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Smyrna times., 1860-01-12

Ir is stated in the Paris papers that NJ. Vert
has invented flying machine in the shane of
a fish, which, while IN the air, he can guide in
any direction. The Emperor was present at
the trial trip, which took place under The high
ceiling Of the Industrial Palace, and has author.
zed public exhibition of the machine.
The superior court of New York has fixed
the amount of Mrs. Catharune A. SInclair's ali
mony from Mr.. Forrest at three thousand dol.
lars a year-One thousand less than the amount
allt tied by the referee.
SENSIBLE MOVEMENT stockholders of
the various Passenger Railways will be qralIf.
ed to learn that The Conference of Railway
Presidents, on Tuesday, resolved TO abolish the
I" dead head system. A single road reported
having carried 2SOOO free passengers last quar-.
ter.
The BURGEN Tunnel The work of tunnel.
ing Bergen Hill, New Jersey, which has now
been several years in hand, is rapidly drawing
to close, and 1t is expected the work will be
done in April next. There are $40 workmen
at present.
THE owners Of the steamship Great Eastern
are about TO mortgage her TO meet their liablli-
ties.
THERE are bnt TIRES rounds in the ladder of
a negroes ambilon--a banjo, boss. bar rber, and
white wife.
ISLANDERS, issuing from read and beautiful lips,
are like tour spiders crawling from the blush.
ing heart of rose.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12

NEWSPAPER BoRRowERs-Are the great
bores that ntesl neighborhood. A subscriber
if be files his paper, does not wish to have il
dirlied and torn by frequent handling, and at
the same time, hates to refuse it's use If asked.
He has only two alternatives-one is never to
loan on any occasion and the other is, to LOAF
and ruin his files. Newspapers cost SO little
nowadays that every family can take one or
more, and if one is too penurious TO buy it, no
one need hesitate not to loan.-NOr(ok Day
Book.
The above is true TO the letter. One of our
subscribers told US the other day that neigh
Dor of his borrowed and read his "TIMEs -
every meek i! We could hit good many a
harder lick than this if it were not the first
month in New Year, when it is hoped these
borrowers will amend their ways and either
quit reading the TINES" altogether or sub
scribe for it like men.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12

In nv room there is a shadow
Yes, don't see il on the wall
What can it be l-cOme tell me. Oh,
Do it quick, or for help I'll call!
Hold.-'tis the shadow of myself!
Ha! ha!-methinks | am a fool!
Fool did say mo. Moan elf
4 poode-dog. or sluggish mule.
But ah!-the shadow haunts ne still!
Foul, craven mind. why worship Fearf
Can't you control that stubborn will,
And make il net such lancies rear
Yes. all that; but, then. the shadow
Great God the shadow still is there
And marvel much do 10 know
Why iMY loneliness will share.
SMYRNA, Jan. G. 1860.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12
WHOLE NO., 459.

| other items which would swell the agnregate
! amount consiaerabIy-and all of these heinous
crihes' ana all OF this aud much more than this
amount OF money drawn from the pockets of the
TAX payers TO support the rum traffic. One.
loutth oi the paupers are directly, and one half
OF Tue balance indirectly brought there by the
licensed cr Illegal sale Of rum
Your Committee would further repor, Tint
lhey found the amount payeu for Corouer's fees
as follows:
for fonr years prior to the passage of
the ProhibtOry Law, SsO4 II
being an average of $500 per annum
For TWO years during the Prohibilory
Law, oo1 10
being an average f$lOO per annun.
For two years following the repeal of
tne Law $500
beng an average Of SIT per annum.*
lie he" spapert of the day will also show an
Increased IiSt OF Casualties resulting from rum,
which are not IN the cUrGucT's list or court cal
eHdar.
Your Committeo would further report That
10 Iuriher demonstrate that an increased con.
sum p'ioh OF alcoholic liquors produces a cores.
ponding amount ol crime, they have asked for,
ana received, IRON the several Agents of the
Deia"are Railroad. the following statistics of
freight namely, FELTON, Stotion L,ouors
From Aug. '5G to Jan. 81 amt. equal to 81 bbIs
80 133 :.
G '5Q =, a, ~
From Aug. 80 Dec 80 4" lI3 .
10 which NIGH be added several thousand bar.
reIs brought to FREDERICK by water since thu
repeal OF tn" PFohibIory Law, TO supply stores
licensed there.
A. H..
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12

Two inspectors of election in Madison, Wis
coDsn, were last week convicted on charge oi
receiving an illegal vote. They were incd
one hundred dollars each.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12
j. B. COURSEY,
JNO. S. BELL,
E CROUCH.

