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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Head Quarters, ohio militia.
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE,

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COLUMBUS, November 14th, 1861.
To the County Military COMMITTEES:
The time has come when the Army Of Ohio
must be completed. Our gallant Navy, which
has never yet disappointed the Nation, has es-
tablished a base Of operations upon the shores
of South Carolina. Another will be establish
cd on the Gulf Loyal men of Eastern Tenn
essee invite US to the heart Of the rebel confed-
cracy. The Union men of the South are
throwing off the fetters ofa tyranny which has
bound them. North Carolina having yielded
to force, is anxious TO return to her allegiance.
Friends everywhere viii welcome those who
come as their deiverers from despotism The
day of terrorism is drawing to q close, and the
movement of rcvulsion has commenced. 1t
leeds but the vigorous prosecution Of move
ments alleady inauguiatcd TO bring it to hap
py conclusion, aud all the signs promise
brighter tomorrow.
Now is the time to strike. The dcliverance
of the Nation rests with the people. In this
day, Ohio must do nobly her part. She has
already done much, but much more she is able
to do To the great Northwest belongs the
work of opening the Mississippi. This river
is ours, and we need it. No longer should
rebel batteries be allowed to cut US off from
direct communication with the Ocean. Our
honor and interest alike urge US to tho effort.
The warm sun of the South invites us TO a
winter campaign. Kentucky, and large por'
tion of Tennessee, will join US in the march.
Union men will hail with delight their deliver
ance from the pressure of an intolerable des-
potism, and if we are true to ourselves and to
them, the spring will open upon reunited
people.
Ten days more can be allowed for the com
pletion of Regiments now forming in camps.
Within that time much may be done. and by
the 25th CT November, Ohio can contribute, at
least thirty>fvo thousand more pen Of her
soldiers to the great column en- route for Nash
vile and New Orleans.
To the accomplishment of This great object,
the instant, earnest, and combined efforts o.
officers. committees and patriotic citizens, is
most urgently invoked. Companies are now
more valuable than regiments viii be in the
| spring, if the rebellion is allowed to survive
the winter. Now, when the rebel cunfcdcracy
seems TO be staggering, is the time TO strike,
and the blows being vigorously followed up,
the victory will be ours, and the stars, upon
our banner once more represent a united Ma
! tion. G. Z. BUCKINGHAM,
149jutant General, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

THE NEWS.

The only startling event Of the week, con-
nected with the rebellion, is the capture of j.
". Mason, of Virginia, and John Slidcll, Of
Louisiana, who had been appointed by the JEFF.
Davis usurpation Ministers TO England and
France. and having succeeded in escaping from
Charleston and reaching West India port,
where they took British mail and pass enger
steamer for Southampton, supposed, as did their
friends in S-cessa, that they had accomplished
their purpose. The capture of these noted
traitors has turnsd the rebel rejoicings into
lame ltations, and visions of triumphs on the
part OF the emiEsarieS in the courts of France
and England, have changed tothe sad realities
Of residence within the gloomy walls OF Fort
Warren, with the not improbable contingency
Of a gallows in the future.
On "Wednesday Gen. Mcclellan reviewed
fifty thousand men on the West side Of the
Potomac, their efficiency eliciing universal
cOmmcntlaiiOD-andt the latest dispatches an-
nounce the crossing OF large numbers Of load
which is construed as Indicating pending
forward movement
ten. Dix has moved large force into North
amptoD and Aecomac counties. Va, which lie
on the eastern shore of Chesapeak Bay, on the
extreme southern point of the Peninsula scpa-
rating the Bay and the Atlantic. The rebels
had recently been somewhat demons Irative in
that region, but the presence Of our troops has
wrought a change.
Gen. II ,secrans is still trying to get at
Floyd and his rebel gang. but thus far they
have succeeded in clulng him; and report
says they have actually mithdrawn from the
kanawha region.
The reported grand victory at Piketon, KY.
turns out to have been comparatively insig-
nifeant nffar-our troops achieving a
victory, though on u small scale. The troops
that had approached Cumberland Gap have
fallen back and there are 10 Indications of an
immediate advance in that direction. Present
movements seem TO indicate an importing dem
Onstration down the Mississippi, and the reb-
els at Memphis unl other points on the river
are highly excited on tho subject and excessive
ly alarmed.
In Missouri, except an occasional skirmish
with varied success. nothing has occurred
worthy Of note. Tic army lately in the south
west part of the State is reurning to St. Louis
with the view, it is supposed, of joining in
mc,litated movements down the river.
From Port Royal there is nothing of nl.
portance, Our troops had landed and were
busily engaged in strengthening their position,
while most of the fleet had gone South, des-
tined, it Is supposed, for Pensacola, from which
point important news is now laily looked for.
The other naval expeditions, preparations for
which have been rapidly progressing at the
several Navy yards will soon be ready 10 de-
part.
According to accounts in rebel papers the
| Union men Of East Tennessee have not only
burnt Rail Road bridges and cut the telegraph
wires but they are ASSEMBLING in force at va
rious points. arming, aud preparing Tor hostii
ties. 1t is a great pity they cannot have tho
aid Of portion Of the Union troops now in
Kentucky.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

