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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-14
A MINISTER IN PRISON.
1.-The following letter, which we find in the Wes
kyan fully explains ITSELF
GREENSBORO JAIL, N. c. Dec. &c, 80.

Inc Ioiiowlng letter, winch we ma IN the ives
kyan fully explains i%tself:
GREENSBORO JAIL, N. C. Dec. &c, 80.
DEAR BROTHER. i have been three days incar-
csrsted in this Jail on charge of a breach of The
criminal law Of this State, in preaching and sell
ing incehdiary books, Helpers Impending Crisis,
&c. The excitement on my preliminary trial
was great. j plead my own case, but three law
yers we're against me. My bands were fixed at
$4,000. a very modes. sum in which to bind a
preacher. My securities viii fill my bonds .his
afternoon, when ] shall again have temporal lib
crty. My trial will come on in April; and though
conscious OF no offence against any just law. and
not even against the laws of North Carolina, in
consequence Of the great pr4judico added to the
tremendous excitement, | can hardly hope to es-
cape. The punishment, if convicted, is pillory,
whipping. and Imprisonment.
Yesterday. the Anniversary Of the Saviour's AID
vent. spent in my prison, in reading my Bible
aud in prayer. seemed to hear my Saviour's
voice asking, Fart thou ready to suffer for my
sakr?" When | came to the poin! and could say,
Eyes Lprd, | am willing to suffer thy righteous
Will ia all things; he poured his love into my soul
so boundlessly, that | shouted aloud for joy. And
let me say, that | fully believe it | am sentenced
to confinement, or other punishment. God will
gkrfy his name by my suffering for him. as
much as though was at liberty and working in
dear Christian brethren everywhere. that my faith
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-14

iail no.; and that | may in patience possess my
soul. Yours in the love of that Saviour who suf-
fered shame for us.
ID, WORTH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
TO our Fr,eada I'm the county.


We again express the hope that our friends in
the country, in ali parts of the State, viii make it a
pOintO attend the Dedication OF the Young Mems Club
House. in this ei,v, Thursday. We going to have
grand and glorious Observation-Disclosures that will Go
your very souls good filing you with fresh zeal aud eOuI
sge fer he great work before you. As have already
and frequently assured you, there viii be present with
u number of instructive, entertaining, eloquent and
distinguished speakers We anticipate, also, the attend
aace OF large numbers Of gallant and indOmabe Wings
and Americans, from almost every part Of the State
From tie adjoining cities towns and counties, the Bell
nd Everett Clubs viii turn out in crowds-and shall,
indeed. have demonstration imposing and success sful
beyond all previous example.
Il were needless say that the intrepid and erthusi
as,c Bell boys Of Richmond will extend TO their country
i.nds a warm welcome. They all as busy as bees
II preparing for the Dedcaon-in getting ready their
banners tanspareneie devices and the ike and in earn
est and abOrOus efforts generally render the occasion
marked, grand aud suspicious one. We doubt not
that cur noble brethren from the country who may visit
the Metropolis Thursday and participate in the cere-
monies Of the time viii return their homes well pleased
With the trip re-asslred in the faith snd animated by
new zeal in behalf Of candidates and our cause.
10 conclusion We hope that thousands Of friends
from every part Of the Commonwealth will come hitler
on Thursday, and cordially unite with in our great
demonstration. We want to see here at that time,
glorious Mass Coarea.oa of the friends of Bell and Ev
erett in he Old Dominion.
let all hands then, gather to the grand Club House
Dedication on Thursday, Let them come, aud let
have grand and Joyous reunion Of the determined con-
ssryatiyes and p,tr;ots of Virgipial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

