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The International Rights of BeIligerenr
Nations.


To-day we stand amid the ruins of our once Clio
rious Republic that but yesterday could have wed
with world in arms, and been the last single cap
tive to millions in war. Northern abolitionism
and fanaticsm have sapped its foundations that
seemed throned on eternity, and shattcRing its
splendid structure in all of its joints have at last
hurled it upon the earth with astounding crash
"Bere vast thou bay'd brave Hart, and
Here thou didst fall and here
Thy dssdssins stand sign'd in thy
Spoil, and crimsond in thy lethe -
Liberty, the spouse of private and public virtue,
is the eternal foe of despotism; and while she can
find trechant sword and a puissant arm to WELD
it. will wage relentless against despotic pride
and pretension. Her cOngenial cline is peace-her
landmarks law and Order-her crown the Give
not the martial wreath Yet how often does ty-
ranny force her to baptze her virgin garments in
seas of blood. Not the child of revolution some
times liberty, like the tabled goddess of the sea-
energies from the tempest-born biow IN newness
of life and brilliance Of splendor. Such sprung
our constitutional liberty from the revolution of
nc, and such will emerge the same liberty redeemed
and regenerated from the pillows of the revolu,
ton of 1861.
Heaven has designed, that we in the South from
the crumbling ruins of the Republic. should pre-
serve this pr0methean fame-this soul Of its liz
MISREPRESENTATION hberty-and from its mag
nifcent relics reestablsh the governmental fabric
upon more enduring basis,-once more unfurl our
consolidated banner among the ensigns armorial of
v.
Shall we prove recreant to the exalted position 10
which mysterious Providence has assigned us? If
one object more than another, can lure the eve of
Heavenly benifeenee it is that of a free born peo-
pie with banner unfurled, resolved for their free
dom to die For freedom alone gives to every
flower of this evanescent life, its intrinsic beauty
and sweet perfume-it is the prolific source of ali
national blessing, all individual prosperity-of
continual and otherwise impossible progress.
The insolent North now presents us with but two
an ignominious submission to
their despohc arrogation and tyrannic rule-the /
other the independent possession and enjoyment of
these inalienable rights of freemen,-hfe, liberty
the pursuit Of individual and national happiness
of acquiring. possessing and protecting property
Of organizing. altering and remodeling government
as the sovereignty the people may elect. These |
rights of freemen, are inseperabe from the exist
enee of man-anterior to all governments, all re
volutions or phases Of society-inherent in man and
therefore indefeasibe and inalienable. AS there is
40 Southerner so ignoble as would be slave-none
70 base as would not be a freeman, then for our
LIBERTIES we must "strke till the last armed foe ex.
,ires" or fall with freedom upon her last field of
'attle. We will now proceed with the subject
inder consideration.
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The telegraphic dispatches this morning describe
smother bloody massacre of peaceful and unarmed
citizens by the monster, BoERNsTEN, in St. Louis
Heaven and earth are treasuring up heavy retri-
hinton for this fiend In human shane
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Majority fer Ratification


The vote of twenty-five counties is not embraced
in this estimate, official returns having been re-
ceived from them, but from newspaper reports and
other believed to be correct or nearly so.
the Governor arrives at the following figures
Actual majority for ratification from re-
tuTLsi $3.50. lUJ.Jii
Estimated msjorites against ratification
from counties not heard officially y...... 8,s27
Total majority. ........................ 9475O
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HENDERSON COUNTY-We are indebted to valued
friend at Lexington for the vote of Henderson coun-
ty, official 1t stands as follows:
No separation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoos
Separation. -......-............- .,........ sol
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NOTICE no POLICy HoInppx

R0M and after this date until further ustce the war
Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies Issued BY he
Tennessee Marine insurance Company and hs Nab
vile Commercial INSURANCE. Company.
A. W. BUTLYR,
secretary Tenn Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Compaav
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The Vote OF Virginia on the Ordinance of


