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THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTF

THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE,
CARRYING THE
United States Mail and Adams Express.
4aSA a6- FOR THE NORTH.Ta
Ssas &@ F5EsgaiIIsE EzElEEI
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD in direct
~ line to Petersburg, Richmond, Portsmouth
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
ALSO,
To the Northwest and West. ria Raleigh,
!harlotte, Columbia and Bay Line. This is
afe and expeditions route for Through travel.
THRoUdh TICKETS sold at: 4.
Sew Orleans, Charleston, Richmond, Mobile,
Iontgomcry, Columbia, Portsmouth,, Macon,
Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Charlotte, Augusta,
'etersburg, Philadelphia, baltimore, Atlanta,
Iew York, Greensboro, Louisville, Raleigh,
salisbury, ARE COOP ON THIS ROUTE. st. Louis,
The North Carolina Railroad connects with
he Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Raleigh
nd CASTOR Railroad, Richmond and Danville
tailroad, Western North Carolina Railroad,
;harlotte and South Carolina Railroad.
The comfort Of passengers consulted-tbeir
,aggago checked through and duly cared for.
ELEGANT COACHES
AND PALACE SLEEPING CARS
tttached. Good water; no ferry nor treetle-
works, and the entire management OF the Road
30 as to secure q Safe, Agreeable and QUICK
ravel. ALBERT JOHNSON
April 30.4mo Superintendent.
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XXTANTED LADY AGENTS, in every
wv Town and Village, to sell what every
lady will purchase at sight. Address Miss
WILLIAMS, 139 Fulton ST.. NJ Y
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DR.. T. IT. MOORE,

DehTA1 surgeon
It's now prepared to execute in tho mos scicr-
Teeth extracted without pain by use of Nj
TROUS OXIDE GAS. Persons desiring his
service would do well to engage an hour. Office
over Messrs. Bryan & McCarters Bookstore,
Main street, Columbia, s. G. April IL 3mo
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A Great and Good Medicine.
THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH.

NNHE LIFE Of all Flesh is Blood-the Health
or Blood no Flesh can be free from Disease.
HEHN1TsIps QUEENS DELIGHT
AN ANTIDO7E TO DISEASE.
Great American AlterStive and Blood Purifier
For The Cure Of all those Diseases ,rliich f,du be
traced to a oitiated condition of the Blood.
The Theory is that Blood is the Life of all
Flesh, and il impure, the Life OF all Disease
Life and Health is only to be maintained by
the circulation of pure arterial blood.
Such as Scrofula, rheumatism, Hepatic Disor-
ders, Inflammation, Fevers, Liver Com plant
Consumption. Kings Evil. Boils, Itching HUI
NOR OF Skin, Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Tet-
ter, Skin Diseases, Pimples, Roughness Of
Skin, Blotches, Pain in Bones, Old Ulcers,
Syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, Indigestion,
Inflammation of Bladder and Kidneys. Pains
in Back, General Debility, and all complaints
arising from deficiency and poverty of Blood.
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
Is the Wonder Of
Modern Science.
No medicine has attained such worldwide
reputation as this justly celebrated compound.
Its extraordinary healing powers are attested
to by thousands, and every mail is freighted
with letters bearing testimony to it's excellent
onaracter and worth as medicine. Orders
are coming in from all quarters, and all bear
unmistakable evidence OF its great popularity.
Be sure and ask for
"HEINITSFS QUEENS DELIGHT"
And see that his name is on it.
Look out and avoid base limitations.
FISHER IL HEINITSH, Wholesale Agents,
Aprll lbf Columbia, s. @.
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South Carolina Railroad Company.

