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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-12-26
To the Young Readers of the
Democratic Press"


Dear young friends, we have
been spared, in the good Provi-
denco of our God and Father in
Heaven, to reach the close Of the
year 1861. What q wonder On
ly think, that one human being
dies every two seconds in minute,
and yet you have been spared to
this precious hour! Think-rc-
fleet; God does nothing in vain.
Why, then, have you bcor spared.
when so many Of your young
friends and neighbors have been
cut off in the midst Of their years !?
Why? 1t must have been in mer-
cy, that YOU might rise up and be
come burning and shining lights,
in the midst Of q wicked genera
ton, and thus prove u blessing to
your parents, friends and neigh
bors. We wish you a really cheer
ful Christmas, ana a very innocent
and happy New Year. We, are a
hard-thinlie7, ard a very careful
philosopher, and therefore, we do
not look for old heads on young
shoulders, but we do expect to see
our young friends acting so as to
excel US, the old people, i'll all that
is lovely and of good report. Look
at our errors, mistakes and sins,
and take warning, learn wisdom
and do better than we have done
Enjoy yourselves innocently, laugh,
play, rejoice, and keep your Christ,
mas and New Years Day, as intel
lectual, rational and Christian be-
ings, who must give an account
unto God, for the deeds done in
the body. Young men, break of
the .protane and ..ungentlemanIy
habit of swearing, and act the
Christian gentlemen in all socie
ties. Listen to what we say. We
are your best and most sincere
friends. Remember that the doc
trines of Jesus teach us that we
must take him for our guide, ant
follow His example in all "holy
conversation and godliness."
Young ladies, permit Uncle Will
liam to hint to you, that your duty
IS to be cheerful, orderly, modest
industrious, careful, frugal anc
cleanly in all your ways. You arc
the weaker vessels or sex, and We
advise you to take heed to wha'
may be said to you, and to the par
ties who may say it. There arr
plenty of funny fellows in til,
country. Beware, and conduc
yourselves as women who respec
themselves, and then you will no
be laughed at behind Your back
as the easy prey of thoughtles
rascals. Your mission to this cart
is by far the most important mis-
sion ever undertaken by mortal'
Give your hearts first to the Lord
and then to such as by proper, re
spectful and honorable conduc
deserve them. Uncle Wilia
wishes you all a merry Christina
and three-score New Years.
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complete the sum required, which
he at once remittcd to his father
not because he hoped by pecuniary
restitution to moIiiy his parents
resentment, but because lie regard.
cd it.as Il debt he was justly bound
to pay. Sill his appeals for for
siyeness were diaregarlcd, and an
occasional episte secretly dispatch
ed frnar fils sfster was the onlyl
thing that kept alive his home at I
lechons, and revived the hope that
some time perhaps the ProdjgaI
might be welcomed back to his
fathers home. Months passed
away, Accustomed from childhood |
to all the indnIScnces Of Il IuNuri-
onS nome, the lnceSSant toni OF the
counting roOm and the privatlonS
ot his domestic life, added to men
tai anxiety, soon told upon a con
stitntIon unused to physical toll,
ana the cMIi OF luxury qumIed
nGHcath ''Ie storm OF auVer1ity;I,
lie was compelled Dy falling health
to rrIInqIiSh MS sI'oa"ou. Con
sumption, slow bat sure, was prey
ng upon his vita!s and as he ie.t
~
his young life ebbing away E!-
ward Ashton sought once more his
native city, that nc might look up
on his mothers grave, and then
lay HIM down to Gle. Yet 4 ia7'
appeal he Vcntnred to make to
the human SympathleS OF ms stern
parent, enlrratlng hlm, for ms dead
motherS sake TO grant INN his
forgiveness, ihat ne might look
once more upon ms lace ere he
dieH. 1t was tl'S IeJ'er that MI
Ashton recel'cI on christmas eve,
nut lic waves OF sorrow, 'he wall
ot Il dying c!iiI'' ana the prayer OF
the nenlteMt irod'SaI, IG'I aIiNe UIl-
"cedeu on ms ear ana aWoEe no
sympathetic response IN Il heart
sleg.ed to adam"ht III Its own self
Righteousness.
i on sec l nave not forgotten
Christmas eve, my enid, s4iu MI'
Ashton, as ne placed III violet ;,
aand t"G trIniet ne ha2 purchase"
II Bj,roadW"y' NioIcS o%9od l'e
small P"c \eT' ana l'0hl III IL
costly OF"coiet Oh superior WorH
mahShip' ana Us sue 1l3NPo" Vho CT
eS"nt S'it upon her delicate arm
S"G murlhu!ea hGr t'allA7 10 Ael
ttt!lcr tor ms kindness .
i am gih" 1t pIeaSos you, s"''
ne, now chase away that gloom,
rio"d' ana give me some muse !
IaVG iNTited W.T. our worm! Ilcno
Alr. AleIHIiIe ana III" t"IhIIy 10 dI''e
W'ti us tomorrow anu l WISH you
w. tJ,,,'. fnn,.nInt IL, s9n L,, va
W. ,,',,, ''o' ,,Ii, ti,n, ITl;, ~ .rlo In;n - ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
A FIGurrYa pARsoS.-Aeeording 20

