davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

WHAT HAPPENED AT BoLoGNA.-We read
in La Presse of July 9th the following event
that has taken place at Bologna, in the Papal
State. "There lives in that city Jewish
family of the name of Mortara, consisting OF
the head of the family, an aged, venerable
merchant, with his wife and six Children
Two years ago, one of the children four years
old fell seriously i'll the servant baptised it
secrecsy. Lately this woman made confess,
ion of it before a confessor of a congregation,
which we could name who FASTENED to com
municate it to the Inquisition of Rome On
the 30th Of June, at o'clock in the evening
five gems darmes, under the direction of Il
monk, entered the house of Mr.. Mortara,
telling him that he had a Christian child
which they came to reclaim. At the refusal
of the parents to give it up. and notwith
the cries and tears of the mother.
the child was torn from her arms with vio-
lent force, sent to Rome, where it was placed
with the founding children. Now fort
night has expired since the act and the par
ents have received no farther information
The mother has turned insane of grief The
cruel act is known to the whole city of Bo-
Iogna, where it produced lively and painful
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

DDN'r WANT TO PAY.-A rather uneom.
mon occurrence took place yesterday, at
dressmakers establishment on Bush street.
A few days ago lady left with the dressma-
ker pattern of silk to be made up In due
time the dress was made and called for. it
was in all respects just as it should be, if it
would fit well and the lady thought, as she
had to do some shopping, she would try it
on 1t fitted admirably, and with the re-
mark, "Pll call sometime and settle for it, "
turned to leave. The dressmaker told her
she could not take it away until she paid for
it, as she was stranger. She persisted in
going when she was pulled back into the
store the door locked, and policeman sent
Tor, lhe officer informed the lady that she
had nae! the choice Of three ways to settle the
diihcnlty-to pay for the dress to leave it,
or or TO accompany him to the station house.
She chose the first alternative handed over
ten dollars, and went on her way shonning
IS. f. Times, FridaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

NoGAcTrY OF THE EMU-An amusing in
stance of the voracity of the emu, aud its
power to swallow, if not digest ANYTHING,
even iron, was related to us a few DAYS since.
by MIR. barley, of Orange. Some little time
ago, one of Mir. Darley's sons brought down
from the Lachan two young emus, which
very soon became domesticated. and used to
pick up unconsidercd trihes about the place
and neighborhood Their propensity in this
respect soon rendered them II source of an
noyance to the nelghbors, who continually
missed articles in an unaccountabl, manner.
Among other things the nails used in build.
ing Mr. Hanrahans new house were found ia
disappear quicker than usual. But although
the emus were strongly suspected of being in
some way connected with their departure il
was thought too much to believe that they
could have swallowed them. Such, howev.
er proved to be the case, for upon carefully
watching them. them were seen to swallow
several of Ewbank's nails measuring from
two to three inches each, evidently with much
gusto. One of these singular birds was acci
IDENTITY shot dead by one of the ncghbors. n
lew weeks since, and the other was killed by
Kick from one of Ilanrahan's horses.--N. s
". paper
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

Henry JAooB.-We have received a com
munication from our correspondent, Henry
Jacob relative to an outrage which was con
templated upon him by certain denizens o
La Porte, who took umbrnge at some of hi,
former communications to this paper. lie
says that they are much cnraged at him for
speaking the simple truth in relation to ecr
tain matters and things about that town, and
that be barely escaped their summary ven
gence by flight We shall publish his letter
in our next issue
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

Up. II. WENrwoRru.-This gentleman has
succeeded very well in his collections in this
city, for the benefit of the Mount Vernon AS
We recommend him to our friends in that
place as gentleman well worthy of their
respect and esteem. lie bad designed to send
a notification of his coming to the Butte Re
cord, but mistook the day of publication OF
that paper. We are sorry that he and his
mission could not have had the benefit of the
Records circulation
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

SALT LAKE LADIEs.-A Salt Lake CORES
pondent of the Call says" In the streets,
about the middle of the day, many ladies may
be seen shopping, and unless person is very
well acquainted it is the only time and place
where they may be seen. have visited ma
ny families, and have seen many pretty wo-
men here. They seem to like the plurality
system; at least they are constantly practi-
eng it, and think it no disgrace, but on the
contrary, an homer"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