Cassius NJ. clay on John q. Br.ekinridge
We make the following extract from speech deliv'
cred by Cassus NJ Clay the great Kentucky AbOtionis
at Frankfort on the 10th Of January, 1860:
80 fx as the distinguished Senator elect Mr. Breckin
RIDGE from Kentucky, is concerned, all men who know
me- know that amongst all the distinguished families Of
which Kentucky boasts that have always been proud Of
the Breckenridge name have from earos: life looked to
some portions Of them the guides aud pilots OF my
political opinions. have been personally associated
with them my family have been associated with them
would not have said these things did not the occasion
cal for it, and did not know that these insinualons had
been made would say that OF all whose names are
now presented to the American people by the Democra
CT with regard to the next Presidency that would not
see any one attain that high position sooner than John
G. Breckenridge of Kentucky.
Such the endorsement of the Yancey candidate for
the Presidency by Cassus NJ Clay the great Kentucky
AboiEionst Such is Breckenridge, the candidate Of
the extreme Southern Rights Of the South Thus
do extremes meet The Yanceytes Of the South prefer
Lncolns election because they think viii bring about
dissolution of the Union; aud the Abotonists of the
North prefer Breckenridge any Of the other candidates
except their own because they comprehend perfectly well
that every vote given to Breckenridge strengthens Lin
coin, and renders his election more certain.
Aud will the honest rank and file Democrats Of the
South lend their aid to Breckenridge, and thus back
Tancey and bis confedera,es in their scdeme to elect
Lincoln and precpitate the Southern States into
lutions"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

A travelling correspondent of the New York Her
az made the statement that Mr.. B'Oekinrdge owns
feg saves-thc rest Of his being whites. The
Louisville KY Democrat Of the 20 ul. says he is not
a stakeholder al all, although Of good fortune
The Louisville Journal makes the following statement:
NE BascEINRIDsE NOT SLAVs OWSER.-We have re-
ceived great many letters from the South requesting
Us TO safe whether John c. Brccknrdse, who be-
eve il OF Eealth does does any slaves
We 10 not know whether this Oft repeated
question IL impOran' but Niu give Mr. Breck-
nrdye aud his faulty live in L. XngJon and b,ard at the
Pl,slx Ho.e and he votes in thA city For the past
three years be has not listed any property for taxation
either real personal sPpears from the tax books
lie has free coored woman as a urrse. We understand
iaa. be has good deal Of real esiais ia he North
l IS certainly little queer, that man of wealth in
save State should slaves, and use white SET
wants and pace mos, OF his iortpne in the free States
And It Il s,ili qaecr that such should be Sc
sced 90 run as the candidate of the sells yed Southern
k;rLts men,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

The last number OF the Charleston Mercury, a warm
supporter OF Breekurdse for the Presidency contains
the following in reference to Brecknrdges taking the
stump:
Il; Is With sincere regret, see that Mr.. Breekn-
ridge has consented TO initiate Mr. Douglas in delivering
s9ccchcs With yicg 20 the Presidential election. We
had hCpsl tba now and forever fer Mr.. Douglas had
stool aoae ia the bad emnence' Of a Presidential
stump speaker Mr. Breckenridge do neither himself
nor his party any good by pursuing ncoa-
81, eat with the dsoity oil tho high Office az which he
aims William Lownles said, "Thst the Presidential Of
f.e should neither sougi. for jeCiGed That wss
the sentiment Of worthy to fl suca of,e, with
is heavy respousbi,cS-its grave audmpO-tan, du les
The idea o ctEG,5ate securing the country obtain
r. ty elecoaecrng hagangues and personal appeals to
ain p0puir favor, excite nothing but the IN
ui,.ga.ed DISGUST aad contempt We do expect 20
publish anything which falls from Gr. Breckenridge spo
ken as a candidate for the Presidency"
/. VII thus be seen that the Mercury looks upon
B-,eknrdgss s;umping it for the Presidency with ,he
most uam;,igaed disgust aud contempt" Il says more
over, n will 40; publish anything which falls from Mr..
Brcckiorige spoken candidate for the Presidency I"
Taat is cutting its Own candidate with a vengeance,-
Poor Bre, knrdge will certainly no. improve his hope
less chance. by "stuGping' it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
Neee.,ity OF ORGANIZATION.