A FIGHTING PARsoS.-Aceordingt The Lyoss
Republican, there is q clergyman a. Rose Valley,
N. Y, in the neigbboring County Of Wayne, who
would make an excellent claplaia for some Of oDr
regiments, as he can fight well As preach. He 10
of tho Methodist persuasion, and some on mnscle.
The ReDabhcan says that this pugnacious preacher
was at work in his eornfeld, few days since, when
there came up the rad near by, a neighbor, whose
hens had Of late sorely troubled hun by reason Of
their frequent visits 10 bis premises and their free
and easy manners OF such occasions. The miuia.er
called 70 his neighbor, and securing his attention
commenced 10 narratc the msdemeanors OF his f0wls
when that irascibe gentleman cut him short by M
forming him that although he did, on stated occa-
sions grace the sacred desk he was an unmitigated
liar This was too much for minister eyeo, and
after few words he sprang over the fence into
the street. stripped of every article of clothing ez-
cepting his pants and boots and pitched into" the
neighbor without ceremony. The neighbor struck
back but without injury 10 HIS clerical Antagonist
A few rounds were fought the minister succeeded
in encircling the neighbours eyes with beautiful
ornament Of the blue and blsck hue, receiving No
injury himself, excepting scratch upon one hand,
caused by hitting his neighbor upon the 'front.' teeth
Whether the antagonists were separated by other
parties, or abandoned the mill Voluntarily, is bot
stated. I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
Ctsal Notnes.
DuRSUANT 70 avn ORDER OF DE nICH

DURSUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH
Il COURT Of CHANCERY. made In esnss OF @FTo2ley
against n ilps aid o4hers" the CHILDREN ~ any Of
JOHN ATKINS se q Ainehead 10 the County Of Some
sat sna tho CHILDREN IF anyi Of JASE, the WIFE OF
THOHAS JONES. formerly Of fhtio, In tbs Cont: o.
Gloucester ,neriy Jane Atkins aud the CHILDREN u.
anyl Of CHARLES ATKINS who ia about tie 1885
Left Enssnd for America and aboIt Is sDce "ss hss
Of al Quebec Ia AHeioa .E3ns on toe Sh d,y Of
April 1852 and which said John Atkns and Jane Jones we're
ths brother end ss and Chie Atkins ths half brother
Of Harriet Phillips the wife Of Rehsrd Philips o. Morris,
court IL the parish Of LyBehafa IN tie County OF Osfd
farmer ara com dealer the IN this By ttrr
soictors bsloFs The 9Th day Of kovsL0be 1851 %
in ard their Claims to sno ~ the rsssao Of me
Rels 50 the ResyGd ChanooTy Lane Hdde.e. eJ in a.
fault thereof they viii be ptoTiy excluded nom The
bs8e6 SID order. MONDAY the Itb ssy Of Eoyea
Der 1851 O'Clock In the Afternoon 81 the ssa ehsbeEs
appointed for hesng and sdiJdicstiaI upon the eeis
DAasa this 10Th dsy Of yuly, 1851
GEO. WHITING, Chief Ciet
GEO. FITCH, Nc. ~ Southamptonss,
Bloomsbury London,
Pnittlspa aolicitar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

