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THE MENDELssoHN QuINTETTE CLUB Con-
cERT.-The concert which takes place to- night
at Metzerott Hall will be q fine muslcal enter
tainment. The club consists Of Schultz, first
violin; Meisel, second violin; Heindl, nute,
Ryan, clarionet Fries; violoncello-each an
eminent artist. Their music is strictly classi-
cal in Its character, being selections from Men
delssohn, Mozart, Betnoven, Haydn, Schubart,
Schumans, and all the most prominent COM
posers; and the ease with which the most din.
cult parts are executed is q peculiar attraction
of their entertainments.
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- OFFICE.
900 Pesssylrasta are, bsfaoees a., and GA a..
GREAT CONVENIENCE

South west. -"
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at hotels and private reeio fences ~ siss 49,
In all parts OF the city aud GEORGETOWN
By this arrangement passenger ca rro,ta.
Themselves at their leisure with ticket 40 -.
gage cheeks. and avoid all annoyance Al TIE 49,.
kieepinG car tickets can also be secured AZ ~.
once ,,S.sl.ns
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ton, but simply definite direction was given
10 an appropriation already made. He hoped
the resolution would meet with no opposition,
but that il would be Immediately put upon its
passage. Mr.. Parker inquired IL this
movement in favor Of the Linville suit; if so,
he should oppose IT. In reply, Mr.. AIrison
stated that no matter how the question might
be decided II would not affect that case. Mr.
:. :. Baker remarked that the question would
soon be settled without an appropriation, and
moved the reference of the resolution to The
Committee on Wharves. Mr.. Croker thought
that the matter would be settled without the
appropriation OF money. Mr.. Ball thought it
important that the city's rights to the wharf
property should be settled 81 once. Mr.. Dalton
believed that the city had the right to the pro-
perty, but would vote to refer the subject. The
resolution was referred TO the Committee on
Wharves, by yeas, IL; nays, 2.
Mr.. G. w. Miller presented the petition OF
certain property holders on the east side of 18th
street east, TO X street south, to its terminus.
BY ;. $: Baker-An act to open, grade and
gravel Water street, from 9TH 10 12th streets
referred. BY Mr.. Crocker-Aldermen bill TO
/ set cureStone and pave the footway on the
I east side OF sth street west, between ID and +
\ streets southi rules suspended and passed. BY
/ Mr.. n. IL. Clark--A bill to lay the cutters OF
! both sides OF street, between New York av
4 enue aud ith street.
| NIB. Clark, and which was made a special
I order for this meeting Of the board, yesting in
/ certain citizens of Washington, under the name
I of the Washington City Canal COMPANY all
/ the rights now held OF owned by the Corpora
I ton in the Washington city canal, was taken
/ up, and, on motion of Mr.. Croker, was post
/ poned till the first Monday in June, BY the fol
/ lowing vote :-Yeas-Messrs. 5. >. Baker, A
! p. Clark, ". b. Clark, Connolly. Orocker
! Knight, q. w. Miller, L. b. s. Miller, Parker
/ Pfau, rutherford, Slower. Tilley, and thu
PIss,d .as N.,,s N.{s-Messr'' Arri'0n' Ball
Mr.. Connolly, by consent, introduced q res
/ olution instruc citing the COMMITTEES on Drainag,
4 TO inquire into the best means of flooding ane
I III Tn nj
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of al, order OF the Honorable the Court
Of Oraiuary Of cobb County will be sold befor. the
curt louise loor in Marietta O.. said county. dur
ing the ltsaI hours OF sale the fl st Tuesday in
December next the following real estate to wit:
Lots o! Land Nos 6U4. tOa. IO5. 7U4, 734 735.
49, 1871 III and north half Of 7}% and 2! acres off
of e.-t side Of j< cont aiming in all three hundred
and tlhty-two and h!lf acres more 'r less in tho
18th dist aud ID $, elton off Obj county About 100
acres OF said land cieared Including about AZ acres OF
good Bottom land, and in high state Of cnltlva'lon
viii! comfortable dwellings, harns. stables, out
houses &c. Also gin house and cotton
screw built last year. As good spring water as
there is in North Georgia. Sold as the property Of
the estate Of William Lemon late Of sa d county de
c, q ed for the mtt of the hens Of said decreased
Terms one half cash Il balance in o and IL months
with bond for tides Purchaser paving Tor papers,
&c. GARRETT ). OGl .EShf, Admir-
lie bonus non with will annexed.
NLarinttn ca Ncl l. L. q
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Legal Advertisements.
EXECUTORS SALE.

