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AccmENT.-Last night little girl named Ea RI
fell into the vault Of the now building on Supe,
rior street, which had careossly been left uncova
cred. Builders should be careful to provide
against such accidents. No guard was around
this opening, and the little girl fell ten or twelve
foet, cutting her head severely.
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CRIcKEr-We learn that game will be played
on the 18th Of this month at Cleveland between
irst eleven Of the Prairie Club, Chicago, end the
st. Georges Club Of that place, this being the re-
turn match Of the one played last year Chicago
Press,
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Law MOSrHLY-Tho May number Of the
Western Law Monthly has been received, full Of
matter interesting to the legal fraternity.
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ST. GEoReE.-The st. Georges Society will
hold its regular meeting this evening at half past
seven.
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FROST
IITTnUR0H, Inne
REDUCTION OF FARE.

Severe frost Saturday night greatly damaged
wheat, corn, and potato crops. Also some
fruits,
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The United States Iron Boat search" is in port
lying in the old River Bed.
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The REFORMED GAMaLER.-Mr. J. II. Green
will commence his expose Of gambling at the Me-
loieon to night His lectures will be found rs in-
terestng as any play and will be Illustrated with
exhibitions Of sleight.of hand performances Of
Eportsmen.
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The FLoUNoED RoBE, AND WHAT 1T Cosr. By
HARRIET b MCKEEvER. Philadelphia. Lind.
say q Blakision, 1859.
book written for mothers aud daughters, to
depict the ruiuous consequences Of the devotion
to show and fashion which characterize this age.
The above are for sale by j. B Conn a Co.
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FmEMENs ELECTIoN--The election of officers
OF the Firemcns Board takes place this afternoon
from two to six o'clock, aud election of the differ
ent companies this evening.
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Our pook Table

Anna CLAYTON, or the Inquirer after Truth. By
Rev. FRANCIS MARtoN DiMmCK, A. NJ Phila-
delphia Lindsay BIakiston 1869
This hook is mostly upon the subject Of baptism
and Tie author says in his preface, "Tho argu-
ments contained In this work were mainly pre-
sented ina series Of letters to sister who was then
unsettled on The subject herein discussed. and was
seeking 10 know the Bible truth OF the matter.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-07

For the best qualities Of Seg0rs, Tobacco and
Snuff, 60 to B. g. Dietz, III Superior street.
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Tirst Premium Ohio Statc Fair, 1888.
ouR PATENT LEYELER

attached 10 all Scales Tor Scales out Of level
weigh correctly as the following shows
CLEVELAND, January 9Th, 1859.
This ceTtihes that some months sncei finding that our
Fairbanks q OOr scale not weighing accurately, We
requested Nj KeeloT 20 examine Il He discovered a.
bs out uf level and restoring 20 level % wcghpd
correctly The varaou ui the Scale from lcye position,
had been small O. rcauu our notice and was hardly
uefcopIble until loyoleTwas applied.
HANNA q ARRETSON h co.
~ Address orders to KEELERs SCALE WORK S
Cleveland, Ohio. maIbke
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sailed for Liverpool on Sunday with cargo Of
slaves and plank
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BY TELEGRAPH.
YESTERDAYAFTBRNOONS REPORT

aeparte" oy toe Union teieEraps
)Fr1CE, wlRIHg's BLooE, ooRNgR oF BAHr anb
sT. CLAIR sTREETs.
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gao- City Council meets tonight at the usual
hour.
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unhsptatnsy pronounce them cnaenty superior IN ac-
ion elasticity Of touch and power OF tone, to any have
ever used in this or the Old country Another striking
feature these Instruments (nd where others too often
a) their remaining tune under the heaviest and most
difficult pluyug-uo string shatteriug hatting, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer eua-
bed all times to give instantaneous eject to emphatic
passages
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KEEP Cool! SAVE YOUR lCE !-Schooley's pat
ent Iceberg Refrigorutois, never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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AMnRoTYrEs I'D PHoToGRAAHs.-NIrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior street (South Sde). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mV1p-dIm
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What Gustave Satter Says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FORMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the frs, time in company with the
renowned
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with PlatformScale that will weigh correctly
when out of level and also when level. If suoh
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leveler
for Platform Scales is Of great importance. other
wise not win the buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in
other column. j. +. KELLER,
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eptfioL Nottffe.
NJ. J. DICKERSON,
,Late Of the firm NJ Ambler & DickersonD
DENTIST

