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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

STARTLING Disclosures AT HuDsoN.-We are
sorry to record facts relating to n citizen of
Hudson, which hurls him from a position of in
tluence and responsibility to that of disgrace,
overwhelming an interesting family in an aC
Fiction compared with which the burial OF n
husband and father would be light.
For two years past an honest Dutchman has
suspected his employer, Mr.. Nielsen Hinkston,
of design to fire his buildings. Mr.. HinkSton
has heretofore borne an irreproachable charac
ter, was citizen in good standing, and carried
on an extensive shoe business was affluent in
circumstances, respected Ivy his fellow towns
men, and happy in his domestic relations. The
Dutchman-we are sorry not to know his name
has been keeping watch of Mr.. Hinkston's
movements, and thinking from certain circum-
stances that the torch WAS about to be applied
to the block, communicated his knowledge to
Others and the Prosecutor Of Summit county,
Mt. Mckinney, took the matter in hand.
The buildings owned by air. II. are in the
centre of large block of wooden structures,
and had he carried out his designs the conhgra.
ton would have laid all important part of the
village in ashes. On an examination of the
premises under the direction of the informer,
it was found that Mr.. II. had made his building
into network of combustiblc material, from
cellar to garnet. He had bored holes in the
walls, inserting small balls of waXed ends ell
veloped in tissue paper, and he had connected
these from story to story so as to thoroughly
uTc TIC JOlSLS III tIle pdT(llIo'lS anu lhlTouuce
the flames under the plastering and by all i'm
aginable contrivanceS had he laid his diabolical
plans so rs to flash his whole building into an
instant blaze. Near this building, too, was his
own family and that of brother, and many
others.
When the plot was discovered, and the Dutch
man told Mr.. H. how long and how faithfully he
had watched him, Mr. Hinkston made n clean
breast of the matter, and confessed that it was
his design to fire his building, and thus secure
the insurance money. Hesaid that two or three
times he had been upon the point of touching
off the train, but his heart failed him. What
instigated him to the act he does not know, MS
his circumstances are easy, he being worth
$l5, 900 over and above his debts and doing
good business. His property has been assign
ed for the benefit of all his creditors, as Mr.. ii.
was arrested and held to bail.
These facts have come to light within few
days, and have caused most painful excitement
at Hudson-the terrible nature of the contem.
plated crime in connection with the supposed
purity of the criminals character, perfectly con-
founding all listeners to the remarkable tale
AS there is offence by Ohio statute in set
ting fire to ones own property, of course Mr.. II.
could not be held, and yesterday he was dis
charged by the Probate Judge of Summit coun-
ty.- C2eCelrnd Herald.
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Trustees Sale.

QY virtue Of \ Deed Of Trust from Richard h-.'
~ Patrick McGranahAu, Robert CtInbern an Ni'is,
Harrow dated the 9Th day June IS49 aad Feeo,
Clerks office OF Ohio couHty Court in Deed Boak 80
4O3, will offer for sale at pabIc aaeioa At The
of the Court House OF sad county, Monisy' Naii
ISIS, IL O'Clock n. n part Of the property
to meby said deed, and is thus described thsrsn; -
Tin Rons addition 20 south Whrrlfnc) eztendsds .
z log feet from the said South corner o. -
on Enf street, in south WheeiinE' tl-ner ; ~ =, Eat
feet point; thence 19H deg ". 100 feet 70 -.
thence " 20 deg W. loo feet 10 points thshes
Z 100 feet TO the beginning n;A!alrs soS y rTy
IN o. S4le' CASH. Trasf--.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

DARING BURGLARY AND DESPERATE FlGur.-
About two o'clock on Wednesday morning the
dwelling of Mr.. Cotterell, at Metuchin, n. j.,
was broken into by burglars and robbed of
1920 in money, gold watch and eighteen
silver spoons. No one was in the house at the
time except Mr.. c. and hired boy The New
ark Adeertiser says:
While one of the fellows was at the bureau.
Mr.. CotterelI awoke and asked who was there to
which the thief said ''You keep still, or you'll
find ont" Mr.. Cotterell, who is quite an athlet
ic man, instantly sprang from ms bed and at.
tackled the fellow with a chair, when the latter
cut him with knife in two of the fingers, in.
tticting only slight injury. Mr. C. then seized
a double barreled gun, loaded with shot, which
the thief perceived, and instantly blew out the
hight and rctreatcd down the winding stairs
Mr.. G. shot at but did not hit him, and then fol-
lowed in pursuit The thief and eomrade in.
stantly ran out of doors, when Mr.. c. shot Mt
him again, infiicting, undoubtedly, a severe
wound, as he was tracked by blood on the snow
for considerable distance, but managed to es
cape. On being hit, he dropped the watch and
spoons. Mr. Cottierell then returned tn the
house, and on entering the lower room. suppos.
ing all the thieves had gone, he was suddenly
Selzed by third person, who clinched him from
behind, and before he conld recover himself
threw him with much force against settee
striking on the SIDE and stunning him for some
minutes. The fellow then ran off
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

