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In conclusion, the report says:

"The committee entertain doubt ihnt james Wnt-
Webb has been guilty Of breach Of the privilege
ofthe House, but they also unnnim ousy In the
opion that IL there be any real ground believe that
a conspiracy to assassinatc actually existed, set
forth In that atrocious PAPER drawn up by him. Agncd
by Daniel Jackson and William ". Morrell, sworn by
the latter, ard published in the New York Courier anil
Enquirer he he en to the chastsement of the courts
Of law and public opinion, and that the House will
suit its dignity and the public interests by besto
ing upon him 10 farther notice."
Mr.. Grenncll in behalf of himself and Mr..
Rariden, members Of the committee present.
cd n written statement Of their views. which
he asked might be printed with the report.
Mr.. Elmorc, not being able to agroc either
in the report ofihe majority or minority, ask.
cd leave TO present in writing his own views,
and that this paper might be printed witirihe
rest.
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From the N. v. Commercial Advertiser Of Mopds,
Very late from EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAM PACKET.
Yesterday the packet ship George
Washirgsen, Capt. holaredge, arrived
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
the e6th Of Merch, to which date in.
elusive we have received our files Of
English papers. The George Wash
ingtcu has on board nearly million OF
dollars in specie.
This morning early, the steam packet
ship Snras arrived from Cork, having
sailed on the evening Of the fourth OF
April. We are indebted to her COM
mander, Lieut.. Roberts, of the r. N
TO the consignees, and to our several
correspondents, for London papers to the
lst of April, and Liverpool TO tho Cd,
both inclusive.
We understand that although tho ST.
rius has had very boisterous passage,
tho boat performed admirably.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
INDIANA PALLADIUM.
n.V ,1ORyIvG, NOVEMBER -, 1895
FOR PRESIDENT
IMAM HENRY HARRISON.
~. the decision ofthe National COnven-
IN. Ne held by the wings OF the Z. states.
ROBERT DALE OWEN.

ia, bo,ss. confession is good Cor ,ho SOUL
,ho have read. in the last number OF the
Yoilan an article from Robcrts Dale Owen IN
b our remarks IF the Goth uitimo, will ex
am US but Il brief rojoinicr. Ii is repug-
I'D all ouf feelings To pursue an opponent
An pleads Tor mercy. We copy two para
Etom Mr. Owen:
II 10 the ,irst place. rs regards controversies
tsoa the subject of theology and Other mat
4ech the spirit of oar institutions Wisely
2ar,s from politics, the editor of the Paiia-
|ay readily put his finger upon here'icai
i knts from NV pen: though he will find
llmost uniformly expressed in the shape oil
pto the grounds Pocmlcs have Tor their
hos, rather than III any expression OF opin-
aIher positive or negative. ct my OWL
&c to confess also, that, 1t he manages MS
hons well. carefully picking out the most
ng bits of heterodoxv. disconnected from
caex, and unaccompanied with all quality
lsipana,,on, 1t will, for The time, stir up GER
degree Of prejudice against Robert Dale
"a
since am in the confessionri, viii go Earth
pad admit, as have once before had occasion
1, thaf some eight or ten wears ago. was
shaf ultra IN my notions Of moral and point
s'o'm. Is tins a grave offence? In the fresh
&anguino season OF early youth, the warm
#eaon OF what ought to be. too often excludes
%sa perception OF what is. But, IN that
s3as the head. rather than the heart, which
md the experience of after years only too
rings US to the unweicomc conclusion,
- IA faP a., than "a r
II Mo Distinguish deficiencies than 10 supply
Tic enthusiasm which. like charity. 'hop-
esags and bcieveth all things" that gen
ssasiasm which would trust much Ia moral
u. illegal restraints, and almost dreams that
70 the human breast NAV supersede that
81 sstute Booll-that Is a fault, which. ii a
"a but walk through the world with his
Sears open. must, as William Pitt once
rs youth. ''bc mending every day"
se are better or happier men for the
sisdom that teaches us the knowledge OF
aevi, and opens our eyes upon human so
aall It's naked imperfections. may well be
%. But we are cured, at the least. OF
selfsuthciencv. and we gradually lose
= Tor propagandism.
st that if the Editors of the Palladium
aae the trouble to 60 hack eight or ten
- look over the files of the Free Enquir-
The New York Daily Sentinel, he may
OF ultraism in some oil, my opinions
7acoxy in others"
ven has mistaken our disposition if he
~ mat we are disposed to interfere with
@ opinions of any indivi dual. We have
IN Mr.. Owen as the editor of the Free
II 'ne Daily Sentinel and the itincrant
OF Fanny Wright. In which capacity
r our opinion of his character; but if
= come DER the spirit of his dreams"
wy Will we draw the mantle of charity
u'oss Of youth and inexpcrience. We
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

