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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

HINTS FOR THE SRAsoN.-Having the well
fare Of all our readers at heart, we sh all take
the liberty, from time to time, to make such
hints as we may consider ben efcial. Now
that Spring is approaching and in fact at
or very doors, few seasonable hints on
the Season may not be considered unseason.
able
Gardens Every family man should have
family garden, to supply his table with
vegetables, small fruits, esculeuts, &c If
your circumstances preclude garden of
your own, the next best thing you can do is
TO live in house Immediately adjoining
some other mans garden. The advantages,
it will be seen at glance, are manifold.
House cleaning made easy.-If you wish
70 accon p ish this annual aifliction of house,
keepers with the least possible trouble 90
to bed some night, and you will awake in
tho morning and fad that during your slum.
bers your house has been thoroughly clean
ed-by burglars.
To preserve carpets-Carpets have been
known to be preserved long time by rolla
ing them up and laying them away careful.
ly, where moth and rust doth not corrupt,
or thieves effect an entrance and carry them
off This is a much surer way than laying
down oil cloths, and far less expensive
To "pFeserve' furs.-Make them into a
jam, or pickle them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21
The Blennerhasset Papers

Mr.. W. H. Stafford writes to the Missouri
Republican that he is in ST. Louis, and has
procured from tho family of the late K. S
Blennerhassett in whose possession they
were placed for publication, the papers of
the famed but ill-fated Bennerhassett, rem
dered conspicuous for his associations with
Burr, The Blennerhassctt papers are thus
described:
They consist chiefly ofhis private journals
correspondence, essays, historical and polit-
ical letters in relation to the Burr conspira'
cy from Burr, Alston, Tyler, Bollman, Meade
Floyd, and others implicated also the jour,
nal Of the expedition, until arrested and bro.
ken up have also the letters, manuscripts
and fugitive pieces of poetry of Lady Blen-
nerhassett, which of themselves would form.
a respectable sized volume. @
These papers are voluminous, and afford
a satisfactory biography of the Blennerhas-
sett family, and minute and complete dis
closure of the objects of and parties con-
cerned in the Burr expedition.
Mr.. Stafford is about to publish those doc
uments
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

DIDS'T WANT TO GET IN THE PAPERs.-A
young man whose appearance denoted that
he was verdant to the extremity of verdanoy
got married at Justice Purdy's Office yester-
day. After the ceremony was performed he
paid for it like man, and at once asked il
there were any reporters present Being inl
formed that there was, he extended an in.
vitstion to the fraternity to come and drink,
which boing declined be proceeded to enter
u protest against being put in the papers,
saying that the boys ut home would sere
made him if they knew it His request b..
ing accedod TO be departed iu peace Of mind
but not five minutes after might have been
seen in neighboring restaurant treating q
prOmiscuous crowd of about twenty lOafers
who haying taken the cue from his conyer,
satiOn, lost no time In making him believe
that they were all reporters, aud bound tC
publish him unless ho did the fair thing 10y
buying all tho whisky they wanted.-De
troll Free Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

A QUEsTIoN WHpH DEMANDS AN ANSWER
The Washington States, which is gener-
ally regarded as a Douglas paper which was
antisLccompton, and which has, thus far,
co'operated with John w. Forney, is Out
against tho late movement of the latter in
Pennsylvania. 1t asks
I WHAT'S the purpose of Mr.. Fornsy and
his friends2 Do they mediate Opostacy to
the Opposition, or ara they resolved to ad
here in good faith to the Democratic party
Do they pledge themselves to support the
nominees Of the Charleston Convention p
In the name Of The Democracy Of the Union
we respectfully entreat reply to these in
quiries."
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a.or,-, oov thinking that might die before
got rich, and feeling that must make
some property to leave my children, con,
sented to the m teh, and she has gone oa
with the Indian who is great chief, and
taken the fine comb with her. Come out
with your wife, and bring fine comb broth.
,r George
am going TO leave these diggings for u
better one. 1t is too much trouble to tug
and pry up the great big chunks of gold that
weigh half ton or so, and are 50 thick you
can not get them out without danger Of
breaking your legs, and am going up to a
ravine, where oil have TO do is to go TO the
top Of high mountain and roll i. down 10
the river.
Tho country here is fine, but the winds
are awful. My boys got SO light with eating
roots, that can only keep them by me, or
together by piling lamps of gold about as
big az mallets, on their shirt tails, as the lit.
tic innocents sit down on the grass to play.
Everything is grown here. | can raise twenty
bushels of wheat to the acre. Oranges, lem
ons and all such colored fruits grow wild
here. While melons, pears, apples, peaches,
apple d1mplings, are 80 plenty that they find
no market. .... ....
Sell OF what stuff you have in Wisconsin,
and come out here You can get rich in a
little while, and 20 back in such style that il
will astonish the natives.
Give my love to all the folks around the
corners and put notice ON the school
house, that they can get an outfit in Chicago
for 5000 Come out here dear brother by
all means Yours, alfectionately,
JOHN smith
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A1aster commissioner's sale.