We hope our friends al over tho State will continual
y bear in mind that Immediate thorough aud systematic
organization a an indispensable prerequisite to our car
ryng the State for Bell and Everett Our prospects are
indeed bright and ebeericg but should ever remem.
Der that they may be bhs,ed by want of organization
eor, and zeal on our part. It is sincere satisfaction
to "a to believe that the erds OF the cause throughout
the State alive to the necessity of that thorough and
systematic Orgaoizioa which We have repeatedly aud
so earnestly recommended and insistcdon We believe,
and ri lice in the belief ;ha from the proceedings Of
the numerous meetings and clubs which are daily crowd
in, IL upon US frieads rushing to the work Of
the canvass With us.gsull eacrgy and spirit
p q, notwithstanding all these cheering evidences Of
III gsilantFy and ZEAL We must be permitted to con
uue remind them that what is nccdfu and essenia
20 our complete succsssis thorough organization, not
oily in some portions Of the State and in some counties
OF he a;e, Jri in erery portion Of the STATE and ia
sssry COUNTY IF He STATE AND IN EvxRr NEreHnoauoop
N AVERY cosNrr. Tia. is what we want, and we urge
our friends attend tins important aud indispensable
matter without delay.
We are rtj1eed 10 note the formation Of % many &c.
tive Bell and Everett. Clubs all over the Commonwealth
Lei the good work go on-et it go until every neigh
borhOOd has its CuA, and large, energetic and enthu-
si4stc Club in the bargain The sigusare all auspcOus
And organization and ORR are all that is necessary to
seeuIe for Us rOusng and glorious triumph in NoYem-
barl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
cOA6A1ERo1AL.
oTuos o. ZEE wEIo. Ser 8, 1850
YORFIGy TRADE or RICHMOND.


The following Is detailed statement OF the direct for
eisn trade OF Richmond month August take
pecai asfAeton presenting readers shows that
the movement for drecade % Europe the part
chants has something than talk and
weiove particularly the attention Of country readers
exhibit and that due may be awarded those
H. we append the Of the Imp oers Of foreign goods
EXPORTS
TO Hrep -io6 bids toDsceo f3t35 6s boxes NIL dc,
81 $50; ssi bbs rosln, f6ai. Total tl:J,4l9
10 Rio de dre go bSs au- $50 0I6 smo king tobacco
800; perfamrry. siOL Total ts3 ESQ
To hhds tobacco tcloo3 500 90 stems sis4i9
70 HlrrG- 800 hhds tobaoca, sli9e9o
70 G,Rod rs Lids tobacco, t93 3c3.
To Bristf All hhdstobAcco, So, 200.
To PersdapbEco.- 335 bis -four . k1fa
10 Bdldi. efc-3 $50 bhs -four, 422s 5l.
TO HdiiEis-2,IsO bbls -four, sI,2ls.
Total value Of exports s6il,hol
From Lirerpoi Of cStten st wool etc. $50 at bank
els sl5 2si hardware and cutlery sl9 esrthenvare "
csrpeilng 5000; 945 sacks sat- fG5S g. tons Iron, 3II5
tiii,242
From r o de Jiaeiro $50 bags coffee SO COO.
From Bit 81 ProriacesI,600 bbls her ings, 4O0 1o93
tons plAst 1925 II bbls shtd. asa Total t3 03T,
Total value Of imports, sis6 800.
The congnees Of the bark Sasdn Hcks and ship Simpson
Liverpool Kent: Paine Co, Elet Drsy ry wAd,-
worth, rrrer Co.. Ferguson Co.. Gatrr Alvey Arents
and Keen. Bald=in wIamsdry geo Smith, Rhodes Co.,
Cia kson Anderson Van Lew Taylor %, O. sin,On Co..
@. DOMAIN and Johnston Bansford-har ivare Geo.
J. sumner Co., VIM Butler sOn, stebbns Pulien and 7.
A. Bulkley-esrihernvare ete II. skinksr Co.. N Gordon
koa-ea pstns T. W. DeyOss co-sat Edmond, DaveDpor,
4 Co.-porter
In connection with the above, we present we present
ncn'hy comparative statement Of TIE
RxsoKrs oy ToBAcco RICHMOND foREss Pohn,
Ian l,,oO nal H,.xf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