The Massachusetts, House of Representatives
has, by l52 to Al, adopted constitutional
amendment requiring foreigners to reside in this
country two years after naturalization before
they allowed to vote.
GRAssHoPPERs have lately appercd in thick
swarms upon the farm of Daniel Fields, short
distance west of Oxford, Ohio. The Oldest in
habitant has never OF heard of the like at
such time of year.
A recruit going through the exercise of sword
cut, asked how he should parry. "Never mind
that" said the old hussar, who was fsncing-mas
ter to the regiment, you only cut-let the enc
my parry"
WHEN you hear an old bachelor inveighing
against the extravaganza of women, infer that
he has never calculated the hundreds of dollars
he has spent for wines and cigars.
TuE dwelling house of Hiram Webster, in
birmingham, Mass, was burned week since,
and the the lives of the inmates were saved by
the barking of the watch dog, who, however,
was himself burned to death.
ARTIFICIAL ear drums are now made of fine
silver wire, with disk Of India rubber or gutta
Percha between. They placed in the ear and
worn without Inconvenience, and it is said the
effect is magical
AMoNG the odd rumors of the day it is report
ed that Edwin Forrest intends to leave the stage
Tor the purpose of opening wine and tea store
in Chicago.
A BILL has been reported in the Massachusetts,
Legislature, making laborer's wages, to the ex-
tent of $50 each, preferred debts, to be paid in
full, in all cases of insolvency.
CALICO parties have been the rage this winter
in Chelses, Mass. The last was given last Fri
day, when nearly two thousand couples were
present.
IT is very singular fact that the assassin
Orsini and his intended victim, Napoleon, Ill,
were, in 1881, brother members of society
called Carbonari.
TIE Mills of the Lawrence, (NIass.) Manpfac
tnring Company will hereafter run on full time.
For several months past, their time has amount,
cd to five days in the week
project is now in contemplation to connect
Boston and East Boston by submarine tunnel
The estimated cost of the work amounts to
$4,000.
IT is stated that the Southwestern Bank. at
Wytheville, Va, has just suspended specie pay
ment This Is new bank, which went into op-
Grafton a few months ago.
A clergymen in SouthfieId, Mass, had hand
some donation visit last week. His people put
on his table an evergreen tree, and hung ali its
branches with gold eagles.
traveller, journeying wisely, may learn
much. Yet much may also be learned by him
who stays at home.
ADVICE, says CUleridge, is like snow-the sof-
ter 1t falls, the longer it dwells upon, and the
deeper it sinks into the mind
''LENT" CoNNENcED.-W should be Obliged
to that gentleman vino borrowed our umbrella.
to return it before the season of lent is over.
L H. DANNA. Of Lawrence, Mass, has COM
pleted copper kettle " INCH holds 700 GALLONS
for dyer in Philadelphia.
The world is trcadmill which turns all the
time, and leaves us no choice but to sink or To
climb.
correspondent, in mentioning the wreck of
4 vessel, rejoices that ''all the crew were sayed
Except four hOgsheads of tobacco"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

TuE TRADE OF PoLrTIcs.-In another column
of this mornings paper, will be found some
wore and interesting comments from the Phila-
delphia Bulletin, upon the late mysterious ST
ience of Elk Gov. Walker, upon one of the most
exciting issues ofthe day-upon an issue, which
it is not too much to say, he has done as much
to mould into lit present alarming proportions
as any othermSn in the country. The Bulletin.
generally, well advised, speaks conidentalIy as
to the Ex-Govcrnor's abandonment of the Doug
las side of the Lecompton quarrel, and as to his
having, for aprice, be that price what it may,
consented to have his mouth now and hereafter
Theoretically sealed upon this subject.
1t is matter of record that the Elk Governor
refused to attend the Philadelphia meeting-and
this fact taken in connection with what the Bull
letin gets from other sources, cast verv dark
shade over Gov. Walkers conduct We be-
lieve, however, that its great effect will be to
react to the benefit of the anti.Lecompton men
in Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