*These sumo are trihng in dollars and cents
but not Iri1Ing in human life.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12
ORIGINAL POEM i.

Written for the Smyrna Times.
THE SHADOW.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12

"George! Georger' The words aped from
her lips, as the sister sprang forward to the bed
where the youth lay, his white, sharpened face,
cleaning death-like from amidst his thick yell
low curls.
He opened his large eyes suddenly-a flush
passed over his palid face. He stretched out
his thin arms 40 Janet Janet! have
prayed to God for the sight of you once more
before die."
"His pulse ia stronger than it has been for
two weeks, and his face has better hue" said
the Doctor, few hours later, as he made his
morning visit through the wards Of the hos
pital.
I" His sister came yesterday, and watched
with him." answered an attendant, glancing a
Smyrna times., 1860-01-12

BY II. J. 5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

reply to parts of Naneey's Memphis speech, per-
sonai to himself, in which he ddnounces Yancey's
statements as wholly and malieiously false, and
says he viii be in Lexington, Ky, for the next
thirty days, and after that in Arkansas. Mr.. YAM
cey can call at his leisure. Mr.. Flournoy was the
temporary chairman Of the Charleston Convention,
and is an ardent Deuglasite.
HoLD THEM TO TT.-John Bell voted fer the iug-
tive slave bill; he voted against the bill to pro-
hihit the slave trade in the District of Columbia; ;
he voted for the Davis amendment to repeal the
local laws preeXsting in the territory acquired
from Mexico, and yet Democratle stpmpels and
newspapers assert that he inEatiaby voted against
the South. Union orators and newspapers nave
refuted this monstrous Misrepresentation over amt
over arain, Now We have to say this that any
man c0uyersant with Mr. Bells record bearing
ont tle facts stated above. ami makes this broad
charre assumes that the fugitive slave law was an
anti.Solthern measure-that il was anti.Southern
in Mr. Bell to vote against the bill to prohibit the
slave trade in the District of Cblumbia Il was
anti-Southern to vote against the Wllmot provso,
and that iewas anti-Southern 10 vote for the Davis
amendment There is no possible escape from
this, and we hope orators and papers will hold
them to it. memphis Bulletin.
The 'sUnion Guard y is the name of new Bell
and Everett campaign paper just started at ST.
Louis Wv M...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
PoLITIoAL ITEMS.

