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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29
TIE INTEREST on THE STATE DEBT

The Indianapolis Sentinel says:
Provisions have been made by the State
officers for the payment of the July interest.
The Treasurer of State, Hon. Aquilla Jones,
Yesterday RENTED TO John NJ. Lord, Agent
of State, a check OH the Corn Exchange
Bank, of New York, for one hundred and
fifty-hye thousand dollars, a part of the
amount needed to meet the interest due on
the first proximo.
The people would like to be informed
what those ''provisions were, by which
the money was raised to pay the interest.
Have the estate officers" teen borrow :
money without any color of sanction by
law, or have they used the trust funds of
the State, upon "iheir mere notion" for
purchases for which they had no right to
appropriate them. 1t is important that the
pecuniary faith of the State should be pre-
served; but it is of more consequence to a
people, jealous of their liberties, that their
constitution should not be violated and dis
regarded. The Executive is usurping the
power TO carry on the entire government by
itself. Upon every pretence that the Leg
islature-has not filled its functions, the Ex-
ecutive assumes the right and power TO sup
ply its place and perform its duties. The
Executive stimulates feuds and party con-
tests in the Legislature, which arrest all
Legislation till the body is dissolved by the
constitution; and then, by persistently re-
fusing 10 re-aSsemble it, to repair lits..errors
The Governor places himself in a position
where on the plea of expediency and public
necessity, he can uSurp all the powers of the
government, and constitutes the State Of
ficers himself and his minions-the sole
power in the State, who plan their own
schemes in secret, and execute them with
out regard to the law or constitution; or
deigning so much as to tell the people what
measures this new Legislative power the
State officers" have, in their wisdom, adopt
ed. Such an administration of its affairs,
rcdcces the State government practically 70
monarchy, in which the Legislative and
Executive power are combined in the Gov
errors hands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

The PEOPLE or CLAY County AND THE
Clay county 10 cut the canal feeder dam on
Eel river, one night during the late high
water; but the outrage was prevented by
the presence of the employees in the canal
repair boat, who, having previous notice of
the mob'S design, were on the watch. Sew
parties, but the night being very dark, tie
defenders of the dam succeeded in driving
off the mob without receiving injury. II
is not known whether any of the mob wer,
wounded or not
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

The Lafayette Journal says that serious
difficulty has occurred among the laborers
in the employ of the engineer on the Wa
bash and Erie Canal, at Wild Cat, some three
miles above that city, which resulted in a
serious accident To the leader of the malcon-
tents. II appears that the engineer had set
some nifty or sixty men 10 work at one dol
lar day. Hearing Of this some boatmen
and Irish laborers from Lafayette went up
Tb Lafayette in the morning and announc-
ed their determination TO prevent the men
from working, unless the compensation was
advanced to SIPS per day. This was re-
fused, whereupon one of the leading rioters
made n demonstration at the engineer. as
though TO strike him, when he. (tbe rioter)
received from some one, whose name is I'M
known, a lick on the head with shovel.
He is thought to be dangersuSly wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

sS~Thep post master of Philadelphia has
lad iron letter boxes made So as To put
around lamp po.,, secured against thieves
aud the weather, into which letters can be
dropped he has had them attached TO the
lamp posts in all parts of the city for the
convenience Of the citizens. They are Wis
tied twice day by messengers from the
post Office, who collect the letters deposited
therein
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FOgNFs.