MvilIe; voted the Democratic ticket cannot
read English
Peter SHeyder. slcora.-Was born in France.
came to this country IN lS2S. little before this
time of year; voted the last election 10 Mill
vile; have never been naiuraiiZed; John Frank
gave me the ticket, and voted the ticket ne gave
me; supposes it was a gold and siluer ticket, but
does not know certainly; he was born where gold
and silver was, and he still liked il best; SAYS he
voted for arIstocr at: to the question whether II
democratic ticket, he says II was some kind
of crat, he could not tell what kind; guesses il
was the same kind Of ticket that voted by
the res, of the
Peter Bayrant. sGrorn-Nas born In France
came to the United States about Is months ago;
is 4S years old has never been naturazed. but
would like to have one; lives In MIllvllle township,
and voted al the last election voted the Democra-
tic ticket voted such a ticket as this, (he Van
Bnren ticket being thrown hitn)
Constantine Toisard slrorn-Nas born IN
France came to this country about . years ago;
has never been na;uraized; voted at the last
election does not know tho names of the persons
he voted for; John Frank gave him the ticket. and
he voted the ticket he gave him; 1t was a printed
ticket; he did not read ii; cannot read English
was the same as that. "a Van Blren ticket being
thrown TO hm) Mr.. Frank stated to him to vote
for Jackson, and told him that ticket was voting
for Jackson.
Ja8les Murdoch. siporn.-Was born in Ireland
came this country four years ago the 18Th Of
June. have never been naturalzed; voted at the
last election in Mil!vie township; voted the De-
MORA nc ticket; voted this ticket, "a Van Buren,
ticket being shown him.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
SENATORS ELECTED.
ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS

This election in Massachusetts took place on
Monday last. and has resulted in glorious tri-
umph of the anti-sub-treasury candidates. The
following particulars are taken from the Boston
Atlas. The Hon. r. B. Berther, conservative
member of congress from. Bristol district, has has
lost his election. The II gallon law, and some
other local causes. have produced this result.
Ii, Middlesex district, Mr. Parmea alters. there
has been no choice. In the next trial MIR. r.
will doubtless be defeated
THE ELECTION We present this morning re
turns from 116 towns. which give Everett 36.014,
Morton 1885. Majority for Everett S1S4.-
The counties to beard from will give him about
1000 more. making his majority in the state a.
bout $4,000. Last year his ma jority about
5000 larger, but then the lofocos made exer-
tons 1t will be seen that the vote for Everett
Is larger than 1t last year. The Wings
have done nobly throughout the state, consider
ing the divisions in their ranks produced BY the
license law.
The senate will have large ma jori,y of wings.
6 in Suffolk 6 In Essex. 6 in Worcester, , In Ply
mouth. l in Nantucket, in Barnstabie. and
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