SERMONS NOT IN "SroNEs," BUT DOLLARS
One of the most beautiful and correct sentiments
we have seen in print for long time, is the fol-
lowing, which we find in sermon on the sub
ject of THE Dollar" published by the Reverend
H. D. Mayo, of Albany. The preacher well oh
serves of the coin:
Gould every American, when he receives it,
uatory of his motives in its acquisition, what
startling Gospel would be read off every hour in
the day, all over the land! Could
every form of suffering degradation, meanness,
crime that men encounter in gaining the Dollar
appear, on its face when they took it into their
there as truly as if the magic picture were dis
cerned; for every bad mans Dollar is the type
of his sim"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

WEIGHT OF THE CABINEr.--A correspondent of
the Boston Journal says:
The present Cabinet is composed of "men of
weight, as noticed to-day on register of the
weight of visitors kept at the Smithsonian In
stitution. Howell Cobb is set down at 2l78
pounds, Gov. Brown at III, Secretary Toucey
Floyd at 1874
should Judge that Gen. Cass win weigh
nearly 200 pounds, although he is not as tlesRy
as hewas a few years since. He Is very active
for one of his age, and walks to the Department
of State almost every morning without an over
coat, and with an elastic step
wOS'r gOOf-girls after they are thirty years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

ANoSa the pleasant incidents of the celebra-
ton of the 22d at Richmond, was reconcilia-
tion between Gov. Wise and Senator Hunter
When Senator H., as the Iorator of sthe day,
stepped on the stand, Gov, Wise Immediately
extended Ills hand, and the greeting was SO cor
dial that the large aSscmblage who saw it instant
If gave them loud and hearty cheer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue Of h Deed OF Trus; from ". H. ~, 81
ID L. McAfee Aud OtiIeTst TO Ge. bezrin5 80, -
and Of record Ohio County in Bete h 70 u4is-
offer for sale the following deEerlbto II- ets
The WHEELING WIxpoW GLass WoEEs, -. ~ ~ 81
90 me said works being in complete A.
Also 50 pots, we'll EsaseRsd and AZ Us HeiEs Ts' -
ehInery, &c-, In or BELONGING 49, Izfv rs
jani2 Apply 70 f-I-'---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

VIZ never comprehended the meaning. fpIIv
OF Mr. Buchanan, when he said-.''I am the plat,
form, but It is very evident now.
lasiteS are to be swung of.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

Tue Archbishop of Canterbury has introduc-
ed bill in Parliament providing for special ser
Tices in tht Church of England. os'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
TuE snrHrrALrY- Excitement seems to have

TuR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seems to have
habits day--or perhaps we ought to say its in
cipient day-for we presume that by and by,
about the month of May, the steam will rise
again in the shape of some spasmodic withdraw
ais We gather from what we hear, that pub
lie opinion is settling down upon three of the
seven candidates, and that these three will be
probably run through, hit or miss.
How would it do to make sheriff out of one,
and deputies out of the balance? The preva-
lent CapparenO desire to nab, jug" and hang
the criminals of the bailiwick. might be indul-
ged in MS deputy, no Odds if it don't pay 50
well.
Let the candidates resolve themselves into a
mass convention, and consider the suggestion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

TnE FmuRE HEAD OF THE ADvANcE.-The
Masons, of New York, propose erecting monu-
ment to DIR. Kane, and intend placing the figure
head of the Advance" upon it. DR.. Kane thus
speaks of the fgure.head, in describing the de-
parture of,hecrew from theirfttle vessel, around
which 1.-THE same ice'' still clings:
1--WE went upon deck. The flags were hoist
ed and hauled down again, and our party walk
ed once or twice around the brig, looking Mt her
timbers and exchanging comments upon her
scars, which reminded them of every stage of
her disrnantling.
Our tiguru.head, the fair Augusta" the lit.
tie blue girl with pink cheeks, who lost her
breast by an iceberg, and her nose by nip off
Bedevilled Beach, was taken from our bows, and
placed aboard the Hope" "She is at any rate
wood" said the men, when hesitated about
giving them the additional burden, land if we
cannot carry her far, we can Lurn her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

