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STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE
ON MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND sEcOSD.
GUMBERTS & GOTTLE1B

RE receiving their Wholesale and Retail Clothing
n. tablishment, large assortment of READY MADE
Of superior quality and ed in the
styles fine lot of Cloth Coats of all
rior black and blue French and English Cloth Dress rock
and Sack Goats Sattinet and Cashmere Coas brown
and ONEROOATS. of every style price quality and
color. VESTS and PANTALo0NS of TIE most bea1tifnl
patterns ever brought to this msrket.
Shirts underhirs and Drswers Gloves SusPenders COL
lars and Sacks HATS CAPS every syle
than sold in this market
Trunks and Valises Carpet Sacks with large
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all of which viii sell
on the Straight Line Plan as cheap the cheapest.
. ALSO-Tbe largest lot of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ever
brought to Evansville Call oeEz3t
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SSoLICIT CoNSIGNMENTs OF PROVISIONS AND
~ Produce of every description,
&8- Cash advances made when desired.
& Sole agents for the sale of Duponts celebrated Gun
powder Also of the Baltimore Boston Ship
running two first class side wheel weekly Refer
by permission to-
JOINS HOPKINS President Merchants Bank Baltimore;
JOSIAH LEE Co., Bankers Baltimore;
NESsRs. SHANKLIS & REILLY. Evansville;
GEO. W. RATHBoNE, Esq. Cashier Br Bank. Evansville;
JOHN MITCHELL, Esq, President Br Bank Evansville.
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

- JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.
We invite the attention of the public to superior
facilities doing Jon WORK of all kinds with neatness
aispatch and cheapness. Our stock q. Job Papers,
Cards. &C., is constantly receiving additions while
We have the latest styles of Types, Borders &C. &C. or
working this stock to suit any order in use
WEtLs PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
by which enabled to do work cheap, fast and
good. We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND SOB PRESS,
for the execution OF small and fine work in an elegant
manner. Those with our other facilities and fine assor
ment oEsypes, enable us to deiy competition. Wehaye
RULING MACHINE
there Is in the western country, and the only one IN
Evansville, by which We are enabled to do all KINDS Oh
RULED BLANK WORK
in the neatest STYLE Orders either by letter or in per
on are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Tor Handblls Bills Ladng, &c., &c. The work will be
executed and sent home promptly and charges reason
able,
MP As we have reduced our prices lately in many
Kinds OF work while the prices of material and labor
have gone up, terms for Job Work are invariably
CASH ON DELIVERY or WORK.
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EVANSVILLE IND. MONDAY. JUNE Is, 1866
CLOTHING &C.

LITTLE MAN WITH A BIG sTocKi
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHTNGl
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
HAVE Just returned from the East and opened nv old
stand of the western Star under the Pavilion Hotel
the largest and best selected
OF READY MADE CLOTHING. offered for sale in
thing appertainng to Gentlemen wearing apparel and
made in the latest styles tia
Also, large stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of every the choicest finest
tlemen 8 underwear.
respectfully solicit examination nv stock by nv
old customers and the public generally confident
goods will recommend themselves.
ANTHONY LORENSTTNE
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WABASH &. ERIE C4NAE. AE.TRaSspoprpr1o~