South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL SUPTS OFFICE, APRIL 9, 1869.
tas AZ " " ggsssssSsas5sa gssSMasa dule for "Patsenger
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. ,t
Leaving Columbia at........ 745 a. m.
Arriving at Columbia at. .... G.1O y, IN.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at $50 d. III.
Arriving at Columbia aat......4 445 a. m.
CAMDEN TRAIN.
Will run Mondays, Wednesdays a nd SATURDAYS
Arriving in Columbia at. ........ IL 90 a. M
Leaving Columbia at. 22O D. m.
April1O H. T. PEAKE, General sup't.
Greenville ana Columbia Railroad.
Gat EN 55FaiSaNga 55FF4aiiSaNg PASSENGER Trains run
W9z 22naa daily except Sunday con-
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
Lvo Columbia 700 am Live Greenvile g. co am
Newberry1O.35 L" " Abbeyilie S.45 "
AR Ab6svile Ab5svine $50 pm " Newberry 12sp pm
Grecnville 600 " Arr Columbia 600 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows.
I've Anderson $40 pm Lvo Walhalla 400 am
Pendleton GAO " I" Pendleton 5.a0"
Arr Walha!ia 800 " Arr Anderson GAO"
The train will return from Belton.to Ander-
son on Monday and Friday mornings ~
JAMES o. MEREDITH, Ge- ,al Sup't
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
SUMMER SCHEDULE ..'

ON and after the 9th juno inst,
AEiz@z1@Tlfs Passenger Trains will leave SOAR.
anburg c. Fl. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
lays at 5 o. M, and arrive at Aston II SO a. m.
returning same days, leave Aston at IL 80 m ;
'rrlve at tSpartanburg Court House ZOO p. M,
ID per following Schedule: III
Doom Train. Up Troin
Miles Arriye T,eavo Arrive ooyo
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: Notice to Shippers.
- @ ID

NVsAco " pnlpperB. -
k0@ I'D
COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. r. 90.
EMIL FnEIaHT AND TICKET AGENTS OFFICE.
L COLUMBIA, 3. c., June 18, 1863.
ENIIIS road Is now open for business, and is
L prepared to transport with REGULARITY
nd DESPATCH FREIGHTS for Augusta. and
IL points on it's line; also, to points South of
,ugusta. We solicit o share OF public patron
&c. For further information, apply at tho
'reight Depot, foot of Blanding street. +,
CALEB BOUKNIGHT, Superintendent.
.. II. DORSEY, General Freight and Ticket
agent. = .--l... June 1s, limo.
G. & 81. G. and G. & a. Railroad Co.'S. ,
SUPT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, April 10, 1860
kasa ~ III gssGE will run as follows: A
tJi ;.t GOING NORTH.
.eavo Augusta, at 7.4O A. m.
- Columbia s. c., Mt. .......... 1881 m
\rrive at Charlotte, N. Co.. -. 8.10p! M.
COMING SOUTH.
leave Charlotte, n. c., at...... $50 q. m.
Columbia, S. c., at. 1880 4"
Through Tickets on sale for principal points
North and South. Baggage checked through.
Ioseconnections made North and South.
june % CALEB BOUKNIGHT. Supu. e
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VIE LIFE OF all Flesh is Blood-the Health
i ofall Life is Purity of Flesh-without Purity
Of Blood no Flesh can be free from Disease.
HrroW
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Mark Twain's visit to General srsst-