CANDIDATES FoR CoNGREss.-There is almost
as poor prospect for unanimity in the matter
OF the nomination of our next Congressman, as
there has been all along in the matter of the
Sherifalty. We learn that there are at least
seven candidates-whose friends are casting
about to see how their respective nominations
will take with the people of the district
These candidates are to be Messrs. Russell and
Thompson, for this vicinity; o. w. Langft, of
wellsburg; DIR. Cracraft, of Triadelphia; w. H.
Oldham, of Moundsville; Alph Raymond, of Ma
ron county-and last but by no means least,
the present incumbent.
fit is true that the friends of these gentle
men are at work, the next nominating convcn-
ton promises to present an animated scene
one which will contrast pleasingly and exciting
ly in comparison with the dull, one-horse way
of going through "foregone conclusion" such
as has obtained in past times.
We suggest that the other six members of
this bunch of candidates be required, forthwith,
to give written opinions on the Lecompton
stitution-cre yet it is definitely known wheth-
er it is to turn out popular or an unpopular
piece of business, so that Sherrard, who is al
ready committed, may have fair shake with
the balance, before the people. What says the
bunch?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

FRoM FAR UP THE MlsslssIPPr-The MinnesO-
IA Republican, of the 18th, published at the
Falls of St Anthony, says:
The ice is getting weak all along the river, as
is evinced by its continued cracking, but having
examined its thickness at the crossing, we think
that with ordinary winter weather, it will be
perfectly safe for some weeks.
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GREAT WESTERN an,

GREAT WESTERN .nv.
Insurance and Trust comp
once in Csmpanys snrGRIsPHIA.
Charter PeyTetMaL:A utheTi'la Ia ,RgiEoP, g-rt
wN. DARLING, Vice Prs'isstH'
JAMES WEIGHT, secretary And IFeas1I,-'
..,oi.,ed Arrn. OF tie assys ' s,s 's,.l.,
CoT,nsr FOR whesIuE and vicinity. 81 ill5-t faT'E-
approved Fire and A:aEins kiiN' e. EONHAN,
once for tse Pre.e, at D0ans AiAi 20 q 'a =
febiC-iy --------.--,5,r.. ) lsrF'
5TIiILpREX's Plain add Fans Wool YPIySE 4 90.
I sr-crimsBt. iee-"
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To Let
= $ '-''l'''' + new Il FIRM.

DRS. BARTLETT & WISCHELL D.a,i,,. :.
MarksiStreet, opposite Washing ton IIali Vl ~
$11lGSling Va.
DR.. Wiuchel being compelled by his rapidly Increase
business, add his facilities for doing al
pleasurein informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with " :. artltit "
Hho has had fifteen successful D..
tai profession.
Drs. Il. d w prepared TO perform every operator
Surgical and Mechanical DentstTy-art familiar viii A.
practice the latest improvements OF the Dental An
guarantee that for beauty duFahilts practical ~
their Artificial Teeth shallnOt ne surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves pleasure A.
comfort of Artificial TIE; from the great dread ~ a-
inexperienced during he necessary preliminary extra
tOn of the old teeth and roots Informed by Il
process, entirely unlike ChorOfOrm Ether ane agile
BILE in aad srfstly hdTniess i OIL tech AZ
now extracted without pain.
ANY information twice appeTt4ning To their p-5.s,l
sion they will be pleased to give gratis.
Please call AMI examine specimens Of Artificial Tech
~ Once open At all hours S-pIs
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DENTISTRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the public ikatt's
have associated themselves together f1r The prsrss
Of Dentistry. Their oiee is 1t ia lrk-t street 5zs-
Monroe and Union SIS, whore they vail BE- happy o. rs
their friends and all others wishing the services
Dentist.
They both students and for 'y-ral yeaEsths assist
ants OF the late Dr. Hulhen and r senior partrT
been constantly engaged in the practice for himself Tor
last eleven years, dIring which time he has s
ted with Of the leading Dentists in all q
cties Of thr United States, and has fGmiaTssi bsrs
with their various pecuarities in operating Th
fore feel confident Of being able To give var satisfaction
to all who may favor them Withtheir patronage
ABR ROBERTSON, " D.
whe, ling, Nov. Is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
n. B.-Aessrs R. o. take pleasure IT. gefeITiur.byp
mission. TO the following gentlemen:
VI. Z. Weed, D. D. Hon Geo W Thompson, His Hon Ara
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Esq. Is n. ga, El Dr. Jpha
Frisseli. DR.. W. J. Bates, DR.. T. II. Cumlzin (.
iidreth. Dr-A :. Todd, Tallant Delap4n, John
ESQ.,, McClailens, Knox Co., Marsh rsviar- nari'
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, 4REAT AUCTION SALE!