From the New York Times, Nov. II.
OBITUARY NoTICE.-Dicd on Wednesday last
the 9TH of November curious nondescrIpt. tor
some time naturalized amongst us, but originally
from France, where 1t was born during the reign
Of terror. On being expelled from that country
for its crimes it visited these states where alter
remaining for many years in disguise, and I'M
known, II suddenly emerged from seciusion under
new name. Shortly af.eri its appearance amongst
us this misshapen abortion, an InfIdel IN religion,
and jacobin in politics, was takIn into the pay
and service of government, its duty beng 10 roll
a huge and ponderous ball throug n the different
states of our republic, but after with difficulty pro-
pelling the sluggish burthcn through Ohio and
nsylvania, on reaching New York 1t found II
to the resistance to It's fnrther
Dropress. and gave up the ghost in convulsive
but impotcnt struggle TO keep 1t moving. Doctor
Cambrelenc was present during its dying agonies,
and exhibited much feeling on the occasion, but III
vain II persisted in spite of his lamentations. 1t Is
understood the funeral will shortly take place from
Tanmany Hall. on which occasion Ely Moore
has been requested to lead the procession and Mrs
Darusmont will pronounce the funeral oratio:I.-
We omitted TO state that post norton eXamina-
ton of the body had been made, from which IT
was ascer,aned that the immediate cause %; death
was fatal epidemic called conservative terer.
The following conversation took place few
DAYS 100 between two ddrhies:
| "Haloo Sambo. WHARF you gwne in SIGH COM
foozicdom hurry?
''Wv Mike, is dat YOU! how you is?-didnt you
hear de noos, Sanbo?'
ssNo. Mike. watts in dc wind now p
! '.Wy one ob de srangest tings is happen'd dat
YOU ebber see. lheer'd man say. Jfst now, dat
de editor OBJ de Ieffersoniing dyed in dc uooi,
and Is jist gwine up to see!'
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o.,,o,d.ncc OF the National Intelligence.
New YoRK, Nov. II.


New YoRK, Nov IL.
=. heen aoi.ated to-day BY riii'oF'
y" Of which dare not dc'ai', as may
is confidently stated however.
n". and most distinguished oiiicef oil
this CITY who received his appoint
ss" canoraI Jackson, and VINO was, ana
~" ,;n,,e friend, is dcfaulter to the
=, ooO OOO-the greater part OF VINCE
faygrben he was deposi,ing the puhi'c mo
n. Inc new snb-trcasnry arrangements
1e..o-;,;es in Washington. or since 'ney
L I ''ho custody Of the public money. In
o,;r;nc so much caution. do mol
a.ry 70 say more but one OF ms ooaos'heh
= .oos;dered d ruined man, and the o'her
h,s saved himself by leaving himsch
u.mhI;,. late Miss Medina, the author OF
Of LaGltc, Rienzi, &c. was i"nnd
80, a.. poro;ng. Mr.. Hamhiin was late
4 the Bowery Theatre.
III |. . whole acre or more Of news from
i The British regiments are marching
u,.,eaI upon the Insurgents. No oeclS-
1 ..,.a has taken place, however. ne NJ
/ -, ,,s said to number 5000. l nave o''
/ ! s.a hcy will be routed in this rcheiiioh'
a. ,,a 4 sedi,ion are sown broadcast
's..Jaory has currency in this city that
h. Mrurh n Neapolitan agent, pays 'he
,ass Insurgents bills.
Iarr,rr The Post this evening gives me
I'M. cy-Collcc,or Swartwout as me grea'
H. Mr.. Swartwout is now IN Engiain.-
.urlies, OF course, are ruined. Inc fos'
|J,h;s would not have happened under
|,,,ary. The most Of the default has hap
since Mr.. S. deposited tho public money!
! Hoyt now deposites his, III sPeclai dcpos-
his own account. II Is the sub treasurer
legs the Government loses by--nol inc
=.
,swar,wou,'s friends cay he has retained IN
ads this money to protect him against SUITS
re pending.
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d;e;cu,ties, and that he could see
= ;a.erpose, thus leaving the parties 70
Iss'! ,;o, Of the captured Mormons pre-
IF great difficulty. They are gene
ta'sc isas. they have but little money
80, besides their stock and crops 10
ns."If from starvation. As it is, we sus-
[s'S.. are very much abridged. Inc
- s..ral thousand troops IN their VI
- h,vc reduced them greatly inc
$50 il is given outs TO remove them
Who will advance the funds or
49, coosummate such measure! And
n,sey be sent! Their numbers exceed
men. women and children! Are
- .eople----witaout any means, ana III
ITO he thrust upon the charities
osva, or Wisconsin!
~, ~, the leaders are to be put I" trial
$40 may be a trial. and that the trial
Ses u most thorough, rigid AMI 'mpar
4 stD ',,on into the origin and progress Of
,s'.i;oary comsnotion. We hope that a
sars..s,a,ion will be applied to the guilty
~ Ills only in such way that the
-. and the people OF this State can
lives in a just and dign'iied attitude
s;s,er governments and fcliow-citlzons
's ian Il Daily Erening Gazette.
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RIVER, MARKETS, &C.

