas. sixty sa{ R5sSiSSs TO
jyD,Nst Acting CommissioneT oTPstonk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
Movements OF Hon. Il. +. wade.

ST. LOUIS, August 2o.-Hon. Benjamin =.
Wade and his son, James T. Wade, ar.
rived here yesterday and left last evening for
the plains via the Kansas Pacific railroad.
General Harvey also left yesterday for Omaha
and the Indian country, on business connected
with the Indian peace commission.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 2o.-Ten thou
sand people with trsnspsrencies, banners, can
non, are honoring Seymour and Blair. The
whole city is illuminated. Ex-Governor Watts,
White, J. T. Morgan, and several
colored men have addressed the vast aud en-
thusiastic concourse.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
AFrench Appointment.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2o.-information has
been received that Monster Grozctte, French
consul at this post, has been appointed consul
General OF France for the Pacific coast, which
title he will assume on his return from Eu-
Inne-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

MILES o'RErLLv.-The person whose name
stands at the head OF this article has been
very properly considered by the Republicans,
and General Jones has been appointed by
Governor Fenton to perform the duties Of the
ONCE with the understanding that the emolu-
ments Of the ONCE go to the family Of General
Halpine. The Tammsny are at work to effect
q change, and mean to give the emoluments to
some others. Such Is the Tammsny Demo-
cratic benevolence.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
Arrest,

NEw YonK, Aug. 2o.-william p. Holden,
arrested on the 9th inst, on fictitious charge
Of stealing . carpet bag from a train on the
Erie road, 10 TIE robbcr Of the American Ex-
press once at Cedar springs Michigan, on asd
Of March, Of = gold watch aud 1850. Deputy
United States MARSHAL Cady Of Michigan, II
now waiting q requisition to take Holden
back.