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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
NEW STORE
a n D NEW PRICES!

"a n D NEW PRICES!!
All BLAND & BUTLER'S OLD STAND.
THSHE Subscriber is now opening Gen.
Y u eral Stock of FRESH STAPLE and
II & NtGX q CD Cd I'D s
In the Staple Goods line he is selling Shirt
ings from TO l6 yards for 81 90,
Prints or Calicoes from 2 10 16 wards fnr s
Brogans or Negr" Shoes. from G2 10 S 25.
Good Sugar and Coffee $40 per 100 his.
In the Fancy Goods line lie is selling Nous
Inns DE Lane from I2t to rs cents per ward.
Plain and Ombre Shaded, Cashmeres De
Ecosse from 80 cents to 81 IS per yard.
Plain or Fancy Silks from ST. 10 So per
yard.
Those wishing bargains will please call and
see them.
r: C. FOWKE.
Edgcfeld c, II. January IA If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
Bargains ! Bargains !!
, .rs.asly Reduced Prices

AT sIgCslfHy escNesCSe
yuyuE Subscriber desirous OF reducing ms
,.eiJ selected Stock, which consists OF u
-',..,~.,, rsshr,meut, takes this lnethun OF IN
sn,m;no.his friends; customers ana the P"c''e
ye,er,ty. thathe has come to 'he cohc'uSion
sot m b. andcrsold. whch cannot fail TO give sat
;sI,cIi.n to those who are lad 10 see the iirSl Oh
re and have uooccasionto 10 pay large
I,;us ;rrr zone wear to. buy aitnsether iof
c,sh and svl,1 will see The difference.
ans,,s o,her articles can be iohnu
Cnf;cocs-at q! cents, worth O. 5s@s.
Dn. ~ g. isft'ttl ~.
Do.s il - iif ,e
Do. l2a TO-
a full assor,ment3ne all kinds ot poneS''cS
ladies SHOES from so cents np hsner''
cbildren,s slluesal % cents worm 20.
Naaro,Shoes from 624 10 Is.
a ],rse assortment, OF Ready Made Cto'a.ng
.ons;s,i,,e, Of Pants. iSinsle'sDoneie bieas'eu'
M ;Sa,in vests aud Coats f-alidesctlplo"s' no
1t;entienen'st tlaisat 81 70, wer'l' s ? 20. !,
CofFec.ad Sugar 10 lbs: lsr 81. ; !.
A, general assortinento OF " cfocheiy ' w., -
Caps and 5ancers ut 10 GEMS pc. s:.,i
Cafoiina ludigosa good ariieie, 1t o% 'e'''''
worth 81 ~. =, .,,9i .,s
SrTch, spIshdi.tariiriie = ! y ems.
Coffee siits; at aaawos,h o.,i, OH
Cotton. Cards, a good article NJ A32, worth
s cisaTs.T Tohaceo. 'Fpys, Waters. &c.
Win:er siraiued Lamp Oil5al 81 l2A wortii
IS CANDIES. CANDtEs!!
Ina: rceeiped one Guudrc Land, fifty pounds Of
Psnner,nii. Lemon, &c, nj IS cents per lb.
ro,eann,erats every. article would De too te'
iIions!,a Call on him, see the Goods and satisfy
ourselves ,ha. you will find that hest bar
gains maybe hnd qt -, t,,,', Moa,N n,,ol y
Cheap Cash Store, opposite, Pianler 'to,o
Edeefe!d {. H. January Ii II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

&sa5 l,:si;: ~. JOHN CoLGhN.l
N. q 5AlIiIpse indebted TO me eitberby
Nnte or Account are requested to make I'M
mediate pa,Is1sat..@ -. :: j. C. Is
Jan 8 2 q 3. 80, 49,: so tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

GFWe arc authorized To- announce
LEVI r. WILSON, asa candidate Tor The
ofice of TaxC Collectoratthe nexteIecIion.
Feb, % ts s $50 3 8 s.;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

Remaining in the Post Office on The
3lst December.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31

OsgOOd's Indian ChoIogosue.