VIII be : III nj Executors Sale in the town sf
Canton Cherokee county Georgia on the LIST Tues.
day in December neXt the following lots off land
belonging to the Estate of Dr. J. A. NeAfes
late Of said county, for the benefit OF the hrs and
creditors, to-wit: That portion of Lots Nos 4Il42,
1i6., and lila lying on the west side OF Noonday
Greek, containing 81 acres, most OF Wiiieh -
fine bottom land in cultivation Lots No. 10y lloo,
1l37, and IL acres Of lot No 1869. Also that por-
ton Of lots No lzlG lloS, 1887 lying east OF Reeves
Greek in all lao acres. Said etilement mas
dwelling on it and some 40 acres in cultivation a.
part Of which is fine bottom land. Also Lots lO96,
1U65, 1904 r. 1024 in all 20 acres. Said settle
meut has dwelling on it and about $50 acres cleared
land Ofwlch some % acres is fine bottom land Al
So Lots Nos yJI, 9.l2 993 containing l2O acres on
which there dwelling and some ~ acres IN Guilt
yati0n OF which u * fine bottom Also, Lois
Nos gl7 9Is, SO. So, SS3, SS4, s43, $40, ana
that portion of Lot 347 which lies the south side
Little River containing 81 acres in all 4j0 acres.-
Said settlement Is well improved has some go acres
In cultivation of which some J. acres is lne bottom
land lying On Little River. Also, lots Nos el5, elA,
SAB rome 81 acres in cultivation OF which about ~
acres is fine bottom land with pretty good house
o.! it, Also. Lots Nos. II and 7s2 most Of winch IL
in cultivation and a residence on it. Also, Lot No.
St;. all being in th dist. and Cd sect. These set
Elements all Join each other. and can be bought at
private sale any time between this and day OF SALE
Terms made known day Of sale. Those desiring
good lands in a neghbolhood Of churches, hne.,
schools merchant mills, and good neghborhoodi
would do well to cali and lock at the settlements
Said lands lie on MONDAY, Reeves Greek, Little
River and Mill Creek some III to Is miles north
of Mariel
Also--a the same same time and place Lots of
Lana Nos 90, all. o., IN the 10Th, District and
2ud.. section.
September Esd, 1862.
L. A. McAFEE,
r. d. McAEEE, Executors.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

un virtue OF an order Of the honorable the Court
DD OF Ordinary ofC Obj county Ga viii Ue sold
before tie Cont House door in the city If Marietta
said county If Colh, h,ung the legal hours Of sale
tie fist uesla l, Dret'sb7t ncx1 The following real
estate to wit Lot 1t land No. As, 461, ami ten
ace oifof the norllw, # lot 49,, i'll the IL
District and second section containiugiu the aggre-
ate ninety more or less.
Sod at Administrator Sale as the property of the
Estate Of Mail A. Lane deceased late Of said Coun-
tv, f,r tie bauedt of hens OF said d, ceased Terms
ash this Oct. O..
THOMAS MANNING, Admir-.
printers fee $500
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J. r. NETTING, AGf., Oakley Mills Mang Co..
Dear Sir lin compliance with your request to give
my experience with the use Of Flour Of Raw Bone,
y aaye tQeay thai Inxcdit only on Melons and Tur-
sips End an, sntiSfir that ii increased the yield of
both these crops lonore thauGo,h!e what they would
have been without theuse Of your 6our Dust. II
Melons very fine and the TuiniIs the
largest and fnesjI-hfyerver seem
believe yoir Bone Dust TO be the very best fer
.it2er in for al crops and intend il lib
orally ellIy Wheat this taii and on my Corn, Cot
ION, &c, next wear.
Hoping you may have abundant success in yoar
landable enterprise. Il am
Very Respectfully,
G. a. HAIEsroS
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MAEIElTA. ca, July 12,L. 1scs.