BEAUFORT, is fnvorite summer resort
Of the Geoigians and South Cnrolirians. is sit
mated on Port Royal Island. about p mi es
from the sea, fronting on the Beaufort riveg,
which comes down into Broad river near the
opening Of the sea-. There is Is to s feet Of
water all the way mp the river 10 Beaufort
The village is small having about l 900 white
inhabitants. Beaufort district, in which il is
situated is one Of the most import Mt districia
Of South carolina. 1t has the pre-cmincnce. or
being the largest r;ce-growing county in the
United Stn'es, In $50 it produced A ,23O
O82 pounds Of rice, l2,G72 bales Of cotton.
492,67l bushels Of corn. 465,077 of sweet po-
tatocs. AT that time the population of the
district WAS G,52G free whites and 32,279
slaves. The principal town of the district is
GilIisonville. some twenty-five or thirty miles
,iQm STA. The Charleston and Savannah rail
road passes through the district. but not near
!he sea coast.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

case, in charge of some retired British Utheer
aud mail agent. No resistance was made by
the officers Of the Trent, but the arrests pro
duced great CONSERVATION among tae families
and attendants Of the prisoners
The trunks belonging to the parties arrested
were also taken, and are on board the San ia
cintO, which pu. Into FJrircss Monroe to coal,
and is now en- route 10 New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

A Goy 70 aE PRorD GA Wisconsin far
NOR wrote urgently to his son, minor who
hGd enlisted. that he must al least return home
I'LL harvesting was fni<hel, rs he could not get
help al any price, and lie had large amount
ofthrashing that must be dong. TO this Young
American replied: "Drar Father | can't go
home at PRESENT. l should be very pjad to
help you but Uncle Sam has got O mighty
bigger job ofth'cshing on hand thanyou have,
aud I'm bonnd to see him out Of the woods
first"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Cazctte.J
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.
THE gL1DELL AND MASON AFFAIR.

THE cLIDEIL AND MASON AFFAIR.
Although law prcccdents appear to be plcn.
ty with Capt. Wilkes, Lord Lyons is very
noisy, and although compelled TO be fIicially
silcut, is unofIicially impudent. In all his con-
versations he assumes that there will be no
qaestion between his Government and ours,
because the latter will apologize and return
Mason and Slidell. Many dipIomatisIs, includ
ing some friendly to US, express unrcs"rve9Iy
the opinion that there will Je a war with En-
gland; they perceiving what seems 10 escape
Lord Lyons, that we shall not be bullicd out Of
our just rights, and that England cannot treat
Us as she habtuully treats weak nations Rev.
erdy johnson At first thought the law against
Wilkes, but investigation has satisfied him that
1t was on his side.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

GENERAL MoRGAN.-Ihe telegraph says a.
mopg the reject appointments of Brigudiers is
Gen. Morgan OF Ohio Undoubtedly this is
George ". Morgan, late Minister to Portugal
Gen. Morgan soryed with great honor and dis
tinction in Mexico, qad will, beyond al doubt,
make a good officer. lie is likely to make an
active one, as one of his friends anl acquain-
tunces said of him day or two ago, that
Morgan would not feel ike himself AZ lay If
he didn't do some fighting before breakfast"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

