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rsi.ed the cost TO the deasr and the nsk 70 The m
porter.
s. Drarers regue- dairy sac.iOn sa,s Of BONDS sno
stock, VII take Place tomorrow lFrns5l Ct VIZ
O'Clock o. the Merchants Exchange.
Alber. II. NicOlsy's regular dGliy suction sale o.
s.oct. ,rl bond. VIII take place .o-moucv (Fndayh
a, l2l 0 clock, at he Merchants EIeharSe'
The following sales were msoe q: aSe-oo '1-s 90!
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STEAMSHIPS TO AND TssN hhvua
stssa,tp PAaadepAia-Froni New fsSk ~ Nr1wa q ns~
,,nA sth snl New ossans lh. From NewOI,ssss IT'S He
vans ssd arriving Il New York 18Th -.
s',onaiip Qs<~~ O1v-fram Ne~York IN 81 e,sh rs.sh
ami, ~ Gs,sas IN and Mobile lith sr@~ heNe -
Hsy,rs lgN nrirs a.. New Yorh 18th
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SUPREME CoURr-CiecU,r-JN &.-Be'oFe judge
A Ilrx

SUPREME COURT-CiRcU jim S.-Bs0Te J4dsc
CLERsC and jury.
AsoUSr or DILIGENCE NECESSARY TO t>crRrAIS
RTsIDLNcC or MAKERS OF NOTE TO EXCUSE De-
sASD AND HOLD INDCRSERs.
Theodore c. keo:e 81 a.. AIT. John :. Harfs e. g.
Noee - Aspea Farmer OF SeiCrse not, held - D. ro.e
u a.. hn AtouEb there transfer by ne spcc
eef % Le trtn before for fGa consideration.
oJ holder Ct note Of y makers from a.. demands
aisch1stse The iEdcrs,s 4 rot yet dse
lbs acton was against the defendants as nd0rsers
Hs o3e !er FSNO mAde ~ l. Caldwell Co - The order Of
dssnd1ns ohe ground Of deE.e this. the ndors
released s sbsre had bern dmsua OF p.ymer. frc
stters The note was dated ga Yos hi not nsle ray
able a. p~reu pace Tte noafy tsfei TIA. So nots
wss et q the Futon ba ara inst The rosdne OF ae MAKERS
oct MARRIED nron Il. Ttst no ooled 10 ths py I'D
did nee tr Aeir fbs Be won - ths Poet Oa a. sxa
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lars DAY

MINIATURE ALMAskc...... rsrs Dky.
sun-Rses 7j se,s......... 5:l4 M0on-Se.s.. 7J7s,
vArEs...... YHis D.v
Sandy Hack 7:Ol Gov. Ispi. 7:5lm la Gate. SD
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The telegraph announces Tho failure at Baltimore %
Messrs Thomas Wilson & Co., of the largest and
most respectable houses which was obliged to suffer
protest from heavy losses in coffee at New-Orlesns
The senior member of the firm is possessed Of ample
wealth, and is believed tina; the house will evenu
ally pay al their indebtedness.
We regret TO hear that Nr. President Palmer of the
Merchants Bank, is still dangerously i'll with paralysis
and that Mr.. Oothout, OF the Bank of New-iork, =
also suffering from illness, from which it s feared he
cannot recover.
The following is comparison Of the receipts, e1'
penses and net earnings of the Central Railroad Com
pany of New-Jersey for the nine months ending Dee
81, lSj. with the same months OF 1886:
1857. 1886. Increase.
Feeeips nine months s5j $50 81 ffi,7T a So7 ia -
Expense nine Months. 2f,O6 ~ @i,7D $3.50 80
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Net .anne. months. l6s 40 81 s2t5s77 ss s22is2 81
The business of October and November was reduced
nearly 80 y cent below that Of the previous year. The
December earnings came up to sto,153 %, being
small increase on the month of 1886, and toe jan
uary business Is good.
The annual statement OF the Atlantic Mutual Insur-
apce Company shows that the whole amount o. pre-
miums received during the year was s3,6S2 j8 81,
making with the premiums on policies not marked of
last January, sj,l2o,972 81. The premiums marked
off during the year 1892 81 %, and the losses
paid were $500, 9s3 g. aud the return premiums and
expenses $J2a, III Of. The profits Of the Company
from It's organization were follows:
From July, 1872 to jan. l. S5eq20
Prohts, luS,D
Totsl. lg ......s7d5749
Certificates prior s 1855 redeemed. ,r+lg
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-JAN. 25.-Befor. Jadse CULVER;
The criminal business of this Cont will BE- resumed
TODAY when the parties couyted Of selling liquor without
license will b. sentenced.
further ta u IqOE dealers in the Cif' tour nav"
been I'D iou-ned MI Monday.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
Important 10 Farmers.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED

1,HE FIRST of this grass known in the United
i States was brought to Mo roe county, Iowa,
nv a company of Hungarian emigrants. IN the year
1853, and given by them to a farmer in tho vicin-
itv Of Alba to sow on trial, which proved salts
factory that the seed was eagerly sought after BY
all who had opportunity Of seeing it while grow
ing. A ,uuber Of farmers procured eeed the next
year the yield of which was so astonshingly iarge
that the next season it spread through tn. adjoin-
ing cou ties, and has become standard production
of that portion of the state.
Thi, grass diffe widely from the milet, and GER
.sny is distinct grass. The yield is much great
r per a,re, and the grass and hay 10 of superior
quality to either mi!iet, timothy or clover. It
sown, and an ordinary yield 10 from TO and
tons per acre.
VIM. Dixon, resident of Monros county, Iowa,
raised eight and one-half tons Of this grass upon
one acre, which took the premiums at the county
far. A common yield Of the seed is from 80 to 40
bushels per acre.
1t is emphaticaIly the grass for Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri and for all so Is of vegetable forrna.
ton. The time for sowing it may vary from the
LIST of May to the LIST of July, and can 9 sown as
late as August, and yield better crop than tim
othy. The manner of preparing the ground is the
same as for wheat and oats: it should be narrowed
before being sowed, and then narrowed in and roll
ed. The amount of seed may vary-if for hay, one
third bushel if for seed, one fourth bushel.
Cattle and sheep will eat this hay in preference to
timothy or clover, and will fatten on il without
grain. Horses prefer it to thresned oats, and will
do better on it alone than timothy, clover, oats
and corn, VIII lie performing labor very day.
One great advantage to the farmer is, that he
may sow the seed in lots at different times during
the Spring, and consequently will OF be hurri ed
in haryest-in fact, he let the grass stand or
10 days after it is ripe and it will not injure An
other great nducement to the farmer is, that he
can SOW it upon his stubbe ground ate he has har-
vested his wheat or eats, and raise coed crop.
E.ru ora nj ad not be afraid To trv it. IL is no
humbug and will amply repay for any outlay for
seed. For sa le, in lots to suit, by
g. A. GAkRETSON,
v15-wlm. 229 Second ST.. Mu,catile.
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GRANDVIEW COLLEGE,

LOCATED At
Grandvieao, Louisa County, loaOa.
THE Trustees of Grandview College take pleas.
l. ure in announcing to the public that this inst-
futon, which has been establihed for the education
Of both MALES and FEMALES, 10 now in operation
under the control of DR.. Pryor, graduate of the
University Of Virginia, recommended BY Horace
Mann, President OF Antioch College, Ohio. This
gentleman has had much experience in the educa-
ton of the sexes, and we feel confident in recon-
mending the Institution to the patronage Of the
public.
The course of instruc ion pursued is elevated and
thorough, embracing the elementary branches Of an
English education, together with the sciences Ut
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Political and Do
nestle Economy, Government, Nrtural Theology,
Astronomy, Botany, Mineralogy, Theology, Rheto.
rio, Chemistry and its applicati to agriculture,
Philosophy and its applicable to the preservation
of health and mental onlture, Drawing, the various
branches of NJ athomatical science, French, Latin
aud Music
Excellence in each kranoh of instruction is strict
~ insisted on, and students are not permitted to
lass from one branch TO another until the first Is
tho oughly apprshended. Nor i, the mind sought to
be filled with what is called know ledge, but rather
trained to thnk-t0 reason-tO pursue patiently its
end and to apply its requirements to the practical
purp poses Of life, and thus become fitted ror it's re-
sponsibilities and duties.
In view of the rapid deterioration Of the health
and physical vigor of eur sons and daughters. spe.
cial pains will be given to the physical training OF
the students, and every effort made - 30 ure souni
minds in sound bodies, both of which are indispen-
sable to happiness and succes in life.
CLASSES.
JUNIOR. $500 per session of months.
MIDDLE. $50 g" g ="
No deduction ma ie after pupils have entered, I'M
les in cases Of protracted sickness.
J.B, LATTA,
,our urpp Prest'
Sec'y.
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With Sugar they are pleasant tc take, uniting as
ey do, the POWER of MERCURY with the ease
Castor Oil.
NJ Large Family Boxes, rs CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
G ure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress anil
kness of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheu
atism, Coughs Colds, etc., they always give relief
and are warranted Superior to any External Reme-
dy discovered since time began. Each Plaster viii
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price ISL CENTS.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle. This Remedy Is the be
ginning aud the END of Horse and Cattle Med
cine. Over One Million Packages have been a."
du, Ing the year 1856. Perfectly safe and good
all tines. Other remedies of simil q: natr 70 are
but Chaff compared with them. Put p 10 large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for Is
cents.
MD- The above remedies ace warranted. Agents
are authorised torefuud purchase MONEY If satis
isfaction is not ven. These articles are sold by
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
Uhited States and Canadas. Persons will call for
them by heir full names and avoid all others.
HERRICK l. BROTHER.
Prsprietors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay some and Dougserty
Muscatine; NJ K Pomeroy, Wilton; G Cofey.
Moscow; Patterson West Liberty; Sanders Bo
Iowa City, and by druggists evrywher 6ss]eyI-w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
EEMAIE pTTTc