Governor LErcHER has ISIS ued his proclamation
giving the aggregate vote cast at the late election
in that State on the Ordinance of Secession which,
from actual returns received, foots up as follows
For Ratification I25 $50
INors seJectiOn. ...................... 2O3T3
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| A gentleman who arrived in this city on Thursday
evening came through from Petersburg to Weldon
| in company with two North Carolina volunteers
| returning from the fight at Bethel Church. One of
these volunteers claimed to have shot Federal off
GER supposed to be Major Winthrop, of Boston
sibly son of the late Grenville Winthrop) one of
! General Buffers aids. lie had in his possession
| the watch and sword of the fallen offcer-the for
mer handsome tlme-piece, doubled cased and en-
closing two daguerreotypes of ladies, perhaps the
portraits of wife and sister, whose home has
now been made desoate by the madness of Gov
eminent which thus robs the hearths of the North
in its wicked and senseess onslaught upon the do
nestle affairs OF the South.
II will be noticed that the first prisoner made in
the fight was captured by the soldiers of the Bun
combe regiment, and that the musket taken from
him has been sent by the Asheville company as
trophy to our old friend, DR.. Hardy. Buncombe
has world wide reputation for talk, y but her
name will now be associated with something more
substantial than words Charleston Courier, June 10
ANOTHER ATHENS lNvENTIOx.-Necessity, they say,
is the mother of inventions As an illustration of
this fact we may mention that our near neighbor,
Mr. James NJ Royal, carriage maker, having ex-
hausted his supply of Northern bent felloes for
bugges and light carriages, and being unable 20 pro
any more from the North, set his wits to work
the other day, and the result is machine which
makes as NICE an article of the kind as was ever
exhibited in this any other market. Judges of
the article say that his eoes superior TO those
OF Northern manufacture, the timber being much
better
Mr. r. will, we understand, apply for patent |
In the meantime, we presume he will shortly be |
to furnish carriage makers with any |
quantity of feloes they may desire. This is anoth
err step towards Southern ependence-Attens /
(Ga) Hatchmda. i
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Majority AGAINST senaratinn

Majority against separation. ~ 207
This majority is not so large as was expected; and
| considering that about hundred of the truest
| and bravest men of the county were absent in
camp, and did not vote at home shows that the &C,
tual majority against separation is small indeedl
Jackson Wing, June II.
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WHAT LNCoINaS WAR Is GONG TO COsT THE
NoRrH.-The enormous indebtedness upon the
National and State Governments of the Northern
Confederacy, caused by LNcoLN's war of subju-
CATION upon the South may well excite the deep
est concern of the people upon whom the burden
will fall The New ork World of the 18th says:
Congress may as well make up its mind at
once for funded debt such as the country necer
get But this ought notreally TO excite any very
deep concern. At the time Of the first call for
troops, the government owned about one hundred
millions. Allowing two hundred millions for the
expenses OF putting down the rebellion-which is
very large estimate-and fifty millions to cover al
peace deficits. we shall have national debt of three
Hundred and fifty millions ~
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InsoIrent Notice.

TIME crdrs William J. Acree deceased Won are here
BY notified TO file Claims authenticated a. prescribed
oy law with the Clerk OF Weakly county Tennessee
fore the day November 1851 for pro rt1
as the claims win be adjudicated for pro distribution on
that day.
This June the 18th, 1861, A. w. AUzTEy
junel5-W4 prseeS5. Adniuistrator on ali e.tatta
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Lost Trunk.

ITO PRINTERS.--A gaod Job Printer will find EN-
, ployment at this ofice.
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TAKEN from the Depot OF the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road Broad street. Travelling Trunk covered
with Linen and marked the end "Dr William L Nichoi
Nashville liberal reward be given 10 returned 10 he
Freight Agent, or any other officer OF the Company
ON PERKINS,
1nneIS-tf General Superintendent
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WANTED TO RENT,
Dissolution.

THE firm CT MORGAN & WALLACE is this dsy Dissolved
by mutual consent w. B. Wallace is alone author zei 10
use the name the firm in liquidation.
W. MORGAN,
". B. WALLACE,
earnestly request all my friends TO call at b. Walis.
where viii be pleased TO serve them.
tunel9-2t e. W. MORGAN
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The BattIe az Great ReIheI

