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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-10-14
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Let us recapitulate:

Let us recapitulatc;
Expense ofLegislaluro, 57-8. $7G,7Gl II
Estimated expense of adjourn
ed session. 10000 90
Expense Of Sub Treasury law lG8 100 90
Purchase Of coin to pay taxes, Sc, 732 90
Increase of Judges salaries. 90 800, 90
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The New London aud Stohngton RailrvqAs,
will be finished by November
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From the THIN Tribune.
Facts AMI Figures.
CoLUuBUs O.. Sent Goth 1888

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. Goth, 1858.
We begin this letter with the intention
Of exhibiting to the readers of the 7ri.
buae specimens of the recent financial
movements of this Democratic party, who
are now so blandly courtng our suffrage.
In 1857 the Legislative Department Of
our State was Democratic, although the
81 ate at large was, then as now, largely
Republican. Let us see if there was any
improvement in the morals of this Demo
cratic party, from the year 1851 when
they were driven from power, for their
corruption and wholesale extravaganza.
They promised us a Siriy days session OF
the Legislature. They responded to this
promise by holding a session of over
ninety days, which cost the public Treas,
ury $76,7G41l, and voted an adjourned
session for next winter, which will not
cost less than this, making the expense OF
one session Of the Legislature, including
the adjourned session, $l54, 528, 22;-
GF3" One HuHdred and FGy-lom Thou-
sand, Five hundred and Iweaty-cjghI
ami 22:l00 doIIars-G0 Again, The Sub
Treasury law enacted by this same Leg
isIature, will take from the public Treas
uries, for Safes, at very low estimate:
80 counties at 81 900 per CO. $G3,OOO
Extra printing and Books, at
5000 per county. 1900
Interest lost on money lying idle
at $4OO per county. .35 200
Quarterly examination Of SMELL
ing committees, at 5000 per
county. 1900
Cost to State Treasurer for er-
ecling vaults, printing Of
Books, Stationery, &c. 10000
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The lake commerce OF Buffalo this season.
thus far, exceeds that of previous years
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TThe following table exhibits III
nuaI expenditures during the last
years. including the Administrations.
Taylor, Fillmore. Pierce and Rroboror
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Eg"Tho Ep scopal Convention Of Spuy
Caronina, has voted its Bishop six month
holiday, and $1,000 to take it with.
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Ye Flfer has TAjs,'ed his L.g, Jig
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Jackson, C.
Ii. Ohio, October lst, Is 3d.
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,G1' The right HONORABLE Alfred va
pie camo to this place or'Friday last, and
it was said by his mel brethren, that he
came on purpose ts~Star up the Islander
about his beinglrunk, and thatwawould
be cnslauscd up, Nc. Nv Yaple talk
time, and saidfyery lirlo, but
|nliored the subject ef the charge
Ication This sH~stnsigle
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DOWN WITH TNB GlNDBR.
OLD JACKSON REDEEMED f!

RUFFIANISN REBGlEDN!
THE WHOLE TI% y!
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WIFE SwAPPING,-The Grand Jury of
Pulaski county made some thirty odd.
pre,entments last week. one Of which at
least is rather rare case. Two men, ona
of them Baptist preacher of the "a
and the other member Of Il
Church, snapped wives. which
being considered conlray ta
morals off Common y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
coscLUDED NEXT WEEK. |

\ ''club" of choice spirits, who make
pretensions to once having liveil in Indiana,
but now have office under the patronage of
the Administration propose to send out
Democratic speeches to order. John Van
Buren's speech in New York is put down
at 80 cents per hundred. We make this
note for the benefit Of our Free-Soil friends
A number of Democrats down this way
would like to have copies of Senator Dong
lass Report, but we infer the club don't
furnish themi-,Smliron Democrat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

The Washington Union says there are
three parties in Congress-Democrats. Re-
publicans and Abscntees A friend at orr
elbow offers to bet his old brogans that the
Senator from Indiana Is leader of the "-46-
senfees. Not. Dem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

A writer in D. Bows Southern Revier,
a great authority in the South. advocates
constitutional anarchy.--Nof Dem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08
Missouri Democrat.

