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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

VIooDEN wARE.-wash Tubs, Painted Tubs,
w Buckets, Pals. Measures, Boxes, Wash
Boards, Clothes Pins, Bowles, &C., Brooms. Brush
es, Whisks, Sc, just received and for sale by
Staunton, May 4, 1860. GEO. E. PRICE
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

Repeating Pistols, comprising all the be.t and
latest improvements, which those Il Eans are re-
nuested to examine. The prices are much reduc-
ed. GEV. T.. ME.
Staunton, May 4, 1850. r4ef
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

e lust RECEIVED.-A very fine lot Of al
- kinds of S~PECTACLES; plated. steel and gold
and all kinds of Spectacle Glasses, concave, eonSex
and colored. A. LANG.
Staunton, Feb. 3, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

VIsEs AND AMvIIs-zW risbt.s Fatent Solid
Stock and Dies, Best Smith Bellows, Horse Shoes,
Nail Rods, sails. kasps, Files Shear, Cast and
Blister Steel, just received and Tor sale. 4
Stanton, May 4, 1860. GEO. e. PklCE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

lFl kinds of Castings made to order at the Staun-
ton Foundry, by A. j. GARBER 4 co.
Oct, Z, 1859.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

GUILT AND ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS. for
VI frames, and artists Materials of every descrip-
ton, for sale at P.H L. CO.'S
Staunton, April Ii, 1850. Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

THE founder of this celebrated Institution, the
Il only regularly Educated Physician adverti-
sing, offers the most certain, speedy and only eff.
fectual remedy il She world fer
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

-ON0 BUSHELS OF CORN for sale by as
OOU TAYLOR a. H0GE.
Staunton, May IL, 1850. *9@ 5aN
rORN HOES.-l2 doz. Cast Steel Corn Hoes in
~ Stose and for sale BY
stauat6H, April ". WOODS & 0HKESGy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

G OFAS.-A new lot Sofas, Just to hand, yer,
- cheap. 4. D. Oh ANDLEE.
sfaunton, July %, SO. q |
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01

= GPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE for sale by
- P. II. TROUT g. co.
Stanton, April Is, 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-16
MHEElING, VA MONDAY MORNING. JULY l6 1860

wereAcowards rather than traitors. there
were still excellent regiments among them
VINO would have been more than strong
enough under capable general. The
feeling among these troops was that they
were all sold out, aud the commanding
officer of the foreign legion had felt so
strongly about it, that when ordered lust
before the armstlce not to stir step, nor
hre gun, he had gone to the com
mandcr-in-chief: and with tears in his
eyes, offered him his sword, protest.
ing against taking any share in such d
burning disgrace. The bombardment
was just as bad as all the rest Of the per-
Iormance,-as cowardly as it was ILL
judged. The soldiers had been badly
treated, and were deserving in crowds: and
even the Swiss and Germans were dis
gustcd with the want of faith kept with
them, in not fulfilling the terms of enlist
ment, and were deserting like the rest
he asked me what people said in the city
about Garibuldt's plans, and the immcdi-
ate prospect, and | replied that no one
Knew anything except the General him
self "Wcll, said he, 81 will tell yon the
universal belief among us. 1t is that the
embarcatlon of our corps is purposely to
be delayed until there is rising in
Naples, so that we may not be there to put
1t down. You will see we shall not get
back to Naples till it is all over there"
Do not suppose that believe all this my
self only want to show you what the
condition of tho royal army is Yet he
said that even now, demoralized as the
troops were, there were still enough good
ones left, with the help of the eighteen
hundred Swiss, to hold their position, aud
drive Garibaldi out of the city, in spitc of
bMrricndcs aud I'LL
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oC-TT.sI -sIA1 .'VI4Nfs I1UuOIt the above rntOs.
50 early Advertising reasonable terms sccor-
made. '-'' -uA'"eF "A S"ahges
ers, to DO paid for in Advance - '-"''s
Legal advertisements will ba chnrv,a5 o4 4,,o o.
prescribed by law. sou ~ 'tA' t"''S
Business 81 Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
Will be counted less than square. O'"s
me privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
tne Aaverttsers own Immediate business; and ali
@ @SuSertsements for the benefit of other persons as
well as all legal advertisements and advertsements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them ust
be paid for ut the usual rates -'AN''
ASAdVerttselnents not accompanied with wri ten
accordingly. N' '-'' I''A l he
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons so cents each, noTI1iSo ''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-16
Frames, Square and Oval.
PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES
BOOKS! BOOKS!
STATIONERYl VARIETIES
IOSTERv ,~n