Drsr. lss. l. H. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
2nd. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NOt,owsy
ID THOMAS BRUCE Of Halifax.
4;h. JOHN T. THORNTON, of P. Edward
81" oh. J4,lES + JOHNSON. Of Bedford.
9th. XARNADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
7th. LgYUEL J. BOwDES, of Williamsburg
s;h. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MiddlsseI.
s;h B. II SHACKELFORD. Of Fsuquier.
10Th. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
nth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON. Of ROckbriiSe.
= sI2th. W. K. STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
18Th WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
ltth ). !. JACKSON. Jr., Of Wood.
q" 18th. A. b. CALDWELL, OF OhiO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
maj CRY OF .,No Chanesy

Tn 1855 was raised when it was seen tina, Mr. FlLL-
WORK could not b. elected and the result was tha; thou
aan Of oil Wings and Americans deserted the standard
Of FLtxoEE AID voted for NJ Duc order TO &C.
fa' FsEx5Sr They dill not vote for Mr. BucuASAS for
any love they enter for the old geatlenin bu. 20
defeat the Black Republican, Patriotism, coupled with
the old Aldase that zone good turn deserves another
qaires blt Mr. BUCHANAN aad his fti.uds should drop
Mr.. BascKESEIoGs, who has "N0 CHANCE whatever
Tor success and voss for Nr BsLL who stands the ONLY
CHANCE Of de.el,iog w. LrScots.
The evidences that VI. Gn ia the only who can,
in any event. defeat LINCOLN quite prominent noe
as were those Of Mr. BUCHASAS to defeat FRENoSr in
1856 We submit it 20 all fair minded Democrats, if the
above assertions not true. VIII they not evinee tie
same patriotism ths the old Wings and Americans dis.
played in 1856, We believe that they will and that the
polls 10 November will testify ths. We are not mistaken
in the patriotism Of large proportion of our Demo
cratic frend Come, citizens Of Virginia and the SOuts
10 X ,oir duty full 10 the face,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
A Good Suggestion.

A Georgia contemporary the Lagrange Reporter,
makes excellent suggestion polcal sPeakers-es-
pecily 10 those who working for Bel and Everett
It says that almOs. every political mso.ug thsrere
Of who pregnant With and anxious to be
delivered or a speech We hope every one viH speak
for Bel and Everett Who caa and therefore, would
suggest that each and al mike their speeches short and
70 tie plo; poI 70 give all a chance.
Toe eis,on P-lctssd b. TOO many o. our spsaksrs in
s<ag om one TO three hours on stretch IL rath
O. boring 10 an audience and does no good Al a-un-
les he speaker is man OF fine orsoreal poEers pos
ss-i,g the happy faculty 0r misog eOlcis5, Logical,
arsumentadyo aud Interesting sp5esb.
As oss candidates need defence among Intelligent
men, generally, is the work OF our speakers 10 arouse
tbs people in reference the impending danger which
reatsns country and % show them that the Union
tket i the only which can possibly avert the evil
This IS the true course 10 be pursued by speakers
No man who is posted upon the record OF John Bell
questions his soundness upon the slavery question: nor
able to End isislligsnt and h0Hssi Democrat
dOeE Tee great point Is convince the peO-
pc that the National Union tele, Is ne only upon
eh all conservative rely for the defeat Of Lin
d. SOs.
We make these suggestions because We believe there
s. settled purpose the part Of the people vote for
that who stands the best chance Of defeating the
Back Republicans and that t IA the duty Of our speak
70 point more particularly to that man whoae ele
Iala,I Of success the greatest Let every UpiOn
speaker feel it bis duty patriot TO DO VIA, he can to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

