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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-26

FROM WASHINGTON. The Wasbgintou cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun makes the
subioined statements III his letter of j une 20.
Il is evident that the writer is not fully posted
in regard to every matter for which he vouch-
safes to speak
Many people have doubted whether we are
actually in war or not. Whether war exists
an important question. Congress, al the
late session, was shy OF every proposed &C
tion that looked towards war, or that provided
means or gave powers TO carry it on. But th'
QueS ton Is al leng tn ludlcially decided The
decision OF the United States District CouI
toI the District OF Columbia, in the ease of In,
schooner "Tropic Wind ~ and cargo is tina
war does exist. Referring to the Presidents
proclamation, Judge Dunlop remarks tina
these facts SO set forth, with the assertion o
The right of blockade, - amount 10 u declara
lion that civil war exists" 1t belongs, says
the decree, to the Executive to decide whether
Instruction has grown 10 such a head as u
constitute civil war. Blockade is L beiiige
rent right, and the President has right Il
resort To it. This is the first judicial dec sion
we have bad upon the validity OF the block
sde, and also upon the constitutionalit y OF til.
various Executive acts in regard TO the insuT-
rection.
cues lions, will, no doubt, be carried to tn,
United States Supreme Court. There cannon
be mucn doubt that this Court Will affirm
the decision of the District Court. as ii is in
conformity with prior decisions OF that body
cited by Judge Dunlcp.
The civil war appears to be taking the form
of a fierce and cruel guerilla war on the Dor
ders. That any great and decisive actions are
I soon TO be fought is wholly improbable, ara
the skirnishes on tine borders are useless for
any purpose except 10 iuhame The passions OF
the belligerents.
u There is runner that the Crittenden plan
Vi pacification, or some other plan Of a like
kind, will be offered in Congress AT the coming
session accompanied by an imposing declara-
ton that its acceptance will he the condition
OF the continued loyalty of kentucky. The
recent speech OF Mr.. Crittenden would seem
to afford some cCuntenauce TO the ruInOF.
The blockade Inches North as well as
South. but rs have entered upon the
usually dull commercial season, II cannot
now prodnee It's full results. Next Novem-
Der it will begin to produce an outcry III the
South and else where. But the war will not
be arrested until Northern sentiment shall
require it. The people of the North have
undertaken TO run this war machine them
selves.
All eyes are directed to the other side OF the
river. But the better opinion Is that nothing
OF Il very important nature is likely TO occur
there. The troops are, mean while, IN GOOD
school of practice.
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DEsIaE OF SOLDIERS FOR WATER on THE BAT
TIE ZELDA Yankee participation in the fight
at Great Bethel gives the following idea OF the
risk Il soldier will run to obtain water upon
the battle field
"Some of us have had very narrow chances
for life. In the course Of the fight, several OF
US ran across road along which the cannon
of the enemy were cons tan thy playing, IN or
der 10 get water. Il find, by the way, that on
hesitation, fcr water) Having got il we were
waiting to rush back again. lodging the balls
in order TO do so. Our First Lieutenant san z
out, Don't so many Of you come Mt once ~
l, with some others, stopped to allow the next
lot TO pass. They made Il rush, and when
nearly across. ii cannon bail came whizzing
along and killed tour men, moving tAeaa
down Instantly.
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RHODE lsLANDERs on THE MaRCH.-A lette
from member of the Rhode Island Regi-
ment, dated in camp, at Williamsport, Md,
Sunday, June l6, gives the following descrip-
lion OF q recent march of that regiment:
Yesterday morning at seven o'clock we left
our camp near Greencastle, and marching Is
miles, arrived here al one O'Clock. Ii was all
twtul march, as you may Judge from the fact
with the cOlumn-many OF these 600 We're 90
SICK that they had to be carried in the wagons
and the rest OF them had to stop along the
road mile or two back and they came along
one or two at time during the course of thu
afternoon. One of the wagon drivers told roe
hat he had more than seventy five in the
wagons at once.
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uiGH NNTABLE'S NAL
EXECUTIVE OEPA -TMtNl,,
JF>E 20 lS6
by r ID u OF TIRE CONVENTION
- the ioiiOalnS Urdl 1ance 10 paO .hh ID iOr zen
eraI Information
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
seCl etary Of the Commonwealth