CALIFORNIA JUSTICE We mentioned sever
al days since that an Indian, named Maikilo.
had been arrested in this city for horse steal
ing; that the horse in question was taken
from hi possesSion that when the case was
called in the Police Court the defendant al
legged that he was the sole owner IF the said
animal, and was employed by General Sut,cr,
upon whose business he visited the CITY,
The prosecuting witness in the case was L.
Donely; TIA arresting officer, Mr.. Bishop
Mr.. Moreto (nterpreter) received, on the 29th
instant, letter from EN-. Sutter in regard
to the case in which he says that the Indian
is the legal owner of the horse i'm question :;
that he had worked for him almost cor slant
ly since 1899, and would not steal he re
ceived the horse from him (Sutter) last spring.
as part Iayment for his services that he
(Sutter) purchased the animal from Samuel
Neal, an old pioneer, on Butte creek, who ar
rived here with Col. Fremont, and had owned
the horse for several years previously. lie
states further, that he had dispatched let.
ter by Eliza Ga relative of Maikilo) to Justice
Foote, of this city, in regard to the matter.
setting forth the facts, and also to the Dis.
trict Attorney. Although the complainant
failed to appear, the Indian (Maikilo) has
lost his horse, and, unless the matter can be
satisfactorily explained in regard to the Sc
questlation of the animal, the public NAV
conclude, as we are inclined from the pres
ent aspect of the case) to infer, that the trans
action was deliberate swindle on the In
dian. We hope to hear from some of the
gentlemen concerned in tie case-.Sdc. Union.
ycsterdaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

ELoPEMENT OR RABDUcTroN.--We understand
says the Union, that girl named Isabella
McKune aged lS years and months, about
seven o'clock, Tuesday evening. left place
in Sacramento (where she had been at ser
vice. in buggy, with a teamster named
James Rowe, stating she intended visiting
her step-mother, in the upper portion of the
city. Instead of proceeding thithcr the par
ties went to Folsom, thence to the Fountain
House, on the Auburn road, and thence to
Butchers ranch-stopping, meanwhile, at
the points mentioned to get married without
success; magistrates, etc. declining to sol
emnize the rite in consequence of the youth
of the would-be bride. The father of the
girl is, we understand, absent in the Fraser
river region; and the mother is naturally
greatly distressed at the position of the daugh
ter.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

For NEXT YEhR.-The Golden Channel
Mining Company, which next year will flume
1000 feet Of the river next below the grounds
OF the Union Cape Company says the Butte
Record, have perfected contract for the
grading and construction Of the hume with
Mr.. John Lyttle-who, by the way. has
proved one of the most thorough and success
full of the river operators, besides being one
of the lucky ones. Stock in the Golden Chan
mel is being rapidly taken.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

saS The Hon. John Hawkins, Representa-
tive in Congress from Florida, does not apna,
emily stand high in the estimation of his con-
stituents. They lately had meeting and re.
solved, in the usual form, that he is weak.
wilted and incompetent, and deyotes more
time to his toilette than to the interests OF
his constituents"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

"a noisy specimen Of the genus homo,
who proclaimed himself woman.hater. was
seen in Sacramento, Friday evening, bran
dishing knife and threatening to cut the
heart out of the first woman that passed by
him. A young lady passed along, but he
"eEke"'d Brutes, Anacreon used to say, are
frequently tanned in the presence of beauty.
The fellow 1--WE don't mean Anaereon, althc,
even be used to get tipsy( was drunk.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

~ The Marysytlle Democrat is fortunate
IN having correspondent of rare ability, who
writes often from Sierra county over the
nomme de pttane of Henry JACOB" His
letters are always worth reading-which is
something that cannot be said of most mining
correspondence-for, in addition to concise
mining news, they contain pertinent renec.
tions, amusing gossip and sensible remarks
upon subjects which most letter. writers 10
Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

90 The Captain of the Chain Gang, G.
W. Jonas, is left without a company, the term
of the last member having expired. Capt.
Jonas says he intends to have another com
pany' if there is any such thing as dishones-
ty in the county. If he can't do any better,
we would advise him to knock up recruits
from among the vagrants.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

FINE SPoRr--A hunter, while looking for
game near Mariposa, a few days since, says
the Gazette, came upon a flock of deer, con
sisting of three large bucks and a doe lie
shot one of the former dead, and singularly
enough, the others did not move out of their
tracks. He reloaded and killed another, and
then anoth -r, when the doe concluding her
time was near at hand, left the premises
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

INJURY IN MAN TRAP.-Frank Hardy
President of the Water Works of Sacramento
ieli into man trap on Dupont street, San
francisco, Wednesday evening, and injured
his lower extremities so seriously that he is
now under the treatment of physician, DIR.
Loryea.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

e5S- 1t has been asserted that there is only
one CASTLE soap mandatory in the State, and
Tint Is at Sacramento. The fact turns out TO
be, however, that there are two other CASTLE
soap manufactures, at San Francisco. There
is one thing about soap manufactures that
may or may not be generally known. They
stink awfully
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31
Strawberry VALLEY STATION OF p.
.Nn II Trrrop.pu 10 Oot 90

The advance Of the Sixth Regiment ar
rived at this station Wednesday evening,
since which time continuous current of
men, wagons, animals and camp followers
have been passing over Neblitt's Summit
Inc whole will get over this evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31
NICARAGUA SALOON,
CORNER D AND THIRD SITS.