The New York Times, of the l4th is full of let.
tiers from its correspondents, and from officers and
soldiers in the Northern army, of the battle at
Great Bethel The strength, position, means of de-
Tense of the Yirgnians, are thus stated by one of
the letter-writers
After crossing a narrow but apparently deep
stream the road defects somewhat TO the left along
its side Just beyond the bridge The rebels hare planted
their battery, consisting at least Of one i12pO1md
rifle cannon and tlco field pieces line of intrench-
ments then followed the right side Of the road a
ditch only being between them. Their position was
excelently chosen.
In the meantime, Lieut. Col. Washburn with two
hundred and fifty men, had, by wide circuit reach
ed the rear Of the battery, and Il Is quite eUide1t
that The Confederate troops, 'ohO Il is determined
did not number sir hundred men, the point of
leaving the field.
So it seems, by their own confession. that the
Confederate troops numbered but six hundred men
and had but three cannon.
The attacking force numbered about five thou
sand men.
OF the loss of the No; therners, one of the letter
writers says:
We occupied a wood by their right flank, and
laid down to avoid the fearful fire they kept up for
two and halfhours. II ooGs horrible slaughter
NE Oldest soldiers l1ere sick al The sight
And another one, a volunteer writing to his
father in New York, complains % their guns and
adds:
1t is perfect butchery to send us so unarmed
against rifles that carry 400 yards with perfect &C
curacy. We shall be shot down like sheep, and the
hope had Of getting home again is narrowed down
10 decimal since the experience of yesterday.
saw six killed and wounded badly, close by me.
From all Of which we gather, that about five
thousand men we're embraced in the attacking par
~ that they attacked about six hundred rebels"
with three most four guns posted in batteries;
and that they were repulsed with loss of about
i've hundred men, killed, wounded and missing.
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THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESSCO..
mas established its oce the Nashville Pes.
Once, up stairs. east end entrancs Church street
TIE undersigned having formed COMPANY far the prr.s
OF letters, &C. to and from Southern Coaed
rate and agree furnish merchants and
DINERS their correspondence between Lsuisye and
a. intervals may be convenient 70 all parties
ooheefneu' TH0S Z JENKINS,
W A McQILL.
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SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE
CEN TRIAL COMMITTEES,
r. B. CHEATHAM
W. HY SMITH.
c.. K. WINSTON.
G. N. FOGG.
S. L. FINLEY.
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official Report of Col. Hill of the Battle
at Bethel,

YORKTOWN, Va, June IL, lSGl-The following
report has been made by Col. d. H. HILL of the lst
North Carolina regiment, TO Gov. Ellis
Hon. J. W. ELLIS. Governor of North Carolina
Sir: have the honor TO report that 500 men of my
regiment, and $50 Virginians were engaged for g
hours with a regiments of the enemy, at Bethel
Church, nine miles from Hampton.
The enemy made three distinct and well sustained
charges, but were repulsed by heavy loss Our
cavalry pursued them for six miles, when their
treat became total route. Fearing that heavy re
iniorcements would be sent up from Fortress Mon
roe we fell back at nightfall upon our works at
lorktoWn. / regret TO report the loss Of one man
Killed, private Henry L. Wyatt, Edgecombe Guard,
and seven wounded
The loss OF the enemy, by their own confession,
was l50, but it may be safely estimated at $50.
Our regiment behaved most CALAMITY Not
man shrsnk from his post showed symptoms of
fear. When more at leisure, will give you de-
tailed report of the operations
Our heavenly Father has most wonderfully in
terposed to shield our heads in the dav of battle
nto His great name be all the praise for our sue
cess. With much respect
D. H. HILL,
Col. OF LIST Regiment of n. c. Volunteers.
A gentleman informs US, as from a perfectly reli-
BILE source that letter was found on the person of
Captain Waldrop, who was slain in the late battle
at Bethel Church. or County Bridge directed to his
daughter, in which he said that he had not made
much Roadway as yet; that hehad captured twenty
negroes and when he had made sale of them he
would send her nice present.
Msgruderis men express the most extreme salts
faction with his conduct, and say they will follow
him anywhere.
The bearer of the flag of truce stated that FIVE
regiments had taken part in the battle. The return
Of the watch and sword taken from the person of
Waldrop was requested. The watch will be re-
turned, but not the sword.
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The Company refer the citIzs of the Southern COrsdey
q PEARL, Esq, Cashier City BANK
JOHN kIRKEAs, ESQ, President Union Rapk
D WEAyfR, Esq Cashier Planters' BANK
Messrs DOUsIAs 4 Co, Merchants
-" WHELKss & 90, Bankers
IC Persons in the South DESTROYS AZ aend;r Ia, % a..
FEDERAL Government will please direct sane 10 Ausrea
ser 6ss Co.. uneer covert enclosing ten cents for ear
rag In the first place, will require tbe pre payment Of
me Coniederate postage to reach Nashville snd Gov4rnent
cent envelope beyond this and tae caraqs added
aeove ten cents Let it be understood that nide envel
one should addressed to the it intended
ard the outside envelope to our address.
FEDERAL Government envelopes to he had OF this
city JENKINS MeGILL.
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from the valuation for cash, except same shoud be At xix
dollars when the cash price will dollars
Pamphlets scrptive Of the lards SOIL climate productions
prices, and terms Of payment be had
J. W. FOSTER, Land Commissioner,
Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the OF the towns Villages situated upon
the Illinois Central Railroad pages ls. 1884, $780, ApDIe
toms Railway Guide.
ap23-dtW&w6m
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ErDsrsDAr MORNING. JUNE 10, 1851.
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at six and six per cent
payable respectively in two, hree four nve years
from date OF sale and four notes fer principal
ave, six, and from date Of contract stpu
sng that tenth Of the tract purchased shall and
cultivated each and for five data
sale that at Of i've onehaf fenced and
under cultivation
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NOTICE.
NOTE for abo ut $3.50, payable to order Of Wood
- and signed P. Williams 4 Co has been By me.
As mis- note is nov cancelled by another IL is Vsaeles
persons are warned not TO traie for ii found
junel6-u HADEN GENTRY Jr
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DAILY IS TRLWEEKLY Sc; WEEKLY 81
EvAR1ABLT II ADVANCE.
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). o. az ITIrH, =. o. pUKEmeToNI JNo. 0. BURoB
LEON. TRoUsDALH THOMAS S. MARI.
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AMERICA
LETTER EXPRESS co.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05
U N N E w ELLIS
u NY e r S. A. i