The rive r still continues to rise, and at 5 o'clock
Yesterday 81 feet above low water. By per-
sons arrived to-day from Louisville, we learn that
the Kentucky river, and all the streams emptyIng
into the Ohio between Cincinnati and Louisville.
arc running full. Boats from above report fail
of several feet at Pittsburgh Steamboats, are
hourly arriving and departing loaded with freight.
The landing from Broadway to Main ST. is Incl
with boats receiving and discharging freight
Every thing wears the Appearance of active bu-
sincss The side walks crowded with boxes
and bales of goods, and country merchants who
NAV visit the city will find difficulty in sup
pl wing themselves with all kinds of merchandise.
The weather is now clear and cold, The Their
nometer standing 81 deg above Zero.
The late rise in the river has brought mos, OF
the lots of groceries that have been delayed IN
the ports above. But the small proportion usual
~ brought from that course affords but indife-
rent supply. the chief supplies coming from \.
Oi4eans have not vet arrived, and the market OF
course is but poorly supplied.
Cofee-A few hundred bags RIO have arrived
from above, and is he'd at Ice
Teas-Eave come in freely, and are selling at
former prices, viz: Young Hyson, So; Imperial and
Gunpowder, SOas5.
Nails and Iron-No supplies of these articles
have yet como In, but are daily expected Prices
will be one cent higher than formerly.
GIass-No S-by-lO in market, but arrivals are
looked for.
Mo!asses-None in market.
| Sugar-SmaIl supplies. Sales IN hhds &c.
in bbls. l4c.
To5acco-No. /, Kentucky manufactured IS
held bv manufactures at Il cents by siEge keg
Va - cents
FYour-This article since our last report. has
advanced from so to rs cent. per Dbl. Yesterday
sales were made at the Canal, from boats. at ST.
rs. and some small lots at S6,S7i. Yesterday at
5 o'clock holders were demanding 81. There was
bu, one arrival Yesterday by Canal at ) o'clock
sales from stores 81
IVhiskey-This article has advanced 8 cents
on the gallon. Sales were made yesterday from
boats at 400 cents: from stores 4 cents
1Cincinna;i Gazette.
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NOTICE,

NtE Sabcrseef takes shs sneto - n.oEni his
ers TIE public generally. Is asv re -snunieI
xi,a ,yorkren OF superior order aai prepared ns
facture BOOTS and SHOES good be had in tn.
western country lie has recently dischagel all
cases he ha. and il determined employ any more
Of The tfibe he is determined /, pay the high
his Joufpeyne and have the of
work nade: having bsen Brought the business himself
thinks that he plhic 10 good article
a. can purchased elsewhere tie wesd therefore
saw to the country AMI all Rho purchase boots
an! shoes cheap wili 10 we'll call and
HENRY :. tRoCkER.
NoE. lIIh, lS.sS. 4S-l
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conceived that when Mr.. Owen became the ora
Gle Of the Administration party in Indiana, he had
left the private paths of society and had entered
upon the broad highway of politics, and as poll
tician alone, have we spoken of him. However,
as he is SD anxious to be still considered private
citizen we dismiss the subject for the present; re-
serving our right to embrace any occasion hefea'-
ter, to show the affinity between some sentiments
which we have marked in bis early publications,
complete files Of which now have before US,
and the principles he advocates as member OF the
Van Buren, party.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24

