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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

The senate 10 day ordered bill to a
third reading, which provides lha, herear.
ter all stockholders in any incorporation
shall be Individually liable for the debts Of
such corporation. The bill provided at
first that ii should effect corporations in
existence, but this clause, on motion Of
Mr.. Ryan, was stricken out. A bill
las been ordered to third reading in the
senate, providing that after ls47. the diff.
ierent county CLERKS, probate justices, re-
corders, &c. shall be elected every two
years, instead Of! every t0nr, as now pro-
vided by law.
The house has been nearly all day oc.
cupied on Tie bill to lease the penilenliarv,
and consequently tie bill in relation to
the canal has not yet been up for discus
sion. This morning it passed through the
committee OF the whole without debate,
and is now before the house, and will
probably be discussed tomorrow. lis
late Is yet unknown, and am inclined to
think 1t will NEE, with some hard knocks
before 1t passes if i! passes at all. Did
tie bill require no more than a one mill
tax, there would be no doubt about its
passage; but as it is, am fearful of the
result
The governor has addressed letter TO
Messrs. Levitt and Davis enclosing the
bill reported on Monday by the commit
tee on finance, euquiring Of them wheth-
er, if the bill should pass, it would answer
the purpose. An answer may be expec.
ted on tomorrow, and should the bill be
satisfactory, it will add much 10 It's
strength.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

Agrdri0nism.- Among the petitions presented
to the senate of New York ON the LIST inst. was
one from public meeting held at rroton Hall,
in the city of New York, praying for mn net to
pu, al end to land monopoly, and tina, no man or
woman be hereafter permitted to hold more land
than is reasonable for single iarm
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tsoO,i---l'irst ISntri

Tho very best name we have yet seen suggest.
ed fora place in Dir. Folks cabinet. is that OF
SAMUEL MrpAur, Esq, Of tho Ohio Statesman
for Post Mcster General. hiseapacily, his euer.
ey Of character, his lahorous habits, his ntcgri,,
his practical knowledge, his devotion to the prin.
ciplos Of democracy, and the fact that he is a
western man, thoroughly acquainted with the
wants OF our people, form combination Of qua.
lilica,ions that will be found in no other man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

A very intelligen, gentleman, jus, from Spring.
field, informs US that II had been definitely asccr-
tanned the Jay he leIi there tina, there werc severa
members Of the Legislature who were noi appli.
csu,s TO President Polk for Office. The IN.
nounesmsnt Of the fac, produced . ,rsmendou,
10 rcitemsnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

This work Of which every justice of the peace
and constable should have copy, we understand,
can be had a, Walker and Hickling's in this
place. The edition is small, and it may be ad-
vIsabIc for those who need the work to purchase
soon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

The tco Com,t3.-We learn by our
exchange papers that two comets have
made Their appearance. and that one ot
them may be seen with the naked eye
early IN the evening presenting the APP
pearanre Of faint white cloud. in the s.
=. West, about fifteen degrees above the
horizon. II differs from all other comets
on record, excep, ,ha, Of 1929, in having
two tails. one reaching from the comet
towards The sun. and the other in an op-
posi,e Observation-Disclosures .adper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

The course the State Register at Springfield is
pursuing in reference to the canal Is rapidly re-
dceming the character of that paper, and placing
it on an emlnence which, being founded in truth
aud right, will be as permanent as it will be e1-
alpd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

Fatal DiSeaSe.-The Alton Telegraph states
that malignant disease has made It's appearance
in the "Sacm Meeting house Settlement" about
ten or twelve miles from that place, which is vul-
carly called the "cold plague" and not unire-
quently iuns its course in three days, sometimes
in less 1.-The patient is first seized by chill,
which usually lasts about two hours, and is sue.
ceeded by violent fever, attended with intense
pain in the head chest, or limbs. The sufferer
sometimes sinks under the fever which follows
the frs, chill; but most frequently under the &c.
cond. When the head or breast is attacked, the
danger is very great; but when the disease flies
from one part cfihe system to another, it may &c.
Morally be managed, especially it skilful medical
aid can be procured Immediately In one case,
where, after first attacking the limbs, i, settled in
the eye, this organ has been totally destroyed,
but the patient is gradually recovering
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

There is considerable complaint about the ma ongc.
ment Of The mails between here and Springfield
Letters from there seldom reach US ia less than
three or four days from the time they are mailed,
and frequently not in a week. People here are
disposed to lay the blame to the postmaster at
Peoria.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

Tho good people II Boston have within two
mon'h' made six irui'less attempts to 10 cleo, a
mayor. The trouble 10 to concentrate Q msiori,v
|of oil tho votes or ono man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21
hiiu0is State Ssauk.