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
A Ii OF WHICH WILL SELL FOR CASH At
- the lowest retail prices. OF Pictures + have a
4oSt complete assortment, embracing all kinds OF
blthographs and Engrayngs for framing Studies for
Drawing and Vase Painting that are published in
enT %%I Of tba MIS-" Of Sacred Sub
Being desirOus OF reducing my stock Of gooks anil
Framed Oval Pictures, offer to the purchasers of
any ol my goods numbers by which he Is entitled to
ShareS at the rate of ono share for every dollar
bought, in Watches, 0S Pictures and other fine AMI
valuable articles The value of the goods so to be-
given away is at least 500.
AS each Watch has its set Of numbers the
purchaser may take shares in any them he chooses
AS soon as the percentage the goods sold amounts
TO tho valu" OF any of the articles to be given
away, it shall be decided by numbers who shall be
Its pOssessor. ~ "
Further Information cun Bo obtained at my store
p. LECHER,
ySSO Washington Hall
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T. SWEENEY & SON.
No. 65 Main Street.

WEBBING, VA.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IMPOR
IA TAT1oNs, being the largest they have over made
In ono Season, and embraces the styles Of WHITE
GRANITE or Iron SroNE CHINA together with Common
White and COlored QueenSwNre in great variety Also
Band ard FancyFRENCH CHINA, either in setts or
separate China Decorated Vases, Colognes Card Bas-
kets Tcte Tete Sets, Fancy Cups, Mugs, &C. Also,
fine Table Cutlery CastOrs &ct0gothor wit usual
heavy stock of the various grades of Pressed and
Plain FLINT GLASSWARE, Coal Oil Lamps DC.
They invite the attention Of tho Trade and will du
picNte to Merchants their bills purchased in the East
at same prices. auE25'5p
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC.
WHOLESALE Z RETAIL.


T B. SHEPPARD, No.131 Main Street. corner
y Union, will continue to keep hand large and
complete assortment of all Nrticesin his line consist
Ing of Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles Fine Coarse
lars, Hames, Whips. &c. it -
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention and prOmptness 10 morit
continuance of the public patronage
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and in pro-
per munner J. B. SHEPPARD.
seP2o, 59 .1 131, Main Street.
MAGNIFICENT DRESS SILKS, In
lNl FlOuncSs and by the yard; prices very low.
mh25 GEO. R.TAYL.oR. g
ERUIT BOXES.--5OO Prnit Boxes for sale 6T
" my3l SMITH GORRELL.
ExTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-IoO barrels
u ~ denessee Mills XXX Extra Family White Wheat
Flour just received per steamer Courier and for sale
by (myl6l NRE1LLY.
GAFF'S FAMILY FLOUR.--2Oo barrels
" Just received per steamer Eunice and for sale BY
- mhl3 N. REILLY.
EINE OLIVE OIL, for Table use for sale at
I iel6 GBAHANs' DRUG STORE.
GPRING STEEL SKIRTS, Woven Gore
- Trail, iu white and grey, received this day.
JED oEo. R. TAYLOR
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CLIFTON IOUS r..
NIAGARA FALLS.
CANADA SIDE.

rTNHE PROPRIEToRS WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
i their many friends, and the public generally,
that thOy have leased tho above house for term of
years. and have reftted, newly furnished and made
such additions and improvements to equal in point
Of style and comfort any hotel at the many lshion
bic Watering Places. This, together with its local
ton, which cannot he equalled, commanding as II
does complete view Of the American and Horseshoe
Falls and the elorts of the Proprietors keep in
every respect as irst-class Hotel, WILL they trust
make the Clifton iavorte house at Niagara Falls
Visitors arriving by the several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop "Suspon
sion Bridge" Canada side, where omnibusses and
porters will be in attendance tho arrival of every
train Those by boat from Buffalo and Toronto will
atop at Clfon-Iouso Station on Erie anil Ontario
Railway. The house is open for the sclson.
JOSLIN 4 DUNKLEE, PrOpriotora
A. C. JosLIN, formerly OF Congress Hall and City
Hotel Albany; Pavilion, Sharon Springs, aud recent
ly Rossin House, Toronto.
]. W. DUSKLEE.
Niagara Falls, (CanndA.) iel2lmd&w*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-16
FINDING THE AMERICAN CONSUL.