h1abteI Gommiesloner 5ales
David A. Wareham, Superior Court,
VS.. No. ll6l.
Alexander Swaynie, ct, al.
PURSUANT to an order Of the Superior
Court of Montgomery County, Ohio, made IN the
above case, at its February term, 1850 and to di
rected, win offer at public auction, at the door OF
the Court Heuse in the city of Dayton. In the coun
ty Of Montgomery and State Of Ohio on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hours OF 1 and O'Clock r. NJ. OF said
day, the following Real Estate TO wit; Lot No. one
hundred and forty-two (l42) on Map X, made by
John II. Grand, William Price, and VIM. Crossman,
Commissioners appointed by the Com, Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, to make partition OF the
property belonging to the Find'ey heirs in Mongom-
cry county Ohio. Said lot fronts Onthe north side Of
FIRST St, Dayton in said Montgomery county twenty
poles and running back to the Lake Erie andMad RV-
er Rail Road, in sa Montgomery county, ohio,con-
tanning live acres and one hundred and twenty poles
Said property is TO be sold on judgment In favor
OF David A. Wa cham, against Alexander swaynie,
ct. al. The absve property has been appraised at
$1OyG25 and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds
of the appraised value.
Terms OF Sale, Cash. n. =. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
Of superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio,
NJ q BUTTERFIELD, Atty for Plaintiff.
mll2b- davis 20 d.
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MRs. SIcKLEs' CONFESSION. II Considerable
has been said about the publication of Mrs.
Sickles' confession, One report which we
published the other day said it was that il
was obtained surreptitiously and copied
without the knowledge of the counsel for the
defense. The telegraphic reporter at WASH
ington gives his version of the matter thus
at is true that Mr. Siokles would have
preferred not to have his wife's confession
published, IL is not true, however, that the
paper was obtained surreptitiously, and cop
led without the knowledge of the counsel
for defense, as has been asserted in the com
munications to some Of the New York pa
pers. Neither is il true that it was FIRST pub
lished in Washington journal, and then
sent to the Associated Press. 1t was tele-
grAphed to New York before any second
copy was made"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

nGA- United States Judge, Ross Wilkins, of
Detroit, In his sentence of Tyler, the United
States Marshal, for killing Captain Jones,
when serving process, said in relation to the
prisoners carrying arms
This Court does not, and will not sane
ton the practice Of its ministerial officers in
carrying weapons Of this description, to aid
them in the execution Of process Their
use is not warranted by the law 1t is the
duy of the officer, il resisted, to return his
writ unexecuted; and it is safer 60 do SO
than to encounter the peril-of life, and the
consequence which may result from i'm
providence or accident
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NOTICE 40 eTocKuorpnRs

OFFICE OF THE cIS,, HAM. * DAYTON R.R.Co,)
CINcIsEATI, April eth, 1883. :
TAE Animal M acting of the Stockholders
Il OF this Company viii be held at their Office
Sixth street Depot in Cincinnati, on Tuesday, the
Sd day of May, next between the hcurs Of rine and
ten, in the mornings at which time a report OF the
affairs OF the Company for the year preceding, will
be submit d. And at the same place and On The
same day, between the houra OF ten In the morning
and three in the afternoon, the Stockholders will
make choice OF nine Directors TO serve the ensuing
year, and act on any other business which may ba
presented. +. IL. SHORT. see'y
apf9-tt s faH sstr ll.
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MOTICH

James W. Lowrey, Plaintiff State OF Ohio,
NJ on nv
Reuben Hagenbrch, Defendant. County Superior
IT HE said Defendant is hereby notified that
the plaintiff aforesaid has filed his petition In
said Court, asking judgment against said defend-
ant on his two promisory notes, to wit: One for
$780, with ten per cent interest from May 18TH 1851
and balance Of Sl25 another, with six PEI cent.
Interest on said balance, rom February ~, s67--
And the said Defendant is notified that he IL re-
fore the third Saturday after the 10th day OF May
A. d. 1863 JAMES W. LOWREY.' -
BY GILnERT KENNEDY, hts Attorney.
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Clear the TraeIS!.