Taken up 10y the subscriber, living in Centre
Township, Vanierburgh County. State of In.
diana, large Bay.Horse. about nine or ten
years oil has o large white spot on his forc-
head, scar on each side Of his jaws and col
lar marks. Supposed to have been taken from
neal PRINCETON, in Gibson County, By one
Harmon Said horse is now at my farm in
said Township, where he can be found by the
owner who is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. and tuke him
away.
WILLIAM PAINE.
t.,
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asn... The old school master Hardy, who
killed Chas H. Stone, merchant in New
Orleans, for the alleged seduction of his
daughter, has becn tried, and was acquitted
on the sth inst. The crime was most
StrenuouSly denied by Stone before his
death, and his friends were satisfied of his
innocence. But public sympathy seems to
have been strongly enlisted OH the side of
the desperate parent and when the YER
dict was announced, repeated cheers rang
through the crowded court room. The
trial was attended with some exciting scenes.
Witnesses were called by the prosecutor to
prove the daughter was a girl of licentiouS
character, of which they had personal
knowledge After this testimony was in,
the daughter, Caroline Hardy, was recalled
by the counsel for the defence. She was
escorted in and up TO the witness stand
She mounted the steps firmly, and instead
of seating herself, stood up, raised her right
hand, and, in a clear, loud voice, which fell
with electrict force upon the breathless as
semblage, sai.:
"Before Almighty God, and by all my
hopes hereafter, | do Solemnly swear that
what these men have sworn about me is falls,
-FALsE-FALSEl stamping her foot. u
ten thousand Hrss depended on Il, IL Is al
FALSE! | don't see how any man could
come here and talk that way about me be
fore my father, and"
Here she fell in the chair, and gave way
to hysterical fit of weeping and sobbing
The court was fairly stunned by her vehe
mence, and the dramatic force of the scene
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DECK FIR g. KRAMER
NOfiCP.

All Yanderbnrgh County Orders. drawing
interest. and which have been endorsed pre-
vious to September, ], 1886, will he redeemed
on presentation-to the county Treasurer.
n. B.--I will pay no interest accruing on
said Orders after this date
THEODORE VENEMANN, Treasurer.
Evansville, June II, 1858.
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a. CDH.E EFT.

SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY,
coEsER OF PINE AND FIRST srEKrs.
Opposite krdiz and Heilman's Foundry, Ey-
arsville. Indiana.
We are manufacturing the above articles al
prices whicii viii compare iavorably with Gin
cinnaii and Louisville.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
All work will be completed at the time
promised.
n. B.-A superior article Of Ice Chests
made 10 order
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

n5- The hog cholera still prevails to an
Alarming extent in Gibson county. On
Marsh Greek, South West of Princeton.
sone of the most extensive farmers are los
ing all their hogs. The disease ii also COM
hitting sad ravages in the Northern part of
the county. SO far, il seems there has been
found nothing that win effect cure. A
hog once attacked, seldom gets well.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

eH- The Barbecue at Patoka is going to
be the most spirited celebration of the
Fourth in this section of the country
The preparations are on large scale, and
exceedingly generous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

NEaoTrsx-Captain Turpin, the brother
ia-law of Senator Bright, has been appoint
ed and confirmed as Minister TO Venezuela,
in place Of Charles Eamcs. What claims
had he, besides his connection with Jesse n.
Bright, upon the party or the country, for
the honor aud smoiumentS?
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ATCTION SALE.

WE invite the Ladies 10 sale of Dry
Goods. To commence on Friday morning, June
25th ut O'Clock al our Auciioa Rooms. cor
ner OF Main and Third streets. fresh lot OF
goods consisting in part Of iackoaets, swiss
and null muslin, oerrage, lawn, prints, edg-
ing laccs. ribbons, lnsters, gloves, Hosiery and
general variety OF such goods ne is wanted,
which must be sold-we have no price only
Auction prices. Ladies, come on Friday
morning and you shall have bargains for
cash WOOLSEl d NELSON.
ie o3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-29

beg France is increasing her national ar
mament, both by land aud sea, upon scale
that renders it truly formidable, and upon
an organized system that indicates some
special purpose in view, but which, as yet,
vering progress of the work, aud the mys-
Terry with which it is surrounded, has Great
ed some alarm in England, lest il may be
connected with some ininlical designs upon
the British Islands. 1t has excited q lively
discussion in the papers, and some CON-
ments in Parliament The Emperor will
soon be forced TO explain his purpose, OF
England will begin TO prepare herself tc
meet sIl the French can array against her.
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that iIESEY l.
MlrcHETI has been appointed administrator Of
the estate OF Mrs. Elyira Mitchell. late of this
city. deceased. Said estate is solvent.
HENRY l. MITCHELL,
Administrator
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The firm of Co.IETT & OvERELI, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be carried on
by A. Cor EXT, who will settle all business
connected with the late firm.
Signed,
COLLETT e. OVERELL.
E.vansy lilo, June 2lst, 1858.
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LOST,

On Thursday evening last, between Main
and Greeu Streets, on Weller small Gold
Bosom Pin The finder Will be literally re
warded, il left at the store of
q. G PUSHEE.
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WILLIAM PAINE.
For Rent.