06ce 2j3 Superior street near hcndctps store.
d. d 3 new suit Of rooms ready and he would
be pleased all Of bis old patrons ard Others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed aurs aul crown ulod exposed capped end
ed eeth inserted gold silver corate orvucaniio
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which IS
Bo much used east my3
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ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEERs.-The
following is the result Of the election yesterday Of
First and second Assistant Engineers of the city
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isIiIi HUI UHINGs7 LIFE EXHILARANT


This novel pro 'arauon ha u with The approval OF thq
,ruitv 40 esI ni OF the world MI the usc"HtftI ana
tparIesst proc aims It 90 be-
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discount of % per cent Co those who buy sell uglu
and until tho rsi Of August uughblfs aud friends hu
write aud send joint order for not less than thTuo Will
them at wholesale prices; and orders through jhC
Post Office, box is2i addressed 20 BELTS, will be-
promptly ut Tended tdelyeT ng the articles uny place
in the city freu ui charge
on anlu at GARDkEhS CruckcTy aud Glassware Store
Superior q.
The following recommendation, endorsed by names aH
reliable any ia tho city; Will show how appreciated
BY few Of tho families who arc using n;
CLEyELAHD. May 5lh, 1879
We arc using tho FOREST CITY COFFEE POT and
hud % give perfect tsuctn 10 simple iu Its
raugumout hat person may comprehend ITS principle
m d would b0 impossible % eiloo an explosion with
II cOuU tho uoum tfi0G uay that thUTc hu-
,um OF Cuieg iu tho where d is boiling, you
great saving ia the quantity OF Coffee is effected.
Mrs. W J WAUNER, Mrs. A. n BETTs
JRO. y aTROR0, " A a. ARMsrR0Eu,
n. A. BHtWK, B MAHrIE,
ISABELLA ADAMS, " 1 pEAsE
n. GHAMnEHLAIR, T.. q. GOWLEs,
q EHIiu. Hlgf
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EIJ-R Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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WHAT PIANOS DOES sATrER PREFERw
He says
HALLETr, DAVIS u CO.'S PIANOS,

From the many severe tests that have given
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ever, are quite firm, and baN> sao Tsa,a aa
proved tendency Candles--l 900 boxe q lnalnss
D. e. SEQ boxes OF Knapps, 19hc. cash. salov
Iels OF crushed, IKE; 20 hogsbead Of New III
t. at auction, 90 barrels Of crushed l0l7c IL o. "v
so barrels Of Carolina CSC. Olive oil-i20 cas- >
Lard o-9O cases to arrive ut 81 30 pcr gallon. Cs
100 casks cargo, p. t. Pork50 barrels OF mess p. T.
half barrels OF extra clear Si1. Coal250 tons Sydnt
p. Tca-50 half chests Of Pouchong, 30c Cemont--5
barrels Of Eastern, p Brandy-50 octaves Amer lea
PIT. Iard--At auction, $50 cases, lob tins, 1880
101sc Wbea-In fair demand at Loco. a Nc per II
bags choice sold l45c. OATS 800 bags sold in L
at 9Sc Ike per lb the latter for superior qualit
flonfGolden Gate extra, 81 in obbng lots 800 quart
sack Aviso Mills, 81. Syrup--At auction, 200 kegs S.
in five gallon kegs, soc. SIC. per gallon.
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,nept 10 be posted at the national olumbau) aud com
pany armores for the protection Of the government pro
perry. The order was promptly obeyed by the Adjutan
of the District regiments, Major y. T. Bacon, n the alb
sence from the city Of Colonel Hickey.
About midnigh, We made our way through the Maine
avenue mud TO the armory and entering the grounds
brought up with round turn by bit Of sharp steer
the end OF amnrderous looking tube eyeied al our aea
and by sharp admonon to stand in our tracks MOI
wishing to imperii life Of considerable value to our we
and baby Ia boy), we promptly decided 10 90 no'nus
rash and waited until an order was obtained or our a.
mission Inside the arinory, tho g.oand ioor drh ioo
we found the soldiers duty for the night vafoas s
posed In groups, smoking, talking, &o, while was so
turns TO relieve The guard stationed a o s dos
patches from the seat Of war" served % WHY away
the weary hours. - "a canton oo,,ar
In command Tie Union Guard we're under the com
mand of Lieut. ii. G. Mclaughltn inc lsgsrs VI 1ip.
Schwartzman, and the Light Infantry OF Lieut. Johh
Tucker. -. 49,, ,.. .,,,,os
captain OF the day, or rather o. me nsR, .o ,.o
oens as SQUADS the soldiers called TO relieve
guard the exchange Of watchwords the sharp cha
FENCES Who goes thereY all served 10 give military
look 10 the whole proceedings All access 20 the arms tn
The building Immediately In use had been cut o The
companies, we may add turned out WIN aiaersy and
noned from their beds The force the armory dis
missed a, sun rise this morning.
The Alexandria Ritemen, Capt NJ Mare, left Tor mar
pers Ferry this morning at half past three O'Clock
panyng Governor Wise. The Mount Vernon Guard Capt
smith are equipped and waiting the arrival of the Rich
opd companies this aern non, when they will join them
and proceed to the scene OF the disorders.
The receipt Of teegraphic despatch from Baltimore
nbou ten o'clock this morning stating that the United
States forces had had engagement with the insurgents
and that Hon. Charles Faulkner who left Washington
in company with the marines yesterday afternoon had
been killed In the fight we'll az three marines, created
the wildes, excitement Pennsylvania ayenue Crowds
OF people collected about the telegraph offices and hotels
and thousand rumors and surmises banded from
mouth TO mouth many Of which obtained currency among
the citizens subsequent despatch, conveying ntei-
oence Of the sormng OF the government works by the
Soldiers and capture of the rngeaders of the forces
had the effect alay ing the apprehensons Of the multi
tude in great measure.
Newspaper men and telegraph operators, we need
hardly say button hoed at every corner day by
persons anxious TO learn something slater from Harper
Ferry
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Interesting Commercial Case-NIastcrss
Interest In q Vessel.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt

Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
ocr. 19-Heary W Noyd u.s. Elisha ". Ruckman.-
The plaintiff in this in January 1885, purchased Il
De Groot fourth of the schooner Ney. At the
time he purchased masters interest The defend
was the owner Of the other thrcequartcrs interest
Plaintiff went as master Of the vessel until june 1885,
when defendant Of the majority interest took
possession of the whole vessel, dismissed the plaintiff
without the consent Of tho plaintiff and appointed another
Captain, and has ever since had possession Of tho
whole vessel The plaintiff brought this action 70
the value Of his interest the onequarter OF
the vessel and also damages for his masters interest
OF any conveyance of masters interest," but that at tho
time Of the conveyance Of the quarter of the vessel bo
was told by defendant that he buying masters in
eres There number of witnesses called 10 provo
tho nature Of the masters interest and also It's value Il
appeared that understood that the term meant tsk
the master when part owner and OF the masters
interest," had the right to control the ship
he only owned small share OF the vessel II was also
proved that the master interest worth proportionay
from twenty y per cent more than like interest owned
by citizen On the close Of the plaintiffs case exJudgo
Dean for the defendant moved nonsuiton the grounds:
l. That part owner Of ship could not maintain an
action against his cotenant for dispossessing him.
That majority interest in tho ship may control her,
and dismiss and appoint masters and crew.
g. That masters INTEREST," 10 not known or rccog.
nzed n the laws and that for being deprived OF thai mo
plaintiff had no right Of action
Aer elaborate argument by exJudge Dean for the de-
fence and Mr. j. + Williams for the plaintiff inc o"u's
granted non-suit
ACTION OF rnovrn OF 700 POUNDS srsRLxo::
J. SteinAaTt ps John g. Boxer Co-Thh is an aCs ss
Of trovor 70 recover two Bank Of England nO TnS
one for $500, and the other FOR 49, 49, with
one Cohen Cohen deposited them wh the dstcn aa s
the plaintiff claims his account and ios ,oSra
only the DESCENDANTS claim tina. they hsa . ~ the pro-
This IL part Of the money that ia controversy
two years ago between Stenhart aud Levins a"N -
then before the police courts
The case stands adjourned.
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The Canals md tho %, OOO, 900 loan.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