We are requested to say that the friends of Bell and
Everett in Louisa viii rally in full force at their Court
House Monday (cour day. for the purpose of ra
Ryug the nominations of those distinguished patriots
and organizing for the campaign. We authorized
to state that the Eec;or for the District Marmldukc
Johnson E.q viii be present and will address the peo
pie Let oil WHO desire to understand the present con
diton of sir, that they may vote ntellgenty and
natrio.icslly attend and listen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

"F,r'ng thc Southern Heart"

Hon. f. Shorter, elee,or ios the second district Of
Alabama is doing pretty goOi work a, firing the South
ern heart In speech to the people OF Pike county the
other day, Of with the States Rights Advocate says
lie took the position boldly that upon the election of
Black Republican, upon sectional platform, and by
sectional vote he was for dissolution of the Union"-
Mr. Shorter is carrying on, his part of the dunion pro-
graumc laid down by Mr.. Yancey in the Alabama State
convention 10 January lst-aud nothing shorter"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
TU.gSr1E,s SALE VALUAuIEpa0t

l. rY, RIAL AND PERSONAL, AT PklNOE EDWARD o. H.
by Of deed Of TUT executed TO by Heiy
and WIFE dated April th, 1850 and OF c'rd In the Clerks
Ppee EdvArd shall sAIURpAf, the 18Th October 1861
sell ~ piblc sucion, 70 the Highest bidder the preml
House aat lot viii a. II Brown teI This lot
sg contains about h'e land Rad has
add eommodious DWens and all necessary onihouIe alln
lentrepAlr.
The house Of three Stories Ne batmeht berg Of brick the
rsr Of whlehis egc w' the ground contains II
NEST admirably adapted TO accommodate borders for the
purp OF sho either male female lhavag
the atsr for Tberel bel he dwell
ling house aare sud onmodous choo In the yard
basement ftted labo Tn = doub
large female school could b. u lhe1 place
vi alSo sci at tn sane time and pa;r al the hqusehd and
kitchen iunure nj personal properly of description
possession OF saf Henry BroEu aud conveyed me By aid
dsrd which eon;s part Of Sai Piano
Of Paror and Chamber furntu and all
nnre uua " g sluct large Female Seminary
PeTsoGs dsou Of purchas VII do well 10 call and eIlmls
the premises be ore day Of sale Mr. Brown myself will
pioaur L. showing hs prucsto ary who wis.,
them JOHN r. fiTZGERALD Trusss 81
ss1.l--s.is Henry y. Brnwn = 4 VIE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
SPssHGeisaD EOKsaLB

WILL offer sale public the highest bidder
the premises thI0AY The 9Th day q o:tober that teau
and orange, t1nng oy resent Evey hundred aud
twenty adj nrg the lanes Of Capt NJ L. Walker, Jhn
Q. whsrd and othsis.
TI farm situated three miles from Gorionsve TIE Junction
Of tbs Virginia Central and Orange and AeVa1dt reads
which place, bsund the entire part well graded McAadam
ised road
seldom such sale disposition
atte tae OF the soathxct Mountain with Eistrn and
eJuh=Tn ihs soil originally fertile Ia Of rapid
mp oyem,nl pcx rity 10 markets II Rchnen Alex
An, In cou n the arrov upon the place,
render Of The ar In piejnon Va.
The Improvements consist OF large framed eng In complete
repair Ocate beautiful With all the
houses, and Well Of the ft large barn In
perfect rCpsis AIMED with horses
the stable barn. three roacco Houses and
cabin ample for the place. conveniently located 10 wood and
wafer.
ere sbluisnce OF timber upon the premises AMI
cry ID dee is ampl. supply Of water.
The laod sill be sold ,dstng terms which Will be
made known the day OF s obah that purchaser
viii BE- allowed 10 retain large poJn Of the purchase mnsy
an Indefinite period
Nj s.n Eagrte s. Garlb ieIdng on ths premises. will take
pleasure In the lana; and let addressed him
ons' at Oh uo,esviS, will be promptly answered
sspi4-eids WM@A.rh
Virginia AT Tuls he'd In tho Clerks once q
TENDER. ~, (oeing the sd day Of tbs monthly
Writ Roliustn, PlainGd
against
Edwin Robinson, Deenfant,
Ia DsIL and up1n an attachment returned Executed.
The this sut 10 81 the defendant fur hundred
and seventy doa With rt rtst thereon 20 be computed
the q ak eentum annum from the 9Th day Of
S55 Till All 1ayit having bsea made and
defendant nan-d ent Of this Com
nWea the said deniAn Is noihed TO appear within one
month after due hereof and do what NECESSARY 10
protest 8 Interest 10 this suit
..p,4-uax JAMES ELLETr, Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