Mark Twain went to see General
Gla on his return to WashingtoB, the
other day, and this is what Mark writes
about it:
Il had said to i'm: Sir, what do you
propose to do about returning to specie
basis?' To which he made no audible
reply. Then said Sir, do you mean
to stop the whisky frauds, or do you mean
to connive Mt them?' To which he re-
piled as before / now said: do you
intend to do straightforwardly and un-
ostentatiously what every trus, high
minded Democrat has right to expect
you to do, or will you with accustomed
obstinacy, do otherwise, and thus, by your
own act, compel them to resort to assas-
sination?' To which he replied: Let us
have peace / continued: tSir, shall
you insist upon stopping bloc &zhed at the
South, in plain opposition to the Southern
will, or shall you generously permit
brave but unfortunate people to Worship
God according to the dictates of your
own consciences?' 2 No reply. Sir, do
you comprehend that you are not the
President of party THAT you were not
elected by your own strength, but by tho
weakness of the opposition? That, con-
sequently, the Democrats claim you, and
justly and righteously expect you to ad-
minister the Government from Demo
cratic point of view?' Riotous silence
Sir, who is to report the customary,
necessary, coherent, and instructive inter-
views with the President,-Mack of the
Enquirer, J. B. S., of the World, or my
self, of the 1riJ,ne?' General Grant
said: Let us have peacev / resumed:
Sir, do you propose to externinate the
Indians suddenly, with soap and educa-
ton, or doom them to the eternal annoy
ancc Of warfare, relieved only by peri
odical pleasantries of glass beads and
perishable treatics?' No response. Sir,
as each section of the Pacific Railroad is
fnished, are you going to make the COM
panies spike down their rails before you
pay? Which is to say, are you going to
be deliberate tyrantY A silence undis-
tinguishable from the preceding was the
only response. Sir, have you got your
Cabinet all set? What are you going to
do with those Blairs?' sLct us have
peacc' Sir, do yo comprehend who it is
that is conversing with your" "Pcacep'
"Sir, am to have Nasby's postofice, or"
-"Go to the-mischief! have thous-
and of your kind around me every day.
Questions, questions, questions! IF you
must ask questions, follow Fitch, and in
quire after the Erie rolling mill-you'll
have steady employment. l can't stand
it, and l won't stand i'll must have
peace ~
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Terre Haute and Indianapolis want
public libraries.
New Albany Ind) Adventists have
fixed the end of the world for. the 10th
of July next.
Knox county (Ind. is to have a new
SlOO, 900 court house.
The American ship Webster has been
totally lost at Antwerp.
Dunkirk On. Y.) has sensation in
the shape of haunted house, with rap
pings, pale blue lights, etc.
The other day an Augusta (Ga.) editor
was cowhided on tho street by rival
quill driver.
The principal of public school in
Paterson N. j has been censured bv
the Board of Education for beating the
scholars.
An anti-swearing society has been
formed among the operatives in shoe
factory in North Adams, Mass.
In Boston, recently, lady fell down
stairs and broke her arm, and the surgeon
who set the broken bone fell and broke a
rib while leaving the house.
First-class New York residences now
contain billiard room, chapel, and
theatre or concert saloon.
Under the head Of College Intelligence
an exchange says the Cornell University
CONSUMES six head of beef weekly." It
takes something evidently 10 furnish
brains for this college.
A correspondent is anxious to know
when America will have race of public
men who will be able to tell their thoughts
in documents of less length than seven
newspaper columns each.
Tandem teams, hitched to two wheeled
vehicles, are the style on Central Park
Norwich (Ccnn. used velocipedes sixty
years ago.
Most of the Michigan lumber mills
have stopped work for the season.
A fox was killed recently in the streets
OF. Charleston, s. G.
Chicago hopes soon to have direct
trade with the West Indies
Montana has a capital ofsl, ,913, 900
invested in manufacturing pursuits.
The Upper Mississippi navigation sea-
son of this year has been the longest for
ten years. 1t lasted 258 days.
st. Adams, the famous Vermont but
ter market, is to have musical Conven-
ton this month.
The great question now is, "Who got
the Alaska bribery fund.-"
Five thousand hogs are daily packed
at Chicago.
The "Mayor of Larimie' is the last
person lynched.
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The chief brewer of Dubuque, Iowa,
is woman. The latest about the Prince
of Wales is that he is ritualist
Chicago gets antelope meat from Omaha
for six cents pound. Fifteen different
towns are anxious to be the Capital of
Kentucky. A Springfield youth has
been named "U. S. Grant Dandurand" :"
An sAmerican Club" has been started
by American residents at Rome. A
paper has been started in Madrid to
advocate the abolition of slavery
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BUSINESS CARDS.


IHVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
III fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this establish
ment. and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried nothing but
First-C1ass Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to all.
Gs- Children and Ladies hair neatly cut and
shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
sepIey2
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A Connecticut paper of late date says:
At wedding party, during the fore
part of tie week, not one hundred miles
from Norwalk, young lady remarked to
the bride, just after the happy couple
had been united: "Well, the worst is
over with" Tho bride blushingly re-
piled, "Im afraid not
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GEO. W. GRAY. ID. d. S.