Prepared from prescription of Sir James
Clarke, N. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine IL unfailias R,the cure ofsal
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fem
eonstu ion subject noderates all excess and
all distractions, and speedy may relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited It will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the
OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, they sure
bring Miscarriage but at any other time they safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain n the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton palpitaton
ahe Heart, Hyserics and Whites these pill will affect
when all other failed and although pow
full remedy do not tain iron, oalomel
any thing hprtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, ..-
So JOB MOSES (Late l. K. B. win COL
6 chester, N.Y.
N.sB.-SI 90 and6 postage .tamps On to any aS-
thoriscd Agent, will insure bottle oft pills BY
mail.
Forsale BY J. Dougherty, Musoati Iowa.
Dec. y. lS57-dGwly
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TRUSTEES SALE.
State Of Iowa,
Muscatine County, 90

Muscatine County, 3D.
@ William d. Ward. and all persons concerned !:
WHEREAsssen lhe 28th day of July, A D.
1855, you exe.uted Unto ono ames G. Bonner your
promisscry note Nmong others,) FOR the sum of
Five Hundred (500j Dollars, payable in two ears
after the date interest the rate Of ten
per cent per aDnum payable annually and to secure
the payment Of tbs said note of Eve hundred dollars
land othsr notes also you at tn same time exc
cuted and delivered unto ono John F. Dillon, as
trustee deud of trust upon tho following described
real estate in Muscatine county, lows, to wit:-
4 The N0rth-Weit quarter of section No. twenty,
COY IN township No seventy-eight t78) North, OF
range No. one (l) East, of the 5th p. NJ being the
same land conveyed by said J.mes G. Bonner TO
said Willism D. Ward BY deed, dated, July 18th,
1855-in trust for the security Of said payment.
And where ,s, there reme ms due and unpaid on
the said note Of Eve hundred dollars tho sum Of
two hundred and eighty dollars and ffry cents
($2sO, SOY and you Lave failed to pay the same, :.
Nov, therefore, You, the said William D. Ward
are hereby notified, with all others nceinsd, that
1, said John F. Dillon trustse sin pursuance OF the
provi,ions of said decd of trust, (which has been
duly recorded in book COZ at pages 637 and 63S Of
Mnscatine county records,) and the laws Of the
State of Iowa, and for the purpnsc of foTecio:ipg
said deed of tr1st, will expose the Aforesaid real
estate or sufficient thereof to satisfy the an cunt
that will then be due en- tbs Aforesaid note, vi b
costs and expenses Of eale for sale publ auction
ct the Court House door in the city Of Musca tine,
in Muscatine county, Iowa, to the highest bidder
therefor, TO cash on the 10Th day of June, A. D.
1858, at half past one (1) o'clock. P. NJ. of said
day une-s said note be paid on OF before raid time
Dated Muscatine, May 3lst, A. D. 1858.
JOHN F. DILLON,
dswtdos Trastee, as Aforesaid.
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xaue.,ion.l A.s.c,.t,...