Tho weekly statement OF bank averages shows a
considerable contraction Of the loan line, which il
mainly the result Of the reimbursements to the
banks by the Sub-Treasury for sales of Treasury
notes. The mercantile discounts have also steadily
declined, ard are now but trfe over $97 600, 900
Of the banks in the Clearing House. The
specie line shows an increase of over 81 iO0, 900,
but the actual line Is nearly $4,000, 600 larger thsn
is shown in the average, being this morning nearly
81, 600, OoO against 81 100000 last Monday. The
percentage Of specie 10 net deposits is % BIO
against ~ 40 Y cent same day last week, showing
increased strength. The decrease in deposits is
nearly 100000. the result Of the Treasury note
movement.
The fOllcwingis comparative statement Of the
condition of the banks Of New-Ycrk City, De-. L.
ard 0e;. 10:
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YX7HERFAs. the LINDELL HOTEL COM

NA
w PANY by its deed ds;ed ,hs his 4sy q De..nber
hundred and my nine ssd recorded in the RoOre
ers oHce Of Ct Loa Count, in Book no "a at P1ss 3 and
is5 recorded ia Bsot No 400 Pass 3S oonanAoTy q I'D
NJ MoRRisoT. EDWARD BREDELL ssd YRASItLIN
DICK the following described real estate .itnsied 10 bloch
No I2s Of the City Of 81 Lsuis and described q. toyoNs
eYrysne feet on Washington By hGnaTss and
fifty feet ia depth and bouadsd south b Ws.hna:o5 svsnae
cast Sixth street north tbs north lne Of The ted lot con
armed to JosePh Tailor, and known "a survey 30 lo AID
ives. By Seventh sIeet S>oOzd certain lot OF piece o.
ground tDsis in SAID block sosAnnS tbosi seSs MY be
The lsss Sixth street. BY one h1nsrsd and
ibiyve fee. dseP Green stss. De hs sane more o. esi
snd asds AZ addition the town Of 81 Lcui By william,
ChiEty lot No. ~ bounded on the west By NO - led
out by Chy Cos north by Queen street on the east ~
Gx street ana hs By q. 10. h.Iea as dctsrse5
hch ssid were made 70 safe Morrison hssdc
therein de,ebed sfeoantingo four handfed Thousand dos
bsss eight hundrsd u hnneIsd sehas each psys.
hSsTed az e. Pssr Lizss o. bssEor ui,h tsa PSF
cent .ssa S ss,s a., ,ss .. P.y.
sn'ns o'he thing q provided 10 ssid desas th,s zee
aas .sa Srs sa sSps e. y Ger ss Hs
thereof sf then by Of zach default the sid bends
should tosa&lh become ene and psysble
said bonds uy not appear their iAss 70 be dne ano
vsress .d Ltnas Hotel Company tsi sse'od nsss-
sa .e sa PLEDGES s hsae 90 sRa sI,sn q 1sa o0Is.
Al oi which tie ksIa interest," becoming due on the
s day Of I'm. elrt'e-a hundred and .yone has been
OF AT q !, las bern aora,Eded. -.
wxsb s s FsAAkhN beK Tlss. q.
aforesaid athe reguss, Of many Of the individuals and corpo
Nations lOing said eonds and IN accordance with the
visions o. said deeds w on the twenty second day Of Oco
Der ebr Hundred and sryone srd between the ours Of
clever O'clock the orenooz AID hvs ocoek the afternoon
Of that day the cart front door Of The Court House ia the
y Of ST. Louis Missouri proceed 70 sell the above described
and property cash Pablo vandus 70 tho high
sn Bidder n order 10 pay the holders Of sad bonds the
sion dee thereon end any amounts or ehsrEes s be
ay,s per the OF said Deeds together with he
srpcrs.s u lie trrst WIN. n MORRISON
Toward BREDELL, Trustees
FRANKLIN A. DICK,
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The Cincinnati Gazette says:
Nearly ell the houses on the street report .ve quiet osy
nouiry Tor loans Good Ispe Is readily neg nsfed al VU
u cent There les, depsnd for EIehsnge mae 70,
days past but the rate Is unchanged N"'ns a0"e
In Treasury Notes Of any consequence
The Chicago Journal says:
Thse, no change to notice 10 shsirs Currency