THE undersigned vii continue the Clothing buBi-
ness In all Its branches, at the old stand, on sd
street, one door east Of the Central BANK, lie re-
turns his thanks TO all his patrons for their bera
patronage heretofore, and desires 10 inform them,
and scores OF ones that he is better than ever
prepared TO accommodate them and the great public
with full stock OF Ready Made Clothing, OF every
description, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc,
Nf-Hehas high collars, to stand up, and straps Ia
In word, he has every thing in the Clothing
line, which the pubic may desire.
"Clear the track, Rabbifsln
aprs-tf JOSEPH LRBENsBKRGER
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LEGAL NOTICES.


y Master Ces@=a =aistisrer'a sale.
PURSUANT 10 as order 90 tha sun6rior
Court q Montgomefy COUNTY, Otto, 20 lne az
On Friday, the 9olh DAY u April, 1859,
At the door Of tho Court House, In ~ City Day.
ton sell A. public oufcry 70 The highest bidder be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, NJ OF said day,
the following described Rcal Estate; situate IN the
eity Of DAYTON county Of Monigomory, and state Of
ohio 70 WV Thiftytvo feet in width OF the Weat
side Of he eaet BALI Of in-lot number ninety-one
I'D on the plat Of the city Of Dayton.
said property has boon appraised AZ rs A00, aud
cannot be sold for lesa than two-ihrds Of the ap-
Terms Of sale oash To 10 sold AZ the suit Of Jona-
han harahmau, against Wiliiam Simms and
others. E. JORDAN,
Mater Commiesiohef
Of The Superior Court OF Montgomery county o.
eyssEEt. and srnoNc, Att'ys. fox Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.
To the Public.

IN our fruit Catalogues we have recon-
" mendAtlOns which we lind are used hy other par-
ties In the truit tree business We have, bV hard
labor, and with much eNertion, secured q reputa-
tlOn for our Fruit Trees. Al! Catalogues without
the name OF "Jacob Hikes & SOM upon them, with
the recommendations Of Job. Hainea H. StoddArd
Babbitt and Herman, Chas. G. Swain ana Wm II
Mckinney attached, are spurious.
We Iorwarn all persons from buying Fruit Trees
ifOm sellers having such catalogues, representing
Ing on our reputation, and using our names as we'll
as others, without our knowledge or consent
apFs-oaW JACOB HIK ES and SON
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summarily eIec;ed from the church whose use.
iulncss they are desiroyipgi and should be
turned out with the worthless crew Of Garrison
l. Co.,-an abandoned crowd whose wiekedness
ia soglaring that society, instead &C being at.
tracted towards them, is Iepeled
We do hope the church will leave the disrep
utable and wicked work of aTaying christians
and sections Of our common country against
each other, to the parties Indicated above. The
church has quite enough to do in the Lord s
vineyard which it tsEonld not neglect, to attend
Tho Isvil'e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

HeA- The New York Times of Tuesday
had to omit four columns of advertisements,
in type and paid for, for that mornings pa
per The Herald ofTassday publisheS .
triple sheel
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RAI-A letter from Camp Floyd informs
us that quite number OF the u S. soldiers
have joined the Mormon Church. The
Saints are, in many ways, making good
thing out of the Mormon Expedition.
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CITY PROPERTY.

NllE large new Brick Dwelling House,
a built by Henry kimts, corner ST. Clair and Wa
ter streets The House Ia very sommodiuus fuf-
nehcd with the necessary cOnvcninceB and applian-
oes for comfort, and furnished handsomely In the
modern style. VIII be sold very low tor essh, and
easy payments, on application 70
CHAS. h. CLARKE,
mh21 Real and General Estate Agent, 81 81.
A LSO--A handsome Residence on 9th ST.,
"A between Main and Ludlow; story Brick, well
furnished aut handsomely improved yard. Pay
ments easy CHAS E CLARKE,
mh9s Real Estate Agent, Cie,,g's Building "a s,.
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Maater commisaioner's sale.