Printed and Published at ST. Louis, No.
TEnxs.-Daily, S. per annum; Tri Weekly, So;
Weekly, 81 in advance. CLuBs-Tcn copies, SIS;
Tive" copies, $40. Address,
WM- Mckee, ST. Louis, No.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

both bIeached and unbleached-
Hickory Shifting, Ticking, Satinettcs, Cassimeres,
Mole Skin,) Broad Cloth, &c., &c.
u We have ti1c best assortment of CROCK
cry WARE ever brought to Plymouth. We
can fit you with full set or part Of set on short
notice. We have some very beautiful G l. A
w A E, which We are selling cheap. Our stock
of IL - II II VIVA II Il
consists of everything from Pegging Awl to a
Sausage Grinder. Axes, Hammers, Spirit Levels,
Plane Stocks ( Bits. Augers, Chisels, Hand Saws,
Wood Saws. Mill ard Cross Cut Saws, Door Locks
and Bolts, Thumb Latches, Butts and Screws, Cut
lery of the finest quality, &C., &c.
In our large Basement Story we kcepa good
supply of Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup,
Tobacco, Tanners, Sperm, Lard and Machine
Oils, Turpcntine. Brooms, Pals, Tubs, Churns,
ShoyeIs, Spades, Pitehforks, Log Chains, &C., &c.
We sell exclusively for
Ready Pay Of some kind
We have tried it, and find it works well, and we
certainly believe il 10 be the best for the buyer
We invite One and All to call and examine our
Goods before purchasing elsewhere, as we hatteI
ourselves that we can and do sell cheaper than any
other establishment in Plymouth. We take in Ex-
change for Coos all kinds of Country Produce,
for which the highest market price will be paid
Our Clerks, Messrs POMEROY 4 ELLIOTT.
men Of experience in the business, and arce1l
ways.on hand ready and willing to show you any
thing in oar Inc FREE OF CHANGE! =
IL Thankfui to our old customers for their long
continued faSors. We would, most respectfully, So
icit a continuation Of their patronage, promising
to do better BY them than ever before. tsk
Yours, verj Respectfully,
JOHN L. VESTERYELT.
December B. le57-4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-08

TEnxs--Daily, s. per annum; Iri-N eekly, 50;
Weekly, 81 in advance. CLuBs-Tcn copies, SIS;
Tive" copies, $40. Address,
wM. MCKEE, ST. LoU1s, Mo-
vUvHE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT is Weekly
Journal, devoted TO the interests of the West,
and pubIisled ST. Louis. the centreof the Valley
OF the Mississippi, focus ofNews, Literature, Com
merce AMI Manufactures. Its facilities for giving
the latest intelligence in each and all of these re-
spects univaled and its patrons may be assured
that no expense or labor will be spared To make
the paper Of the people. Every department Is
filed with talented and reliable conductors. Its
corps of correspondents in Washington City, New
York, New Orleans, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexi-
CO and Utah. numbers some of the ablest writers in
the country. Contributions relating to the antqui
ties. the SOILS the mineral wealth. the agricuurare
sources, the business and population of eurroundng
villages and towns, and The local news Of the neigh
boring States win always be found in its columns.
The markets Of the chief cities of the west the sta
tistcs Of production and shipment, the marine inte-
rests of our great rivers, and the trade of our rail-
roads win each be carefully noted The latest infor
nation by telegraph from every quarter viii &c fur
nshed; the details Of foreign steamships will be Civ
en- in full; reviews of publications Of interest
win be sedulously supplied and, in brief, everything
that can aord enfertainmentto the reader or knowl
edge the thinker viii be presented to its subscr
bers- y - 49, = = -
= L0tesf Kansas sVesrs.
Kansas has now become a point Of much import
ance and attraction to the whole country For
rn6pe I'm year past the Democrat has furnished
the newspapsr press Of the Union with the mestau-
theptc = veil as the earliest Intelligence from that
ouat1ex II h1e nav Eve reporters in various parts
of the Terisosy, and special attention wl be devo-
ted 20 obfsin reliable accounts of every event ofn
tefest thas nay trsn=pire there Those who wish
=
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
FAX Sales.