70 NEY YORK, BOSTON zEEEs
iLADELPHIA and B LII MlkAx&
MO Undersigned Agent will receipt delive-
THROC of all kinds of Produce Merchandise
this city, by the Trey and Western Line of Canal Boats
on favorable terms.
Lov13-tf JOHN s. MITOHELE A0eot
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THNO ALBANY, BOSTON NEW YORK and all in,ar,.i
alate s{stons and places Immediately the compile
ton OF the Evansville Crawfordsye Railroad ~ Trr
aute which will be within about three weeks from this
viii be ready to receipt THROUGH for the deIivsT Ill
kinds of Merchandise Produee Property from this
anc points between this and Terre Haue all the above
cities intermediate points and the Indaa b;
New York Central New York Erie and ALBANY and Rn
Railroads. -' anu D0s-
sT Rates made known application my Office under
nOvls-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL, Agent.
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TENNEY& sORENsN.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES LIqUoRs coRsER
WATER AND VINE sTS.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
vi undersigned have this day formed coparuershp for
Il the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Lianor
business EaviDg succeeded the Aesrs AiIiE
Hows purchased their stock and additions to make
assortment, shall be able offer
Eok CASH. as any houein Evansville any city in the
west, r. TENNEY. =
JAM s. SORENSON
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NUMBER 3d.
STEAMBOATS, g. RAILROADS


THE fast and elegant stesmer CRYSTAL.
LAX ~ PALACE, Capt. H. KoUNTZ Master will con-
- tinue running during the season as regular
Louisville. Evansville and St. Louis racket.
leaving Evansville for St. Louis every SUNDAY
and for Louisville every morning For r2ght
SIS Passage from Henderson or Evansville to Louisville
Eeo1eeo 60 y, my4-2rn
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LA DIES.
vWNHE subscribers have received fresh stock of En-
broderes, which they would invite the attention OF
the Ladies before making their purchases The following
embraces part of their stock, viz:
Swissand Jeconet collars and sleeves;
Do do edgings and Insertions;
Jaconet and Swiss bands and foun cinRs;'
Limerick lace. sleeves and collars;
Maltese lace sleeves and Swiss collarettes;
Linen sleeves collars white and black lace cape
&C.. &c.
All of which fer sale lsvest prices
Of Main and First streets, by SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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NATICE.

TWHHE subscriber retiring business takes
III tunity his grateful to the
Evansville and the surrounding
try for the vety liberal share ofparonage
late firm of j. w. Reilly during his conneeton with It,
pod fouIeen and would respectfully ask for
e2O-tf -' 'S'' JAMES REILLY.
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:
VIE Fulton Mill row in good order for grinding
"a Rye Buekwheat and Corn with dispatch and ea,al
any Mil in the West for quantity and quality -four a. th
machinery Is eff the latest impro making the on
Yey and good Good wheat ground for customers or ou
9Id VIII be warranted The Mill will regularly ~
hursds Fridays and Saturdays aad other han
wagon Loads Of grain come togetheT; try -
Highest market price paiu for Wheat. -
nov29-tf RIRru
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eiiGSSLE pointed gentfor above Compa- ff4a1 n
NJ in this city will be prepared Oh
: the opening of the Evansville and ~
Railroad upon the oneninz
ver n9Vganon to receipt for the delivery GOODS
oi every deserlGton THROUGH city ali
destination. l = -l7~-S'-'~~i~ AAoA1 :" "tneAEi G
S2 Aates made known application at nv Office ster
corner of Canal and Walnut street y
nog13-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL AGENT
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BUSINESS CARDS.

YOHN C. DEVEREUX,,JR., Wholesale and Retail
sJ dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds,
Teasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps, Phosgene
Gas etc e,c. Main street. between First and Second
treets Caug1O 1y
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RKOLAsSES.E
I'VE $40 bbls Molasses;
200 half bbls (Bennet cooperage).
mis- PRESTON BROS.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
BIZ II.II!I ILfL ] J i I