The next morning, the 18th, I went on
board our war steamer, the Iroquois, and
presented the papers was charged with,
and from here to an American merchant
vessel, TO find our Consul. found him
bearing bravely up, though he had been
some three weeks penncd up with several
other families, on this temporary boarding
house, living from hand to mouth. The
deck saw twas paved to some depth with
dogs, chickens, pigs, feas, babies. trunks,
and other articles. His spirits were good,
however, under all this weight of trials.
and he was preparing to return to-day to
his honsc on shore.
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gailg gntelligtntfr,
TERMS OF ADVERTIsINC

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNpARE11, (on ONE INCH on
LESS, MAKE A SoUARE 7" =
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LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
Wholesole Grocers & Produce Dealers
Nos. 10 and 80 Nui,s-St., TheelinO, IA.
WE dosire to state to the friends of the late firm
and to the trade generally, that in possession
of the most ample facilities for the transaction of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce RnSiness
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
to our care with fidelity and promptness, and the
most favorable terms. Your ob't servants
LIST, MORRISON i co.
Rwhesling. January I'd. 1850. ei JAM
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b0iCc First Class Insurance
IN T Il z
49, l.l0--mANTER PERPETUAL.

,., Capital q, 100000, absolute and uuimpaircd.
WITH srEPLUs OF $5OG3S7 SS.
The prestige Of IS years success and experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-16
PEN PICTURE OF GARIBALDI.
Condition Of the Roya1 TrooDs.

A correspondent of the Boston Courier
writing on the 9th of June at Palermo.
gives the best description of affairs there
that we have seen anywhere. We make
extracts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-16

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
!, accepted at terms consistent with solvsncy and
fair profit.
giren 70 Insurance NJ DWELLINGS
nd Contents for terms ct one TO .fue years.
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Upwards of SI1,OOO,OOO
eSs have been paid by tho .Etna Insurance Co.,
i'll the past IS years.
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LEAVING NAPLES.

LEAVING NAPLES. > ------
The weather was exquisite and the sea
calm, and as the sun set, we steamed
slowly down the Bay of Naples, with the
two vessels in tow. Towards ten O'Clock,
when l went on deck to take last look
before going to bed, the moon was rising
and could see the island of Capri still on
our left, and away behind us the great fiery
blotch on one side of Vesnvius.
ARRIVING AT PALERMO.
AS we came along into sight of Palermo
VIC heard the reports and saw the flashes
and smoke of quick cannonading.
watched it with a feeling of decided dis
comfort The idea of being shot, occurred
to me with new and unpleasant force.
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VISIT TO GARIBALDI.

was taken to the Dictator. The party
was five.in all, dictntors and civilians, and
the visit was informal; indeed, Garabaldi
seems to discourage all formality, and
though he has just now all the power of
an Emperor, he will not adopt the state of
General. Europeans are fond of calling
him the Washington of Italy, principally
because they know nothing about Wash
ingtun. Catch Washington invading q
foreign kingdom on his own hook, in a
fireman's shirtI You might about as we'll
call Tom Sayers Sir Charles Grandson.
We walked up the Toledo and found the
little square before the palace even row.
dier than usual. A band of musicians
had been raked together, and they were
marching about and making great noise,
and looking very dirty and ragged, with a
most varied collection of instruments. OF
course; the louder they played, the louder
the people howled Dipa Italia, and the more
chaotic the crowd became. The effect was
quite striking, except that it was rather
laughable.
We had no time to look carefully, but
passed straight on, every one. showing us
the greatest respect, until finally the third
door opened, and there we were, in the
presence of hero.
Garibaldi had apparently just finished
his dinner, and was sitting at the corner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-16
TALK WITH a NEApoLrrAN OFFICER

TALK WITH a NEApoLIrAN OFFICER.
OF course, one ought to hate mercenary
soldier, and especially one of the King of
Naples. Very likely I should have hated
him if he had been coarse and brutal, but
as he was very handsome, young and we'll
bred, in fact quite an extraordinary gentle
manly fellow, the thing was different
His ideas were just about what had
supposed they would be. He and his
division had arrived on the second day of
the fighting, and had not even been in
Ere. He had personally nothing to brag
of and nothing to be ashamed at But
he declared solemnly, as his own belief,
and that of the whole corps, that the King
had been betrayed; that the city might
easily have been held; aud that though
the greater part of the Neapolitan troops
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Assets, January I, 1858.
$l,5O6,SS7 Ss