AN OhiiFANCE
u authorize the County Courts make pYorisior for III
naaust If the FITity Of Soldiers IN the acfua'
" the STATE tie tOnt eder Qe Sites; and TO-
othey qurp0s-s passed June Isth lsoI
Be II urG,ln-d by the people of Virginia in Con l.
Veu ion assem- ted, Tna, in addition 70 The u
p SEES specified in n of the 6 neral Assemb
y this common We 18th, EMIT Ell "a CT to al no
RIA toe County ours AID aay incorporated c
IT town, Ia arm I'll militia Of their respective
1ouHtIe-, cities aud towns, and to prov ide m
.oeretar,' passed January 10, 1861, the County
Ccur aud corp 'rati accepting the provsi
If sa'd act may furnish uniforms, equipment
and anV n-c3s>dry relief TO such yUluntsers, an
such portions of tn militia their r-S pecIiv,
i %ew'se III he provision for The Ualnt-uaLC5 o.
he farnil 6 Of soldiers IN tie actua, service Of
State, or f the COnfed crate states, aud 70
>uch other purposes As tEe puollc exiseBciee -
t@guire; and ey eh+iI have pow er to pr vide th
means necessary for these rppses the maj e.
set forth in said act; aud All orders aud aces
u County LCur's and corporations here GfoTe don
I'D made for the purposes aforesaid, aad any
b nd heretof re Issued for such purposes az
mis- CommJuwea tn ~rs hereby authorized To pur
cGdOe b,nds Issued by he untIes OF III stat,
iur the purposes atoferd aid; aud WHEN such I'd.
nave already been purchase by any such Bank
the same /. hereby legaiIZed
And be it further Ordained, That W here the
Df an county or ,rpOr4tinn has b9en affixed t,
oond5 ishued by them for the turp' at rrsaid
aud tax paid thereon, that the same hall bu re
fuu ed; and hat hereafter shall be ChArg
.or alfixlug seals TO such bonds.
This ordinance oh Ill b in force from its pas
sage.
A true copy. JOHN L. EUBANK,
ia 5--c1 ~4PF
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TIE CoSFEDBRArs CUMAIssIoNERs IN FRANCE
The Paris cOrrespondent Of the London Stal

TIE CoNFBDBRAra COMMISSIONERS IN FRANCE
The Paris correspondent Of the London Star
wri ties, June 9th:
"The ministers of the United States have
hardiy lett Paris when the agents of the Con
tolerate states make their appearance. Mr.
William Rost has arrived, charged with All
extraordinary message from President Davis
TO the Emperor of the French Many Ameri-
9ans-lti Is hard to divine why they venture
such an assertion-say that the Sou thern en-
10Y and his friends are very sanguine rs &c
The ultimate success OF his mission. Mr. R0st is
accompanied by several other gentlemen ,some
Of whom set out Immediately for St Peters
burg, Prussia and Austria; and others try
and engage on their side the sympathes of the
manufacturers of France. Nothing is SAID
about the Manchester men, in connection with
this new mission but it may tall strangely
IN English ears TO be told that most of the
slave owners staying at Paris appear 10 be
under the impression that some OF these DAYS
English men of war will be dispatched 10
break up the blockade established by Presi-
lent Lincoln"
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR The Bridgeton Me J
Reporter says tina. on Sunday week the wife
OF Mr. ellison Adams, OF Denmark, attam pied
10 destroy her three children and herself ny
administering arsenic. After she had gwen
the children the poison, she threw two of the III
10 to the nrook near the house, ami held them
under the water until the oldest (fiye years
DIDO was dead. The neighbors intertered al
5hl> point, aud the mother aud other children
will probably recover. Cause of the deed
temporary insanity.
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TxsssssKx.-The following preamble and