The following abstract, of the condition
OF this institution, is taken from The re-.
cent report Of n. II. Purple, and laid
before the Legislature by Gov. FoRp:
Amour! Of real estate remaining
unsold, estimated a, It's
COST sl,O69,62s,ll
Amount! Of debts due the
bank on bills, notes. sus-
pended debts and real es-
tate 1901, 9OO,05
CLAIMS on the State subject
To adjustment under the
liquidation law. 100, 800 IA
stock OF the State Bank, la, 100000
Due by other banks, 6,39s,75
Votes OF other banks, ll,s36,OO
Specie, CLASS .G5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

Anoihsr.-Thcre is a rumor floating through
the papers that John Jacob As,or has it in con-
temptation to pay oil the Cro,on aquedac, debt,
on the condition that the water is forever herear.
-er to be free to the use of the citizens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

Manifecm Libsrohty-The Hon. Abbott Law.
renee, of Boston, has given the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars to the Massachusetts, Charitable
Mechanic Association. to aid in the erection Of a
Hall and the establishment, of free school there
in for the education Of apprentices in those bran
ches Of learning which may be most beneficial
to their several pursuits. The Boston Transcript
says; "This noble and princely dhnaton has been
accepted by the association, the Boot estate in
Bowdoin square purchased, aud a premium OF
$500 offered for the best design Of Hall, which
we trust will be of such a character as 10 reflect
honor on the association and he lasting monu-
ment of the industry, enterprise, and enlightened
IIberai,y Of the citizens of Boston"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21

be 50, bu, confess have fears on the subject.
No business Of importance was done in The Sc
nate to-day, and the house was occupied in the
discussion of The bill from the retreuchment COM
mitiec reducing the pay Cf state and county Of
icers. This bill will undoubtedly pass the house
with very few alterations Rrtunchmen, seems
10 be the order ithe day. and if a bill is passed
that viii accomplish the completion cf the canal
Iarprchend the people Of cur section will not
grumble even should some of 1ur worthy county
officers be obliged to close L,r Offices ra,i Of III,
time and engage in ulher pursuits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-21
Total

Amount of debt due by the
bank.
Circulation,
Certificates outstanding,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-07
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that petit n
will be presented TO The Commissioned rs
of Wysndut county, at their next session,
for view II county road, leading from
the east line Of said counly TO the town
of Upper Sandusky, commencing a, the
point where the east aud west sect'onsl
line intersects the east line of said conn
", between sections 81 and "a 10 town
ship 2, s. Il. Is E.. being Eden township
and running due west course on SAID
section lire one mile; thence Westerly
c curse on the most favorable ground, 10
the saiv town OF Upper Sandusky.
Oct. 18th le45.-1w4.
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s. PCkang's S Hotel.


FEHlIE Brick building formerly kept by
A. HAHN, at the southeast corner Of
the Pubiic Square, jucyrus, Ohio.
This commodio ious establis hman ut, located
ia tie centre of the business part of the
town, and in the immediate vicinity Of
the public buildings, has been fitted up in
good style. and is decidedly the most de
sirable resting place to be found for ,rav
ellers and those visiting the town on bmsi-
ness. This great advantage Of position
has encouraged the subscriber to make
permanent arrangements for the convent.
ence and comfort of his guests, whici
places this establishment iD advance Of al
competition.
The undivided attention of The subscri
ber Will be devoted to his business. Iii.
prices are graduated to suit the times -
No exertIon or expense shall be omittet
to secure ample provision for all the ne
cessary and proper accommodated o
his customers.
He would embrace this occasion to ex
tend genera! invitation to the old friend
and patrons with whom he fofmed ac'
quaintance While occtIpying the Eagl'
house in Bncyrus, to call and see him a
his new stand.
S. PICKING.
March 6, 1e44.-44-tf
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MARRIED.,

In Cary, OF tie 22th of October, hY
the Rev. l.. VI. Pounds, Mr.. NAPOLEON B.
GAREy TO Miss ELLEN, daughter OF the
Hon. William Brown, Of the above nam
ed place.
On the 18th September, ls45. by Ben
jamin Knapp, Esq. Mr.. MAcKeRAL ,o
Mss FASsY CARPENTER, all of Sycamore
ipwnship.
On Septem l6, BY the Rev Martin
weIch, M. GEeRGE lcEsToSE 10 Miss
HARRIET CONES, all vi Sycamore IT.
On October 4,h, by David Ellis, E,q.
Mr.. FRANxLIN GRrrrIru TO Miss Betsy
HuDsos, all Of Sycamore.
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o! sIssORs!i
NEW FASHIONS!