IMPORTANT TREATY WITH THE MIAMI INDIANS.
We have been furnished with the following ex-
tract of a letter from Col. A. c. PEPPER Indian
Agent. TO gentleman OF this place, BY which, it
will be seen that important Treaty has iusI
been made with the MAN, Indians. Th.. land
purchased Is said 10 he equal. If not superior TO
any IN Inc State = WAYNE County Chronicle.
-FoRKs OF THE WABASH.
November :, 1883.
Sta. nave fi4u ,aouoI ~ State. that : Treaty
with the Mlan.es was entered INTO and signed
Yesterday. b this Treaty the Indian title 10 The
following tracts Of country Will be eStlRguishea.
viz: Commencing on the Wabash at the Western
boundary of the Big Reserve. thence running
South five miles thence Eas, tn the Mfssissinewa
river, thence up the said river TO the Eastern
boundary OF the Reserve. thence North along the
Eastern boundary 10 the Wabash, thence down
the Wabash 70 The place of beginning .-And also
the six mile Reserve on the Wabash below the
Fofks--ihc Ten mile Reserve at The mouth Of the
river Aboite-the Seek Reserve Eel River,
and the Reserve on a Creek called Flat Rock
Making altogether conside rably more than two
hundred thousand acres Of as valuable lands IN
pon, OF soil and locality, rs any in the State.
The above purchase. If ratified, will cost he
Government n lutte less than two dollars per
ere. Ii was impracticable to negotiate this trea-
" without allowing the Chiefs to make some Re
serves. It's provisions IN every other particular
am persuaded. such rs Will produce no en-
barrassnent TO its ratification.
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Executors sale.

WILL be sod az 'o; sale on SS;hda5, e. nay
w the 2ist day of l2th mo. (Dec.) at the late
residence of John smith deceased, III the borough o Ken
mond larpe amount Household and Kitchen Furniture
"a soe otber articles Terms made tbs day OF
sale Sale TO commence 10 O'Clock said day, when
due attendance will be given by
~ JOHN poor. Executor.
a.,h dots
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new GOODS.
szER AIElE0N & MlsIsIzs

RE lust receiving the Eastern cities their stock of
"a Fail Wintsr goods, embracing good and hand
has been brought this market
Cloths of different qualities and coors Cassmeres vctorn
stripe Cassnetts. and different articles for
French and English Mernoss, of almost any aoo- and
ra,y Bomboze;ts, Splendid Merlno Shawls
erino and Tibet plain and figured silks
plain Gro De Naples various colors Galieoss Irish Lin
ems Lawns and diapers, &c &c. Their assortment ~
that thew hope please fastdiou and
prices. they will be low. rery low for cash.
D;ch,no,I 0ith 46-tf
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Taken UP,

. Ind black Cow, marked with smooth crop OF
OF the right swallow fork i'll the left other
marks perceivabe and supposed be eight nine
wears old red Cow, with white the inside OF her
mind legs the mock joints, and white her bsy, no
other brands supposed to be four years
old Appraised twelve dollars piece, by Thomas Da-
viscn and Samuel Ruble
| do certify this a copy from my Eslray Book
THOMAS VIMBROJGH,J p.
Nov 04-b IS3S 46-2t
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EpEREEC & Al