a large aud very convenient Dwelling House
in thorough order, on Second street, near cor
ner OF Chestnut street. Terms. 500 per annum
TUOS. r.. GARNIN
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
june APPLIES,

A lot of June Apples, just received,
and for sale at Samuel Vickerys old
stand. s.
A. d. REYNOLDS g. Co.
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A Gard.

a CALLED meeting of the Journeymen Oak
~ Covpers of the city OF Evansville. wa- heia
May y, lS5s. The meeting was organized by elect
ing a President and Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being stated, Messrs ca
man, Sherwoald and off chosen To draft reSolu
tons The Commit ce retired for short time and re-
turned with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
prOpretors of the Machine shop Of this city pur
suing 70 break down the regular COOpers as dishonor
able, unjust and uncalled Tor.
RESOLVED, That we will use all honorable means
in cur power 10 put down any attemp; AT monopoly
which - designed 10 njure our business in this city,
RESOLVED, That inasnuch as tho proprietors OF
said Machine shop, while it vas in course Of erec-
ton pledged themselves 20 sustain the regular price
of cooperase in this city, and that immediately after
starting they put the price down 20 cts, the bar
rel, therefore, have confidence in their sense
of honor.
RESOLVED, That we invite the C4opers that
gagged In the said Machine Shop at this present time,
to quit there between and the first Of June, and
they will he furnished with herths. in the regular
shops, and that after that time look upon all
corpers that assist in the manufactory s coopaagc in
aaid shop, SCABS, and that will not cOnde-cend
to work in any shop that they may set employment
in.
On motion % Mr. Teaman, IL was voted that the
above proceedings be published in the daily papers Of
this city. FRANK SHOOh, Sec y
jel0-2wd&w
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A Gard.

Tho sale OF $1,000 worth of imported Bran.
dies, and Fruits in Cans, advertised TO come
off Saturday last, was delayed on account of
some unforeseen accident, and will take
place on THURSDAY, the lst of July. to which
we invite the trade. as the articles will be sold
without reserve. Terms--all sums of s2j or
under, cash above, 60 days credit. the pur-
chaser giving negotiable note, payable in o
bank in this CITY.
DFCEEP &, KpANFP
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A CARD.

TIME undersigned respectfully inform their Gus
Z toners and friends, that in accordance with the
Hebrew custom, they will transact no business Oh
SATURDAY., the Jewish Sabbath, and will close their
store, every Friday night 7oclOck until Saturday
night ut the same hour And instead Of doing bush
nesson Saturday. they will attend to il on Sunday.
The hands employed by Us in talocing will take
notice, AID bring in their work on Monday, which
will hereafter he made pay day.
A.ANSPACHER * co.
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Great sale of Imported BTaudies at

NNTE viii sell NJ our store on Main street, Satur
SS day, june l 9Th next, at public auction, $500
worth ~ first quality and conuiue imported Blansiey
IN y aud = pipes and Preserved Fruits in glass jars
The above we're sent US from New Orleans on con
signment, and are of superior quality aud p.oprie
tnrs OF larrocms adj eenfectionsrs are invited t.
come and examil Q.
The goods will be sold without reserve. Terms
cash. fr all sums under So; for sums over that
amount good lankable paper at sixty DAYS viii he
ttken. DECKER 4 KRAMER.
n. h. ConsGnments are solicited. The money will
be promptly paid over ~ soon -ales effected.
ie--ox
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Abstract