NHE Proprietor OF this admirable medicine
Il now so celebrated and well known through
out Iowa a certain and safe specific fpr Fever
and Ague. remarks in relation its capabilities in
other diseases. that Dyspepsia aud Indigestion in
a new country il usually the result u MALAYSIA
as is shown in the sallow complexion which 50
often accompanies these complaints. aud they are
almost invariably cured by the use of the Choio
gogue. In all complaints Arising from the same
morbid causes as Fever ana Agne this medicine
is a % rfcct and safe remedy. For sale by
apr % 'I5 J. +. TALLANT. Water ST.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Notice.

VvHE undersigned have Just opened a Livery
i Stable in the rear of Corse & Harriman's
Coach Factory, where they intend keeping a,
all times good and general assortment of horses
and carriages of every description, to suit the
public; and they hope by faithful attention 10
business to merit share of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the week
would do well to give them call before engage
ing elsewhere; for they pledge themselves TO
keep on hand at all times, plenty Of good prov
ender, and good and attentive ostlers. No pains
shall be spared TO render general satisfaction.
MEDALLION, CORSE s. Co.
: may Is '44-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Oh Yesl Look IIere:I

OH HVSJ LUOK KHGTeU
"M. GARRETT co. have on hand a
w large assortment of
Dry Goops, HARDWARE, QuEENsws RE, Doors,
SHOES, READY MADE, LorHfSG, HAS,
CAPS, SADDLES, BRIDLEs, Iron,
NAILS, GLASS, &C., &C.,
Which will be sold cheaper than ever, to make
room for their Fall Goods. tall and see before
you buy. No trouble to sho,c goods.
aug % 40
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
DICH cashmere e'cossa, for ladies', dresses.
IL do Repp do do do
Fine gala plaids, all wool;
Bpk and hg'd dress silks, a splendid asst:
Rich silk, cashmere and turkeine shawls:
PLAIN and plaid woollen and cloth do
Rich embroidered do do do
Best quality French kid gloves;
inc linen cambria bdkfs;
New style woolen scarfs, latest fashion.
Silk mitts and gloves, all qualities;
Bl'k and cold cashmere, ST k and cotton
hose, &c, &C., for sale, by
sept ~ 10 WE. COOLBAUGH&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
MIN and Cross Cut saws,

rTNHE Subscriber has on hand, and offers for
u gale 4. the Cincinnati pricct, 310 feet
of Mill Axn Cross Cur Saws
~ 81 D. MlNTlRE
Importer of, and dealer in China Glass and
Hardware. ra 4# Ha38 M
jan4, AS,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Fancy Articles.

a VARIETY of fancy, JET and gold neck
~ laccs; trench cut shswl and br.
pins, Jet and pearl shirt studs, hair pins, Sc.s
Just opened and for sale cheap, w
sxeef4s4s s. J. e. L.auM.aN
81 saaas4 vsaf@s sssssy SIS e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Shawls.

lust received large and splendid assortment,
y OF saawls, almost all kinds. for sale, BY
sept Do As GARRETT u co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Cloths and Cassinleres

l. XTRA heavy piIo, cloths;
IL Blue. black. mixed and cadet bread cloths
Fine bine and black cassimere;
Rich fancy Cashmere, latest style, a splen
did assortment for sale cheap.
sept ~ as IF. COOLBAUGH co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
SLIGO IRON STOnr

.noa SLIGO IRON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, 3 URLiNGroS.iaf.
RoN-Flat, square and round, assorte ::
i plough slabs, plough wings, ava sS s,aes;;
Stecl--Cast, German, American b,i,te,
iish blister, German and spring, as,a..e
sizes. 90 @ssofted
Ssores-lrproved Premium, and Yankee N.s-
Coos Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Boy. ' !" y,
and plates, different sizes. io,t,
.atso-Jswett's Improved Patent Cary plo,.,.
vaF Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet.iron' 0Ssns,
Wire, Nails and Casting Of ever, w., i ~
cription. asa 0es-
h. a full supply Of the above af,ices Away. Oh
~ $3.50. HUDSON E. BRIDGE y
apr 20 40 JOHN G. FoorE. A..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Consumption of the Lungs,