A Ill persons desi,ing the beauties and
fashions Of the world, can and will be
pleased by calling on the subscriber. As
he has just received from the city Of Phil
adelphia, the latest fashions Of the day, he
is we'll prepared to suit one and all In
MAKING CLOTHING.
He will do work on the neatest, best
and latest style, and cheaper .han done
at any other place in this section Of coun.
try. You that want work done will do
well by giving him call. as he is atteu>
tive TO business and punctual IN all his
promises.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-07
OSPECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer,

Now Published in Upper sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better org nization of the DEM
ocratlc party, is desirous of publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; while at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t will be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest IN
telligence.
In taking the responsibility Of publishing a
paper, practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it will
be governed, and in so doing, it is deemed suf
ficient when we say: it will be devoted 10
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni.
versal liberty, holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy Of protection, so long as
the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
fessed to be the governing principles of our
happy land--without distinction betw cen rich
or poor. Believing such we're not the gov
erning principles of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we sha j be found bat
Icing against all such men and measures.
1t is the intention of the editor to be Ier-
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set of men; and always willing to receive the
counsel of such as are desirous of prom oting
the good cause for which it is published to
vindcate, as the advice OF many is more like
" to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and holly Dfmocratjc, we not only take our
own opinion. but also the opinions Of the H.
lustrious who have promulgated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn of our rep
| uhlican ppvp rnmpnt.
The mechanical branch of the paper will
be neatly executed.
TERMS OF sUBsC RIPTIO
The paper will be published weekly,
per year; if paid in advance, at -. 80 O(
| IF not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 sc
For six months, if paid in advance. ! 0(
If at the expiration of six mont So. sc
The above terms viii be required, unless
tie publisher sees fit to make other arrange
ments.
Eppry Democrat in WyanGott and sur
rounding country, is constituted an agent, Il
get al least one good subscriber.
w. T. GILES.
September, 5th, 1s45.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there
1Nw,li he a petition presented 10 the
. 'n,nm,ssiuners Of Wyandot county at
tne,r mex, session, tor a review OF the
county road leading from Crawfordsvllle
,n Nj. Blanchard; commencing at the old
survey a, the east line of section six 70,
on SAID road: thence the most advisable
,uuie to the northeast corner OF The
nor,h.wes, quarter Of said section; thence
west alung said section line till 1t inter
sec,s said road again at jamestown.
uc,uber goth. lS45 SD. paid.
NAY PETITIONERS
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-07
Road Notice

n Office is hereby given. that there
/ Y will be a petition presented to the
Com missioners of WyandM county, at
their December term, pray ing tor the lo-
cation Of county road commencing al
The north west corner Of section one ~
on the the Nj. Blanchard and Crawiords.
vile road; thence south along the section
line ull il inlersecis the Stale road lead
'ng from Upper S.ndnsk, 10 Williams
town. Said road commencing aud iefmi-
VA ing IN The ownship Of Richiand
OcloJer 30th, 25i5.-S-tt. paid.
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PROCLAMATION BY TUE GOVERNOR.
FOR A DAY OF THANKSGIVING.