~ GILBERT. Qormerly proprietor of the
II United States Hotel, at Oroville) has purchased
The entire interest Of Mr. D. H. Sylvester in the above
Saloon, which he has fitted up in elegant style and has
provided the Bar with superior quality of Wines and
Liquors of every description.
HIS friends and the public generally are invited tc
call and judge for themselves
oct2S-2m r GIIREDT
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

ASSAULT AND BtrrERY-J. Hubbard made
an assault yesterday, upon n brother express
man, and BACKED his eye The latter made
no resistance, and soon after applied for
warrant and had him arrested 1t seems that
Hubbard accused him of running into lis
Mnuon
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

CB- The Mountain Messenger contains
very unjust article (communicated) concerning
our bold and fearless correspondent HENRY
JACOB, which we shall notice in our next
issue
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED respeethuv ,nforr
Il their friends and the public in general that they
will, in a few days, open elegant TAILORING AMI
CLOTHING EMPORIUM at No. as ID Street, on
poste the laun House and will conduct the same az
ter the style Of the most fashionable Establishments
the kind in Broadway, New York, and in Paris Du,
notice will he given Of the time Of opening.
oct24-t STEIL 4 WEHN,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

BEAR NALLEY.-Col Fremont's steam quartz
mill, at Bear Valley, is paying handsomely.
Seldom or never has less than 81, 800 been
taken out after a steady weeks run, and as
high as $4,000 has been obtained.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

All KIM, YOU'RE IN FIx.-A Chinaman
named All Kim, has been sentenced to the
State Prison for one year, for burglary in a
cigar shop in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

"a A German was coming into the city
of Sacramento, on Friday, with a load of
baled hay, when the load slipped off, and he
with it, causing him to light on his head
lie was severely injured
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

EB- A mare, belonging to the Police At
torney, was stolen from the yard of the City
Hall of San Francisco, at the very door of
the Police Office, on Thursday night.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

EB- A little fellow ran away the other
day, from his parents in Sacramento and
joined a gang of Juvenile thieves at the Bay.
He was taken up and sent home
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

COsT OF SHAPING A CmNAMAN's Mouru.-
Justice Culver, of the Bay City, made fell
low pay ten dollars, Thursday, for slapping q
Chinaman's mouth
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

tB Mary Kringer vs.. Chas. Kringer, suit
for divorce, in San Francisco, has been refer
red to a referee.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

cB- a Chinaman, convicted in the San
Francisco Police Court, of burglary, plead:
insanity. lie ,oiH pick things up His name
is Chung Lung Wo.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31
MAR YSvILLE.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3lst, 1858

~ hare sloorR on the altar ofmy country eter-
Sdt enRity to eVeyy tO'7a Of Tyranny orer the
mind Of man" THos JEFrERsoS
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

MIR. E. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento,
and Is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver
tsements and TO receipt Tor the same. ONCE at f.
b. Davidson's Post Office Exchange, 4th street, be
tween and K, near the Post once.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

SB Mary Holt has been sent to the county
Jail OF San Francisco, 80 DAYS, for yagrancy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

70 "A wagon turned over in Sacramento.
(must have bad roads there,) and broke a
womans ankle
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

rs Two d. DIS were taken up yester,
day, on the street, and put into the station
house.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

Agency NotIee.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, receive adver.
tsement receipt for the same and to ransac. bu,i.
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. 0Gice l71}6 wash
inston street. Cup stars nearly opposite Maguire's
opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-31

CBr Thanks to Randall & Co. for Noun
tain Messenger and Hydraulic Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

kiCHauNp. May lat, lr56
ticucmru: My child had bi. akius uut last
fail in suia soros, which gradually
head including both rtrs winch much lhe
TO cause 10 tear thai both wouId
tried All sorts o adNnrtsed and domestic
amy good results uen procured and applied
OIL IL began 10 get better, Ill" bottle BROKE,
led sai AGAIN began I" Ert worse" My uiui daul
Tar ia.
A. okcd 80 biuch better when used A. We
'ottic, her head This NJ
ased case and took hall an day wash
was unonNC bao bottle, assured. viii
her entirely there but little ct
You enutied Ia ihs. The benefit others,
great pleasure In giving you this ,oruicatc.
Respectfully, u. \. CHALK.
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04