Il o00O0 tAOm84 AuDO0x8GxOne
We are glad 10 learn that movement is on foo
to establish an sssocation for the promotion Of tn
educatioaal Interests Of this county. The advan
tages Of such an Institution, properly organised
and PLACED in efficient hands, are incalcslable. Al
adjourned meeting will be held this Afternoon
e District School House, No. = in this city. wher
I contribution will be adopted and the steps taken
which may be necessary to give pcrmanency and
character to the institution. Of course, the friends
Of popular education will be present to aid in the
enterprise,
a. It is expected that the cars will COM
mence running regularly to day. Two breaks
in the track-one between this city and the juno
tion and the other near Davenport-were to be re-
paired to-day, when all will be right again.
BLAoKsMIrH1Na.- Rogers & Higgins, at
their shop on the corner of Third and Mulberry sts,
are still in readiness to do anything in their line,
neatly and cxpcditiously. They will be found to be
accommodating young men as well as good work
men.
GONE TO TEXAS. young friend D. I.
Miller, (of the late firm of Moore b Miller,) de-
parted on Tuesday last for Galveston. Texas. He
was accompanied by Mr. Foss, lately employed as
clerk in G. G. Mahan's store. If Texas does not
suit them, they intend going to California. We
wish them success
COMMERCIAL CoLLEeE.-See advertisement
Of Messrs. Chittenden Bourie. The advantages
Of such an education US they are competent to i'm
part should be possessed by every young man. The
parents of the boys and young men Of our city
should give this institution merited encouragement.
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@ LET THE SICK REJOICE. a
NOW Is THE TINE TO USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str e. gthening Plasters.

These remarkable Family
Medicines have stood the
test Of public experience
TWENTY YEARS; have
been used BY over three mil
lions Of PERSONS, and are
still convulsing the medical
world with their START
LING CURES.
These Pills are particular
~ adapted to diseases pecu
liar to the Western and
Southwestern States, and
will be FOUND, on trial, the
most VALUABLE Cathartic
at present KNOWN. For
twenty y ears their use in the
Middle and Eastern States
has bs en- unlimited, a I'D their
SUCCESS in curing disease q
perfect series Of triumphs.
Containing no MERCURY
they can be used at any time
without regard to employ.
ia Dx;~~ no~knl
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Ma. There are few things which afford ~ greater
pleasure than sitting dewn to write q notice of the
celebrated HOSTE TIERS STOMACH BIrTERS,
because We are fully conscious We are comforting
public benefit, and our heart tells ne that, by our
notices. many have teen induced to ia ke these bit
ters and been rescued from death BY Dyspepsia Di-
arrtoea, etc. ETC., for the cure Of which it is Ger
tain. The Bittcrs have al ways been known 70 ex-
eel ali other preparations in the speedy cure of all
the diseases the tomach is heir to ard the mark
ed favor with which it is spoken of by those who
have used taem, cannot but convince all that its
virtues are many. Try them.
For sale by druggists and dealers general u ev'
erywhers.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
mHE firm OF Moore 4 Miller 10 this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Ali notes and accounts due to and BY the firm
will be settled by II. w. Moore, who will continue
the business at the old stand.
/. MILLER.
Muscatins, ] une ,, 1858
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Young .4aerica MaW
sHAS been Thoroughly repaired, with new boilers
Ii and everything that is necessary to do good
work.
We are dow ready to do all Grist cork 1t the
shortest notice.
Give rs trial, and if We 20 not do you justics,
Try some other mill. JAS. CUMAINS 4 co.
iune5- 68eNtf
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va As corrective and stimulant for the stom-
sch' Dr. Bakes's Pain Panacea possesses rsnarka
biz o ,operties In Q free an indulgence in vege
tables at this of the year resulting in darr
hoea, you have only to ad Minister the Pa nacea and
all is We but if you NEGLECT doing anything, it
soon becomes an unmanag able enemy. he Pain
Panacea gives tone to the stomach, AID restores the
mucous membrane Of the bow els to healthy state.
1t should therefore always be kept on hand.
For sale in Muscatine by F. II. Stsne and John b.
Dougherty.
See advertisement.
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Good NelUS!
A SURE REMEDY
FIR AAR@ TIME ).
THE undersigned is now making. extensive ar
j rar gements for receiving his stock OF
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
ryofb.