DRANDIEs.---J received
- go Pipes cognsc Brandies
Sol /"
Which we Gnsr TO the ts.de on favorable terms
YANcEY L HARRISON
sci $50 Main ft-ret
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
COMMssslONsHs,s SALE OF L.yD INHAN.

\ NUMMtNatUNNHNN AL Il UF I'M IN HAN-
" 0FhA COUhIY-!y virtue Il ae Of ihs Circuit Court
OF Hsoover couy rendered the 18Th day OF Juy 1870 10 the
suit Of Crss Administrative, &C. Gross and Others tho
de1ed Ccmmlsners viii proceed TUESn Az the I6h
FAY dOctber le6O fair not first air day thereafter, TO
make sale the pesL at prbl; aucsn the following tracts
OIL which Nathaniel Gro died ser and lying
In t= eoacy 81 Hanover; ccntaing s9 joining ne
isnd Of Edndge Cros Alfred " Crnhas estae snd vth
Onehif Of which well mbered, Pc Teiue partly cleared
and partly In line OF second growth but has buildings It
small house, at which the fale will take place II l.
well vac Cd Ia Two saw-mis and is sbout 20 miles from
Richmond
he other ;rAet contains M sdining the laad c John
T. Cough O. Montgomery cni Others al 10 wood aboC 20
miles from sichmond, snd SIX M les from Athland
The sale VII, the log house, " mention.
Tract shout u oclck A. NJ and he second NIL be sod
The irr1a-ci - o'c'ock
IFHls StLR-0ntard cash; onethird a credit Of ~
It's and the residue red OF is r;onhs from day
credit inaleJt bear interest from pu--
give bcn with approved fecuri. the Tide TO be
retained until e rance is oTdsre ] by the Court
GEJ W. aiCnAROe0N, lco.,.,
" sOonmsfs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
Another VirginIa paper out for Doug

Another virginia Paper out for DOuglasl
Tue Fincasle Democrat Of Saturday procaimes for
Douglas and hoists the flag Of that gentleman In so
doirg, il defines its position as follows:
I'VE hoist At our mast head this week the names Of
Dougas and johnson for the Presidency and Vice PrSs
dency OF the United States. We hoist them the
regular nominees Of the National Democratic Convention.
While would have advocated with pleasure the cleo
the high and responsible Office Of President OF the
Unsd States ofauy true and loyal Democratyei Stephen
A. Douglas OF lnois, has always been first choice.
Ills whole political life has been earnest and consistent
in the support Of Democratic principles and he is entitled
% the supper; Of his party
Thus progress The fortunes Of the 'Little Giant in
the Old Dominion. Only last week we made the ar
nouucomeut that the ChaFiesiowu Spirit Of 5eyion had
declared for Dougls and now the Fincasue Democrat
has taken the SANE position. We understand, also, that
the Freddeksburg Recorder will boldly declare for the
Little Giant in the course Of few days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04

To.al bu,..........GO9.53 339.I23 IICesl AS S6i
Decrease In pis, far, sfesn, S3 61 bushsl
woop-we qotoe Oak at ssAGsH q eord Piae s2.1s The
retail prlc,a az for Oak, and u lof Pine.
wooLwe native washed at 33t3 cents. ashed 40
IS Mernos a. In quality.