sIaiustico TO the Oakley Mile Manufacturing Co,
have seen fit 70 giye to The public my experience
with their Flour a Raw Bone. 1 bought of them
5G0pouuds Of Iene DIST. then prepared my
ground thoroughly. TTuin,d il over last fall and
this spring wheu planted. broke it tocrably deep
aud then laid Oft The ground in drills for fter apart
and aimed 10 put the com three feet in the drill but
in Justice to tie Bone Dust is proper TO state thai
planting was very imperfect on account of NY not
being able to give il my personal attention. l had
to employ two small Toys and the corn is not regu-
lar or the Bone Dust either.
The corn viii slow for s4f If II continues to
rain as has done good judges have estimated it TO
make eight barrels per The gr,,nnd was only
tolcrable, il was little a owe orr common land To
sam the whole matter, b from practice aud obser
vation am fully satisfied that it will add one hun
died per cent to the corn OPP This county. viii
state that used about l.. pounds 10 the acl, as
near as could. j also tired few rows with stable
manure The corn CAME up and grew off vigo ous-
" and bid fair at the start strip Bone Dust
llIt as soon as dry weather came and the lot sun
10 beam on it. il knocked nGert to Bone Dust Sta
Die Manure can't stand drought with Bone duet.
give this my opinion after fair trial. II you
thini this worth anything to the community you
have nav permission to make il public
Yours Respectfully,
- HUMPHREY RID
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OAKLEY MILLS Man. Co--Geutlemen: here
in give you the result Of my experience with your
Flour Of Raw Bone on my crop.
Last April bought from You BIZ. Of Bone Dust.
/ also bought about tie same amount Of Guano and
used these manures as follows: soaked my seed
corn about "a hours in water and then rolled it IL
land plaster and planted the best land in the field
with table spoonful Guano to each li of corn.
then planted the poorest part OF the field with com
soaked as before and rolled in land plaster and put
at each hill about able spoonful your aur"f Raw
this - Il ~ H. to
the Hill, but only lgft one stalk 70 the l wh''re !
had Guano. | am well satisfied that lnd where
put "Flonr Of Bone" las nj least l-} more corn on
1t Than where put the Guano, almost every stalk n
the Bone Dust part of the field as good ear u corn
and there are two stalks to the hill
Gam so well satisfied with the Flour of Raw Bone,
erence to Gnano. And invite any farmer to look at
my corn and see if am netrght
Yours Respectfully.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of AN order Of the Hono,abI the Court
Of Ordinary Of Cobb county Ga will be sold before
The count hols, door in the city of N ri,tla said
county If Cobb DARN the legal hours ofsae OF the
lilst Tuesday in Eecrn,br reXt the following real
estate to-wit Onr house and lot suate, in the
town Of Ackworih in said county Of Cobb bounded
ON henolth by the lot formerly owned by Awtrey
and on the South by the Graham lot, the same
fronting on the Marietta and Gassyle Street road
Thirty ft and running back to the Gross Street
about one hundred and sixty feet. Sold as the
operty OF the estate If A. j. Sotterhack deceased
for benefit Of the heirs and creditors Of said de-
ceased Terms cash. This October End 166S.
Fl. NJ. HAMNlETT, admir-
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wsf u MANSFIELD, secy, Oakley Mills Mana-
facturiag Co.Dear Sir: In reply 10 Your enquiry
as TO my experience with your Flour Of Raw Bone
will state that used about IS poandst 10 ihe acre
quantity and hereafter / shall use more 10 the mere
Tie results however are very satisfactory and on
rome oftle land the yield tliink is doubled and on
none oft less than one and half times what il
would have been without the Bore Dust. Gsed on
portion ofmy crop Guano and Bone Flour side by
side The Bone Flour shows much the best results.
Used literally, believe the Flour ofRaw Bone will
pay and pay well. REUBEN LAIIMER.
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rARMnRs rooK .Ar rH1s.

$50 lbs. ''I|lopr Of Raw Bone" per
acre properly mixed 10 the soil of your
wheat land, viii pay you a handsome
profit in wheat and add large per cent
to the value Of your land for next crop.
Try it and prove it. The article can
/ besboughtin large or small quantities Of
III OAKLEY MILLS Man. Co.,
Marietta, Ga.
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Vim. Root G Sons Column.
-. 5oz-N 5UlzsS
G r E A t r E NJ E D I E s
BULLS cEDRoY BlTTERs
UTHENT Doc me II rs
ARKAsAs HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Mcdica! Hen.