OsaSsaesA RaAVu1 Va sAAC AtakASSS
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, ASTHMA. BRoScHITIS,
PAINoR WEAKNESS OF rnE BREAST OR LUNGS,
CHRONIC CoUGH. PLEuRIsY, HEMoRRHAGE
OF Lungs, AND Ait AFFECTIONS OF
THE PULMONARY ORGANS.
A MONG all the famous medicines for con-
IA sumption, none seems to be meeting
with greater success, or gaining higher rep
| utation than that most wonderful article,
Wsstdy's Balsdm of Wild Cherry. That il stands
| at the head of all other remedies is now uni
| versally conceded. Ii has cured thousands
| upon thousands, Of all classes, in cases Of the
| most dang rously consumptive character. and
physicians of the greatest eminence, through
out our whole country. unhestetngly rec
ommend it as the most powerful curative Of pull
mo1ary diseases in the whole range Of phar.
| macy. The sales in the western state have
thus far been unparalleled, ana III e most graz
tying proofs of its efficacy have been receive
ed from every place where it has been used.
Thousands Of consumptire patients have AREA
ia surprising excellent and amazing power
| The remarkable success Of this balsam is no
doubt OWN Z, in great measure, to the Pc
| cnliarly agreeable aud powerful nature Of its
| ingredients. Iii a fine herbal medicine, COM
posed chiefly Of wild cherry bark and the
genuine Iceland moss, (the latter imported
expressly for this purpose, Ohe rare medical
virtues of which are also combined ~ new
chef ical process with the extract of fire
thus rendering The whole compound The most
certain and effcacious ever discovered for
| Consumption of the Lungs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
100 Pieces Prints.

BEAUTIFUL patterns, on hand and for sal,
ID at a small advance on eastern cost
aug % '45 VIM. GARRETT 6 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
CaInhrics.

Nh PIECES plain striped and barred Can.
~ bries, Jaconetts. Musiins. &c, for MI, 4.
july IS 'l5 KiMBAIIo!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Edge Tools.
QueensWare.

FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
HNHE subscriber having selected his stock
expressly for Spring and summer use,
would call the at ention of his customers and the
public, as he WARRANTS all his articles to be
fresh and good. or no sale. He has just received
so or. French Quinine,
100 lbs. Gus, Camphor.
SEQ lbs. Epson Salts,
SO lbs. Magnesla,
loo lbs. pure AT. Cayenne.
50 lbs Bayberry Bark.
100 lbs. Fest Peru~,an Banks. together with
every article IN his line, for sale lew. by
apr as J. r. TALLANT. Water ct
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
MaCkerel

MaCkerel.
, BRLS. No. Black Island, large fat, 70
, sale. by kIMBALL & co,
aug % AS #s 6Esf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware
| ~ and hairs,

Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware
~ and Chairs,
Valley Street, 6etrecn Main and Water
Streets, Burlington, Io,ca.)
for past favors, would res
i pectfnlly iiform the ci,izensof Bur.
ling,on and It's vicinity tina, they have nov
on hand general assortment Of all.kinds O.
Cabinet Ware, including Bureaus, Tables
Stands. Beds,eads, &c. &c. &c. Also:
@HH IA II HR -
aEA OF every description. including
IuN full Grecian, Arm, Parlor and all
w.. Kinds Of common chairs.
EEEV The subscribers, having n good
Nv Y stock of materials on hand will
be ready to Gil all orders with promptness
and despatch, a, as low prices az can be af.
fordcd in the West.
N. B. Bureau and store drawer knobs ken,
constantly on hand and for sale cheap.
BARKER g. WAIT.
Jany. 9Th is43. yr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31
Plough MouIds.

slnn DIAMOND Plough Mouids INST receive
eJOV ed and tor sale, By
HUDSON n. BRIDGE.
mar Is '45 john G FooTE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31

N OF. super sulphats de Quinine. Just re.
~ ceived and for sale low. by Ne
sept 27'45 }. q. LAUMANsly atsr.st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31

LNORRESTAL. or the Light of the peef
Il The Maiden:
Nights OF the Roand Table;
Lardner and Arsgo's Astronomical L.r,,r.
The Robber Of the Rhine;
Mrs. Peck's Pudding;
The Cotton Lord;
Grimadi, the Clown, by Dickens;
DR.. Pise's Lectures on the Invocation =, n.
Saints;
No. % Harrers' Illuminated Bible. ;u.,
ceived an for sale by j. FTAIIsNr
apr l6 As
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31

Looking Gsasses.
A GooD ARTICLE, on hard and for sale, BY
IA aag IS 40 VIM. GARRETT g. Cd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31

Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuffs.
4 BEL. Best Ea.tera varnish,
- -" Linseed Oil,
2" Spts Turpentine.
Cssk Cincinnati Lard Oil
800 lbs. Red Lead.
Casks Whiting.
8 /" Logwood.
Copperas.
J Glue.
Dutch MsdIer. for sale low, by
apr s AS J.F. TALLANT, Water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-01-31

w DRY GOODS. =.
On BALES rs and 80 bro. sheetiur,.
Z bales brown drllng,
20 pieces 6-S and As apron checL..
80 do bed tickings;
30 do plain and plaid lnsev,.
90 do blue bpk and mis,d -.
% do Ky. jeans, all o.ors M
ooo do British, French and Anp. ,ssesi
prints, "aH
200 doz. ass'd 'oooh;
for sale, by w. F. cooLBsucu 40
Gun Barrels.
"A assortment of rife barrels from r.. -;
~ eefated Dayton Mandatory, lust rscs ss,
ed and Tor sale, at reduced prices. '1'' 'eee'''
oauK D. MCINTYRE.
avg . - corner Of ID and jefferson Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
BY EXCLUSIVE OVERLAND EXPRESS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD.

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP LIBERTY,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM EU ROP E
REPEAL OF THE CORN
LAWS.
Tremendous Excitement In England

Further Propagation Of Parliament
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19


expected TO furnish the Wings with working ma
jority but against this measure II is urged that the
most serious inconvenience to the public interest
must necessarily follow on dissolution. The lock,
ingup for so many weeks, OF the capital deposited
Unprotected railway companies, IS mentioned as one
point deserving OF careful consideration; and ano-
iher Is that many railway bills, that were not finish
ed last session, must be brought forward de ~oro IN
the new parliament instead Of being taken up at the
stage which they were LEFT at the period OF proro-
CATION IN August. This, il is argued, would not
only be cruel infection of expense on the compa-
MES situated, but positive breach OF faith with
them on the part OF the Government and the House
of Commons Then there Is the state OF our re!a-
tons with America. Imagine Parliament dlssolv-
ed when hos!le message from His Excellency"
Mr. Polk should arrive. Whence are TO come the
snews Of war In short, there is embarrassment
on all hands. Let the new minister continue the
present parliament, and in all human probability ne
finds himself in minority let hun dissolve y, ana
there is equal probability that ne VIII De unable %
friend Sidney Smith said, Lord John Russell VIII
undertake any thing-the command OF the channel
feet the building OF ST. Pauls or the opersuon LOT
the stone" It is not to be wondered al that
he feels no hesitation in facing the periis OF hs pre-
r. Z SO much the way Of the world to forget old
friends especially when they chance TO have no
good things to give away that people talk very little
perhaps be owing, in some sort, to the habit Of Sir
Robert Peel, who spoke often OF himself and seldom
OF his colleagues but still he had colleagues, and
men Of "noie and mark" in many instances. OF
these, we believe, we may safely say the Duke OF
Wellington strenuously and successfully opposed, to
the last, the repeal Of the corn laws. OF the Duke
OF Bucceuch we are assured the same may be pre-
dicted Lord Stanley, we have reason TO think,
was firm in favor Of protection to British industry
in fact, we might 60 on to enunerate the msJori'y
Of the cabinet, Tor il was to majority that SIR no
bert Peel succombed in his vain attempt TO establish
free trade in corn. No cndeavor il made to account
for this extraordinary proposal his part, though II
is rumored that he was seized with panic At tnc run
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07