abundant Sf Int pI.1un :. the bsai and psrs
pEemam The street Geld remains ''eesJ' ooA'
premium. =,
The Receivers sale Of real estate Of the Bank OF
Albany took place on Saturday. The Albany Jour
nal furnishes the following record Of the sale:
The house Broadway sold for sa',soc ana
bought by the Merchants Bank
Adam ktss restaurant on James street, sold for Ell t1a M
ana wss bOuEh. BY L. II. Bender; ,s,A.,,.
The properly the corner Of ara ees
~ nnnE through James, sold for s1siss 90 and W"
purchased by P. Cssger. -a p.u,
streets sold Tor slOOse d. and was purchased By NJ d.
So 4, Quay street was ,Od for s57s l3 end bought b,
fie M Ice wa. .oa for sass and bought by eager
The Mltcaukee SeMtinsl remarks:
tT Of currency and great abundance Of EXCHANGE The
nominal rate Of exchange I, cent premium selling but
nee forced into ID. .est Offering sight dra, on
,ey cent emta1 an ~ ons bs b.nss
CO. very well sgod reducing the en.ps rate OF Exchange
with tho great .csiy now .,S rsS ~ prs.sptns an
opening for the circulation Of good hasieIa currency 10
tbs notes 81 the banA o. eho
on The s.e Banks Of Iowa. Indiana and Ohio which nov
practically excGded BY keeping the price Of exchange Up 70
The following card was forwarded from Louisville
10 a banking house in Cineinnatl:
soTICEl CITIZENS BASK OF LOUISIANA.
NEw-ORLEASs Sept. l6, 1861.
Pss. hsving paper collection In this bank are hereby
notified and required unIs they CONSENT TO receive Treasury
notes of the Confederate States local bank notes 10 pay
,nt of aid PAGER 70 withdraw tie And no paper
am be received collection where the owners 20
qure other than Treasury notes or heal 6.s noss
nlent thereof. By order, r. hosSEAO' SDhn"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y York-ELIZAsErH SLATER against HENRY sLA-
TER. To the defendant, above named You are Sereay
and REQUIRED the compliant In TINS &C
ton which was tiled IN the Office Of ihs lok Of the CITY auo
County of NewYork Il the City Hal in the City Of Neg
ofk State Of kesYoTk, the h'h dsY OF August oo
the .ub,crber 81 hs Office No 10 Walsireet In the city o.
NswYork within twenty days s-r the service Of th, sum
mon, on ,o e.cye Of the dsy tf such eryce aud yoI
si 10 answer he compslt within the time Aoreisd
the plaintiff this seton will Spp' TO the Cont Tor INC 10
Hsf a.m.nde In The compaint-Dated NewYort, August
stb Is6I P. Y CUTLER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
O9- tsw6wTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

SUPPOSED SuIcIDE.-On Sunday afternoon soDs
boys, while hunting rabbits in the woods near Eliza
beth, found the body Of man lying in some bushes.
He was shot through the head, and pistol wss found
lying near by. Nothing was found upon bin except
card Of lager bier saloon in Greenwich street.
New-York.
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Proposals.
N.s,ar.rr.. Nnu YonE. |

NIyr Aersrs OYT1CE. No. ~ HsssAu-tr;, Nav YosE
CIOTHING FOR THE NAVY.-SEALED
PROPOSALS. ipdorsed Proposals for Clothing" viii
be ec-yod this o:cs until FRIDAY next The 2Sth Inst
al o'clock for furnishit sad delivering at the Navy
~ r. ookyn York within sixty days from notihc
Of soceptsnce Of ids THREE THOUSAND BLUE CLoIh
nryiau, 70 The lat Of July 1852 jacket 70 conform 10
ansy Of mAteds pattern aud workusaShp to tn'e N 10
10 Navy ssmple Of which can No seen ON tpP ~
The Inspector In ohss the Navy Yard Aforesaid enc m,
pas tho usual 10 pecion Of the Yard PeJmeai 20 oe
a. th. station Tine bid be accompanied BY the oa1
su.r.nty thu. II awarded the con wiz bs executed
l. HENDE aSUN, Navy Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
TNO CONSERVATIVES The advertiser, ha,-
On La. ....ls h. . si.u-