stoney Point, White Co., Ark, May %, '66.
D. JoIlS BULL--Dear Sir Last February 1
was in Louisville purchasing drugs aud got SO
of your Smsararilla ant Cedron Bitters.
1iy son in law who was with me in the store has
been down with rheumatism for some time com
meueed on the Bitters, and soon found his general
htalth Improved.
Dr. Gist WHO has been in bad health, tried them,
ard he also Improved
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health f, sever
al years-stoalach and irer afiected-he improved
very much by the use of your Bitters Indeed the
Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in
this settlement. l think / conld sell great guam
tity of your medicines this fall-especally Of your
Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care of Ricket and Nicely.
Respectfully,
G. b. WALKER
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the LIST Tuesday in January next,
IT, between the legal hours Of sale fifty three acres
Of the east side Of Lot No SO, east half of lot
Nunibtr 33s and the west half of lot Number
30 all in tie 3tth district and I'd Section of Cobb
county containing in all ID acres, more less Sold
tie property of T. LEVEL deceased for the bene.
fit Of tie Heirs and creditors of said deceased
Terms cash. purchasers paying for titles. This No.
vernber 1lth 1868.
JOHNSON WILLIAMS. Adas'r.
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POWDER srnISes, ca, Sept. Z, '6a.

Oakley Mills Manufacturing co.,-Gademcn: !
have applied the Flour Of Raw Bone OF Cotton this
year and happy say it las given entire sat
is4action that the Cotton is as good again wien tie
Bone Dust is applied as when it was not put in the
same field heavy. Bos very fall aEd is opening
very fine SURPRISES any other fertilizer i'll opening
.arly. Very Respectfully,
MARION c. KIsEr.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY:

Whereas JOHN Il Stephens, Admir- with will all
nexed IF John IT, Stephens represents TO the court
in bis petition, duly tiled and enter on record, that
he has fily discharged his t ust, Admir- afore-
said This is therefore cite all persons concerned
to show cause if any they can why said Adminstra.
tor should net be Discharged from his Admnstra-
ton and receive letters Of Dismission the first
Monday i'll December next May 18th 1c63.
w X. u MOSS. Ord'v.
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} MAoos. ca, Aug. 2oih 1852.

-. y MACON, Ca, Aug. 2Uth Ioo1.
MeEsrs. Cook ( Cheek-Maiieita. Ga.-Geuis:
Mr Rice was LAT sir. Haueocls last week and
xaett MI over the place He thinks it's doing fue
lyansl has b,tier prospects than any o;er aia:ild
The cotton sssstot Shed nae, also the Gotten That
has the Bone Dust under it, nc thinks viii yield al
The lowest calculation third more cotton per
acre than that which las thereguar guape OF it
The stalk is very fall Of fruit and is s making it as
fast as any he ever saw. Mr. IIacock says he will
make 125 Bales. Mr. Rice says between 70 and 100
Bales and wilh good SEASONS prrliaIs more.
Very Respectfully,
BLED5oE { Co.
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ssTHrs Is TO CERTIFY, That nscd Ton Of Flour
Of Raw Bone this year on my Cotton, and am Well
pleased with it, and have this day bought one Ton TO
put on my Wheat think it will double the amount
of Cotton, and will do better forwheat.
SAMUEL MODIFY.
Sept 2lst., 1868. 10 Floyd County
P.S.-I ordered the above Flour OF Raw Bore
from Oakley Mills manufacturing Co., Marietta last
spring for Judge Mobly.
T. T. HOOPER
Floyd County.
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GEORGIA. COBB OONTY.

Whereas it having been represented to me that
Henry Lassiter late OF said County decd, died in
testate and no FER ON having applied for the Admin
istratiun Of the estate Of said deceased
These are there to cite and admonish all per-
sons concerned to show if any they have ON or
before the first Monday in December next why the
Administration Of the Estate OF said dec ased shond
not vest in the Jerk Of tho SUI eror ourt of said
county or some other fit and rorer person.
Given under my hand as Ordinary at office in Ma
rietta, this Oct y, 1865.
ELLISON A. DOBBS, Ordinary
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GEGkGlA, Cobb County.

WHEREAS, w. d. Ander,t II, 4 administrator upon
the estate II. K Eatiner ceased having Al piled
to me for dieniiss from said adurinist aton.
These are therefore To cite and amonish all and
singular the kindred aud crdiloIs Of said d. ceased
to file their objections, if any they lave. in my
office, on OF before the first Monday in january
next o heiNist letters Of disns-iou will be granted
he applicant at the term Of the Court Of Ordinary
of sa d county. Given undo my Land as Ordinary
1t Oti;c,, i'll Marietta ills July Il 1867
JNO. G. CAMPBELL. Or'dv
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WI MANSFIELD, Sec o. NJ NJ Co.,-sir:-
Having tried your Flour Of Raw Bone the present
wear in Justice You, have the pleasure of stating
that ann satisfotl-my use of it was good invest
ment Ny corn stood the dry hot weather of last
summer without wthelinr or burning in the least
] used about gill to hills of corn, putting it ON
The seed corn letore covering. From my experience
/ can confidently recommend your Raw Bone as a
first rate fertilizer tor and will take pleasure in
showing my crop to amy one who will visit my place
miles north Of NJ arietis en- The iBeli Ferry Road
j contemplate using your Raw Bone extensively on
XIV wheat this fall.
Your are at liberty to use the above in any way
you think prudent.
Respectf.lly A. S. WAY.
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VILLAow, WALKER COUNTY GA, !
Junr 20 1865