7
MtssitS Durl CooifHttau tlavius All ,l,o,, lane
since To yuur Futt Dh
aud It's action beng giaitiy ~
wftni regard la Tor thu uenent
large hau hnr Co my stable t,,ru
goci the Cob IA III" shoulder 10 thu depth about
es aud ripped tho neck about Tho distance, winch
present aud roma-krd they would
io thai thcl thoukht u.,,ss to ia thing
determined H. luri ul
two huaii brttns hc IS Unti.,A ft,ud
\cts respectfully.
y AZ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
WHEAT TIIliASHIltS

AVN. tN3thNH'AEp, has,"s ono agents Tor tho
Il Sthoti,t he, VIII keep
sant. tfo.t Patent improved la,iway IIuls-
fu'NoIN lUiHenrtr t selaatcrs, tumIn,d ihg
W nnum l.iaIttb iUcUh ed rms
ikI.Mll VI at - NV STATE IN ie1o,
sat.Sla,ts'" al. lave used Ihu.n
ttDN>l. row strong 50
cd HAT II lvnlts the taNUi uny about IL n,,s ,
uui, thrrrhJ
uIoH iHVni.
lHE lIKASilLRS and CONFINED TlIHASHLi!S ami
MlNNON lto ~ IAN
Il
The iAiashti aId " iuuJwcI has REVOLVING WIKI.
SlIAKAIi.h, "a,A DOS the .trc>l.y ,Lan
ui.t'I
am Nti' Ma TEX ltdieJ las shaker h.c
shakes the tho
Persons ~!sIms thesc 1hrashcrs Il" h.
caluy wHN4v IurtHer information
tucLL ii.nl SAL Midas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
ikead the Trnsh a bout oar Tart oil.

D,
fling sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
aud the skin of aplacc than hand, from
Aataces rubbing the Inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh, aud IN day he we'll Another
iuule which was working my iray became unable
walk. On eAamoing his loot, discovered nail about
inches long to the head and the
he would be good for nothing drew the nail Inserted
piece OF lint aud urf Oil. aud once
and from that he has
as ever also saw horse badly snsgged the outside
thigh In Places about inches
iaches wide, from which he Your Turf
Gil was applied and brought them entirely sound
truly Of the grcatest remedies for
known, aud have lived Use
tins as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Mcssrs. Dove \ Go. j. II. wEISlGER.
luf sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
nov letibu LyuchbuIg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
l4NNCIi'S WARIIfIOU SIC.
H. As 1

ENl 81 SC KittR has ceased Tor term Of years, the
Il above named yaS6,e pr,ity IN his city and respect
>piCts ir.'uds
uraS, lie aPpoSsment NJ inspectors Las been
Mt,rs. L H. tucker of Amherst, and 10 j. Bpaz,
aux who every way qua the OF.
well ktw doo cy worthy public con.
u.ivncV. EUGAh " Il. fEiEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
Very Isrsisnrk n BILE. -

ANris nRovr, Iicntico. December L. 1891.
MisSNS. bow co. .--.cutnnrn--,iy hoI,n put IN
ihr yard ir,ft the attempting.
ond o through i,dei aad
nearly penetrating through bls b,4i making cash iar.r
enough - ins,fi !ouT MT butiic IN
Oh and arh,d n.., d., wniL,
Two wcrk, hc 0niiity
Respectfully sUrr,, JAMES J., LnI..
Sud by ali nnsss. AM Merchants lLruu!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
\. Ii. KUCKER. II
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

O,yoS~e the - y,"id BaHh,
LfNCUD NJ. VI,
u EfPS constantly on hand large varied
HA " GkOCERiES AND 81 APPLE DRY GOODS, witch
Ia, the trade reduced prices Ssh exchange
ior Produce. 1t is his purpose hereafter - conduct
tntnciy CASH PRINCIPLES and oyde
he will sci, su prfts will protect the
'rieIoSt 1t al who may favor hun lsh call
Grateful III the patopage received the hands
friends gus public
foAts b1 connuluSe OF their knines, i'll Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
TO THE WEST i.