By order of the Circuit court, of Montgomery
county, Tenn, made at the May term OF said
court. 1858, shall at The court house door In the
town of Clarksyille, on Saturday, the 7th Of Au-
gust, 1858, sell for Taxes, costs and charges. the
following described town lots;
George c.. Chi dress heirs, for 1856, town lot
in ClarksviIle, valued at $4,000. Tax $40; Clerks
fees 81 65 Collectors fees Sl Printers fee 81 SO.
Same for the year 1851. valued at $1,000; Tax
$50 90; Clerks fee 81 s.; Collectors fee 81 90;
Printers fee 81 so. Bounded as follOws--west by
Mrs T.. II Yance's town lot, north by Commerce
street, east b, 10Th street, south by Madison ST
9Th ward.
II. ii. Holster town lot for the year 1856
valued at $4,000; Tax $l2 so; Clerks fee 81 65j
G Collectors fee 81 Printers fee 81 so.
II. IL. HOLSTER, for the year 1857, town lot
valued at S. 1000; Tax SIT 4)i Clerks fee 81 60
collectors fec $li Printers fee 81 Sos being part o.
lot No. 50, in the original plan OF the town Of
Clarkville, fronting upon Franklin street, run
ming back TO Strawberry Alley.
II. LYLE, Revenue Collector,
Montgomery COunty.
June 25. '5s-Tw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
Town Lots for Sale.

By virtue of ten orders of sale, made at the May
term OF Circuit court, 1858, will expose to pub
lie sale at the court house door in GAINESVILLE, TO
the highest bidder, for cash. the LIST Monday in
August, Ut being county court Gay, the following
named town lots, tu-wt: One town lot levied up
on as the property of w. +. Gray, lying on the
west side of list street, bounded on the north by
Washington street, and adjoining the property Of
S. N Hollingsworth; | town lot levied upon as
the property of ]. M. Dye, situated on South st /.
adjoining the property of Eli Lockerti house
and lot lying on Spring street, on the west side,
adjoining tbs property of II. Dunlap, levied upon
let, levied upon as the property of ]. c. Bailey,
situated on Strawberry Alley, bounded on the
west by lst street; levied upon house and lot as
The property Of Duke and McCulloch, situated on
the north side of Franklin street, adjoining the
property of g. a. Henry and Mrs. S. ] Winston ;
other house and lot levied upon the property of
i. i. Willis situated ON the east side Of second st.
and boun-ed en- the south by Washington streets
one other town lot situated the west sid of LIST
street, adjoining the property of Mrs. Glenn and
l., Harrington, levied upon as the property Of
Mrs +. Gray. Levied upon Trousdale Square,
in ward No, q, us the property of the heirs OF
George Childles, bounded north by Commerce st.
south by Madison St., east by 5th ST., on west by
Hitter ST., as may be map Of the city Of
GAINESVILLE. Also, house and lot levied upon as
the property of John Davidson heirs situated on
the south side College street, between the prop
erty of |, N. Bartlett and the Catholic church.
All Of the foregoing town lots and houses mem
TONED are more fully described in the levey made
by E. Withers, City Constable, and are sold to pay
taxes and cost In favor of the city of Clarksvile
T. RAMEY, Sheriff.
June 25, '5s-3w-pr fee, Sc 40
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
TINS Founrn.-Thlp day, tho anniver,ary Of

Tnk FouRrH This day, the anniversary Of
American Independence, was celebrated by the
uDlted Sabbath Schools Of our city. AT o'clock
In the morning. the different Schools, with appro-
pirate banners, repaired TO the College grove
where large crowd had already assembled-the
business of the city having been suspended -
The reading Of the Declaration, by Prof MsGoffin,
opened the exercises After some excellent sing
ing, the rep resentativss OF the different schools
compO ed of little boys, delivered their addresses
In the best style, much TO the qualification of the
crowd. The young gentlemen acquitted them
selves handsomely. Then came the speech Of
Thomas Henry, Esq. II was indeed a patriotic
address. Astounding Ia beautiful passages, inter
.persed with some truly sublime flights Of elo-
quence. The audience were then conducted to
the dinner table. where each and all enjoyed them
selves TO their hearts content. Thus ended the
proceedings-all returned home, feeling that II
was great blessing to enjoy national jubilee
and to be a native Of freedoms soil. May the
glorious Fourth, and It's attendant blessings, be
commensurate with time. r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

At the July term Of the County Court 1t was
ordered by the court that the proposition maze by
said court, at its April term, TO pay 5000 900 in
equal annual instaments, by direct taxation, In
full Of its subscription Of $250,ooO to the Mem
pills. Clsrksvle and Louisville Railroad Company
due at 30 years, with semi-annual interest. was
withdrawn. aud said court voted to pay the accru-
Ing interest on the said original subscription oil
$3.50, GOA. This interest, Il will be remembered
had been assumed to be paid by said Railroad Com
pany until the road was in running order. This
agteemcn, did not release the liability of the
~ for the interest The county has now released
the Railroad from paying the interest. To meet
the interest falling due this year, and January OF
next year, said court assessed tax of ten cents
on eao h one hundred dollars worth Of the taxable
property of I'D county, aud elected Henry Lyle
Railroad Tax Collector; giving him six per cent
for commissions. This will make the entire State
and County Tax, for this year, about 81 cents
on the hundred dollars.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