GREAT AUCTION SALE!
IL present occupied bS James C. Orr door above J.
X. Dunham Co.'S, M1in street, 70 which remove
about first Of April and being DESTROYS open
ing E.YTYRE VIEW STOCK. in room, Ws
have determined to sell At AUCTION the whole OF
our present valuable stock Of
FANCY S STAPLE DRY GOODS
We would beg leave the public that sale will
be male WITHOUT RESERVE IA the character Of our
stock is we'll knoJn, deem Il needless
An opportunity rarely eTualled will be presented the
Great Bargains in Dry Goodsl
Sale TO commence Monday Morning, LIST OF March,
10 O'Clock.
TEKEs-A under thirty dollars, Cash; sums over
thirty dollars, negotiable note At sixty days
feb'6 HEIsRELL swEARINGES-
OURE BRANDY ami pure P6Ft Wine strictly Teiia bic
ticl's for medicinal purposes ohrEise
for sale by W. 4. EDWARDS BRO,
cor. Monroe and Market Sts.,
feb2i opposite the MLure House.
QUERY and Madeira Wines, o superior quality Old
~ Family Whisky Blackberry Brandy, Ginger Brandy
Bass CO.'s Pale India Ale in store and for by
feb2i W. "A. EDWARDS BRO
TACAROSI TeTmieeIl!, Ieckers Farrini, TipToca Ar
vi Root Curn Starch Bak Rs Chocolate Cocoa
aud BromR Brandy Peaches Brandy Cherries Preserved
Cherries, Ounces, Orange and Ginger; COrdIa Pickles
Spices &C. &C., in great abundance, cas1
feba W. a. EDWARDS ( BRO.
IREsH Peaches, RaspberTies Backberries Pine Appes
Il and Tomatoes, just received and for sale by
teb24 w. a. EDWARDS BRO
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Wox'T go Of-girls after they are thirty years
Of age.
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ASSETS JANUARY 1. 1855.

UPWARDS OF 81, 100000
vi Losses have been paid by the tna IusurLnee Co.
the past 80 years.
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New York, Aug 24.-The following message
was received to-day, dated London, Aug 23d,
1858, from the Lord Mayor of London to the
Hon. d. F, Ticmann, Mayor of New York;
The Lord Mayor of London cordially recip-
rocats the congratulations of tho Mayor of New
York upon the success of so important an un-
dertaking as the completion of the Atlantic
Telegraph cable. It's indeed one Of the most
glorious triumphs of the age, and reflects the
highest credit upon the energy, skill and per-
severance of the parties entrusted with so dilfi-
cult duty. And the Lord Mayor sincerely
hopes that by the blessing of the Almighty
God itmay be the means of ccnenting the kind
feelings which now exist between the two coun.
tries. Signed, r. w. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor of London.
Z SAcKvIILE, Aug. 24.-The message of Mayor
Tiemann to the Lord Mayor of London, pro-
posing the first of Sept for the celebration, of
the completion of the Atlantic cable, was sent
over on Sunday. The delay was occasioned
by misrepresentation the part of an
operator at Conn Station, n. F. This was
corrected by a dispatch from Cyrus W. Field,
and the electricians at Trinity Bay forward
ed the dispatch cheerfully.
New York, Aug. 24.-Cyrus w. Field today
received dispatch from London dated this day.
The French Government has acceded to the
Atlantic Telegraph Co. the exclusive right of
land cables on the, Islands of MigulOw, between
Newfoundland and Nova Scotiu. The Company
propose to run q cable from Placentia Bay to
st. Pierre, and thence to Sydney, which will
bring tho French Islands into Geographic COM
munlcation with France and save the keeping
in repair of some 400 or 500 miles of land line
in Newfoundland and Cape Breton, through al
most uninhabited regions.
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s PEoIA.G NOTICES.
"1fBLTUlLz LV p4RV0n

In reference to Or. A. ToDDs Anti bilious or LIVER
ts mr. Jacob Bell Of Utica, Licking Co.,: Ohio writes
u Inn. md them to be an excellent medicine"
ttepshey, Of ohesterytlle, Monroe Co., Ohio
writes, 'sThsy are the hest Pills We can get
James Packer of summerve, Somerset Co. pa. ,,,.,
have been using them for the last and prize
them very highly"
g Morris, Of the 9. 8 I. n, at ssubenyille, say.
W. NJ Belts, of Sage, Upshur Co.. va, says, " have
been greatly benefited by excellent Liver Pis
Camden, of Weston, Va. says of Them ..They are
certainly very valuable lscarcey know how could do
without Them they the only medicine Ihave used for
ID months, and would earnestly recommend them to an
dyspeptics."
The above selections few of hundreds that might
be given and yet We eper AaU0 uHted certcdtssl We
could get A@ndreds Of them in this city for the mere
Todd's Pills for sale by dealers everywhere address
your orders to t. b. LOGAN & CO.,
suss General Agents.