Il LIABILITIES;
Unsettled claims not .$l7S,O25 81
ya'es EGutahy adjusted aud promptly paid. ia
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INV nv pRfoIE RMI'& x IR9ap91P.5IYal:abo33S;a 9

M ONE pR4oh @h' 5SlR4.n lR4nRGl,l q Glzl.!EY bN8s
" Booksellers, StntiOners, Binders, Printers and
Purchasers generally can save from 10 to 70 per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having Increased our Manufacturing Facilities, we
offer great inducements to parties in Of Pa
Ledger and Flat Papers, Foolscap, Letter. Note, and
Billet: Folin Packet Commercial, and all grades Of
French Papers. COlOred Papers, Tissue, Binders,
Trunk, and Straw Board, Blotting, etc. etc; Bank
Note Bond, Drawing, Bank Envelopes Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with Bank-Note
naries, Clergymen and Professional men. Dillheads
in stock, ready ruled for Printers from to Heads
to the sheet. Blue and White WOvo and Laid. In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
and save your money. Orders by nnil, accompanied
with cash, will be filled we'll il present in per
CARSON / HARD. - e
ap9-lyE Paper Warehouse, n Becknau st.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

% Q . NJ 10A1I SI'I " hOeIIn8, Va.
HAVE NOW IN sToRH
$50 bLls. Prime n. O. MolassOs.
l25 hlf bbls. do
go hhds. fully fair to prime n. o. Sugar.
IS " Brunes Golden syrup
20 " New York do
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
so pockets Java Coffee
% boxes Eatl If. II lump Tobacco
10 do various standard brands So TubacLo.
10 casos "Huntsrs" 1<s do
95 hlf. ch. Y. II and q. P. Tea
So dO Oolong and Pouchonr Tea
100 bbls Ne. Med and LIZ SIackerol.
90 GO Tar, large size.
Is terceg Rice
Pepper, Pimento, NutmeEs, Gloves, ONss
Mustard. Ginger, Indigo, i-Curb Soda,
SN!aratus, Soap, Candles, Wash boards, D mkets
brac0d ihEl9RYs Nails, nnd all othor ar los en-
line,
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progress Of this Corporation has been stable
through seasons Of financial sun
and storm or periods eYcntful in or exempt from
Hg conaagrations and maritime disastor BE-
:; established oua CASH basis, the troubles OF
edit system affect Us in no material particular.
-Eg hard times the security of reliable Insu-
~ an Imperative duty-the ability Of property
Z. iosustain loss being then much lessened.
,ses issued without delay. and all business at
l!iO with dispatch and fidelity. hy
y. c. ARTHUR. Agent,
0Glce over the Bank Of Wheeling.
FJ-daw till Jan t'5g
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H'Au AC was plSpSEluH 10 return to-day TO
his house on shore.
THE CONDITION OF PALERNo-How THE
When arrived rive df6R the tiveifyT part of the
campaign was over. The shops were shut
and the city still in arms, but there was
no more fighting, nor was it likely there
would be any more in Palermo. Or course
the first explorations were toward the
main street, the Toledo, which the royal
troops could have raked up and down-at
one end from the palace, and at the other
from their frigates in the harbor. There
were barricades at every FIVE or six rods,
higher than my head, and mostly cannon
proof. Swarms of people were hurrying
about, but no one WAS doing any work that
l saw, except few Piedmontese on guard
at important points. Almost every one
had gun on his shoulder, and the peas
ants who had come down from the interi-
or in crowds, loOkedAbout as dirty, NslaZy
and as degraded as the best conservative
could wish. They were sleeping in the
squares or lounging in groups round the
guardhouses, their guns in their hands
and in costumes suggestive of brigands
and cut-throats. 1t was n strange Colec-
ton farms that the insurgents had. There
were guns of every shape and length, from
the short. fiat blunderbusS, suggestive of
-CObCueS uUu ulEuMNS EOUUSTIGS up W
the long barrellcd, thin affairs, such as the
Arabs might have shot with when Mahom-
med was IL small boy. There were plenty
of Ncnpolitan muskcts about too, which
deserters had brought, or towards had
thrown away to run better. All the town
people seemed to have n rage of cutlMsses
and drks, which were half the time tied
over their heads with twine. Among 9TH
er armed individuals there was priest in
| his black robes rushing about day after
day with gun in his hand. y large av-
erage of the arms were too old and rusty
! to be dangerous to any one but the owner.
Providence seemed to be particularly kind
to the city, for though every one was car
rying his gun loaded and capped and
sometimes at full cock, and jammiug
against the stone barrcades in the crowds
at the narrow passages, and gesticulating
ns only these Sicilians and Neapolitans can
gesticulate, we heard in no one case of an
accident, though it is hardly possible but
that there must have been few. Still, to
do the Sicilians justice, for all their lazi-
ness and british look and dirt, it was
peaceoblc, good-natured crowd, and have
seen in all only one drunken man, and no
fighting or insolence. Perhaps it might
not be--so we'll behaved if Garibaldi was
not dictator.
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SPRING STEEL SKIRTS, Woven Gore
, Trail, iu white and greg, received this day.
JSh GEO R. TAYLOR
, 1860-10-01
The k1Mrve&t In scotland.
eo7e.p1Edezt f h. se.tsm2a wge1 thus ef The ken