=
sqrs.I25O 4,OOi 5OO OO 7,25l 8,5O1O5o .Oo
sqrsI35O 4,5OI $50 $50 a.5OlO 1890 90 $500
4sq'rs4,5O $50 $50 $50 90 80, 90
sqfs.l5,50 $50 7,a5 800 90 35O
S1qrsI65O 725I sOO s,5O12 s5 I45O9O so 80 0O 4oO0
sars75O s25T s75I 925TI3 go "a OO $500
5sqrsIs5O 925T as so 80 OOI 5000
One square, insertion. soc
each additional insertion. Csc
chanseable weekly per .s25 90
Two .......... .$35 90
space changes proportionate discount
Standing Cards. making lines les eight dollars per
Annum.
Advertisements Of specsl or loaded notices. double
price.
Editorial business notices. except introducing advsr-
tissrs. cents per line.
Announcing candidates. s and Is etc week sddi-
tional for time weeks from election.
haEge Outs charged double the dimensions type
Adfefemen kepton inside charged rs cent over
regular rAtes.l
Marriages. beaths And Religious notices published as news
without charge.
~ torbid' harged till ordered out
The privilege yearly advertising ntms does not include
Vat sfindiyidual members.
Legal advertisements inasftd at the EXPENSE Of the At
ordering not delayabs for hs legal proceeding
but eslleetable a usual hne
Advertising in Weekly square 81 fer hfst Insertion anu
Mt cents for each subsequent. |
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MACHEREL! MACK EREG!!
W0 &c D per steamer A ). Shotwell:
Ia 5 bbis Long No. Mackerel;
Ealf do do DO do
Is keets do do do;
bhls Long No. 2BIackersi;
5 half bbls do do do;
15keets do do;
bbls Long No. 8 hackefel;
5 blftbls do do do;. 9,
bxs Herring; drums large CodAsh.
Also reed per steamer "'76.p
rs bxs W. R. Cheese; for sale by
aR4 l. & d. HEIMAN-
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LII persons Indebted the late firm of v K Hendricks
IN & again fed of the necessity of immediate
business the old firm be settled
mh7 HENDRICKS IL MCREA-
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MILLS, AROMATIC STOWACTE BIT
CGlsS. mgLLS VIM RlTTERS.

HNaESE preparations have been long avorably known
as certain cure for summer Complaints. as pre-
yentaYe OF fever and aHd similar diseases con
si1nnlent just received and forsale by
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EEOs1ERV.2Oo dOz blsck Cotton Hose. assorted quail
III III ties received this day and for sale.
mh2O JAS. LOW & CO.. 4IS Main ST.. Lou.. Ky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26
DENToN AGAINST CALHOUN.

Wa arc informed by the New York Evening f'S''
that Col Benton is ndustriously engaged III the COM
positicn of tho second volume OF his Historic Calu-
MICS Tho Post furnishes a chapter from the i"r'h-
coming work, in which the author attempts to Silo"
that Mr. Calhoun was originally in favor OF the Mis-
souri, Compromise, and that in subsequently denying
the fact he displayed either disregard OF truth or
strangely treacherous memory.
Instead Of devoing the few remaining years OF III
ill-spent life to the penitenia offices "t truth anu
charity, Col Benton exponds his almost cxheuS'e"
energies in paroxysm OF :endish passion and when c
shcuid be implorng mercy for his manifold sins' III
rendering Justice to Others he employs himself IN real
ing upon the grave OF apolitical opponent monu-
men to his own undying hato and reckless mendaclty
There is no such sad and humliating illustration OF
the "ruliur passion strong in death, Us is displayed
in this attempt OF Col. Benton to dlshonor Inc mem
ory of John C. Calhoun. But the enterprise will be
rs barren of result, us il is shameful i'll design
and ramors.less in execution Remarkable Us
il his Ingenuity in miSstaement and great n
are his powers of invcctivc, Col Benton will not
triumph in the contest with truth and justice, before
the impartial tribunal OF pGsterty. lie cannot de-
throne the grcat statesman of the South, from his
pedestal of power and glory. He cannot backen the
character of Calhoun with the profuse and rcessant
stream of his vitupcration, any moro than with lis
f:tid discharge the skunk quench the rays of the
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what is witnessed here is the condition, only more
,,rr;..tiy al the whole North. u" wEc:t You MA.
on .r,, m. VILLAGE church. The laSe school and Il
trary You see personal security invicliis without
the protection ot deadly weapons. W!ilni. INDUSTRY
labor, in the field virtue ara cuntcnt sniic S"c'''!
TO tc,b,T around the farmers bnar, and external III,
tr, With lis fields of sran ia hrrus. and tl"ka and
fruits and flowers. fns its counterpart in
sence and virtue OF man. We do not wish to draw draw,
the contrast; it has been often dome. Opaons WIil
dar North aud South, where the institutions uuI'
which they hive been moulded :" irreconcilaoa
Bat one obse. yaiinn may be made without lea, ="
contradictions and that is that society whe'e 'Io
casom of going armed prevails, us II ""es a. h;,h
South cnn be justly said have attained yer!
pitch OF civilization. .,,,;rsl,,,
The Richmond Eagurc, has shown IN aIi,''""a'
ability and energy IN the recent struggle ~ h
but directed against the free institutions I'll te 49, ia.
tnn, nurr.,y and ability will prove but arrows oil S''S'
urJ u,,,ir.r pIars nt granite
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26