RADUATE OF THE CINCINNATI DEN
M tai College. would invite all persons desiring
artificial teeth, and tirst-class dental operations
to give him a call.
Specimens of Su,eanite Base with gold-plate
Innings. and other new styles of work, may be
ut his office. in Parrish Co.'S brick, (up
stairs) Albany. Oregon
Residence-Corner Second and Baker sts
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Fisk, Jr., has started 81, ,OO0, 900 worth
of suits, and has sued Vanderbilt for
81, 100000 He is considered the big
gest suer in New York city.
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Men look at the faults of others with a
telescope-at their own with the same
instrument reversed, or not at all.
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ssWhat's the use," asked ragged fel
low, "of a mans working himself te
death to get living ?"
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During the month of December the
County Clerk of San Francisco issued one
hundred and ninety-six marriage licenses.
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The Idaho Tidal Waue tells Of seeing
man Christmas morning sitting i'm
mersed in water trough, sound asleep
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Isabella, of Spain, is the last distin-
sscarpet-bagger."
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Beethoven said of Rossini, when his
sensuous, seductive strains invaded vi
emma: "If his master had boxed his
ears oftener, he might have made great
composer"
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Maine sent LII Smiths, TIT Browns
and 385 Jones into the war.
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DEATH FROM SWALLOWING PIN.
A London paper gives an instance of
death resulting from the swallowing a
pin. The deceased was girl of eleven
years of age, and had been i'll for year
and a half, during which time she had
become subject to fits. After her death,
a post mortem examination of the body
was made, when. in removing the liver
for examination, something pricked the
operators finger, and, on further search.
he found a pin, which had penetrated
the liver, the head of it being still in the
stomach The pin had been swallowed
at least two years before, and had taken
an inward course, producing the fits, con-
comitant pains, and eventually death.
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Typhoid fever prevails in New York.
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of all kinds,

ut rs low figures due regard to taste and good
work viii allow. When you want anything in
the printing line. call at the REGISTER Office.
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It was with implacablc determination
| that Mrs. Gore refused, to the entreaties
OF Won Leistcn, a renewal of Clay's ac-
quaintance with her daughter. Resent
Eient for the apparent recklessness with
which he had sacrificed her maiden love
for an unlawful passion scorntul unbc-
lief Of any change Of his character dis
trust o. the future ten lency of the powers
OF his gcnius-all mingled together in a
hostility proof against pursuasion. She
had expressed this with all the positive
ness of language, when her daue hter
suddenly entered the room. 1t was in
the morning after the ball, and she had
risen late. But though subdued and
pensivc in her air, Won Leisten saw at
glance that she. was happy
''Can you bring him to me ?' said
Eve, letting her hand remain ia Won
Leisten's, and bending her deep blue
eyes inquiringly on his.
And with no argument but tears and
caresses, and an unexplained assurance
of her conviction Of the repentant purity
and love Of him to whom her heart was
once given, that confiding and strong
hearted girl bent, at last, the stern will
that forbade her happiness Her mother
unclasped the slight arms from her neck,
and gave her hand in silent consent to
Yon Leisten.
The Frayherr stood moment with his
eyes fixed on the ground. The color
fled from his cheeks, and his brow moist
ened
II have called him y he said he Will
be here -
An hour elapsed and Clay entered the
house. He had risen from bed Of sick
ness, and came, pale and in terror-for
the splrlt-summons was powerful. But
Won Leisten welcomed him at the door
with smile. and withdrew the mother
from the room and left Ernest alone
with his future bride-the first union,
save in spirit, after years of separation.
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx.-Our Vice
President elect: Schuyler Colfax, recently
made a speech at New England dinner,
in which he referred to the growth of the
United States as the result of the grand
eur Of American citizenship In the
course of his remarks he said
''It is the shield of American citizen
ship which shall make US proud and
potential and lift up our country to a
prouder position among the nations. 1t
is that which is to teach those who are
clothed with the solemn trust of repre-
senting this great realm of frcemen, who
rule here not by divine right but by free
institutions, that when they stand speak
ing for us at the bar of any civilized ma
ton in the world they shall not, on the
one hand, disgrace us by by boastful gas
boWing the knee Then, when with that
selfreliance, that calm, that dignifed
American nationality, we command the
respect to which our great resources
and unequaled trials, which we have sur
vived SO gloriously and auspiciously, en-
title us, then we need not go into markets
of the world to offer gold and silver to
induce those islands of the sea and ada
cent States and provinces to cast in their
mite with US, to share with our future.
[ feel ashamed as an American when I
hear of proffers of soil and sovereignty to
men women and children with gold and
silver from our national treasury, to share
with us in the magnificent future AS
you would spurn a bride that is bought
with silver as fair woman would spurn
a husband who had been lured to her
side by her wealth instead of her heart,
so we, as Americans should devote our
nationality to win those who are near to
us in territorial congeniality to cast in
their lot with us. When voluntarily and
in body they ask to share with us in
our destiny and our future, We should
then welcome them into the fold of
American citizens"
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N nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Ip School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books,
Stationery, Gold and Steel Pens, Ink, etc., Post
Office Building, Albany, Oregon. Books ordered
from New York and San Francisco.
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z. r. Russell,
Hiltabidel &. Co.,