a Bell and Everett club has been formed in the
town Of Des Arc, Ark, with 140 members to be.
gin with.
PoTTsyILLE, PA. Sept, S.-Mr. Douglas arrived
here at o'clock this evening. He was met at the
depot by a large body of friends, who turned out
with music and transparencies and conducted him
to his quarters. He is now speaking in front of the
Exchange.
New York. Sept. 9.-After the adjournment oil
the Breckenridge State Convention yesterday, the
Douglas Subcommittee concluded to accept OF
the proposition of the Breckenridge Committee for
ten electors. The Lieut.. Governor and Canal Com.
missioner, as far as they had authority to do So
have recommended the State Committee to ratify
their action. The matter now rests between the
two Chairmen Of the State Committees, and will
be adjusted,
MORE oLD LINE DEaecRArs GoIsG OVER TO BELL
AND EyERErT.-The Macon Daily Citizen an excel.
lent Bell and Everett paper, publishes list of Il
Democrats of that city who have recently declared
for the CONSTITUTIONAL Union candidates. That is
the way they come.
ELEoTfos IN WILMINGTON, DEL.-At the munich
pal election held in Wilmington, Del, on the 4tl
inst, the Democracy were completely routed. The
Opposition elected their candidate for Mayor, AL.
dermen Treasurera and Assessor, together with nine
out OF fifteen members Of the City Council.
THE CONTEST IN GEoRGIA.-The Augusta (Ga.)
Gonstutionalist thus replies to late statement O.
The Washington Constitution, that Breckenridge
would carry the electoral vote of Georgia by al
| overwhelming popular majority:
| Now, we assert, and know what we say tha
there y not the ghost of chance for Mr.. Bfeokin
ridge TO obtain the electoral vote of Georgia. ant
NJ who report to the contrary are either msled BIZ
lhsir hopes, crazy, wilfully intent on eoeivine
osaers; Not solitary paper in this State so fal
aa W. nave seen pretends to claim that Mr. Breek
hliase can obtain the electoral vote of Georgia
before the people, Some men in the lunatic asylnn
sy snsy shink %, and some may write such NONSENSE
1T some newspapers in distant State, but Nc one
nsre ventures on the expression Of such an ab
y. >. flournoy, Of Arkansas. is out in q letter in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

Two monks, one Dominican and tile other a
Franciscan, travelling together, were stopped by a
river. The Dominican told the Franciscan that, as
he went barefeet, he was fotced by therule ofhs
der to carry him across that Inc refused he would
commit great sin. The franciscan yielded to this
observation and took the other on his shoulders.
When they were in the middle of the ford the Fran
ciscan asked the other if lie had any money about
him. "Ies,'' replied the other, " have two reals
(. ask you thousand pardons, BROTHER rejoined
the disciple of st. Francis, " but my order forbids
my carrying money And with these words he
pumped his man into theryer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

WIFE MissING. A letter was received at New
York, recently, BY the Superintendent of Police,
from John Healey, Of Detroit Michigan, inquiring
about bis wife Fanny. Healey stated that he and
hia spouse arrived ii New York three weeks ago,
from Liverpool, and while he went to purchase
tickets for the West she disappeared. Hoping
that ahe had departed for their proposed destina-
ton, he proceeded on bis journey, but learned on
bis arrival st Detroit, that nothing had been seen
of her. After q thorough but Intellectual search
The husband has been forced to the conclusion
that some harm has befallen his wife, Or that she
ilas eioned
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

d KNoWlapaE or FIaunEs.--A county cour
Judge in England, Of very large experience
among the people Of poor district, gives the fol
lowing testimony OF tho value of arithmetic to
persons il humble life, and the effect Of ignorance
0f numbers upon the habit Of pecuniary integrity
4 have frequently remarked in my court he
says, that I wish ! could impress upon all per
sons the opinion which / entertain, that the
greatest contribution to the morals of the popula
tion which could be made would be knowledge
of figures. To would aid the poorer classes in
soonomizing their expenditures, make their deal.
ings more honest and save them from an enor-
mons amount Of imposition
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, 1850.

Ra1aY RALhy ATTENTION, 0Lp THlRDERs $
Bg largely and respectfully signed call which i
published in this morning Crescent II will be seer
shat the Old Third If last to organize for Bell and
Everett, il not BY any means the least. The uhion
men Of the Seventh and Eighth Wards are to meet
on Saturday evening, at the Third District ~
change and then and there organize in earnest for
the coming campaign. From what We know OF
the men down that way, We can predict that the
organization viii he large, powerful and potent
All friends of The Union are cordially invited to
attend. just cast your eye over the call in an
0tlfar column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

THn BARREcuR AT AMITE.--As it is expected
aha6 there will be a large number Of persons going
MP to tho Bell and Everett barbecue at Amite,
noxt Friday, the Jackson Railroad Company, with
characteristic accommodation, will issue special
excursion tickets at half the usual fare, with the
privilege Of remailing up there until Monday.
This liberaiisy places it in the power Of almost
any one 70 attend the great country demonstra-
ton, and we hope to hear that all of the city clubs
arss represented on the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