IESssssBz.--The following preamble and
resolution were adopted in both Houses Of
the Tennessee Legislature, last week:
Whereas, The people OF Tennessee by a large
majority have dissolved all further politicaI
relations with the Government II tbe ITnitaa
states, and trusting as we do, to the natriot
ism and loyalty OF those who cast their votes
against such separation, that they will sub
init 10 the decision and abide the fortunes of
their State Therefore,
RssotUed, by the General assembly Of the STATE
Gf Tennessee, That We, the mem bers of the
General Assembly, do earnestly appeal to the
good citizens of the State TO unite as one man
against Il common enemy that We shall con-
unue 10 trust 10 their love OF country and of
their homes, rather than 10 stringent mea-
cures OF legisIat on, and. therefore, that la our
Judgment neither new enac tments for the pun
ishinent OF treason. nor the passage OF test
"aths 10 insure Il pledge of loyalty from the
citizens, are the remedies 10 be ut present ap-
piAsd, but rather u continued feiiancs upon
The patriotlsm and intelligence OF the masses
of the people Of Tennessee.
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u. s. TRooPs.-The U. >. troops from Tex
as, LuTn boring 4S9 men, now at Fort uannil-
ron, New York, III consequence OF their
anomalous position-hs wing pledged them
selves not to take up arms against the Con
Tolerate States-have petitioned the War De
ptrtnlent for a discharge. These men are in
destitute condition, having no blankets, and
many OF them have received no pay for four.
teen months.
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SorTa CAKoLIsA-Mr. Russeiis idea thar
The people OF Sou ID Carolina have monarch
col proeliyiises is repadiated by every paper
y ne STATE. and by all the public men OF the
sHss' AoF ar. Russell got 1, into bis heed,
Il fx ssefs lhaii we eea ptAks out.
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PATRIOTIC AcFIox.-Ths President 81 the
Memphjs and Oharlestos Railroad has taksE
f4p,00 Of Geufedsfais kena., aud sls.eap Of
Treasury natss al par.
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NoRFoIK MrNucIP4L ELECTION In Norfolk
on Monday, w. w Lamb was eiec ted Mayor
j. Is Brauham Commissioner OF the Reye-
nue., and +. r. Ferguson Collector.
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TEE PLASTER TRADE-The Montreal Adver-
tiseT says:
The troubles in the United States have
destroyed the Nova Scotia oil ster trade This
year only 900 tons have beer shipped to thai
market, against Is 900 tons for the : lme term
Of the year previous. Thousands of toGs are
lying on the wharves at Windsor, worthless &"
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Il . TIE Z & .
ExCRaNGE RGTEk,
T. HARhlsOEB URC, va
DE-. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. PkoPkiETDE.
z. 4. WOODWARD SrsRkIErsNnsEI

This HOnse, pIeEsartly stuated ID N sVary fa-
spect FIRST CLASS HOTEL and IL now ready
for the reception OF al who may visit IN. Valley,
Il Is especially des' sable stopping place Tor hcs@
Eho rsss 90 sad from ti' Watering Pisces in this
vicinity. The House ano Furniture aye beth ers
irely Aw, and the Rooms large ard comfcrtspia
and Handsomely furnished.
Eo"rd, tnclrd'pg rcor1 Nc GER dsy n rs
per wses e.. : 60
d" per month ara. - -
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NJ HORACE CHASE, OF the Leipsic Con-
kSEgxservatorium OF Music, informs his frie nds
SSs%and the public tina. he will continue his
usual COURSE OF MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
during the summer months.
be will alro receive a few additional pupils on
the PIAnU-FURTE
Address. care u. l.. BiDaoop, Main street.
Ia mt
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sTaT'Nroa

Tne yIHGIaIA HOTEL, SO excessively kao~n
y the travelling public a. Of the very best Hos
els in the state Is now owned solely ~ Nessrs
HM STHos pgYT0N, who will devote
possible, the nigh reputation W hich II at pres
mt sustaius. and will leave no exertioE unem-
picyej to repder their s9ests satisfied and CON
ishmeDt enable the prcprietors to accommodate =
much larger 1Wu, Der Of guests than formerly
The whole huilding, in the Interior and exterior.
been recently kEFlTTED sn6 PAINTED,
md looks now GOOD AS NEW.
The proprietors have secured the services OF
Mr.. VIM. D. GILKES0N, Sr., an experienced
sndord, and formerly r Of the Taylor Hotel Win
very attention to those stopping at the Hotel
capable and faithful servants are also provided,
% ensure the comfort Of guests. The table Will
eoEtinue, hsretofors 10 equal that OF any hotel
n the State
CONTESTED with Tho Hotel are extensive STA
BLES, under the management OF RI EEs co. /,
~eli known fer their experience and eheieney In
his department. Horses will be taken on livery,
nd Horses, Buggies, and Hacks will he afforded
20 guests on reasonable terms
The Propretors are well prepared to aceommo-
late families who wish to spend the summer
nonths in this healthy portion of the state.
This Eo.ei is well furnished, and contains A.
good and comfortable bedding IS any hpuss III thu
State
In this Hotel there srs Two OF Fieding's new
md excellent marble beddsd, and pstent- cush-
ioned BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortable
RATHlNG ROOMS have Just been neatly fitted up
WM II. PBTTos, who has been go long con
aected with this Hotel, will devote his W hole At
sntion to the accommodation of the guests He
thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask consin-
WIN H; PEYToNa tPropr,stors.
n. B.-The ohi0e Of all the STAGE LINES 10 a.
PRESS Pr u'' "-''' 'A VII q. PEYToS 4 BRO.
stsanton, March Is. rsl ar i7-tf
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TelAHRanhic Gfema.
Te1egPaphic Items.
BY way of Nashville, Tenn, we have the
following:
FROM WARRINGTON