VI
Il ing aeon restored sssh In few Wesks b. very sl-
pie remedy teE having suffered 'svss ysar with severe
Lrc AYyzcTIOs and tst dread di,ssss CONVICTION 10
anxious aie known 70 bis fellow sufferers the means o.
cure 70 al who dess T. he win send copy Of the PIE
sSnpor nssl Gree Of ohase) with drssons Tor preparing
and uurc n. ss.ns wah they III rad CURE for
CoS.rsP4so Asrn.A BEoxcnris, te The only object Of
the advertiser In ssBding the prssepsn 10 TO benest the
ssed and he hopes every sufferer may Try bis remedy a.
Il vii cost them nothing AID may Prove blessing Parties
wishns d. prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WfuisfnsbuTrh Kings County, N. r.
IT 4. PASSPORT AGENCl-No. 345 Pine-st.
Os Es:aosbsd By the Government. Passports iisDsd
o. lev minutes notice, onspplisaiion ., tbs Office
o. IRVING, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tho County Of NeU-York notice u hereby given 70 al
perts having csims against GEORGE HlRLEM an late o.
The City Of svYoi deceased TO present. the sane, VIII
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence, No
iGs Stanton street IN the City Of EewYork before The
tweuty.tIrd dsy Of October nsltDsisd Sew-Yok, tht
twenty-second day Of April, 1851
MARGARET HIRLEahN, AdIninis;rstrir
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&c mAom If map Concern.

NOTICE for REDEMPTION of PROPERTY
IN SOLD for UNPAID TAXES and CROfOE WATER
RgNTS ia June I3.Pabe notice hereby given 20 tbe
owpers occupants persons othorss interested thsIen
that the de sxeme1t Of toe prspoIty sold IN jane iSo
Tor re ynpaid t.1ef OF 1885, and the unpaid CToton water
rsts Of sS pubshsd in The Colrosfeal Advertiser o7
TusdJ. and Fridays OF esch week ds!sns the property
% cold and h. tc1o the ntt be rcde<mef In
dsl.al Of which ssses III De issaeo therefor
JOSEPH &. PINCkNHY, Clsrs Of Arrssfs.
Dsosy. OF Pinasce Buresu Of ArrelrS Oct. - 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

BURGLARY At ELIzABETB.-Somo time during
sunday nigh, LIST Presbyterian Church al bEsoe,h j.
was broken open and robbed Of the carpet, on me 1s
M b. Rchardss carpenter shop At the Place, vps
brOken open aid nearly oil tne I92A reFesse3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

CEoToE Aoy,DuoT DEPAsrsxss. 0oi. r. lesi.
DUBLIC NOTICE is beroby given that a
IL srhes psnsity II TEH PER CENT viii ~ addsd 10 az
unpaA uatsr rents tee 10. day Of Nsyembei n,It
r. &. HAkCE. ReE<,ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
PROPOSALS. for $500. 900 of the CROTON