AaoTHER CIURTo 80 FoaaED.A meeting is to
be held at Felnpiar's Hall, on Carondelet street,
tosmorroW night, at u o'clock, and another
Bell and Everett Club organized So goes the
w6rk. III ordinary times ono club III each ward is
deemed enough, # even that number can be found;
but now every ward has two Of three, and still,
day after Day, new ones are being organized.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

BuRNEgG OF Part DE TEE ROMAN CATHOLIC ASH
LEM Ar TOLEDO Three Liues Lost.-The Toledo
Blade las the details of the sad fire in Toledo, of
which the telegraph has advised us. The fire
breks ont at IL o'clock at night in wooden
building, the upper part of which was used as a
aormitory. Twelve persons were sleeping in it,
ten OF whom were children, and one of the Sisters
and q servant woman. The inmates were forced
10 escape from the dorrner window. One child
was taken from the roof hut not until it was badly
burned. One DC the Sisters was severely injured
ii escaping from The building. Three persons
missing, The servant and two children, aud the re
mains of two had been found in The smoulderinl
ruins this morning The child that was burned Il
badly on the roof Is not expected to liye and tht
Sister WHO fell from the building il seems, strncl
piece Of timber and has received injuries in ths
spine from which It Is thought she cannot recover
sha hald on to the roof calling for help until tht
hames reached her clothes, and then she lot q
her hold and fell to the ground. Thus, BY thi
awful catastrophe, five persons have probably los
their lives three burned in the building, and twt
fatally injured.
Al the remains Of those burned we're found
All were lying near the chimney, close together
The bodies presented horrible sight-shriveled
erisned and blaokened into small pieces of ciudel
aud afeW bones.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

s8NFORDls
III YER IN VIG0 II TOR
Never Dcbflifarss,

Ttis compounded entirely from ums, has become an es
tsbiShei Standard Medicine, known aa approved by all
have used it. and Is resored VISA confidence all
the diseases for wbichitis recommended.
IL cured Thousands within the last two years who had
given up hopes relief the unsolicited eertia
Gates in my possession saaE.
Tha dose bo adapted to the temperament of the ndvId
nal taking it, used in such quantities gently tho
Bowels.
Lethe detetes xOar judgment ga in the of the
ier Tayigoraor, sfa II wIi cure Liver Complaints, Bous
ATTACKS Dyspepsia ptarrhsa, Summer Conpaints
sdferq Drn1ay ou SoIuael aSitHal Cusvcness Choie
Gholarn Cholera Aarbu Cholera Innufa Fltuence Jas
dirc Feiaale Wcaaesses aud bs used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. It viii care Sick Headaeha ts
Thousands can r5sfl twenty minutes if tea
oo,l are tszn Of attack All who ass
II are giving tlta5E testimony in lis favor.
Nj. qair in sAe mouth with tie fEsigoraor. and salsox
bah together.
Price. 81 pes bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
smrn.asor,l's Eaaasiy eatharsie rams,

Compromised paro Vegetable EStEacts, and pr# apin Glass
Ga5es Rirtigiit, rna v m keppin any cliTzaie.
The E4ells Cathar,e R gnt!A and HR2g9 cathartic,
proprietor has ip his practice than twenty
years constantly acreasFf.
long e fills The satisfaction whieh III express in
tg their has Hiet place thet within the
Tie PrGtes9a Ra know that ditleFsHt Cahares
All 4tiferrn rortiprS af th. toRels.
Th Fa1y Cathartic Pin hEf, with dua this e
ebise tact compounded from ysFieis OF the kiress
Vegetable Extracts gr alike sezS part of the zsaen
ta canal aud ae and sts in Oh where nAthariie
needed, DeI3.bgemeHtl Dc Stomach. SlssRness
Pains IA he Back md Ions, Gast lain ard
lie whole bay, om sudden sold, which Frequently. If
egeied end in o Fever, loss Of Arsls, Creep
Sensation Of Gold tie body Reslgssses, esisehe Or
Weight the Head, nil iiiams.tGry Diseases Woams in
Children Adults. RhennalsIn geas Purifier Of the Blood
many diseases which fysh to, 10
in this advertisement Dest toS fFiee Dimes
Th6Liyer ny1gorator aud Family CathRgtic Pills refed
nruggs generally an3 solo by the trade in all the large
/ owns.
s :. W skNF9Eh, N. u, Manufacturer and Proprietor,
| S3h Broadway,N Y.
/ j. WRIGHT 4 CO,
| Wholesale Agents
AdkW And sold ~ eviEy Dsuggiss,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

