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John Sherman's Part In the Lou.
istaDa Frauds,
From the Philadelphia Times,

. The history of Mr.. Sherman's con
nection with the Louisiana frauds is
known to the country in part, and he
can ill afford to have it known in full -
He went to New Orleans for no other
purpose than to give the trembling
wretches of the Returning Board, al
ready recoiling at the magnitude of the
new crimes allotted to them as their
portion in the conspiracy, the valuable
countenance and encouragement that
could come only from the man who
claimed the honor of first nominating
MIR. Hayes for the Presidency, and who
alone OF all public men was known to
be sure of a place in Mr.. Hayes's Cabi-
net.
He was accredited with being in con-
slant secret communion with the mem
bers OF the Returning Board and was
the chief adviser OF Kellogg, who, from
his office in the State House. directed
the movements of that body. He sat
with stony immobiliiy at the open ses-
sions of the board, and beheld, without
protest, murmur or gesture of dis.
approbation when the most outrageous
DETERMINATIONS were made against the
Democrats, and was quick to protfer an
excuse for the palpable fraud com mitted
under bis Keen, but for the purpose,
isightless, eyes in the DeSoto parish case.
He was privy to the preparation of the
Eliza Pinkston fraud, and helped to keep
,31tsecret for days, in order that 1t might
1 he sprung upon tue country at the most
favorable moment with due regard to
/ dramatic effect, and then feigned sur
prise at the outrage story that he knew
by heart, even affecting tears at the spec.
tacle of the perjured woman, who
laughed behind her handkerchief at the
success of the trick she had been taught
He visited the Custom House day after
day, and must have seen the whole pro-
cess of the manufacture of intimidation
affldavits, made by ignorant negroes in
return for dollar or two aud free pas
sage to New Orleans.
1 Yet he presented these perjuries, con-
cocted by United States Commissioners,
the tools of Kellogg, as the true story
OF the manner in which the campaign
was conducted, and made them the
broad plea Of defence for all the fraud,
4 forgery, and false swearing of Wells,
Anderson, Cssensve, and Kenner. He
stood upon the floor of the Senate and
made the Pinkston strumpet's lying tale,
already fully exploded, the pretext for
The disfranchisement of thousands oil
legal voters. The record thus outlined
is one that would bring the blush to any
cheek not made of adamant, and yet the
man now in the enjoyment of the fruits
of bis crime against law, against de.
cency, and against free institutions dares
step from his high position to recall the
story of his mfamy by throwing mud al
the Judge and jury who have broughI
dis partner in guilt to the door of the
penitentiarya The people Of Louisians
will be angels OF mercy il they do mo-
bring John Sherman also to the bar o
justice.
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VEGETINE. %
WHAT'S NEEDED.
BosroN, Feb, 13. 187

- ,e.74. BOSTON, Feb. !3, 1871,
q. r. srEvsSs, Rsa.
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myself In feeble condition from general
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u. L. PRTTING1LL,
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No. 10 State ST., Boston.
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THE VISITING COMMITTEE.
They Cond0le with Anderson..
Very Much Afraid Of "a Revival
Of sectional Auim0sities!"

WAsHIyeroN, February II r.
70 Gen. Thomas C. Anderson. New Orleans,
Louisiana:
The undersigned feel it due to you,
under the present circumstances, to as
sure you Of our unhesitaling belief that
in the matter whereof you stand charged
you are altogether guiltIess OF any Of.
fense agsinst the Law that you are false
ly accused and maliciously prosecuted
that the proceeding against You, though
Ia the form of Law, ID without the sub
stance OF jastice; that We hereby tender
our earnest sympathies and express our
hope that the sense Of Justice and love
Of peace OF the people Of Louisiana will
protect you and not permit the best in
ierests of the whole country to be dis
turbed by a revival Of sectional animos
Ties In any event we are confident
that the American people will redress
any injustice OF which you may be made
the victim. john SHERMAN.
STANLEY MATHEWS.
j A. GARFIELD
EUGENE HALE.
HARRY WHITE.
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Y
Safe and Sure.