II We have received from Thomas & Brother,
through our friend "TowNs," very liberal speci-
mems Of a new lot Of Cigars, Chewing and smo-
Mug Tobacco, that they have just received from
Baltimore and we can assure all who love the
weed, th,t they can procure out Of this supply,
the very best, in whatever form they desire it
Among the Cigars are some that good deal
ahead Of any ever brought here before and two
new brands Of chewing Tobacco are very fine in-
deed The smoking tobacco is something entirely
nse, here, being genuine Virginia tobacco of the
finest description, cut fiue ana priced in bales of
ten pounds. 1t possesses iiue favor, and has
none Of the sharp burning effect upon the mouth
that most Of smoking tobacco has. 1t Is sold in
Hnyquantty desired. We advise friends to call
aud try ui these articles, for they are extra fine.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09


lJ- Wehavc been of the opinion, for some time
past, that the leading projects for the rapid and
extensive growth of Clarksvile, next TO those now
on hand, are,
lst A good and substantial Bridge across Red
River, just above the mouth Of West Fork--a free
Bridge-and good Turnpike thence out toward
the Kentucky lire--sty Trentonwards. This Sec
ton Of country is not now much sought after
but build the road aud fifty dollars per acre can
soon be procured for any land near its route
Besides such road might, and probably would,
divert large trade and travel TO tits place Prop
erty holders here and along the line of said road
look TO your Interests and have the work done
Don't sleep upon your privileges, You may
lose some of them. Go to work under the gener
al Turnpike law, aud If necess ~ get amendments
oyour charter ut the next Legislature. There
is large number of hands who can now be pro-
cured cheap, and who will do much and good work
in day. Go to work like men and you can build
the road II will be good stock-if not IN dv
bends in other thugs LO,k 10 your interests and
use your opportunities.
End Build Railroad up tie valley of the West
Fork and branches to Pembroke, KY, then ce to
Madisonville. Think of these protests and after
You think, act promptly aud at once with vigOr,
and succeed you must
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

THE Pic Mic and Barbecue. which came of at
Yancy's Spring, on the South side Of the river,
on Saturday last, was one Of the most pleasant
affairs that we have attended this summer. Gen,
Jas. M. Quarles read the Declaration of lndePen-
denee, in clear and forciable manner, and made
short and very appropriate speech, which was
we'll received by the large crowd. Col N. II. AL
len was then called for and came forward, and in
his good humoied and happy manner delighted the
audi, nee for half hour or more. The inimitsble
S. P. Bagwe then allied for. and In his pc, u
liar eloquent style, entertained the assembly anoth-
or half hour. There were then several calls for
some of the yOang men IN the crowd, who resPon-
ded by saying that they preferred making private
speeches. The crowd then repaired to the dinner
table, and feastei upon some of the beet barbacue
that we have tasted in many day.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

ASSISTING NATuRE.-Itis well established fact,
that although nature cannot be forced, she can be
assisted This is peculiarly the case in all those
diseases caused by blood or cOagulated lymph set.
ding under the skin, as generally happens after a
bTuseor spruin. By using some ,od penetrating
Iubifacient, such as Bragg's Attic Liniment, ma.
ture is stimulated and assisted to take up aud re-
move the deposit of lymph and blood, aud an i'm
mediate cure i'efsctsd. Braggs Artic Liniment
is for sale by all respectable Druggists throughout
the country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

"CLARKsvrLLE CHRosrcLE."--The accomplished
editor Of this Journal is now publishing 10 lis col
umns novelette, from his own versatile and grace
ful pen, entitled "Hcen Berne.' tale Of Virgin
Ia life. Mr.. Thomas writes with the vigor and
energy Of fine political paragraphist. with the
Imagination and elegance Of successful writer OF
hction-a rare combination Of talent Histales
are Infinitely superior in moral, In plot, In proba-
bIIity aud in style, TO the vast majority Of the
tales which fill the Post and Ledger. A prominent
feature Of Helen Berne." as well the other
tales of Mr.. Thomas, is the easy simplicity Of
stye, which always characterizes the writings Of
a man Of genuine talent. Persons no are fond
OF pleasant felton, should, by all means take The
Chronicle, W bich is also Of the best local jour
nals in Tenne ssee.-H pkinspiue Mercury.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