SHOCKING. The reporter of the Boston Adyer-
uaek at Montreal, in alluding to the war between
@e French and English with reference to the re-
esptlonof the Prince, remarks:
Aile French are denounced quite freely, and one
*sasle man assures me, with emphasis, that the
,Ssas ss can only be wiped out with the cowhide.
q Witch there aa YET 10 prints. - - "eles'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

Attention, UNIoN GTARD.--You are requested
10 assemble Of headquarters, Odd Fellows Hall,
this evening. III is te be hoped that every member
Of tee Guard viii be il attendance, as arrange
ments have been made for pleasant time. All
Eel and Everett clubs are invited to attend.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

TeUEg BELL RrNGEBs ron AsIITE.--It is the in
tention Of this gallant club to be largely repre-
scented at the Bell and Everett barbecue to be
given as Anite tomorrow. a call is issued this
morning for all members who desire to go, to meet
t5-1norrow morning at their club room. We ven
tire % any that there will be but few who will not
promptly answer to 1T.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

on tile deep sea of our drynewspaper readings
We sometimes encounter gem worth rescuing-
adrift like this
Drenched by the wintry seas,
Sulied and torn
Dove of the distant trees,
Where vast thop borne?
Who, when the autumn breeze
Rifted thy nest,
Drove thee with sighs like these,
Straight to my breast?
z.a5# =...7D -.
Spread not thy wings for me,
White-plumaged dove:
Whittier should sorrow flee, &
Graded by loye2 4M.-" "...
aza# Wet though thy pinions be,
Fair thine eyes shine,
Tears, if they fellon thee,
Tremble from rhine. "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

u military tribunal sitting at Mesaina has just
condemned the Hungarian Major Mayer to twelve
months Imprisonment, for having ordered his men
To fire On D number Of citizens who had assembled
during the negotiations for the evacuation of the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Rally! Rally: Rally !

The YOUNG BELL RINGERS viii assemble 1t their Eas
Story Building, FRIDAY MORNING, the 1ilh inst,
O'Clock in order attend Barbecue held Amite City.
sa-All Clubs desrous of participating cordially invited
TO join
p15sPunctual Attendance is earnestly requested.
By order Of The President:
sels 2p2t p. C. CANTER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
A Rax, r.

q ] found said Mark, 1ly nympl alone:
knelt and poured an earnest praycr:
Condemn me not through life to groan,
Gonsign me not to fell despair;
sighed--she weptI Missed her tears:
And, bless me! how ahe boxed my ears. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

ExaRksiYh SALE OF Day GooDs, Doors, sHors,
aHeuass HspsRsais4s asB r.-.,ss,as
tsnoa of bsssEa called tie extensive sals % ry ~
hooss sheeE hrcgnns Haassts aud rsess ake pasS
dsy e 3 Roger anctIel Foo.a Ea Il asd
II oid Leyes s:ysss Tzfris i sale. z @-e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

column, regarding tho meeting on Friday evening
next.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

HAgAAA cIaAss At AucrIoN.-The particp,a,
assnion q dsasrs IN Heyann cigars csed 10 lie r .
sas q sue ss@cn at 5sssss Gara Mssehs Ne 20 Tceu
49, 49, aasasssa Ct is day q la O'Clock A. NJ by
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

WAsHNeToN FIRE CoaPANY No. 2O.-A special
meeting Of this company is called for tonight, at
/ IA o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

a. correspondent sends uB q small poem, which
he says he composed aWl himself.a We give
one verse:
4 squirrel is prette burd,
Its got kurletale, "@
He stole awl mi laddiz korn,
And ct it on rae. .5... ...#..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

Gasibaidi has $50 men. selected fer being good
slaees, armed with Colts revolving rifles, which
Were delivered IN Sicily at 1876 francs each and are
described BY an Englishman, who has used ono OF
ihems as fhe very best weapon he ever fred.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Gooes, Shoes mssee kssrogaas,
AT WHoIRsALE.