PROPOSALS. for $500, 900 of the CROTON
II WATER STOCK % the CITY Of NEW-I0kh-
eae proposals recsved ct The Controller Oc- MI
III Mof Fay, 1851 o'clock when tho same
VIII be p1blcly opened for The whole any pat Of s
sar Of THREE HUNDRED THOU SAND DOLLARS
1885, 500 OF THS CROTON WATER STOCK OF THE
CRY or Newly Okk sutho-ized by Chapter 81 Of the
Lsws OF snd amended by Chapter is Of the Laws
IF 1861 and ~ Ordinance o. the tonnsn Council ioT 10
crossing the SRpply Of Cotton W.ieT, &C.
Toe said stock win bear the rate Of SIX per cent
PEI snnu psysbe quarter yesrly and the principal wi" be
Rsdssmable q TIE first day Of November, 1888.
The proposals viii fie the amount OF STOCK defred ana
che price per One Huad cd Dollars tbagsof and The persons
whoa proposals accepted viii e required 70 dePont win
The Chsmbsrau the City within Bee0 days alter TIE
opening Of the bids. the awarded 10 them respectively
On presenting The Controller the receipts Of The ChsbeT
tsn deposts the pSTties VIII be entitled 20 receive
osstesos for equal amounts Of the par value Of the stoch
bearing interest from the dste 81 payments. -
Farh oopogitien should be and indoTEea, PIopo
sal, FOR froton Wuer S,oct Of the City Of keSYort s1d
tie same ineossd "a second envelope addressed - the
Controller. -, -, a.
The Is reserved TO reject any OF all Of tse bids con
city. kObEhl Il hhNSi tehIohs''
City Of EeYOrk, Department Of Finance, Controllers
Ono, Oct 5, 1861
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HE.por.NrEn, Dol IL Q. 5. MANINE 60.

SEAIED PhOGOSALS; lot eaCn ClosS 80
- rs.y viii be received At this Oice until u oclecE NJ,
Of WEDNESDAY 2Oh OF November neH, for ien ih,lS "
che United states Marine Cops. durns the yesr 1907 tse io
onrtmnstrr OF the Corps Philadelphia Pennsylvsa fee
Of expense 10 tbs United ssie in such quantities. 81 may
from time TO time be ordered, nki
I4coo yard, of SKY Blue ksf,y a, wool fire.. ron hsis
Inches wide, to weigh % ounces 10 the yard nnalso
COCO y.Td. ' bsE Blue Kesy, al. wool fOm heir s.
Inches ide, to weigh 70 ounces to the JAio Vnds0
sCOo ysId. 6sGs Blu, Twled Cloth all wool foT uniform
coats (iudigo ldyedl - Inches wide 70 "eisa y
$50 ysTa. q ss earle ch all wool tcocne.dyod 81
iuche, wide, to weigh l6 ounces per yard.
5000 yard. Of 81 D,rt Bas Fsnlsi for eyorsst al wool
indigo rOo!dJsdl b inches vide to weigh 10 ounces
p 900 yards Of "a DARK Pu. Fsnusl shirts, ali wool Gr
disO u9oldJedl q inches Nide' to weigh y ounces
1900 Gay Bisnieis a. wool to wesh four pound, each
with letters T. 5. NJ" 10 blsck, four inches ops 10
the 10 bs feet long and feet wide and hee
600 pairl Of Wooden Socks three sizes properly made OF
good fleece wool with double and twisted yam, TO
weigh three pound. pei dozen pair, free Hom grease
5000 ysrd, White Linen Pants 80 inches wils to wssh
lOOoO ysa' @ss LINEN for Shirt. 80 nehe, ~d. weigh
ID odnoa. PEI yard.
1900 ysId- Canton TADnel FOR Drswer ineis, wide
weigh : ounces PEI ymd
1000 Uniform CAPS, complete (eIoept Pompcn..
lSo PompOn nd wonied bs'hsPed, sinehs' In eire5m
1000 issos Cap, with oOv,r to be made Of blu. soth
. c,o So.
Glass; No
500 eros, Goa, Buttons (Easlel
900 Cross jacket Baton. tEsgel
100 Oross Vest Buttons (kssleL
L. 80 Puirs eoS Metal Crssoents ard Seals Straps
80 sets EpAuetts Bullion for ssrsssnis and e0ESorss
2GJU Ssts Epsnlete Bullon for pIvsisG
50 Red Wopted 5A.hes
$50 yatds Of Yellow Bildins.
R,sO0 q Do Of Red Cord
lu9 swords for serseens,.
81 swords for hasielAns
700 bauer Drum Hoads.
50 Snare Drum Heads.
100 DUN Cords
100 SETS Of Drum snHes
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D. CT Atsi,gHnt QGkIterD.steT Once Marine Cops, No.
20 spruce street, Phadeh ard q, The Marine Sta aous
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IA the .rIeias n.roe1 .ovs or spy rcytItn Of
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