following
FROM WARRINGTON.
wAsHISsroy, June 2l-Wm. Porter Miles
of Louisiana, is appoin ted Cous u TO Tripoli.
A battle between Nc Dowell's division and
the Southerners at Vienna Is deemed ia eyita-
bic TO. morrow.
Its now eyiien. that the m ain blow of the
Federais will be struck from Washington with
As 900 men.
There is surprise in some quarters that Gen.
Scott does not prevent the erection OF ht.tsr-
les At various points on he right bank of the
Potomac.
WAsHIssros, June GA REQ uisition will
be sent 10 Indiana for four additional regi-
ments.
II is belle we'd that thu Government here will
not interfere with the due course OF law in
the case of the privateer savannah. The case
of the condemned schooner Tropic Wind will
probably be appealed TO the United States
Court.
tits said that Crittenden Will offer his com
promise to Congress, con pied with a threat of
the secession Of Kentucky If IL be not adopt
ed.
Beauregard is evidently preparing to ad-
vance.
Prom NEW YORK.
New YoRB, June 22.-The Tribune SAYS il is
probable that all the roads between the ad
vance posts of the SoutherIers, and from
them to the Federal lines, are covered with
masked batteries.
The Times says the battery at Sewelrs
Point is composed of five coIum biads, SIX
smaller pieces, and three rifled cannon There
are 500 men at SewelIs Point and Is, 900 al
Norfolk.
New YORK, June 22.-The Post says good
judges say that there will be no battle for
weeks vet
The Government will soon issue orders pre-
venting the Army aud Navy from performing
service as slave catchers.
Andrew Johnson has arrived at Washing
| ton, aud claims that East Tennessee will mi
ate Western Virginia.
| There are 10000 SOutherners at Fairfax
| Court House.
1t is reported that the Navy will BE-
! doubled, aud that Congress is to suspend tn,
| Wit OF hdbeos corpus at an early day.
| GREAT INFLUX or MoRMoys.--The ship Mon
| arch OF the Sea arrived at New York on Wed
nesday from Liverpool, having on board nine
| hundred and forty-five Mormons as passen
gers The company is m ade up of nine differ
! ent nationalities, viz: Welsh, with Il few
! Scotch and very few Irish,) French, Ger.
man, Swiss, Italian, Danes, Swedes and Nor
! wegians. The Post says:
| There are 10 less than fifteen elders will
this company They are generally plain, bu
! somewhat preacher like looking men. Mr.
| n. o. Hanson, a Norwegian who has beer
| seven years at Salt Lake, went over to Eug
land last fall on Mormon business ana re
| rurnPd in this ship H is an Intelligent III al
| md speaks English hlenly He goes OF
| with the com palIy 10 Utah. they will proceet
directly by railroad 10 ST. Joseph 5, Mo
| thence they go up the river to Florence
which is L Mormon settlement. fifty four mite
from Jefferson City, and then commence tn
long journey by ox-teams across the plains
| /, $50 miles, to Salt Like city.
| The Monarch of the Sea has on board q ne
| gro named William Brown Bradford, sen
| acme by the American Consul at Liverpool
to be tried for an attempt al N urder.
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AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE Day.
BY Thomas W. k~esee, Auct.,
tUiace corner 18th and Cary sire ets.J