.TatNneht Of He Condition If tie CITY
FJRE ASSURANCE COWPAIT Of
Hartford, January LIST, 1868.
NAME ASD LOCATION.
The name Of this Company i the CRY FIRE Is.
sURsScE CoNPhSY or HARTFORD. The Company
is located at Hartford Connecticut
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock il Que hundred
and fifty thousand dollars the amount OF its Capt.
al stock paid UP Is one hundred and nifty thousand
dollars.
Cash hand 80 ,s25-tc
Cash in hands OF agents and oher persons. l3f5a.ia
Bonds owned by the Company
70 81 900 % lIortSase Bonds Of the Indiana
annual interest Of 10 per ceut...-..-.... lUgW.uo
DEBTS due the Company secured by NOR
I,esSs on coIIat.Tai secured nv ;9i shares
Of Bank Stock, aud other Stocks and
Bonds in possession Cf Company 5',2J0.Vt
All other securities
teJs shares Bank stock. 81 5000
Bill- receivable is,.,5.3s
Accrued est......................... 1885
Office Furniture. 577.I7
Total Assets Of the Company ...,.....sI?2 ,Oss.j6
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due sS,s75-oo
Losses unsdi listed and in sus-
pense, waiting Tor further
All other claims against the
Company estlmated....--.- 4'i35-oD
Total liabilitiee ...s f3,67o0o
The greatest amount insured in any one risk = 200
The greatest amount allowed 70 be insured IN any
one City, Town Village, varies according 70 its
The greatest amount allowed 70 be insured in any
one block, varies "a in the preceding.
No psrtO its capital or earnings are deposited Win
any State States, as security for lcsses therein
L. BRAINARD. sec'y.
jeif6mosd4w
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Ee5 The Charleston Courier SAYS that the
administration is understood TO have spoken
through Mr.. keitt. Those familiar with the
operations Of Mr. Grow can testify that, if
Keitt was the administration mouth-piece.
the administration had il. mouth Slapped
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Abstract

Oftke Semi --fHnE0l Statement of TIE dfaiyS
and condition QfkFs i0lLE ASSURANCE
Company. If ne CITY IF Nc5C YgFk, on IT,
3lst dag Of Decem5cF. 1857.
Cash Balance in Bank 81 600 -
Bonds and Mortgages being FIRST lien on -
Real Estate, wcrth AZ least sS'l 0j),... 1890 90
Loans stacks, PAYABLE on demand,
(narSet value OF securities, s.i3, Do l5n,>.a =
Rank Stocks, (maTket Which,. - 900 90
Of the Company, .......... -. 67,eQl -
Interest due on let January, 49,, OF
which, Si2, G25.o3 has since been recg d l4Ss3 SO
Balance la hands of Agents and in course
oftransnission from Agents on = 81 Dec. 2l,ei -
C0r which 1891 ~ has stree ieen receiVed),
Premiums due and uncolcctcd ON T Jiicies
issued at Office .. ............... a,Os7 50
Total.........,,.... ................ 8ssi,2IS "a
IABtLrTIEs.
Outstanding losses Ola 3ist De
cesnher. i 81. estimatsd At. ,ilD ~
Due Stockholders on account
Of Seventh Dividend.......- 1000 on
sfl,llN VI
CHAS.J. MARTIN, Prest.
Al. NILLMARTH, Vice PTest.
Y. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
a, G. HABL0Ck, Agent, Evansville, Ind.
ielf.i N.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS

r0NiE undersigned propose to sell 5heir COAL
y MINES, situated on the bank OF the canal, ..
miles from Evansville together with seven hundred
and seventy acres Of land OF a good quality, well
ttmoered- The canal passes rhrou sh the land
the center, in north and south direction, within
ie" feet Of the mouth OF the coal pit The coal vein
Is a0Out ak feet thick, and in good working order
win ali the tools necessary operate 18th dozen
miners, coal Cars and machinery for hoisting with
horse power and valuable horse to work il; a good
coal boat, nearly with the best mule team for
towing the canal. The b.at Is capable Of bringing
down hfteen hundred bushels AT load. There i on
the premises good log boarding house, stable and
corn crib, &c; OF blacsrnl.s tools, corr enough 70
last the stock tilt the new crop comes in. Also, all
the household furniture in the house will be sold,
With farming utensils. twenty of grain, oats and
corn, and OF potatoes. The location j. Of the
est shipping points the canal; IL the proper &C
commodatons erected for storage Of produce II
would sooA become the center Of trade for that part
The country The whole viii be sold, or if the pur.
chaser prefers the undivided haif and possession Civ
en- ilInedtateiv. For particulars inquire of ESQ
Isowley, at the Canal Collectors Office Francs
amory, in Evansville. Also, Aliens Exchange
No ., Main STREET
ie7-lWdSytf 4
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sss-1t is stated that Russell and wad-