1hs we.sr Continues favorable for tavess pe.1opt
r. ssE psr..1re oan2s T.. Say Inv zen BILL. "a .ae.
afr. s4I.ea Sy ihs eis1 ..osrs.s hst unsa 10
Yduce The ttnpesA n'~ tur ile night to tic
s1,ss nf aa3t 1 =. '
E.s-n .or .nna l1:o. o.. .l,:'sa ols A. c.laEly IN
hs:ds.tIet er',sas o. t"s GER II Z we aavaaes and
r. = Il III. sr IT,
thlxy did. Cynx TO tte su.a q has p<ea vteot'
It, % bls' vii vii IN ~ aee vic.
tas..nsas proceeds ,.eid r tic crap fAvos7hlv
p H.! .! of.,a acns,sy p:umE ia 2; esea
se sts {, j 9s ~ 81:
~ ''s +: + = =; sst
;s:s : st .ss.ss s a.
@ :ss;tr,n % a. E:t: - p1ses is:s aassnss or e!:
wv. " s
S.d. p:ras.e e T. Tanps ee1.us 70 kne* !u1at ri.
e' ssssa5 seT
~ne drY hl'i farn.sh aean, snee Of fsod
M u g. :ns2 r.: o III r ~ nc
~ u.t +, Ct lss. ths. tseu r. w,n - =, and
- rss TIE v4lae u II kssts .. l-dder."
from Earirc Ero.. London Circulas.l
oEa-1hsre ,od supply Of no~ Esellsa whest At
na a:sss o, einnlax Of u wsk. the qasy vey vsr
s.n t1 ss.. a. ~ .sa IND u f ss
ht' c.n ne 10 II. s.d. aatay
Il taeif' EAt besh limited u decline Of s4
~ u3 n "a IL ans - 4se:ase M Enxah wheat vss
s1., H. "a. nd esss, pr quAe1 aou, 80
fFfosn nsnnss Hewitt CO... c:rcz.,r,
Ltsnroot ,:.Fsds7. Sept, II. to1.
nasd s uSs.us f. r. " s.us.sy s1ne eeness
nj fssiEs and cho:ce WHEAT hsf ,nirsny. ii e enetx-
balsR wAnfG sf mlAshk With Elm Th;t 1 sAoe
xaout ;sts1 and ,hs s.e ad u ~
,"ch i atahuAt petf to lht ,i We.: ~ ao*e
pr vs,' 'uK; nat = 9wIk man p.,ha;A 70 tTapa IL
Esh the LII Vh!eS satk pAee In. week il III,
41n11l7. -. --ot
, 1860-10-01

.PIIgrCZS II, 3s0fF.M-1.A.r-
OoSas tbs asz7d baehy Of caxs-tIaS1. thA AucAIxe
z 7t5s;S;sa ~ 80 - TT 2: Fsasx
:cr t,:mer eit!:<es - Au*rE1A. HApEk7 BKvAhIA,
BANQvER. hEss&A, NASSAU, TEEhSiA, ~ 1GMy.
El&TEN e E(:. EILN tnH9 EI S114.cArIx
, 1860-10-01

FORT OF CHICAGO.

ANPTPFH Enat
c.. ,,,u,,-. - r,N. ~.
Prop un'onsEch WILKINS 100 bbA susar, SIN
1auaoet. 4anaas~
fsop Seps1t ~ sasbnr5 = X hhas p, ana hs 50,
gar " VS. m9lasste ~ :! f,e oH II. baks ute 40
6sxs n - 70 stove c4a.lnEs. ASa FkAe suaarss IA
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