(UiHce corner 18th and Cary Streets
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
III TUBE FIX SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th. com
mencIng al o. clock, at the late residence Of Il.
L. Finch. on Clay street, adjoining the CLAW
street Methodist Chm ch, all OF IN HUUo EHOLD
aud KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting of the
usuat variety.
TERAS.-C4sh.
ie % TH0S. w. kFESEE, Auct'r
CROCK OF CONFtCTtU .tRY SHOW
> CA,h,, AND MAHOGANY oCNrERs, Ifu
MARBLE TOPS, F0H SALE At 3USTION VIII
% sGid on tn R>DAY M0hNi> g, June The a1th,
com Gencing at 10 oc ock, at the tore of Msssr>.
l. 'Ean u Tdvlor, on Broad strest, next or 10
Rreedeu Fox all OF their sock tf ONF g. :
floNEtIt>; very fne I'll w CASES; MARBLE
TOP COUNTERS. sc TERMS FASH.
ie2o THo>. w KEESEF. suct
IIiGH CON>TABLE'S >AL ~ ~ pr d
II GA THURSDAY The u h Jay Of June lSbi
81 10 o'clock A NJ, at the High C@nst,b-'- flee,
az assortment Of HUU EH0LD tU6N TUE.
ON ShCrI NERIES, Sc, consisting If Bed
steads Tabs. Chairs, Wa hstAnds, Mattresses
teHher Bed, Basins an Ever, and 4 lot Of G las
lars and candy, Show Cases aud fancy articles
- dog bottles Of French Brandy Also. hue
q Id Epglish Lever w T II aud CHAtN;l Sill
yer WAi "A aud G Id CHAIN, to satisfy dlstr as
warrants ia my hsnds. N favor of schultz
ihomrs, Ad ans Us. Braxton and others
j. s5.-st GEO A FsEgMAN. H.C.C
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"a Ast Nf.AIfN @IAlk ssekh ~ .
VI have on hend from the above factory, PLAT
F0RM SCALES, Weighing from <oo 30 2.eoe lbs
Also. COUNTER SCALES Of every variety, and g.
gents for the manufacturers PREPARED TO tai =
,fders for railroad track, depot ard warehouse
scales Sc. which for nsatnss durability and So.
nrsey cannot Be .1rpassed
vAN-LEw TAYLOR b Co,
MI
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,POTSW OOD HOTEL

= RIChIOhD, Va.
This new HOTEL, 81 the corner Of MAit and sth
streets, lust finished and slsgantiy furnished, In
now open for the accommodation OF guasts
The location is the best in the city and every
ssor. will be uads to please the patrons OF the
House.
havs secured the ssrvlces'oi mr. " H0s@
sIaER late OF the Everett Rouse. Nsw orb
NO E-Iv JOSEPH c6BNSEhw
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!
This pnderslgned Ia row prepared ~ stBaE ct
2ter CLOSETS, sir ~ and Ont Houses, IN ina short
st notice, in manner which will not be ofspsiYe
. tie premises on which he may work Also
them. Els CONS constructed as Il
g water and dir-tigtt His hOxea can he foun5
nd JoBssros Mi1LsPkraa' S. on Main, betw ee {
RI nd 18th streets a orders left at the abovs
3iaces, will bs promptly attended to.
10 la X q, ALE8S,
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, t.E sGE ,. Lk.E.
\ FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
DsAEEB
YLAsTEk, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, aa.
N addition to my Forwarding Business, woulG
iaform NY frlsads and the p1olIc that ] have :
.UM3gR YARD opposite my warehouse and di
rsctiy on the line of the York River Railroad
xhers may bs found general assortment Ut Vlr
.[nia LU II Der, SHINGLES, SC.
Mr. r w PEERs viii stlsnd to sales Of Lam
yaI on my account
Cousignments OF Lanber solicited, o. which
therai zdvsucsF wlit be- made A t.FE
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Richmond, June 20, 1881,
- 4 4, L L Z 4 X l.

Persons desiring inf hmatiou AS to W here very
large and valuable deposit of SALTPhTRE NAV
Ne found, will "bt in jha Information by c3mntu
nLc4tink with The subscriber.
JOHN SIBART
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tsAkks NkNEh, MHULE>ALB GRoEEks
! And PROVISION DEALERS, offer for sale
IL hhds BREASTS BACON.
e. bids HAMS and SIDE BACON,
Is hhds spOULDER BACON
100 bbIs &C. Extra Sc and "B" SUGARS.
So bbis Cut Loaf and Yellow do
100 sags Laguayra aud kio COFFEE.
50 bbls N o. ana z MoLAsskS.
~ pbis Extra LEAF LARD
60 bbls pure CIDER YIN E6hh.
&c bbls 4 q. Sheruan's WHISKY.
100 bbis 8RANDY GlS and VIM,
& 90e choiea CIGARS
'sru STRICT NEAR GssY
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sssStrk aEA t.ii.
II Manufacturer and dealer Ia
STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES
glumbipg, Gas Fitting, and TiE Work generally
BELvty'P ROW. GOVERNOR STREET,
VIrhp.,pi
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NOTICE.. Il ns rapid rise n II ksE-S hOti y -
- MATERIALS viii compel me 10 disc0ntinu'
sGneiDg by special quarterly contract from
after July let. 1861 All work done by ne vii
he at TAI prices 10 prompt pay ing persons:
Ia o. lDLII.
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ErOK SALE tw -Aorse iron axle WAGON
L II b % been used about three weeks Sui,a =
bic for a Lulaber Wagon, Cr the c untry. II Cal
be seen Al my Iesjdenre, corner Of and 10Th IT'S.
Chur h Eli Price so Il. + SHARP s..