The atlas and Argus ratio the republican party in n
measured terms but especially Gov Hunt and s. B. Ruf
giles, for being the authors Of and responsible for til
$4,000, 900 Canal debt Tho Albany Eseaino Journal rt
pcs the charge and endeavors TO asen the inception su
consummaton Of the scheme upon the democratic par
especially upon the Hon John Vanderbilt Of BROOD
Ign, Gov Seymour and Comptroller Church.
tThe confidence man. Of the Argus, and ttthe Stad
barber" Of the Journal, las you have dubbed them2
both are anxious to clear their skirts and shit the r
shoulders and yet, both stand ready and willing 10 I'd
enact the niquty under the popular cry Of tho nd
cessiy accomplishing the State canals Can there be any
thing more bareaced and Inconsistent Tax tho peOp
provided the people will gracefully consent to be taxed
order 10 replenish the Golfers Of bankrupt politicians job
past yet they stand ready ana re willing TO reenact tn
same public robbery. Under guise OF honesty ant
patriotism they call upon tho taxpayers to come TO th
Another five or six millions only, gentlemen, viii
do the work The Treasury depleted (our pockets
cmpy) do, please call at the captains Office and settle.
object not to complete the canals but 70 continue III
plumber. Repudiate the nefarious scheme vote down
the tax whether be direct indirect If ever yOs
wish the canals honestly managed and TO yielt
something TO the State, don't vote another dollar TO b
placed In this all absorbing and everlasting political sink
ing fund. Mark me, both horse power and steam powc
will be applied to force your strings, but stand Arn
and united upon this one question.
The scheme Of q direct tax, when 80 many milenl
have been already 6quandered dishonest that of
indirect tax, by toing railroads, is nefarous, for
strikes not only at the producer but at the consumer
breadstus and throws mpediments in the way Of DOM
merce. We want the canals but repudate the plumber
canal and rail, is the desderatum for New York.
NEW YORK MERCHANT.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Slossop

SUIT FOR SERVICES AS RAILWAY TREASURER.
Or 1o.-John A. G. Gray rs. the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Company-This was an
action by tho plaintiff former treasurer Of the
pany which he claimed back pay for his financial SER
vices as such officer. The case now called. The
plaintiff by his complaint, set forth long statement to
the effect that he had materially aided the company in
raising million and half OF dollars by the issue of
guaranteed stock to the amount Of 100000 The
Compensation for the care with which he superintendent
the affairs Of the company for three months to the sum-
In ALL Of sit COO.
The answer allegation that the plaintiff as such
officer, WAS TO have Is 900 per annum for bis services
and also that the plaintiff had received about 1000 In
commissions on the sums obtained the stock issued
The defendants did not appear, and plaintiff took de-
fault for SIS GOO
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Naval Intelligence.

Aine guard for the United States steamer saranac
shr.. sa.s is morning, consisting of one sergeant
viii leave by a. Two musicians and thirty prvatcs They
ssransc viii ms officers which are ordered 70 the
relief for the balance ~ "a, mem including 1ss sailors as
The work on The new marine ISS arlsuIyv :,
% % the ws 1s, on the main he buSnas
put on, and the building ". additional workmen viii Be-
sxpecssd by the Isl q January next '' 0'cspaon it
Piled with the new uniform uaSe all been sup
Letter bag VIII be despatched TO the rn,,..
squAdron, last Indies from the rooms ~ Snisd States
D.ry ny use Cnsriestown, Nov. l. Letters o IA
WIN y nsRvnxded. 'e vi expense
Mcv. John W. Grier, Of Pennsylvania, senior c.,r,.,.
u the navy has resigned He entered the service
3, 1875 '''o'
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SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.