Tho Democracy of Richmond, and the vicinity
will celebrate the late triumph in Virginia by q Bar
heeae at the Slash Cottage on Thursday, June 18th
Democrats of the country as well as city, VIII" de-
sire to participate in the celebration will na
at Mark Dowuey's on Broad Street. at tue tnl"''.'
OiH,e, on Main Street, and at George r. S"''st '''
Main Street, opposite the Old Market in"So ".' w
moi take the railroad, will find dinner teko'S a. ''
Slash Cottage. a., c,;.,,
Que hundred guns will BIO fred on the 'ap''ol
Sonar. on Thursday morning, commencing at
o'clock, and forty four guns at Slash Cottage III the
afternoon. :;
Persons can leave Richu,cnd by the mail tram III
Pho m,rnpy at &! o'clock; special trains will leave al
,n,,c,ock. nj o'clock, and ut O'clock.
Er,uruiu, trains at O'clock and at y ciock' T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-26
THE PLATFORM NORTH AND SOUTH.

THE PLAltohM NOnAh H.'b e
s., fur as the feeling OF the Know Nothing party OF
IN. North. in respect to the Philadelphia PLATFORM
has boon developed through the press and oy p"pu'
,,r demonstrations, they unanimously aud emphati'
CALI repudate any recognition OF tho rights "'
the South. They applaud the secession u '''c
representatives from the North, and heartily up
prove their protest against the Nebraska Bill anu Inc
..,,.r.ss;ous OF the slave power Not one hho"-
Nothing journal of the least influence III 'he >"''n'
bs. vet endorsed the pretended platform OF inc '''
;ori,y. They all "spit upon" it with equ"l eo'emp'
and de.estation. The Know-Nothngs even IN New
Jersev and Delaware as is shown by the extracts IN
another column, invegh against the Nebraska I'M
and clanor for the restoration OF the Missouri
restriction.
In the first instance the adoption ofthc platform waS
s,ou;ly resisted by popular majority ct the hh":-
Nothing party, as represented in the Philadelphia
Councils and now we sec it is rejected and repudiaed
by the unanimous voice of the know-Nothlng press
of the North.
In the South the platform is scarcely more acceP"
h,s II /, il offensive 10 the kuow-Noincs oi the
North because of its reluctant affirmation OF '''e
tipoli;y of the Nebraska BILL it is equally repushah'
TO the sentiment of the South by reason OF lis th'h
and equvocal opposition to the schemes oil the aoo.'
ticnts Like the shield in the story with the aouoie
face it provokes the resentment Of the opposite tac
.;ons Of the know-Noihing party, and in the emu
will intame them to violent conflict.
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DHyIIE next session OF this INSTITUTION w commence on
the 18th nj July, and clOrr ON the iaE at DrrcinDc!
Terms. payable at the cnd 81 the session;
Board per session Of I'VE months, . Si2 d"
TUITION in the English Departments, including
hintIrmhtics &C, I'D w
French and Spanish, each, extra, 90 w
Music, extra. ~ u"
Ornamental Branches, EACH rn st teachers prices
Latin nnd Greek Class, taught by j. Orgmn, Jr ]" w
In the ordinary female schools OF me country where
ono teacher il employed il ia impossible Tor III" whnt OF
ti,ue for the teacher devote thnt constant persona" al
tenon that 10 needed For instance the ihtn puli III
music is urcC ssnr!y TO the piano TO prnc'' "'i i
without assistance. SHOULD there I've only ten scEolaf-'
and hnf hour only devoted by cncl 10 music. the tr"chrr
being present live hours Of her iiEr VIII e cosiIc'
nl nir lr lett for instruction III Other .thh'5 o 'ni-
NAV be- traced much ut tho complaints OF rm"f sShoT
M r,ur object OF nv school 10 secure lie Undivided
u.r-nnl attention n the teachers 10 every department.
For Ills ,rurpOl" Teachers hrr employed ono 10 w"
tend To the ordinary English Bf"nche-, Including lat