0H~N-sAAAHAAE
Francis A. Lloyd, superior Court,
vs.. No| 1Ic4
Adam Kuniz and Sarah Kunis
PURSUANT to an order Of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery county, ohio, made In the
shove ease, a. its February term la6a and 10 me d
rected viii otier At public auction At the door OF
the Court House, In the ty OF Day on, IN thocouu-
~ Of Montgomery and State Of Ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1880
between the hours % and O'Clock P. NJ. OF said
day, tho following lands and tenements situate In
the county OF Montgomery, and known and described
a. lot No three 9 In section sxtecn G IN the plat
OF the town OF west Dayton, In said coun-
" OF MONTGOMERY being thc same premises this day
conveyed hy the executors Of David Hawthorne and
Jesse X. Christopher 10 said kuntz
said property is 70 be sold on judgment In favor
Of Francis Lloyd Va. Adam kuutz and Sarah
kuntt. The above property has been appraised At
eight hundred and twelve dollars and cannot be sold
for less than two-thirdB OF the appraised value.
Terms OF sale Cash. N, n. JORDAN, 7-
Master COmmisaioher
OF Superior Court Of MONTGOMERY county Ohio
JoURDAE and JoURDAs, Attys. for Plaintiff.
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CHEAP FARM.
FOR SALE.
20 OOO ACRES Of Land in Illinois, on

oU,UUU or neariiuSs Of Rail Roats, eompri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
To those having small farms in this section, that
will sell at good price, would say sell, and go
where YOU can set a large tract OF land at low
price, and where you viii have equally good mar
kets.
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title of which
Twin guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, well improved, will be sold cheap, and
city property taken in part payment
ALSO, "A tine Lot on Ludlow st, between
4th and 9th, tis by 9Oft.--alley back.
ALSO Garden Lots of I acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO A 3 story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between ID and 9TH sts., and desirable
residence on 9th st., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO Fine impoyed Property in miami
City" and dayton View" ia tracts OF from to
Is acres. All for sale cHEAP by
CHAS. e. CLARKE,
feb2i Real Estate Agent Clegg's Building.
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Dwelling House ID Rent.

ON First street, west of Ludlow, lately oc-
" euPied BY Joshua Rhodes, eontaining7 Rooms,
with stable and large Lot.
Inquire OF s. NJ. sullivan, al "a street, or at his
once On % street, west Of the Phelps House.
apFS-lm
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-. The discussion Of the slavery question 10
Iolities has been curse 10 the country and
Niie may say very foolish one. since IL has
bdot only done no good to master, slave, or SO
ieiy. but has been Of inealsulable mischief TO
N concerned. There IL not one patriot In the
6aJnion who will, if he seriously mediate upon
he subject, contribute anything towards Keep
x,ls up this unhappy and unwise controversy
"hieh is threatening the perpetuiiy Of oar Gov
cent.
There may bc some little excuse Cor political
uckslers, whose business i is 70 take sdvan
sgc Of every possible public excitement, in
peddling with dangerous questions where they
an do SO with comparative safety to themselves
rlud society for from the very character oi
ueh parties. sensible people attach ltlle impor.
lance to their words or acts. They arc viewed
as actors upon the stage, who cnact their
Dsrts for pay. No great daRger is expected to
grow out Of their mimic representations The
sntellgent porton of society pay little attention
10 their performances. and happily control the
Tnasses rnd direct the tendency Of tho Ililerate
-nind Of the country from any serious outbreak
l8at when great men, or persons distinguished
aor their goodnes, are engaged IN the fanatcal
and wicked business Of stirring up the bad
blood Of one portion Of the coniederacy sgainsl
Another the thing assumes a more serious
shape We can excuse impertinent talk from q
,clown, which we would resent il offered BY .
!gentleman we eau overlook 10 the profession
al political agitator what we would condemn
in the christian gentleman.
We daily meet with items in the papers, po
litical and religious. regarding the agitation Of
the slavery question in the Methodist Episcopa
Church, in different portions of the country
II seems that certain wolves have by som,
means got into the fold Of Christ, and they ar,
making preparations to again rend the churci
at The next General Conference These fals,
!. teachers gave evidence Of their evil intent a
the time Of the sehism Of the "Churcb, South ;
! and ever since they have sought opportunity Il
destroy what little peace that remained 20 the
people of God. Their example has been. un
fortunately, followed by evil spirits in othei
churches and the harm they have done t
Christianity will lot be estimated until tn
Great Day. II these tAres in the gospel whea
field are not burned, it viii not be because the,
have not richly deserved damuAtion. Equal Il
the curse Of alcohol is this genus politica
preachers. Devoid of religious sentiment, pos
-t- - 1s-t- - --,- - t...t -. .l,i..- -
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No. 1882.
superi rCourt Of Montgomery County.
Ohio.
MASTER COMMISSIONER SALE.
Herbert s. Williams. Va Warrpn Warner


MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Herbert S. Williams, vs. Warren Warner
and others
DURSUANT to an order Of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery county Ohio to me di-
rected will sell At public auction at the door OF the
Court House, In the city Of Dayton, in said county
of Montgomery, on
Saturday, April, 30, 1859,
between the hours OF and O'Clock p NJ the follow-
ing lands and tenements; situate In the county Of
Montgomery, and State OF Ohio, in the southeast
quarter OF section number ive, town one range six
east, sc, and described follows Beginning on the
south line Of said section at the southwest corner
OF John Hlyeey's nine acre lot; thence ~ AZ w.
foriy-eight poles to said HiveleJ's A. W. corner;
thence $. S54 w. 1871 poles to astone; thence 5.
~ o E.forty-seven and eghty-fve hundredthB poles
20 the south line OF said section; thence n s6o r.
t6-7 poles to the place Of beginning
Appraised at $780, and cannot be sold for than
two-thirds OF the appraised alue. Terms OF Sale,
Cash.
Said LOT contains five acres, with house and other
improyelue 10 thereon; is situated In the Miami
bottom mile south of Greencastle, aud 2 miles
southwest of Dayton Ia rich soil, and excellent for
gardening. JOHN SCOTT,
Master Commissioner
Of superior Court of Montgomery county, Ohio.
BoLTH BELvfLLE, Att'ys. for Pff.
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Wall Papers.
dissolution Notice.

FINhE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the Undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business of the hrm will be
settled by the senior member, J. LebenabeTgor, to
whom accounts may be paid, and who will settle the
debts. J. LEBENsBERGER,
apr6 A. LEOB0LD,
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City Property Desirable Resi-
dence!

offer for sale on reasonable terms, a
new and handsome residence on Cd street, be-
low Perry.
The House is large and conmodious, with all the
modern improvements aud conveniences; is finely
located, and in good neighborhOOd. Will be sold
cheap, IL application Is made soon.
CHAS. y CLARKE,
mhs Real Estate Agent, Clcgg's Building.
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Mourning Goods.

~NOO~1I1'
Black Tamartine Cloth,
Black Grenadine Berage,
Black Silk Grenadine,
Black Byadere Berage,
Black Berage Robes,
Black French Lawns,
Black French 0rgandies,
Good stock Mourning Prints
and Gingham, at the
CASH STORE Of
aprs JOHN, VAN DoRRN and CO.
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GENTLEAIEN'S
Furnishing Goods !!

New, Novel, Elegant aud Useful A large
lot Of those indispensable articles just re-
ceivcd.
The BOIS--that mischieyous class, who
tear their elothes---I have no doubt will call
and see nc, as years of experience has
proved to them that | can suit their Juvenile
tastes and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn nv
JACKETS and PANTS, wish to see him,
and thoroughly renovate his external ape
pearance, by dressing him up in suit of
my well-ftting garments. Parents are res
speetfully invited to examine the goods
My stock Of Gentlemen's Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market. Call and examine the Latest Styles.
w G. BREENE,
apr2- No. l, Main street; Dayton, Ohio.
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Irving Fire Insurance Co.
INCORPORATED 1851
OFFICE, No 8, wall street, N, ".
DASH CAPITAL, $4,000

Insures Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Vessels
In Port and their Cargoes, and other property
against loss or damage BY fire, favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Mason Thompson, William Nelson, John b. Hilly-
er,J Castree, Vanderbilt l. BustOn, Benjamin J
Hart, John Shotwell, Abraham NJ Bininger, Thomas
ChriHty, VIM RadioFd, John ROmer, sylvanus $
Ward, Charles Burkhalter, ID Alopzo CuBhman, Vim
Oakley, John D More, John b Hobby, VIM Jackson,
Adam FTazee, Alexander Mckenzie, ChRs. Stirling,
Joseph Rogers, John II pegrauw, David samson,
Peter Collins stephen Wrayi Wright Gillies, Da-
Knapp, Isaac odell Bella 5. Squire, William Cor
win, MadswOrth, Wm. Ferdon, n A FOrsy H. and
and ChaB Thomson.
MASON THOMSON, President.
MARTIR L. CRowELI Secretary.
CHAS. n. CLARKE, Agent
RprlS Clegg's Building, Third st.
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| AND WARRANTS BOUGHT d SOLD
"a at Cincinnati quotations, or located in Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CHAS. 4. CLARKE,
mhS Third street.