tn accordance with Il g pions usages Of
Christ aims, and with view Of impressing
unon all minds an humble and cheerful
submission to the Divine Ruler O. the Uni
Verse. and due sense Of our obliga ions
for his benefcence, the General Assem-
b1y of the State OF Ohio did, on the 18th
day Of March, A. ID. 1915, resolve, that
tile Governor be requested to issue, with.
in the present year. his Proclamation to
the citizens Of this State, recommending
othem the observance Of a day of Thanks.
giving TO Almighty God, for his blessings
to ns as people.
BY virtne OF the authority thus given by
the General Assembly, I, M. BARTLEy.
Governor of the State of Ohio, do dissig-
nate THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, to be oh
served as a day of humble PRAYER and
thanksgiving to Almighty God, through
out the State Of Ohio.
And it Is especially enjoined upon the
people OF the State, on that day to refrain
from usual temporal pursuits. and assem-
BILE themselves, and enga ge in the duties
of religious worshIp--,hat they devont!g
invoke the continuance Of those blessings
froii an overruling Providence, which
have hitherto been bestowed upon ms as a
State and Nation; and implore the Di
vine pardon for our forgetfalness OF mercy
and the frequent abuses Of the great priv
il.ges with which we have been ind"iged
In testimony whereof, ] have herennto
subscribed my name. and caused the
great Seal Of the State Of Ohio TO be
affixed, at Columbus. this gath day O.
October, A. d. le45, and in tie seven
tieth year OF the Independence Of the
United States of Amemrica.
NJ. BARTLEY.
By the Governor:
SAMUEi GALLOWAY, Sec'Y of State.
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Road Notice

NOTICES hereb, gv.n that there WA
be ptrsen'eh - the t|o'"pI',Iuhtts ~
Nyahdut G" At he r mex session, pei. "'
a county road. htt i"ntng Al 'ne t"ad lea0-
Ing froin M,.ls lsto Findiay. whete saiH
rna u crosses be old count, line between
Mariun aud II u rdln; thence north on 'he
lid line between IiardID and rawf"rd
counties as near as may he prac 'tcahl'' !"
the OLE, c. RI e. ut u arc, ok. and run tie"ce
north as neaI as n.a, te nh ,he "Io bue
between Hanc. ck aud Crawford, To initr'
sect the State r"ad leading from UPpei
Sanddsky to Williams
MANY PETIT ZION ERS.
october g, lS45.-3-4t.
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LAW ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester H. Mott,

A TrORNEY e. COUNSELLOR AT
IA LAW, and Commissioner I" take the
acknowledgements of Deeds and other m
s,,umepis under Seal, TO be recorded IN
Peppsylvaaia. will hereafter practice IN
The county Of wyandot, and the adjoining
COMMITTEES. lie will also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus
mess en,rust, to his charge. Deeds
Mortgage, a"~ other Instruments OF "ri'
ting. neatly and Correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandasky, wysndott
CO., Ohio. lseP'' d 'os"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-07
Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that there
~ will be petition presenter to the
Commissioners Of Wyandoi county. tor
the location OF county road commencing
where the rail road cruss.s the Nj. Blanch-
ard and Crawiu rdsviiie road; t.ehce along
The west side Of said rail road, TO the town
ofCsry; thence.. along tie west side ct said
rail road 10 tue Springvills and CraS.
iordssilie road.
October 80, ie45.-s-4t. paid.1
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ft- We give below the farewell of the
Wyandots, as written by an old friend
and sent 10 for publication. II is in our
opinion beautiful, and will be admired by
those acquainted with the Tribe, as il
probably speaks their true feeling when
abOu, 10 depart.
THE wYANDoT's FAREWELL r0 HIS
HOME IN OHIO.
Adieu to the graves where my fathers now
resi-
For must be going afar to the west;
I've sold my possessions, my heart fills with wo'
To think must leave them, alas must GO,
Farewell ye tall oaks in whose pleasant green
shade,
I sportel in childhood, in innocence played;
My dog and my hatchet my arrow and bow
Are still in remembrance alas must 60.
Adieu We loved scenes which bind me like
CHAINS,
Where on my gay pony Ipranced DER the
plains;
The deer and the turkey tracked in the snow
But now must leave all, alas must SO.
sanduskv, Tymochtee, and Brokensword
streams,
I ne'er more shall see you except IN my
dreams;
Adieu to the marshes where cranberries grow
Der the great Mississippi, alas must go.
Adieu to the road which for many year,
I trayel'd each sabbath the gospel to hear;
The news was so joyful and pleased me SO,
From hence where heard II, it grieves mt
togo.
Farewell my white friends who first taugh
me to pray,
And worship my Maker and Saviour eacl
day:
Pray for the poor Native whose eyes overflow
y With tears at our parting alas must go.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-07
Grocery s. Bakery

in the above named place. oie door south
of k,rhy's Hotel, whe'e the, may AT all
times be found, really. able and 'tii"g ("
sell Groceries an cheap AS the cncapes,. -
Among their assortment may be t"tnd
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Powder
Shot, Lead, ,Confectionaries, Bread, &c.
&c., aud all other articles generally KEEP
in retail Grocery. They hope ny s,ric
attention to business 10 meri, share U
public patronage
J. & ]. MYERS:
Upper Sandusky, Aug. 20, 1915.
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NoriCE IN CHANcERY.