Fiant4tqs suRpIsd with prime nitehins Ro0Ts Russo
aRoGAN8 Wool Hozicsn, Leaf Straw Gsnpeach,
HATS. at the lowest usske, prices, by
FROST CO..
No. u. Magazine strset New orlsanA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

sECosD HAsp SAFE ron sA1R..-Any o,,e 49,.
Aaels e. arsi0ia supply himself with enc ef
mandsFs W Supplying No. 81 oravier street sse ~
asesneEk. sSe aoser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

NogIos aARais md 0ss 0ssAnuHas.-Messrs. ]. r.
Alsallas 81 No q Common sirss aayertss. .a5sr ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Minute Men OF go.
ATTENTION

Yon requestedto TO be pRnetmd on FRIDAY EVENING
4h inst at 81 o'clock your HALL Nayades and
Poymnie streets in Uniform dark coat and dark pants.
By order
sel3 2p2 G. W. NEUTZ, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

MAeAINEgY BaLTIsa Messra. D. q. rowher !,
ss Asfs iasga assortment q bber round and s.sS
nss together with clasp and lace ieatlers ees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
nf. nr. D. Tanst.1Ia1sa CeIei,rnfeli sfnn,ncl,

Rs-Dr. J.. Tiost.tter's Celebrated stomach
Bers one Of tie sfeae strengthening preparations
1t especially adapted Hose who afflicted with the Fever
and Ague any other disease arising from daotfe cond
en Of the digestive orgnn For Fever and Agae there
medicine in the world eql TO it 1t enters pides and
plenises the blood which is important bring about
healthy action in diseases b this nature The Bitters
among the popular and the TING valuable specifics
tn the medical world IN recommending it TO he pubte we
are fully conscious o. doing them greR service knowing
their many excellent qualities and and speedy
ton in all where tho diseased easel M the irreguarity
Of tie digestive organs trial will suffice for the skcp
teal.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale ard ras BY WRIGHT 4
Co.. n aud l5 Gherres sole agents the Southern
sates orders should be and by drug
sss and dealers generally everywhere. sel0 sp6tA1tw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. SEPT. iai $50
All Bell Everett oln1s cordially invited. speakers
will address The mesting. BY crdPr
sels 2plt JNo. II. FRoBgs. secy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
RGlsy Ragsy

All youths favorable election ELL aud EVERETT
requested attend a meeting FRIDAY EVENING, sept
H. 1sC0, y O'Clock at TENrhARs HALL Carouleo
street betwecn Lafayette and Pydas Ter Inc purpose o
canzng Clah Sel.t spatz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
u@Genutre yyhcqieY 4: 4ys,so,,as Nen,,l,

HarGenufne Wheeler u Wilson'S Needles
Tile sioat Agent the first only house price
Of Wheeler Wilson Needles 10 10 cents per dozen.
Al Athegen request Of he ladies, have been induced
keep supply Of Wheeler Wilson'S Needles whee they can
call with al popreY phchaae Wheeler Wilson'S Needles
at New York prices.
sloat Sewing Machine Rdprn. No o. CANAL STREET
SEQ 2nUa&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
sel3 2G1t
Gard.

NEw oRGB4Ss, Sep. L, 1860
j. BLuS E5Pleaso permit me- On tbaf Of jackson Ffre
Company No Is to return you The sincere hRH Of the CG
pany your kind donation of $50 for which this day
ceyed check ave always realy" In conclusion,
please accept will ready otespond
TO your call. Your5, respectfully,
ssl3 2plt IL, SWAIN, Foreman.