WIZ Ill L sold 81 public sutton. Monday the o6li
w day ihis inst. (Novenber the late residence
James G. IanNhead deceased, three miles nnrh-west of
Rlchmon. this follow property Horses, Cat,e, Hogs
Sheep, " hea; Oats Corn, Farming utensils, household
and Kitchen ftrniafe, wagon, harness, and variety
OH articles. sale 10 O'Clock. a credit
ofn months sill be gvoo all
purchaser glf!ns upt0 aPprov cd security.
b. SFRAWBRiDGE, Admir-.
:. lS.>S.
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PRAcrrcA1 PREacH1SG.-I have often thought
that our ministers Of the Gospel would render
much more good service to society IT they wonio
preach more practical sermons. Instead OF de-
scan;ing all the time on doctrInai points ana mat
tcrs entirely spiritual, would they they give their
hearers more frequent admonitions and advice
resnectine their Intercourse with their fellows
would they exhort them TO be honorable and just
in their desIincs-to be punctual in their engage
ments-to pay sehat they o~c-and not be re-
gardIess of the exten, to which they involve
themselves. in pecuniary point OF view, sneh
tics That distress. and modification and cha
arir will be their deserts if any other course
Of conduct is pursued than the straightforward
one
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Executors Notice.

TENIE undersigned has taken of the PROBATE Court
ettsrs testamentaIy The estate of John Smith as
ceased late Wayne County, lnd therefore II becomes
his ,y 10 inform all persons indebted said
Immediate payment; and all thoss having
claims against same, present them legally autheni'
Gated for ssttlemen, within year from this date he
estate is supposed 70 be solvent. 49,
JOHN POOL, Executor.
Eleventh mo- 9th 1888. dots
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ALL HAIL new YORK!
c. c. CAMBRELENG ROWED UP SALT
RIVERA

The following returns from the New Yok elections
copied the Times. They soul cheering, and call
shouts OF JOY from thu hearts of American resnen
And there is MASSACHUSETTS, noby has she fought
and gloriousy mas she conquered.
ELECTIoN.-The returns nearly complete tie.
but the majorites cannot yet be arrived at with
certainty It is admitted on all sides that MIR.
Stewards majority over governor Marcy exceeds
10000, and that Mr. Bradish is elected over ieu''
gov. Tracy by about the same ma o:ity.
The returns for senators complete, sew
out of the eight elected are opposed to the
sub-trcasury viz: six Wings one Conservative
and one locotoco.
In the assembly the returns show the election
ofS2 wings and conservatives, and 16 locoiocos.
being gain compared with 1885 of Is members.
In Join; ballot the opponents the administration
will have majority of 81.
We repubish the list OF members OF Congre IS
with such alterations have come TO hand. The
representatives. in the present congress from this
state are 80 admins traton, and 10 opposition.
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FyNfE Subscriber offers oz sale reasonable TERMS two
\ new DWELLING HOU SIS, surpassed by none
r nea1e-s and they being compeisy mn
sha and having excellent cellars and good They
arc North Eas; part OF the OF Richmond
For further particulars enquire OF
AQUILA JONES.
p;.,,ro,l RIO y t,b diff
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November :. 1SH8.
ksroadc.o.s,s. e,assIEnercs, &c.

"A EORtIScON X rlLOR, have just received A., adj
We dtou their stock of Cloths Superior PHO,
and Bearskin for over-coat. roadcloths almost
ovorv color quality: Cas>mars plain, stripped and
olaid, OF different Guass Satnet,s, general assert
meat; leans aad Iinssys. Call AMI examine before ru-
chasing elsewhere
Eleventh M 1883. SIn
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FIVE PER CENT. DISCoUSrM

II. persons indebted he subscriber, are A"reSy
tilted, tha, ,hey cannot have loaser Indulgence on
are already dus. such ars my
ronsy, Ehat must have i, II 1T he had
viii maze ascoslt II rae per rek all moaies row
due become dae provided the
paid before tae 15sh Dee. nsx-or Ell that IS
'pdt4 az .st :sne. soEarbGs Most feg eosts aaas M
DETERMINED 70 - Z, rta.otst rcsseef 10 rertens.
IRWIN REED.
Richnsessa Nov. l.. 1888 [Jeaersoa!ss, ce2Yl l5t(