UNIV AL
G O @ g H r E LED /!
By its simplicity and perfect adaptation TO ali
! Throat G,d lung Complaints, from infancy to old
age asks for special attention. So strictly the
laws of Medicine conformed to, that ask the same
freedom of in di-ease, its strict natural fea
ture, that would of food to hunger Both are an
alogous, and both untrue unless they can be ap
piled to the letter. Therefore, from WHooPINe
CouGH, the terror of childhood, TO Lung Complaints
common to all ages, IT rs A RFNEDY.
E u N N E w E l. LIS
T o LU A N o D Y N
The Great -NsErGEgfc, SpGsmOdfc and
.N-erOOWs Remedy, and also the Great
est a"d only 1vatIr@t OpfHts sUsT gfC-
en- to fEse World
The perfect freedom with which Physicians are
asked to investigate this splendid and much needed
0piate, by Formula, or trial of the Anodyne, both
of which will be sent on demand, and the free ac-
ceptancc of all who have used it, and also its splen
did results In of Neuralgia Headache Of every
kind. determinations, Tooth and Ear Ache, Loss of
Sleep, Delfrium Tremens, Cholera MOS bus. Dysen-
terry, &C. DC, is enough to call attention, ask
After six years of trials ami Results, the ToJu
Anodyne aud Universal Cough Remedy fairly
before the world, and trust AL who know will do
the Justice to investigate by trial, compare I'LL
suggestions of testimonials in the pamphlets to be
found with all dealers, or will be sent free - by
me, and then by the real merit they possess, lift
them above all charges or imputstions of qnaekery
Prices within reach of all.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor
Practical sPharna ace1ifSst.
Principal Office, No. 8 Commercial Wharf
t-s BOSTON
ES-Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
KELLER & WHITE, Wholesale S Retail Agents,
apl3 EVANSVILLE, md.
SHOT .S~E-U LEAD.
AZ 10 kegs Bar Lead,
5 q Drop shot-assorted,
aF 90 Buck [" Sc for sale by
may23 ORR, DALZELL & co.
Nh JESS GOOE1S.
Nj We have again received another addition 10
our already large stock of Dress Goods of every
description. SCHAPKER BUSTING,
may24 No 40 Main StreeT.
~RE.aT Fails @q.N-E1 ETkCAw sE US-
w LINS.. We have all grades of Bleached Shin t.
ing and Sheeting of the above brands. They have
reputation like " Iglehearts Flour " and " Mer-
rilnac Prints never exceled.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
ap23 No 40 Main street.
MhMM HILLS. MESS PORK.
AOU IN store and for sale by
july CRANE & BROWN.
KHlAHHTE LEAD.
w 80 kegs ST. Louis White Lead, to arrive
will be sold very cheap for cash, by
maya SAMUEL ORR.
TZyL.96f Fill 81 EeL.GGs
IN We have a twenty foot Flag, of excellent ma
terial, for sale. SCHAPK Err & BUSTING,
lnayI6 NO AZ Malu street.
EDE.S.H X SrE .assskD sN-E SK.s.0-YO CK |
Az POTATOES. 800 bags extra choice Pink I
Eye and Neshannock Potatoes, just received at
Hy3 H. A. COOKS.
AgsEzK" saSN~ED COUNTY ORDERS
u Wanted fn exchange for Goods
Mt Schapker & Busstng'a.
51lyA2 No AZ Main Street.
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eHhISTlAA unILMA ~
KRATZ- & HETLMAN.
1888 CITY FOIINDRYf
MAHlUfAoTuREIsANDBunDEHsoF srEAM