TvNiIL Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. with It's i'm
Il proved Western coi,cct'ns offers
travellers iroin Virginia and the Cauinas Though Washing
baltimore. 10 of orflvrs
Southwest.
The woe 10 uptop and
trans bound Nee Wheeling Park,fsbug from Baitt
more Is always promPty made nj the Washington junction.
Catchy called ihe Relay HousrJ9 from Bali
the only change 81 required between Washington
the Ohio River BasaSo checked through To tho West
the Washington stat
tx The ting trals leave Washington daily at &
A Nj. an l-u T.. NJ. On Sundays at the latter hou..
Al BENMoDI
Direct connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
Railroad rlanug Bclairo the OHIO through Cam
bridge Ianes,ilie, l.li Newark. Columbus trains
connect at Newark with the Cars o the Newark Mansfield
aud SandnskY H. r. Tor Sanlusk5, Toledo Detroit tLcago
ST. LOUIS,
AT PARKrRSBlRG
Connection h made by Steamboat niles it'll the
he Marietta al Cueul,ii koad, Tor Ch,eoAa,
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with
Cleveland and OHIO River Kailroad
Dco.t Chicago, anu atte ,rthwestern points direct
~ Travellers fclut~i, To notice shat while
oniy Route aurdng Through Tickets Lheaks IN Wash
.ngtoa, II Is also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY Dl
REti to nearly All the leading In the
distance itom sshns ton To Cincinnati Is but about
miles, being about uV miles shorter route
Fare Iy through ticket from Washington, al least ONE
DOLLAR Less than by the lowest the Northern
Northern CITIES.
foi trectrk and Harper AZ cry, Martiusburg Berkeley
Springs Cumberland, lsgord Springs Oakland and Grafton
p e may i..ss EsIs,iton at A. Nor 40 NJ
' mgr TAX %"., a''..'' aid wheel
,ots' For ,serN HNahOa 1hf"ug"rieket'' &c, @frss'
vn2eN 1s,aI EAMsa aS:,1 Ass9,s3
- i,ltimsrc ~ thio &alroad
J. VI Cole. Genl Ticket Agont.s ..sep2. -dGcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
PREMIUM
AWARDED
1856.

ANOTHER TRIUMPH
fuNHE subscriber invites the attention vi tho pub
and purchasers To the superior rkE.
MUM PIANOS manufactured by hun splendid "ssort
Our Pianos received Premium two years In
ion LAS aud lss7. the Fairs OF the American Institute
Crystal Palace competition with OF the leading
iscturer Of New York and Boston aud nnaeo"sb OF
" sa ssS sasss and 1 We e
val of renowned artists in vanriag TO HAT our Pianos
in egard 10 volume Of tone elasticity o,ueh.
with the greatest hmncss, whrhis very rarely mt, "i IN
We respectfully solicit examination FROM strangers sni
friends convince themselves of the above before purchasing
HANSEN Manufacturer of Plano Forte.
apl 7-d6m Warrtonms. leo Centre 81, New York
GsNGER's SEWING uACHsNEs.-G
- succes always the most conclusive proc" Of great me"
Judged by ih. hore labor maohpe before the
has the reputation In The United STATES 'hey mr'o
exhibited at the ise Exposition univcrscle IN France" whore
they carried oa tho hss, prs~um and great "A"'"'o
In branch OF industry which ing to b" done
the Railway tfan k to travelling foot sowing with
sinecrs Machines compared with hand sewing No '"o
soesk trimmer sadn halter 4ca
should DO without Tho fair lroht OF using one OF
wear In nj, nr,sai" ,.m, rhsr. her /. much sew luz TO
he done these machines auabc assistance Planters
and hotel keepers nnd them ulay prof
table These machines simple their AMI
strong and durable ie,ne the only Kind Of so~ms Ma
chine by which every work tine
could be perseily TLousandso inferior and worth
les. Sewing Machines have been made and soid under
names but Singers Machines alone have been found every
where 10 satisfy the wants of the public.
ral printed Instructions for sent with each
chine from which readily acquir. The ART o
aging them Tbe machines packed securely to
of the world To all desiring particular u
formation WILL appo by letter al either oil our Of
acss forw ard copy OF NJ Singer Cos Gaz'ue, papar
wholly devoted To the Sew ing Machine interest
!. NJ sinner s co.
Principal Once, M. 393 broadway. New York
BRANCH oFfie kANo ~ Iianovc 81 BOSTON, No " chap
Of t, New Haven, CT GoyerNle N " No 21s Brund ST.,
Newark. -; No lsa chs.'nu, 81, rhiadaphaa NJ lo'
Baltimore BALTIMORE No Westminer ST. Prov
r. No Last 4th ST, Cincinnati No 10 North ith 81, ST
Louis; No 81 81 Charles St Now Orleans No. ~ Dauphn
ST.. Mobile. ldcc 2l.dscts