When their fayorite lenets, or PARTY Interest,
are assailed, the Wing journals profess The deem.
est regard Tor mild and courteous language. AMI
for the most scrupulous justice. But when they
find il to be TO their political benefit, they are -.
strained by no such motives OF d~elicacy lron
venting their displeasure. The Boston Aha,
publishes a letter from Maine, which denounces
sthe outrageous fraud by which James W. Brad.
bury was declared elected United States Senator j
1t narrates the circumstance as follows.
"Mr. Paine of Bangor rose, and in a mani
speech presented The facts, holding in his ham
the solemn atlesiation OF tily-thsee Wings. ts,,
they voted Tor George Evans on The lhirt balm,
when only forty-nine were returned for him.
Magoun Of Bath Immediately ro>r. and >tats.
that his ballet was not returned, but Tia. he ioupt
il The next morning on the table al which he
committee counted The votes.
1.-THE committee 10 receive, SORT and coun, ~
votes Tor a United States Senator, did no. reyise
each others count; and The scattering votes were
counted for Mr.. Bradbury; and this was Inc way
The fraud c0s c0nSummatel.
1T is now said Mr.. Bradbury will resign
II is vastly proper in Htig paper, 70 make
such wholesale denuncialions against men al.
ing officially and under The solemn obligations Of
an oath! Some little %politica! capital mi L
made cut OF it, and The Wing papers are no, .,
mealy-mouthed as they would have their Demo.
tic contemporaries tobe!
But the whole story will, doubtless, ett n
smoke. The Augusta (Maine) Age says
$50 lar as Mr.. Bradbury, the Senator cleo, j
concerned, he desires the fullest investigate ar,
examination. He desires nothing 10 t- coyer.
up or concealed, and is preparedt 10 show, On sny
proper occasion, not only that he has been iairIy
elected, beyond the possibility OF a DOUBT. Or !
cavil, but also that for this election he is not III.
debted 10 his political opponents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
POLITICAL.
THE WIFE IN A BAG.

LESSON FOR MARKED ~
,rvo,ved In gloomy thoughts, a SWAIN
Was ssun,ering DER a sun-brigh plain;
False delicacy had made his mind,
For earthly blessings too refined,
ne thought himself foredoomed 10 Know
Disgust in all things here below,
And chief among the woes Of life
He felt. or though, he felt, has tctfee;
Her faults. Twas hard 10 say or sing;
Rut sill she was not quite The thihgi
Would fate permit TO choose again
OH double grief, wish is in VAIN
"Not so" ouoth Jovc, in accents sun
And bore the murmnrer aloA- u,;shes
nTbere see those bags-now sun your "
They hold not wind, as ers, Ulysses
Rut women sir-hesides they snow,
The qualities of all below;
Now stand moi there a mere oenoluIr
But lifl them freely TO your sno :, s,s
That which most commooious.i "'
And 10 your back the neates' sis,
11nu contain The maid, who best
os.ll On earth can make you oies''
He bowed-the pleasing task begun
And weighed them careful, one oy one.
This was too heavy-lhat 100 iigh'-
And none were yet exactly righ',
And snug and easy. But at ienS'h
He finds one suited 10 his streng'h;
And shoulders it-"Ive got II, Jove'
II fits me neaier than a slove;
In weight exact too-nota HAIR
Defcient-uo nor one 10 spare
Grant me, great king but such a wie'
And Pm completely blessed tor me-
"'Tis yours"-said Jove-"onrlP Inc o'no'hs'
And let us see the lucky finding"
T was done and wonderful 10 show,
Gu, popped his orn dear ~'fe below.
MORALE.
Shame burn thy cheeks, preposlerous ell:
who made thee wreiched but thyselif
Know henceforth this, a truthful adaee,
The faults in thee, and not hy baggage!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
Copied from a New York paper by request:

SppiSi " q { VI"
A CARD Having noticed in The public press
that certain complaints were entered in The Police
Office BY one Horalio Walker, Of Vermont, where
in my name is connected, The following will
show how u%njusily l have been made a party 10
these complaints: This Walker, in 1874, ten
dered, as was informed. certain property in ex-
change for Western Virginia lands. In April,
ls45, he and several OF his friends visited, with
me, for The purpose of making his cleo
lion, the lands of Western Virginia that l
had for sale, and on the examination and in
vestiga,ion Of which he and his friends eI-
pressed their entire satisfaction. Pending The con-
summation or exchange 10 him, was informed
tina, Walker was negotiating with another parry,
and, strange TO say, this Walker assured me that
he had consummaied with The other party a 81
milar exchange OF lands, BY which he acquired,
as he said, a greater number OF acresofland than
he could from me. 1 therefore deemed our nego-
tiations a%nnulled, and knew no, 10 the contrary
until on my recent return from The South | was
informed OF The above Police proceedings. As 10
Walkers charge OF my having taken his proper
ty, deeds, cash, &c, and Withholding from him
the same, ] have never even seen either one or
the other, neither ha i been held 10 bail 10 an
swer his said comp linls.
June %, 1916. WIN. OCONNOR-