TN pursuance order OF the Probate Court OF Del
aware county, Ohio, made the 25th day Of JHncs
u. J1 in the OF Raymond burr AdHnlnistrat0r
of the Estc Harriet Wiss deceased, against Andrew
Wise AMI others, the undersigned will, the sd
day Of November A. D. 1851 at O'Clock p. at the
dOUr tho Court House in DcHware in said county,
offer public sale the undivided half Of the follow
ing describe re esLIte situated In Delaware county
Ohio, and in the south cornOr Of LOt
No in section No 2 in township No. a. In ran &c No.
49, United States Military Survey, and described rs
follows Beginning stone an post set IN the spot
where old post stood the south west corner of
sal Lot No. l, AMI south east cDrner OF Lot No b;
north degree along the lot line between
AMI Avs h.ty poles AID Hty six hundrsdhB
IL pole Il Il post the division corner 81
along the division line Of said lot thirty
5 100 poles "a stone post; thenee south
one degree Grty pn,s and 56-IOO Of pole
sstunp post tie south line Of said lot NJ thence
north eight degrees forty minutes along the
south line said lot No. an tbs line between said
EIt and lot No. 2. thirty 5lOO poles to the place
of beginning, beig the slmc prem ses conveyed by l.
J. Richardson to Harriet W.se containing ten acres
Or less.
AlSn, tn, following promises situated in Delaware
county Of Ohm, and being Iit No. ~ in range TO-
township 4, and section =, containing 81 Of land
or less.
Terms OF sale-One- third cash in hand the sIny Of
sale OneIhrd in AMI uhe-ihird u twU year, from
the day Of Saei deferred pa yments he secured by
mortgage the premises sold, bear
the rate Of per csLt pVr annum
r. BCRR, administrator
nr Estate Of Harriet Wise.
Oct. rs, 1861. s4,37 cit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
The Board of Control of tie s,et. rank of

The Board of Control Of tie StGte Pank Of
Ohio held its regular semi-annual meeting at
Columbus the present week. One of the prn-
.cipal measures under consideration was the :
5-k9 pcr cent. National Loan. The following
resolution was adopted:
"ResoLred, J.. that the Branches of the State
BFlsk-be uecoEnepde@ TO take such an amount
Of the United States y &atioHal BIO Loan as
the local Boards of Directors deem expedient,
and they sell and dispose of the same as want
cd by their cus:omerS;-Ihe ot;get being for
the Branches to all the General. Goyerument,
and to assist in furnishing said loan to the cit.
izens of Ohio"
Subscriptions have already been made by
, vf1een of the thirty-six branches, amounting in
the aggregate 10 s 268,o5O,OO The subscrip-
lions by the remaining branches it is antcipa-
ted Sii swe she sum 10 half u milion-and
the subscriptions of the independent Banks,
when added, will doubtless make the amount
Of the patriotic loan taken by the monied in
stitutions of the State pot less than three quar-
ters Of million
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
TO The Rescue ]
Founders Wanted for The 18th Regiment
q Y T. G

Toltmieers Wanted for The 18th Regiment
o.. v, L. s. A.
Col, G. G. Gilbert. Commander.
NOL GILBERT Is a graduate OF West Point, and mas
~ been instructor 10 that military school, lie has
had Anecn years experience in tie regNar army; and
has many occasions diatnRd shOd A!nRef as an nf
hcCr, not only in tie Mexican war but on our weetcrn
frontier in skrmlEhcS aud battles with the Indians
Ills SrAFT OyncEEs AEE MES oE KxoulS vAtoR 81
Under the order Of the Adluant General have open
cd recruiting office IN Delaware for the enlistment of
volunteers for the above Regiment now m csD,n a.
Zanesrlle am authorized TO say that privateG m tho
18th will be paid from SlS TO s3S per month with
bounty OF $780, bssldcs olotAtn ara ratinne ~,
date Of their enlistment Ana TO give positive assuran
ces that they W be marched to Kentucky as 5.n "A
in condition 10 leave camp. -
Apply at the law onlce u Red & Etor
W, w. WILLS,
NOV. 3 'dl-c lNccroElng ON ser.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Berkshire, Nov. u. 1S61.-*tf
HARDWARE,
C. D. POTTER & CO.
TEAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOS
III com plctc assortment OF
American and Foreign Hardware