We wish to call attention to Mayor Hiter's cir.
eulsr. advertising an election at the Court House
tomorrow, for the voters of Clarksvie to vote
on the question of the City issuing bonds to build
n new bridge at the mouth of Red River. new
bridge is absolutely necessary. and according 10
the plan proposed, It can be built without any tax
aud will pay for itself, We hope every citizen
will 60 to tho polls, and vote for the Bridge An,
citizen can vote whether he has paid his tax, OF
not as that is not condition 10 voting in THU
case.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
Chnncery Sale Of Valuable Store
House and so Acres OF Land.
II. * d. Douglass, ct ais.

H. * u Douglass ct ais IN pursuance Ofan
rs order made In IN, ,
John II. Adkins ct ala. cause at the oclo.
Der Term 1851 OF the Chaneery Court. at Clarks-
vile, will sell TO the highest bidder at the Court
House In Clarksville On the 2nd day Of August
neat, County court day the lands Of Of s A.
Clifton, mentioned in the pleadilgs. being about
acres of land with a dwelling, store-hoas SC,
In the town OF Frrdonia, Montgomery County
Tennessee, Immediately on the Nashville Turn
PIKE, The improvements are good aud the stand
Tor business excellent
TERns-I and . years credit, Notes with gooi
security ana lien retained for purchase money =
No redemption
THos. J MuNFoRp.c An
la'ya, le5s-tis- n fec s1eo.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

uj Tho Commissioners appointed 10 have built
Bridge across Spring Greek, near Rolla's Shop,
on the Trenton RoSd, reported to the July term
OF the County Court, that the work had been done
ia good and wOrkmanlike manner, by the con.
tractor, Mr. A. J. Harrison, for the sum of ten
hundred aud fifty dollars, and showed a certificate
to that effect from G. Breed, R. f. The BriIgy
was received, and It was ordered that the money
be paid to the Contractor. Thus has been done
what has !ong been needed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
Change Of Time.
THOMAS & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

GAINESVILLE, TENN.
WILL continue TO sell Drugs. Paints, Glass, Per-
fumery, Books, Stationery, Oils, Combs, &C., al
reduced prices for cash, or to Punctual dea-
lers Oh Time, payable LIST July and LIST January.
Towns Thomas, having returned from
California to Clarksvile, for the purpose of ma
king il his future home will take charge of the
store, and give it his entire personal attention =
To his old friends and acquantances. nothing need
be said TO recommend him except to say, call and
see hin, for, by so doing, they will fnd him the
same "ti oMBRE," reHdy to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor the concern with their Gus
tom.
In calling the attention Of our many friends &c
the above Card. we cannot refrain from returning
our warmest thanks for their very long and con.
'inued custom,
~ Remember the Drug Store on the Public
Square, near Franklin street.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Jan 8, '5s-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CLARKsviLLE july 9,

OIANh'NIIaLE July %
The stasnation in the market, just at his time.
leaves us little nothing 10 report in that line
Business season is about closing, and traders and
spectators are pausing in their operations-anx-
iously awaiting the prospects and progress of the
growing crops, and until these are developed. bus
mess must continue dull.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

By reference 10 their advertisement it will be
seen that J. M. Rice aud w S. Moore have en-
tered into partnership In the Dry Goods business
Mr. Moore is quite an acquisition TO this old es-
tatshed house. They will certainly do a driving
business, both members of the firm being good
merchants and energetic, clever gent emen.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
June Is, Is5s--ly.
Five Farms for sale.

On the l7ih of July will offer for sale. at auc-
tion Five Farms, containing about 200 acres each
These farms are in about one half mile of w ood-
lawn, on the Dover road in Montgomery county
Tenn, about 9 miles from Clarksve aud Z from
New Providence, in a healthy portion Of the
county; the land is OF superior quality and lies
well for cultivation; as Tobacco land its qualities
are most excellents
= TERMS.---One fourth cash, or note in bank
(three nonthsl, with two good endorsers, the bal
ance in l 2 and 8 wears, equal annual payments
without interest. Time of sale, l2 o'clock, M
Place of sale, WooGawn, or on the lots as they
IRE sold. There viii be at the same tins and
place sale Of some ten or ffteen likely Negroes.
A dinner will be prepared
W. A. QUARLEs.
T. D. LEONARD, Autioneer.
June Is, '5S- 5w