,,irs and the Scirucr. md the other To Music frehc
md S,rsh Miss f. r. Scott will again nave charge OF
m. first department By her fidelity aud her nInnhi'y
nj sr ms secured the Ovcot all lcrpup ana
irom my own examination knew TINT those under ncr
instruction progressed with extraordinary r"pdiy
and proficiency, that II Is quite common Tor item AMI
their say THAT greater prsrcsshas been made III
one than in two years before.
In Music French and Spanish. Miss c. F.. Oirid hal il
again engaged She i. the inu otter OF Dnvc Frrncbnap
VI lean Odrndhal, Professor in tho Military Institute nj
EorInIk she speaks the French anguEg" WIN ease AMI
purity and great has been the progress OF her pupils in
Music that of thcTi the close oi Ia"t yer were
able take ncw piece nj every lesson ~ 'h7 G'PHr'
mcnr pup nkc their lessons nr-f III the presence oil
tho ~ cher md retire ~ another pinot tn practise.
Hereafter shnIl have lime TO devote to frequent
private examinations othe pupils When these are 10 take
pnrc il not generally known by the young laics The
consequence il that they always prepared.
In cto-np feel it due to the young ladies' who have nj
tended rh school, express my grateful appreciation OF
thoir uniform kndnessto each other and to every member
OF my family.
lime ot-c3w JOHN ORGAN, in.
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MILITIA CAPTAIN.
TO TIE VISITERS OF WILLIAM AND MARY
COLLEGE.


Gentlcmen:-One Of the functions which You WIZ
have TO perform at your approaching meeting Is the
election of Professor of Law. y friend OF Inc Col
cgc takes the liberty to present to your consideration
rs person worthy to fill that chair, joseph t. Cos
nahan of Williamsburg.
The first in order and not the least in force, OF the
claims of this gentleman, that he was educated at
William and Mary. His efforts, therefore, to sustain
the ancient fame of his alma matrr would be Labor
of love-" Even, however. without this, which CALI
not he other Than 4 high recommendation to you, the
guardians of the venerable institution which has COLI
tributcd so largely to tie intellectual power {" Nr-
gna, Mr.. Cusuahan has personal qualifications which
of themselves are sufficient 10 justify his selection
His legal knawlcdsc is inferior I" that OF 10 ono ol
his amc in the Snlchis mind is ut once acute ana
strong logical and rclincd-his elocutlnn Is vigorous,
uI,ac and clGst.-his character Is energetic deter
mined and rilcctivchs integrity above suslrclor-
his bearing as Il gentleman honorable and lofty. 1t
NAV moi he amiss to mention, besides, that his age,
The turned of thirty is such ms 10 give assurance OF
tho spring without the crudeness of youth.
10 crown these cndowmcnts, MIR. Cosnahan lbs
received classical and polite education, and il pos
scssed of large requirements and accurate taste III
general literature, the want OF which is unfortunately
too often observed in the most successful hars.ers,
and without some solid irctension to which. the as
strtiun is vcnturcd thar can be ali efficient
professor whatever may be the department of know
ledge in which he attempts to act.
II you shall think proper to elect Mr. Cusnahan ="
the vacant profrssorship it is confidently believed
that yuu will soon have cause tn congratulate your
selves upon yoar choice. ALLMNIS.
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lhe New York Herald a Know Nothing paper.
putting the best possible face on the are-up at Phil
s'e'pha' remarks thnt "thc dangers are now known.
ana Inc shoals marked with buoys." The Times
says:
ms philosophical. "Fai,h said the Irish pilot
,a;, SHht snGw every rack in the Channel Aud
do,rn ~ aoaea ss tie ship struck and was going
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COMMERCIAL RECORn