80 ---.t. CITY FOUNDRY
MAEUFACTUREBSAND BUILDERS OFsTEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mi Machinery, Tobacco scrswa
Cumming Machines, Gliueae Sugar Cane Mile,
. Thrasillg Iaehines, d5c.
HYNTE PROPRTETORs or THE CITY rom
~ dry beg leave to inform their friends and tina
public in general, that they prepared 60 do al
kinds Of
- MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
and everything appertaning 70 the Foundry busla
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM EkGiErs AVA
BoTLERs Of any size and power required, Saw MiiI
leTy and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Cam.
ming Machines, Thrashiug Machines, EIalt Mills
HorsepcWer7 COru-sheilera, Machinery OF all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Bfass CASTING OF
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest lrl-
proved patterusi Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BRENERS, DlsTIL bEGS. RECTIFI Frs Ht
Sheet Iron Work Brewing kestas Bah-iaersforz
Attemp orarUrs, Spares. ctfiinalls and Worms on
an improved princi lo- Co eflus for Alcohol StiIs
Yeast Jugs, Cans, syphCuss Lc,s Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass nnd Irau Punps Of every
variety for heer, spirits, oil, e Brnss Cocks end
waves Steam " hiaIlest a,e
Norknen sent TO ali parts 70 lt uP work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers Copper and Sheet Iroh
Work. &c. ----- -..--
,.,.-. OLD META rs BOUGHT.
They are dealing IN and selling Alen's Improved
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
stephen Hughes blour separat0rs, German Bolt.
ing Cloth Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hone, DO
Pig lroni Babit Metftl, spelter, Fire Brick
Ihey have every facility Of the best Machinery
them, their ihdividual attention. fliino orsers
promptly Varranting their work. aud are satisfied
with reasonable prices. ...--..
60 Office and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main stree &
Eoundely, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop GA Pine
street between First ocond Streets Evans
vile. Indiana. doc7
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WORM CANDY.

Sa nto-nin'e Lo zeng es.
ME Offer these Lozenses with ut disguise 70
wv their composition As their name imports.
they depend for their efficacy up0u Santoniue alone
the lately discovered active principle Of the Bu-
rOpe8d or Levauf Worm Seed
Z all the merit which q hahn for medicine
is the purity Of the Sautouine which h contains and
the careful manner in which it has been incorno-
rated with and distributed through She mass FROM
which tha Lozenges have been formed.
To be sure of these mi9rtaut points, We ha-
them prepared at the EGu isvllie Chemical Works,
where the .Santonne.is lrst tested for ii8 purity
and then combined Ia the Loleuce 90 sach way a.
to retain its properties aud virtues unchanged.
To the Profession presenta valuable aud we'll
known medicine in a convenient aud attractive
form Of uniform and known strength-fhe direc-
tioBs indicating the dose Of santonine according ~
the IT, s.. p. .-'-
To the public offer a remedy far Worms efi
eacious, safe, and pleasant con stationary, at
moderate price.
For sale by all reputab'e Druggists throughout
the South or West. WILSON PETER 3 Co.,
d&w6m. Main ST.
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q vV-HU&HHs.

@la.&- R.s.E.D WITH II FULL STOCK
~ of OUEFNsVARE, FRENCH AND ENG
LISH, CHINA, GLASSWARE, TEA IRA rs,
AND TABLE CUTLERY, for the Fall trade, at
Cincinnati prices, which will save ten per cent. in
freight and charges to all parties below the Falls.
No. Is Main street, Evansville, Ind.
Es9 Assorted Crates for the country trade on
hand septic
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INCORPO RATED 1910

G H A r T e z 2 q r P e T Q A L
With Successful Business Experience Of
F L TT q "a II S.