HARPERs FERRY Oct. IL, 1859.
All the evening reports have been received of the
movements of parties Of insurgents in the mountains
Word came from Sandy Hook, mile or two below, that
Cal CARROTS family were murdered, and that all the
families were fleeing. company went down, but found
nothing the matter The alarm came from parties OF
Scouts on the mountains hailong
Two negroes have just been lodged in JAIL of whom
Is said have entertained Capt Cook last evening his
CABIN This mountain Is Samplis Manor, and an
nmbuscade set there to ensnare Cook tonight should
he return.
MIDNIGHT.
Lees marines have just returned, state that Gar
retts family all safe, and voley has been fred
Tm GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
HARpERs FERRY, Oct 49, 1859
The prisoners all have been taken to the Charlesown
oil in Joint custody of the Sheriff and Marshal.
Captain Brown is considered out Of danger. His son
died last night. The wounded mariner is also dead.
Governor Wise has gone to Charestown with the prison
crs.
Captain Cook is still in the mountains. The scouts re-
port having tracked him from the house where he eat
breakfast
Col Lee with the marines, leaves for Washington to-
night.
At eight o'clock this evening great commotion was
caused by man coming in and announcing that the black
republicans destroying houses and numbering the
peopie AZ oanuy nooA' AUG PeoPie are arug ana the
excitement Is increasing OF course it must be false
alarm.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
There was great CONSERVATION for two hours night
All the men, women and children at Sandy Hook and
vicinity ocking in. II reported that Cook was
numbering the whites in that pleasant valley Everybody
armed but 1t has been ascerained to be false alarm
Gov. Wise has gone with armed men to search a
cave, where it said fugitive slaves are concealed
QUARTER PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK NJ
Colonel Lee has concluded to remain with the marines
he has gone into the valley with thirty marines to
examine into the truth Of the party Of thirty
armed had also gone. Mr. Moore insists that he
beard Of murder and cries for help at Garrets
in the valley, with reports of firearms. Not less than
three hundred men women and children have arrived
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Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday Evening, ScpA q, 1885,
moderate jobbing trade has been done to-day and
from first hands almost literally nothing has TRANSFERRED
There Is still disposition to take up parcels Of choice
brands OF adamantinc candles at 19lsc mot I8c ma
types made US say Yesterday, bdt holders arc
not willing to accede TO this figure Messrs DcRo Il
Edrdgc held to-day regular sale of gr.,cories Nc
Domestic produce Ia rather inactive; prices, how.
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Before Hon. Judge Ingcrsoll.

bcI0Te f1UH Juugt InRcrSUH
Ocr loSmu2gling Jcsuelry lin tho case Of the United
States vs. One Trunk containing watches and jewelry the
jury rendered sealed verdict conscatng the goods
the government and that tho money be returned TO the
Claimant The value vi the iewelry Is about 900.
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q 20, name IN Warren Icland's handwriting. Then
comes another 81 500 note from Ieands Irishan Con-
lam Another payable to order Of Ramsda Il Pendleton
in the handwriting of Warren Leland. One given by
Michael Lamb for 81 oil payable 10 the order of Cotton
Il Mead in the handwriting of Warren leland
These are the notes that sent to you to fiji up
A. They sent me notes at different times Here note
signed Simeon Leland III Co., not filled up, the sig
nature genune also one, signed Horace " Wilcox. The
signature is genuine, but the transaction bogus These
were blank That note intended be used for any
purpose saw IT. In plain words, to humbug the Lcgis
latre and the Bank Commissioners with when went be-
fore them Here Is note signed in blank and endorsed
y Leland Co., In s. Leands handwriting and two more
OF the same character; another of Lambs another for
1896, one for $780, for 81 894 signed f. Whitcomb
one ss aeand I empl9yea barkeeper think one for
Herd in Warren Ielands writing another dated Salem
Wisconsin, drawn by John X Calvert for 81 $50 and en-
Richard Conan and endorsed by Cotton & Mead in War
rem Leland's handwriting.
Q. What was the representation Of Mr. Leland9 A.
That these worthless notes.
@ What was the object OF Leland In putting this "pa-
PERI into the bank In this manner A. The object was If
funds we're taken out Of the bank, produced vacuum
These notes got up TO supply the vacuum.
Mr. Jones here identified the following gem the hand
writing Of Mr. Leland
DON'T BE ALARMED.
DEAR be alarmed ssS s ro1s o na, G. 81 az
d u. hem csresss paid and Hi's also he
e. e
Do the hes. you can Yours mo sisna9sre -
EVERYTHING o. H.
Dxc. q, 1854
DEAR sAx-I got safe and sound yesterday morning
have ordered nice alphabet Of letters for stamping They
just what you want Those that they had hand were
the right Sizes They will be done by Friday and
with the Ink send checks dated ten days from the
right I will be getting the psper ready a. fast as
as you think best-a or pari Of them Powell Seymour
Of The Mercantile here to-day They down to at
tend lawsuit made application They said they would
be happy 70 loan us II tbey could all o. X. told hsm
when they down again would talk with them. They
might well bA kept foged logged not don't care
dAn whether they lead MOI thought application would