Mr.. H. R. STEVENS: In 1872 yodr vEssrfNs
was recommended to me, ,and, yielding to The
persuasions of a friend, consented to tfy it,
At the time l was suffering from general
debility and nervous prostration, superin'
duced by overw0rk and irregular habits. Its
wonderful strengthening and curative prop
critics seemed to effect my debilitated system
from the first dose; and under its persistent
use rapidly recovered, CARING more than
usual health and good feeling, Since then,
| have not hesitatsd to give VsssrrNs my
most unqualified Endorsement, as being a
safe. sure, and powerful agent in promoting
health and restoring the wasted system to
new life and energy. vEeErISR is the only
medicine use, aud as long as live never
expect to find better. Yours truly,
W Fl. CLARK,
40 Monterey street, Allegheny, Penn.
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EFNpt much like a lion is the con-
duct OF England toward Russia Threat
ening, clustering. making immense prep
arations and doing nothing, showing
more malice than courage--these have
been the prominent features of the Pre-
mier's policy.
From the first he has openly declared
that England must and would have
voice IN arranging the terms of peace
and that England could not and would
not permit the Russians to enter tht
Turkish Capital N w peace is made be
tween the helii2crents, and England ha'
been curtly told that IL was, none OF he
business, and there is a Russian army il
Constantinople.
In case of general European war
which now seems almost inevitable, th'
synpaInies Of many people in this coun
sry viii be with England, bat their hope!
OF seeing her speedily covered with elo
~ must be sadly diminished by the weak
ness and vacillstion SO 81 parentin th'
BEACON sFlSt.B STANDARDIZATION.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

IA AHLoN MILLER, OF Tyler county, West
Nl Virginia, whose post Office address 10
New Aatamoras. Washington county, Ohio,
is hereby notified that Sarah Ellen Miller did
on toe 2sth day Of January. A. D. 1878, Rls
her petition in the offios of .he clerk Of the
court OF common pleas within s4i for the
county OF Monroe and State Of 0his, charging
the said Aahlon Miller with adultery with
one Nancy Jane Dearth. AMI asking that she
may be divorced from the said Nahlon Nil.
lsr, which pstition will be fer hearing ut the
next term of said court.
SARAH RLLRN MILLER,
B By 0KEI L 0knS, hsr ats'ys.
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Barnesville Enterprise, 11th inst,1
A WOMAN POISONED,
And Expires In Five Hours.

And Expires In Five Hours.
Last Monday evening Mrs Sarah
Burtoft, living with her fsther, MIR John
Ensminger, on South Chestnut Street,
was poisoned by mixture containing
gelseminum, and died in five hours after
taking the dose The mixture was Civ
en- to her by her uncle, Mr.. Robert Nc
Cormick, a travelling vender of medi-
cines prepared from his own recipes.
under the impression that il would help
headache from which the woman was
suffering. The medicine was taken
about 6 80 p m after which Mrs Burt
oft aud her mother made visit at the
residence of Mr.. Allen Barnes, where
she became i'll and returned home about
9 O'Clock and sent for medical assist
ance, which came too late to be of any
avail, and death resulted about ii 80 p
M, Mrs Mccormick, who had also par.
taken of the medicine, became very ill,
and barely escaped death, while McCor-
mick himself and man named Peddi.
cord we're slightly affected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-02-19

E Congressman DAsFoRD, from the
district north of us, declines to be can
didate for reelection, giving as a reason
his disapproval of the Administration.
Now will Mr. DASroRD show as much
tenacity to bis convictions next Fall :
or will he support 4 candidate who sup
ports the administration =
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why Hayes Does Not Interfere,
From the Springfield Republican

The conviction of Anderson on what is
regarded as wholly insufficient testimony
to prove the allegation of the indictment,
has provoked the Administration good
deal, and i, is under consideration what
steps shall be taken to peveht the consum
nation of further proceedings Of this
kind. It is given out that, if there were
any way in which Hayes could interfere
to save Anderson from what is regarded
as unjust punishment, he would do it.
But there is no apparent way. Ander-
son can only be got ont by pardon
voted by the Louisiana Senate, and that
is very improbable.
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THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
BRITISH FLEET IN TIE SEA OF
AnARMORA.
The Porte PrOteSts--RussIa De-
clare Their Int entlOn Of Enter.
Ing CODstantinOpie.COiIislOn
Feared-.lncreasing ExCite-
ment In Austria.