| RICiIIDND M;EEEi> JIM: .,c o.
- The ;,iowlp., o,,o,a,,,,n. wInIc.,' I'''
oi,.eI. hi s!r.r prices ;:.,lI %. ri,,rsc for sHl
BhCO%--CI;s cured ana ::,nliIicd no. rop,d ,
c,n;s rcnrcc: Western Sirs lo; H. irm: shot, H.
10. -cnrcr iam,- I""i",; Western Brggcd III I y a
re- c 'D'' ''' '''' aroma "0"fo'"d l"' T,F.
| DUTTER-Prim" Country Butter @2aaj cts I r
silrn 25a 20 cts; Old aI! inferior l. aOcts ' vac
NAY! @aC = 4.
| COTTON--Iransnchoh- IN Cotton are Ycry limirsa s
| We quote Ia i"Lc & 10.
| COTTON fARNs-l' "is cts. each. Cotton CsrI,r.
| 20 cts. + ID.
! CAHDiES-ral'"w |" cents = u jackson. i, -
Halls lS.c., Ai"E"n'!" -. - '>e.; .peru .,a3:c
| CUAl.--Aullra,.:r :. ~ l. 'uI; !jGn.ror.- ,y,,
Ii r,s y bmsl, linz. 30. lie: lump lY,c a IL
| COFfEE--k!O l03Il cts; L"guayra Ham: Jaws Il,
0!.,. STOCK .-!rl ivci' H." L.: cts.
CORN MElI.--S! - !vT coGh:TT
CORE.-Si l54l ~ pc: bdshel.
FLULH-sUprr!ar 81" III. E.iih sig iamilr 70 N
H. Receipts il lt and stock small Marsct dull a. IJ 10
..,ippius I.msrI over 81. '''' ~
S"t lgIEIi Ut,.;ogs X,rtI, Carolina gross :, -
Roc in obs 81; do in hall bbI- si0i!; cn,a -" Y
wI4 Sbad No 50 No :, p Dbl Hacsosi NO % 81
NH Nh > $50; No B. g, No l. Sj.ds; a. - &
Tr., ~ ~, , - '"S'' HALIFAX
FE.;rI,rR.!-livs Geese 40aH CT. Dcr,o,a r.,,
rEhA?,ti 49, -, =" :: ~ ~
GiHT S'',ean, ,L H. ., so so,o
oIc.ro,,, ,yI,e,t 20 Mrxcan S0SS 90 from
,tu ~ nt" IN, - ~, . -. -, q !, -
- H. I'LL; ,r.s. - ~ NJ 10 v Timothy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Hazard Sporting = rr
Itrt - : - ~ - 81 ,..r,. = N ,ra', " "I
.r - T" rs W. Sm@,,i, Hs w'.ai c"i
U,ESi a, I. rwt hy the srr.o From .l,rc g S,r
ipny ~ ~ I". y ','' ,r"r I'm So - W!
~. ~ ','D ;j az C,, T WOES
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