'.'. s..''' .:::::....' :;;;;: +: 4 i s'''''',
John Aughinbaugb, Hugh Long, Samuel
Kenedy, Thomas Lord and James Stew
art. are hereby, notified that ON the sth
day OF August, ts45. the said Iorisa Fen
zell, led in the Court Of Common Pleas
within ami for the. county of Wyandot,
Ohio, a bill in cbancery against them; tho
object and prayer Of which bill is, 10 set
aside conveyance Of real estate MADE by
the said John Aughlnbsugh, viz: Lot No.
~, in Mer,nan's ID addiInn to the town
0f MerseiIles, 10 said county, convened
y, said John, tn the s,lJ iiugh Long, Lot
No. in the town Vf Bvwsheryiile, in said
.ota,y, cnuye,ed by said John to said
samuel Keneiy. fisra conveyance vi a
pa,, o SAID 10! No. 20, 10y said Long to
,ah Thomas Lord; aud a,soio obtain a
decree for i've sale Of said real estate AND
tie proceeds 20 he applied 10 the pay
men, of judgemen, recovered by your
pe:itio or against the said John, in the
court Of common pleas Of Marion county,
Dbiu, for 6 1850 90 aud costs. And also,
that ao account may he taken y the
srn,unt Of property and noney 10 tPe
hands uf the said Long. Kennedy, Lord
and Stewart, held by them IN fraudulent
trust Tor the said John; and that they b'
ccreed to pay the same TO your Peii''o"
er to apply upon her said judgment an'
costs. and for general relief, aud ihe sa't
defendants are hereby further notiaed
hat unless they appear and plead, answel
or de.nur To said hill within sixty days at
Ter ,hen mex, term Of said court, the sal
mptainant al the term next after the
expiration Of the said sixty days will ap
rb 10 said ccnr, to take the mat,ers o
: he bin as confessed and to decree there
IN accordingly.
ROW IL DURFEE,
Solicitors for CompPnt.
Nov. S, ls45. .-S-6t.
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March 6, 1e44.-44-tf.
Brandre THIS vegetable Universal Pills

Brandre THIS vegetable Universal Pills
BE wise. No time must he lost by the
use Of foolish remedies. such as bleeding
or mercury. for they both only inr "f the
evil day TO make il more f,tal. Evem in
infsmmatory diseases, bleeding ought me-
yer to be rrtoriPd tn. for in niue cases nni
Of ten il will take away the power # ma
tnre tn effect the cure, even when alden
by Brandreth's Pills. They can take nn
the impurities from the blood, hut ALA.
they cannot put new blnod into the body :,
this requires time. but they can regeuer-
ate old blood, bnt the old blood must be
there. II is at all tunes easier to eradi-
cate mercury from the system and restore
The mercurialized being to full health than
il is to affect the restoration of man who
has repeatedly been bled. Bleeding and
the effects Of opium are the greatest an
tagonists the Brandreth's Pills have TO
contend against. Let us therefore be
wise, and when sickness assaiIs us, ab-
stracl the disease out Of the blood mot the
blood out Of the body which bleeding does
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only pnrlfes
the blood, but they lessen the quantity al
the same time they make the quality bet
ter They only take tie worn out parts
from the blood, those which, if retained.
would be source bf disease. The gnpd
effects " ich are derived from Brandreths
P,ll, have O be tell To be believed. The
seeds If deCsN can be constant, eradica-
led BY Their use. aud the Principle Of
ilfe--the Riood-strengthened. Fhus
protracung vIgot Of bod, aud mind o a
period when we have been accns ONE 10
see the faitering step aud the enIeebled
intellect.
Bepare Of Ccunterjeig.-The following
are the only duly authorized Agents IN
Wyandat county.
ID. & W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky; 10.
seph Shorb Lutte Saudhsk,; W. u. Jones
& Go. Cary town; II Freet. McCutchen
vile; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shoe
man Crawford ip.
Oct. II, 1e45.-7w4