LONDON, Feb IA The Admiralty has
received a telegram from the English
Consul at Chanak Kalessi, on the Oar
danelles, containing report of the pas
sage OF six ships Of the British feet up
the straits yesterday. The Turkish Pa
sba made formal protest at Chanak Ka;
lessi, hut no measures were taken to pies
vent the passage. Tue Admirars orders
were 10 enter the straits with or without
leave, and make arrangements to-
cure the rear. The ships were prepared
for action. B
PERA. Feb l4-2r. M-The British
fieet is ID sight OF Slcramus. y
COLLISION FEARED.
The Russians still declare that they
will enter the city, and fears of consid
cradle disturbance should they do so are
now entertained.
The destination of the feet Is said to
be Princes Islands In the Sea Of Mar
mora, Is miles south Of Constantinople.
which, it is reported, England intends to
occupy.
MERELY PACIFIC MEASURE.
In the House of Lords, Lord Derby
made statement that he had received q
dispatch from Prince Gortschakoff in
forming him of the Russian occupation
OF Cons,antinople, which Prince Gort
schakoff adds is merely pacific meas
ure.
RESPONSIBILITY OF RUSSIA.
LONDON, Feb 14,-The Times say!
that Russia has incurred grave and need
less responsibilities, and she will have t.
give a guarantee to Austria as we'll as t
England that she will quit Constantine
pie if she should fulfil her rash inten
ton to occupy it with her troops.
EXCITEMENT IN AUSTRIA.
A Vienna correspondent says that th
excitement there is daily increasing owe
the turn the Eastern affairs are taking
and the excitement in Hungary is evel
greater.
A Pestb correspondent telegrapbs tha
the situation is regarded as very critical
Tbs Emperor has sent for Arch Duk
Albrecht, field marshal for the purpos
of coneerting- important military meas
ures. The government organs maintain
that Russia hss broken her word ant
that Austria and Hungary will be com
PEELED to march to war with England. 81
as to force Russia to be faithful to he
promises end return to her former pro
gramme.
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eFWe do not know what the testi
rnony was against ANDERSON, and there
fore do not know whether he should
have been convicted or not. Neither
does President HAYES or Secretary
SHERMAs know what that testimony was,
and yet they are endeavoring to inter-
fere with the proceedings Of the court,
The interference Of any administration
with any State court trying case under
State laws is OF doubtful propriety ;
but insthis case, where both the interfer-
ing officials profted BY the frauds which
are the subject matters of trial, the gross
improp,iety Of such inisrference is plain.
Jy obvious.
The State courts shopld utterly disre-
gard. this federal lictation, and say to the
administration as G GoRrscaAKoFT said the
olher day TO the British Ambassador al
St. Petersburg: "Thise is a question
which exclusively concerns the belliger.
entS."
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The weakest spot in every man is where
he thinks himself the wisest.
The Third Regiment Of French Zou-
aves, observing Victor Emanuel's bra.
very at the battle OF Palestro during the
war with Austria, elected him corporal
of their regiment, q distinction of which
the King was proud. His name was, un-
I'll recently, daily called by the officer Oh
duty, and the olliest soldier present would
advance and reply, "Ahsept on leave. y
The regiment has conferred the same
rank on klng IIumbert.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-02-19