W. =. 0ITABIDEL. +. .. REDFiELD
x5iltabidel & Co.,
nEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRO
IL visions, Wood and Willow Ware, Confec-
tioncry, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Notions, etc.
Main street, adjoining the Express Office, Albany.
Oregon.
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OFFICE on CORNER OF FERRY AND FIRsr-sTs.,
OPPOSITE W. W. PARRISH & co.'s STORE.
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s. n. Claughton,

AIOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT. Office in the Post Office building
Lebanon, Oregon.
Will attend to making Deeds and other convey
ances, also to the prompt collection of debts
trusted to my
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c. Mea1ey & Co.,
MANUFACTURES OF AND DEALERS
Ivl in all kinds of Furniture and Cabinet
Ware, First street, Albany.
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}. BARRows. L. BLAIy. s. e. YOUNG.
=. Barrows & Co.,
HENERAL AND COMMISSION MER-
" chants. Dealers in Staple, Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes; Albany, Oregon.
Consignments solicited.
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W. ". J.. MESDENxALL.
W. ". Parrish g. CO.,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in General Merchandise, Albany. The
best Goods at tho lowest market prices. Mer-
chantable Produce taken in exchange.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-04

MARK TWAIN announces in the editorial col
ums of the Buffalo Express that the political
editor of that paper is absent, and that as he
Mark Twain, is unacquainted with the history
services, morals, politics and virtues of the
candidates nominated at the Syracuse con-
vention, with the single exception of Mr..
George William Curtis, he shall dscreetly
hold his peace. He, however, is unwilling to
drop the subject entirely, and takes occasion
to express his belief that "these nominations
are all right and sound, and that they are the
only ones that can bring peace to our distract,
ed country (the only political phrase am per-
ectly familiar " it'll and competent to hurl at
the public with fearless conference.-the other
editor is full of them) but being merely salts
lied isn't safe enough. 1 always like to k,,oU
before shout. But go for Mr.. Curtis with
all my strength The Buffalo humorist will
be obliged TO await another opportunity Of
.'going" for Mr.. Curtis, as the following note,
addressed to the editor of the Tribune will ex-
plain f.....r. ........
Sr:-I have just seen, in the Springfield
papers of today, that was yesterday nominal
ed by the convention at Syracuse for Secretary
of State, and L am very sorry that I did not
know that my name had been even suggested,
tomorrow that, while am sincerely gratified
by this most honorable and unexpected proof
OF confidence from my political friends, with
whose declaration of principles ct the con-
vention candidly agree, lis impossible for
me 10 accept the nomination, and that have
written TO the effect to the president of the
Ashfeld. Sep. 80, 1869.
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stances, q serious offense, and when committed
deliberately, by an intelligent officer, under
claim Of right, must tend greatly to the SUBJ
version of all discipline.
/ am inclined to think, however, from the
evidence. that the dsobedience complained of
in this case, was the result of mistake of iudg-
ment in regard to professional rights and du.
ties rather than of deliberate intention of
wrong. Mistakes of this kind rarely require
a severe and never disgraceful punishment;
of Mr.. Green, entitle him to the benefit of
whatever doubt there may be on this subject,
and to the consideration of the reviewing au
thority.
The sentence of suspension from rank on
furlough pay for the term of two years." is
therefore RENTED, and this order is published
as the "reprimand'' provided for in the sem
tence, and it will be read accordingly.
GEO. NJ. robson,
Secretary of the Nauy.