Hardware,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
And indeed everything sought for in . FARMER'S
STORE, all Of which shall be sold at prices 20 cor
respond with TIE times.
We would also call particular attention to our
Agricultural Implement Department
which consists of FARM WAGONS, of Schutters
manufacture ackn WI dyed 10 be superior . any
ever used in thi- section of country.
SINNERS Plows.
These Plows we warren to be A No. 1, and 1t the
purchaser is rot pie sed with his pillow after far
trial. he has the privilege of returning It.. The
skinner New took the premium over the Moline
pillow at the state Fair at Muscatne last and
ackno wledged by nearly every enc who has used
them both. TO be far superior 10 the Moline Plow.
Our stock Of Reapers
Will be large this season, and to them We would
call particular attention, our prices are low and
terms easy, and our assortme being large, viii
rive tho farmer chance to make his selection I'M
der, tandnely. Our different kinds VIII consist Q.
Mccormick 9 I'm proved, j c.. Seams, Burrows
Prettymans g, Rugg's, Reeds, and Seane, Otis
Co.'s scme Of these Machines will be sold on enc
and two years tme with six per cent. interest, Civ
ing every farmer chance to buy who needs ma
chine. F
We have also he Muscatine, Dubuque and Ohio
Tbroshing Machines. -
We ave also the largest stock Of Lumber, Lath
and Shingles in our market. Prices and terms to
fut purchasers II 8 ~.
Always ps id for Produce. Be sure to call on rs
before selling your wheat, ~ We are generally q
few cen Is higher than our neighbors.
Please call AMI zee Us whenever 700 come to
town. J. J RIDER.
Wilton, May IA. 1858 -m22 I
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NOTTCE8

11AvING secured the services Of Mr.. Bee BEACH
Il (late With Deming Smith CT ~ ~ foreman
of &ur shop, We are prepared to do job work in
line shsrt notice and at prices to suit the times
Per ons building will DO we'll to give US call All
work warranted. COMST0CK d CO.
P.S. A few moro Of the celebrated cook stoves,
!" Quincy CITY i just received. g. Z Co.
NAV 10 l058-davtf
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A NV " J '
40 cutters FORK mouse ~
40 lesens lew Div, 49,. n ~ hon..
We issl mucn '. "s ,,.s saos ~ A@ -ep'
y tue Dressing u ''' - ~ "1' 49,! su. sun,,
IS q, E
80 FACTS ABOUT THE R1vER.-The distance
between high and low v'ter mark in the Mississip-
pi river Is about 10 rect. tne n'gncs. wafer ever
known was IN 1870 subsequently noouS nave VS.
1tsa ~ ands tee present sesson Ans
rise OF 81 was higher a TN. point tnan tuat OF
VAC tthel alter vss shigh'stAs ~. LOUIS. Ane
seuitedt If Aeffver during high water runs at the
rate # seven miles per hour. The fall OF water
on the Lower kapids, from Mcntrosc to Keokuk,
u1 m'iesJ"7zfees'
:. RCeQss The rise Of the ravee aHofds
{e%3dk4 Aw4er privilege to the remaining in
rksUltahh q this would-be rival of Muscatine.-
lake Venice it's streets are nav,g"os tor ooa's' ou'
Seak'ng from 'ne n''""e. :" wy" - s..'1.' =
they d0n' 'ppas,'s.s .'ea .ha
e0l'ss up Tue l.ss. 49,. x;,h farn;,ars and
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PROOF SAFES-WITH HALLS PATENT POWDER
PROOF LOCKS, the same that were awarded separate
medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851, and the
World 8 FAR, New York, 1858, and are the only
American Safes that we're awarded medals at the
London W. ribs Fair.
These Safes form the mostperfeet security against
Fire and Burglars, of any safe ever offered to the
public, and can only be had of the subscribers and
their agents: who have on hand and make to orde 7
oil kinds of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank Chests
and Vaults, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes,
Chests for Brokers, Jewellers, and Private Families
for Plate, Diamonds, aud other valuables. And
are also Patentee (by purchass) and nanufactur,
rers Of JONES PATENT FORMULATION BANK
LOtK. SC. HERRING
No. ISL Broadway cor. Murray street. N. Y.
apr27-d2m] Opposite the City Hall.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BARREL EMPORIUM.

TyHIS manufaeturing establishment, situated
i near the Railroad Bridge on Second street, is
now in successful operation, 1: nd the proprietors
aye Ieady to make to order or on contract pork or
heuf barrels, orany kind of cooperage-furnish
out slaves OF heading for -four barrels, ready for
putting up. WELLS COE.
June II, 185S-wtf.