The following are the star spoilers for
the month, none of which have missed a
single word:
Mary Dieterich, Albert Dieterich, Car
rie Muhleman, lila Suter, E iward Fisher.
ROLL OF HONOR
Thoseswho we're perfect in department
and have never been absent, tardy or de
linquents
May AnsHutE, Cal Dieterich, Albert
Dieterich, Wesley Dieterich, Henry Die
terich, William Fisher, Ernest Gehrig,
Edwart Luikhart, Randall Muhleman, Lee
Muhleman. Mary Mozena. Mafy Dieter
ich, Josie Dielerich, Will Dieterich, Frank
Dieterich, Ella B Flowers, Edward Fish
er, Jake Luikart, CMrie Muhleman, Char
ley Muhleman, Alex. Moz,na, Albert
link
TARDY ROLL,
Showing how many times tardy:
Joseph Cntler 1, Nenie Gehrig 2, Will
liam Hicks 1, Lizzie Luikart l, *Phiip
Muhleman 3,*George Muhleman 3, ,%Ida
Suter ., %Delbert Suter l. Mary Youssy
II, %Selma Gehrip 2. Louisa Harter 2,
Odie Hicks 1, *Eugene Mubleman 4,
*Julius Muhleman 2, Edward Mozena 8,
Nicholas Suter /, Fannie White s, Emma
Youssy l.
Those marked have never been ab.
sent during the month.
ROLL OF IRREGULAR ATTENDANTS.
E mer Muhleman. Forest Muhieman
Emma Cutler, Annie Cutler, Louisa Har'
ter, Emma Youssy.
The following is a list Of our visitors
Misses Maggie Thompson, Eugenic
Johnston, Rosa Fisher, Mary Fisher,
Emma Muhleman. L Moore, NJ A
Muhleman, Minnie Muhlemau, Ross
Grosenbacher, Cal Muhleman, Mrs. +
R. Muhleman, Messrs F R Muhleman
John Dieterich, J G Muhleman, Frsnl
Williams, II ] Muhleman, j. A. Muhie
man, William F"itsche
Our school Is 10 q hourishing condi
ttien,- and this repsrt-eheRs ereat- i'm
provement, since the last report, in ever,
particular except the Tardy Roll; hui
we feel sure tha,,those pupils will do bet
ter in the future. By little better man
agement on the part of the pupils ant
parents our Tardy Roll would be reduce'
to nothing.
/ Parents, and all those who are inter
ested in our schools, are hereby mos
cordially invited TO visit US. 1t is very
tgood wayto show that you are interest
| ed. C l.. MuHLEMAN, Teacher.
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RThe conviction Of ANDERSON, one
of the Louisiana Returning Board, has
created quite Hutter among the "visit
ing Statesmen" SHERMAN, especially,
is boiling oyer with irrepressible wrath
, Juries may convict, and courts may
sentence, but it may be set down among
the certainties that not one Of the scamps
who perpetrated the frauds which made
HAYES President, will ever be punished
while there is power in Washington tc
prevent it.
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Lot No. In section thirty three, township
one, range three, containing about forty two
acres mere or less, at 81 500.
Also, the oortheast quarter Of the SOUTH
west quarter Of section twenty one, township
two OF range four, containing thirty-nins
acres more or less. at $500,
Also lot No, 10 in section 27, tovnshfr
Of range 8, containing l0s acres more Of
less at SIS, 900. ...l.s. &
Also, Lots 8 and 10 in section SO, township
! and range 8, containing ls2 acres more OF
less at $1,000. - Z
Also, lot 81 in the town Of sardis At Slse.
% lSo.
WN. READ,
jsn2a, ,'7svs. Sheriff Y, G. o.
n. HoILlsTzR, Atty fer Plaintiff.
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OF Daniel Webster's Res
idence.

MARsnyIELD, Mass, February N
The loss BY the burning of Websler,s
mansion is S50,000; insurance $4,000.
Mrs Fletcher w sbster and her son, the
occupants. saved quantity of silver
plate. pictures, aud other priceless me,
mentoes OF Webster. The library was
removed some time ago.
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VEGETINE
TnN&BEsT SPRING MEDICINE.

CHARLBSr0wN.
Mr.. II. R. STEVENS, o.
DsAR Sir: This ia to certify that have
used your "Blood Preparation" in my family
for several years, and think that for Sorofu-
la and Cankerous Humors or Rheuma ic afD
fections it cannot be excelled; and as blood
purifier and spring medicine it is the best
thing have ever used, and have used al
most everything. I can cheerfully recon-
mend 1t to every one in need of such med.
ioine. Yours respectfully.
MRs. N. A. DINsMeRs, 1s Russell street.
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v E G. EFT INE
Her OWN WORDS.

BAIrIxoRF, Nd, Feb. 13, 1877.
Nh. H R. STEPHENS.
DEAR SIR: since several years have got
sore and very painful foot. had ONE
physicians, but they couldn't cure me-. Now
have heard of your vEeBrINs from lady
who vas sick for long time and become
al we'll from your vKesrISB ..and I went and
bought me one bottle of VgGsrrHs; aud after
I had used one bottle, the pains left me, and
it began to beal, and then bought one other
bottle, ,;ahd go take It yet. thank God for
this remedy and yourself; and wishing every
sufferer may pay attention to it. II is a
blessing for health. Mrs. C. KRABR.
6aS West Baltimore street.
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VEGETINE.
AlIHave Obtained RELIEF

SourH BBRwIck, Me-, Jan. II, 1879.
q. r. SrBvsSs, Bsa "a
DEAR Sra. I2have had dyspepsia IN its
worst form for The last ten years, apd have
taken hundreds Of dollars worth Of medi-
cines without obtaining any relief. In Sep.
tember last commenced taking the vses-
TINE, since which time my health has stead
lily improved Ny food i.ests we'll, and I
have gained fifteen pounds Of flesh. There
are several others in this place taxing vEa
ErlsR and all have obtained relief. Yours
truly, THOMAS & MO0RR.
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fwToo msnY men can see nothing OF
this country hut about a dozen acres OF
ground on Wall street.