ht3s It IS Stated mat NIlSSeII anu y" ''U-
dell co ernment contractors for transport,
iag the stores to Utah, have been offered
$500, coo bonus fox. their contracts Of this
year. They obtained the contracts without
their being opened to competition, and prob
ably would not take 81, OOO, 900 for them.
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EEARyEsT FOOLS
= 2l OF. 4 4 ting i Grain Cradles;
~ do Grass Snsthe.;
51ds Hay Rake; -
- DO Grain Scyihes, Waldren Pattern
- 10 Grass DO do;
5dO be Casteel Willard;
10 DO Sickles;
10 do German Siekes;
gross Scyihe Stone.
N store aud for sale by
je5 ORR, DALZELL x co.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Price SIG to sI25.

TIME best simplest and most durale machines in
E use, rs well rs the cheapest.
They make strong, elastic stitch, not liable to
hIeak IN washing and ironing, and sewing with equal
facility the thicke=t thnnest fabrics. They use
any ordinary thread, cotton or silk. All machines
satisfactorily.
Ne have several different kinds Of machines, and
would ask all who want machines, to give US call be
fore they make their purchases.
We have private room where those that desire TO
test their utility before purchasing, operate al
their leisure Office and sales in the rear of
JOhnsons Bookstore, FIRST street, between Main aud
I ocust streets. A. l.. THOMAS, Agent
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BuggieS! BnggIes!!

lust received by Allis Y IGowes, fine assert
ts ment OF Eastern open aud covered Bugges FOR
sale low for cash. ALLIS & H0WES.
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SsUNDRIRS-

kstCSDRIES-
- kess q bagso: No. 1,s, ., b. Shot;
90 box Hamburger Cheese;
200 bhlS kanawha salt;
- boxes " heat Starch;
- hf bxs do;
% doz. of genuine Shaker Brooms;
N doZ. fancy do
Received and for sale by l. x u. HERMANN.
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Axles Springs; made of the steel; Bands, En-
ameled and of all kinds of Leatber Cloths Innings for
Carriages, Narnshes Castings OF all kinds, Saddle
Tees clish Bride Leathers, Bits. StTrups, Spurs
HNrn.s fine Silver of all kinds, Jenny Lind
tiig Trees. Self-Adjusting Pads, Taylor's Patent
Names Ply Nets Shoe Threads, Horse Blankets, Lon
ion Grth Webs, American 6irth and Rein " chs, both
Cotton and W orStei londCl. Welt Skins, superior
article: Ivory utt Prcia and Brass lined Sfartengai
olrstv OF Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, Sc- &c
keen in fact everything apI,erfaining to either
branch VT the business and understanding both branch
Is thoroughly, We would respectfully iayte Your az;
tention before purchasing elsewhere.
SApI!.E ap2odkw
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June 10Th, 1853.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Wholesale DEPARTMENT.
FIRST sTREEr,FrRs DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.

MAIN ST., FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER.
" IL. COOK begsto thank his friends in Evansville
Els and neigborhood, for their favors freely be.
slowed upon him since be has been in business among
then, and takes The opportunity TO their
notice his son. Sir. III. A. COOK. whom he has taken
into partnership from this date and socits for the new
firm u u. HI. Cook & son, continuance Of the
IN. Cook 4 Son, having taken the business prem
ises and purchased the whole Of the stock Of Mr. 81. W.
Fosc, feel confident that they will be enabled 70 sh
ply me citizens Of Evansville with every article they
may require in the Grocery and Provision line Y. II.
Cooi Son wish especially TO draw the attention u
dispose c to their increased facility for taking OF their
stock and supplying them at their store with all art-
cleo required the whole Department. az price, that
must insure their orders for the future. feb2-o
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WHEELER e. WILSON'S
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
The Buckeye Sewing Machine.

The best single Thread Machine in the market.
A general assortment OF Sewing Machine SILK
Thread, Needles, &c, Ac., constantly on hand.
Office, No. {, Marble Hall.
myil.6m r. NJ. SEILMAN, Agent
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Collectors once,
CITY Hall. November 5

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons who have
paid their for the and to ali who
ha, the Of days from
the advertisement
all which the unpaid viii be adver
sold for the Is tho law
Those who do wish the heavy attendant
advertisement aud sale requested
JAMES =. HALLIDAY,
Nov 7-eodtJan5 Collector.