DR.. john Bull-Dcar Sir: have recently given
your "Worm Destroyer several trials. and fl.l
wonderfully ecacios. 1t has net failed in a sim
Gle instance 10 have the wished for effect. am do
ing pretty large country practice, and have daily
use for some article Of the kind. | am free to con
TESS that know OF no remedy recommended by the
abrs authors thil, is so certain and speedy It's
effects On the contrary they are uncertain in the
extreme Ny object in writing you is to find OFT
non what terms | can set the medicine directly
om you. III can get upon easy terms shall use
a great deal oft. am aware that the use OF such
articles is contrary to the teachings and pl clce OF
Il great Ma ofity Of the ieJ'!ar l;fir OF Nj s, bur
SEQ no inst cause or good sense iii discardmg rem
e(y which WE know 10 be efficient, simply because
may be ignorant Of its combination. For my pal'
70 al make it a rule to all and any mean
alleviate suffering humanity which l may be able
to cominand-uot hesitaiing because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned It's effects
first aud secured thar knowledge, However, am by
no means an advocate OF supporter Of the thousands
Of worthless nostrums that flood the country thai
pulport TO cure all manner Of disease to viii h ha-
man flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform
me Of your best terms am sir most respectfully,
JCLIUSP CLEAENI, if d.
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To OAKrEY MINIS MANUFACTURING Col de
sire 10 say fer the benefit OF all concerned that have
planted eight acres Of Cotton this year and put III the
ground with theseed, eight barrels Of your Bone
Dust one barrel per acre part OF the land very
poor The whole was planted between i ill., and Eth.
Of Nav 1t is tie best lruted Cotton have ever
sern and farmer who saw it Yesterday said that one
acre Of ii would produce as mich as tlrce acres OF
some Of his river Cotton.
am perfectly confident that it is the Bone Dust
that has produced this excellent crop.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH S. CLIFTON.
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Benton Barracks, Co. AIrl Il, is-tsr-
Dr.. John Bull-Dear Sir: Knowing the eficien-
cy Of vour S;rSararilla and the healing and benp-
fetal qualities it possesses, send You the following
statement Of my case.
l was wounded about two years ago-Was taken
&z,ner and confined inr sixteen months, Being
moved SO ofteu my wounds have net healed yet.
have not sat Up moment since was wounded. l
IN. shot through the hips. My general health is
IMPAIRED. and [ need something to assist nature. |
ave more faith in your Sa,sapala Than in any
thing else | wish thar that s ,nuine. Please eX
presc me half dozen bottles, and ohli2e
CAPT. q. z. JOHNSON,
St LOUIS Mo.
p. S-The following was written April 90 1868,
hy Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.Johnson.
DR. BuIL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, Dr. C. S
Johnson was sllillfn surgeon and physician in
Central New York where he died, leaving the
above c. p johnson to my care. At thirteen years
ofage lie had chronic diarlhea and scrotua. for
which gave Him your SarsaparlIla. lT CURED
HIM | have for ten years recommended II to
many in New York. Ohio. and Iowa. for scrotula,
fever sores. and general debility Perfect Success
has attended it. TIE care effected IN some cases u
scrofula and terer sores almost miraculous. =
am very anxious for my son TO again have recourse
to your Saleararilla. He is fearful Of getting q
spurious al ticie hence his writing to you for it
His wounds were terrible, but believe he will re-
cover. Rc&pcctiu!iy, -
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World-wide
Traders.

hare received many testimonials from profess
onal and medical men, my almanacs and various
The following letter from 4 highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia, is certainly of the
most sensible communications / have ever received.
Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and
his testimony deserves to be written in letters Of
gold Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
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p ST. have walked over tie field of corn &C.
scrbed in above and think tbe above statements are
correct w. L.. MANSFIELD.
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BULLS S1nS1PAnTLL3.
GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH.
Benton Barracks, Co. Aurill 20 1lac-ts;

Read Tie Captains Letter and the Letter from his
Nothcr.