EEAsDERsos, one Of the Returning
Board. In felon's cell, ard SHERMAN.
one of the s.visiling Statesmen" In q
Cabinet position!
One OF these things is not as 1t should
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William Wing, for many years promi-
nently connected with the Central Ohio
r ,ilroad, was found dead in, his bed at
G ,luml ts, on the 18th inst, having died
of heart dsesse. !.
An exchange says that new way of
fastening on ladies' hats is to bore the
lops ofthe wearers' ears fu in gold hoops
and have the hat strings tied through
them.
Charles Dimmitt. charged withholding
the treasury OF Clermont county, Ohio.
OF $24 600, has been held in $50, goo bail
te,answsr st G1nrt.
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New YORK, February;l4-Judgements
for about $1,000, ,0G0, and nearly S3,0O0,-
600 interest we're eobtained against VIM
VI. Tweed Yesterday. This makes about
S25, ,0o0, 900 now on record against the
* BJss.. 81
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3cYes, more q Iess.
6xid prop<rty 80 ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised Ct $3.50. AID may sell for two-thirds
OF said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale, one
third cash and balance on confirmation.
~; VIM. RRAD.
jan22 1895. gSherin n. C. o.
HuSrER 4 MALLORY, Att'yss
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SIMON CAMERON's LOVE LET
TIERS,
The widow oliver Exhibits Some
Of Them..His Dearest Mary.
Hartford Times.)


The Widow Oliver means fight, not
withstanding the story that she settled
with her gay deceiver, Simon Cameron.
She has been interviewed, and, for the
first time, talks about her case. She pro-
duced enough Of Simon's letters to make
the interview Interesting, and to convince
many that there is something in the case,
after all. One of the letters reads as
follows:
DEAREsr MARY: send you $50 to come to
Harrisburg. hope soon to be able to call you
my wife. U.
Another reads:
Ny DEAREST MARY: A hard day in the COM
mittce room has faiigued me beyond descrip-
ton, but even in my pain think of you and
look forward to the time when you will be
mine. to cheer me after the lahors of the day,
sad all my life with blessings. I can't come
around tonight, but send you some flowers, and
will see yoA tomorrow. Don't come to the
Capitol; wait at home for me. Affectionately,
SC.
Again he writes:
MY DARLING: There is prospect that I
shall go abroad. While am gone, be faithful
to the love you have promised me When re-
turn all will be we'll. will try and see you
before / go, and only write you briefly now.
Affeotionately, s. @.
The widows answer to this was:
DEAR MIR. c.: Oh, do come and take me
away. am afraid to stay here alone. 1 can
not bear the Thought Of your going abroad with
no one to take care of you. Oh. if you'd only
let me go along. Only tell me what steamer
you take and I'll meet you there. Please take
ne. MARY.
The following is also Of interest:
MK Don CAMERON: Your dear papa prom
ised to make me his wife. but now the in.
fueuce Of Miss - ianothor Department
clerk has tarnsd his heart from me. If you
would make your father marry me. will get
yon position in the Cabinet. Yours respect
fully, N E o.
Mrs. Oliver says that she is 50 years
old, and has heen married twice. From
the first husband she separated by mu-
tual agreement. The second husband
left her and went South, but never re.
tnrned. She thinks he is dead, but Is
not certain of 1t. ~
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woodsfieId. Feb. 10. 1878.

ga union Of hearts, a union Of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union of lands,
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER. y
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YEGETINE.

H. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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County Correspondence.

reported for The Spirit of Demooracy.)
Report
Of Buckhill Bottom School for the term
of one month, beginning January Is
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Louisa Harter. minor, by c. Cehrs, her
Guardian,
Anna Harter, ct al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08
HsIIoweII Post Oshce.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
al 339 and 800 p. M; closes at $40 A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at p. M.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted,
At 6.O6 ana 9.57 A. NJ; closes at 800 and
PM.
Litchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and SATURDAYS, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays,
T,esdays and THURSDAYS at P. NJ.
Office Hours from 7.30 A. M. to $50 +; M. AS
M mail arrives on Sunday, the Office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains
Z. ROWELL, P. NJ.
Hallowell. July l, 1873.