Il com plctc assortment OF
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and Swcdcs Iron;
NayloI's Cast, h b. Gt1 main, A B. Spring, Steel;
Ton T. V r and American Nail Rod
Wagon, Buggy, Sulky and Scat Springs, of Eastern
Axcls, Vices, Anvi's, Bellows, kc. Coil Chain l1o,
"a and 716; Log, Halter and Breast Chains Cow Ties
lump Cham anu Tube, Bolts, Nuts Washers &c.;
200 Boxes frs quality Glass, from !x9 SOx4O (any
size cut To order sash, Lools and Blinds furnished
at manufactures prices;
Pants-whtc and Red Lead in oil aud dry, French
ZINC, White LitharSge, Venitian Red, Whiting, &c;
Turpeutnc, Insced Oh and Putty;
Brushes-I'ant Earnish, Whitewash. Horse and Shoe,
300 dozen Locks and Int1hcs a complete assortment;
200 dozen GreeHwoods Butts 100 doz. Wrought Broad
Narrow, Table and Brass Buts; Palmers Blind and
GrcedBoods Congress Butts; Blind Fastenings aud
Slsl Locks cord Gimblct. pointed Screws.
TAB l. L; G u TIER
G r. Co would respectfully cali the attention Of
housekcepcrs and others their stock fTablcCutlrry
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoa and comm "a IIlnIies, with and tined Steel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvcrs;
80 doz: Pocket Cutlery 70 different vareti'si
Axrs-RObcrts, Whites Ilml's, Smmond's, Brooks
iroiher's Broad Axes Hunts and Simmond's Bench 1,
Shingle and Iathing IIutchCts;
Augurs-Mwright's, Carpenters, c. s. and common
BittsClark's Graduated, ChurChlll's Hammer Twist
L'Hummedicu's and common.
Chs0a-C. :. Socket, MurtisR, PAIRING and Farmer
Saws-I.ea and Icuvit's Muay and sash, English and
American Cut, shepherd Irving's, Spear Jack
son's, and other makes hand Panncl Rip, Tenon and
Compass Saws.
Bench Planes, Iumbs Levels, &c.
uandlcs--Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel Tick,
Cute hinges, Substituting and common 1000 strap and
hinges; Wrought Rasps and Staples Gate Iatches
Whips Whip Lashcs and Hide Whips Patent and Imam
clcd Leather; EmAlnecd Carriage Ci0ths Oil Table
Cloths aud OIL Carpet, Saddcry and Harness Trim
m.ngs shoe Kit, u good aSsurtpgnt Bird Cages
CLASSES, Canary See etc, together with thousand
other utlcl's TO which the attention OF the public Is
respectfully nvited Hu- .26 s9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Field for Promotion!
500 BOUNTY.
Regular Army-Three Yeas seryies!
To Tie Young Nen Of D~lltrarc County.
[Irom the Columbus Journal.l
ONE MORE APPEAL.
Only BIG Men needed to fill up the lst
and ID BItialions 18th Reg. U. 5. Infantry.


and ID BAtiaions 18th Reg. U. 5. Infantry.
Young Men Of Ohio, thank you for the response 10
my earlier calls! Tho twelve Companies in camp
surpassed in any Regiment, for sobrety, deNs
tiOn to duty and ambition to excel An honorable ser
vice will be assigned you; and ark, that you viii At
supply the needed Suota to OIL tile four additional
Companies.
Franklin, Delaware. stark Lucas, Mont gomary, and
Licking counties have each furnished company, and
additional from thcSe counties will increase the
number Of til ir friends in this Eervice. knox RcSs,
and other courtes are RAPIDLY competing for Io lar
g'st quota.
The Sd Battalion progresses rapidly at Pittsbargh
ami young in Eastern Ohio enlist there il they
prefer. All will soon b. together.
ans de Regular illay from this Regiment and oIh-
will be, from the ell as old reeruits when
u more men shall enlist.
Each man, upon reaching Camp, will be entitled 10
receive
sack, Ilaversack, Cantcen, &c.
Army Blankets.
Overcuaf,
Dress Hst, with Plume and Ornaments,
Fatigue Cap,
{, Dress Coat, Scales, &c.
2pr q" Trowscrs,
. pr" ScwcJ shoes,
Flannel Shirts, rtwers, Socks, &c.
The supplies Of clothing, shoes, &C, above named,
By Act or Congress ''aH GsGniies aud prireges NAT
hare been, shall Le, granted 10 Founders, IRE SHaraH
tied to RsgUldrS.
The Soldiers Home"
provided for disabled Regular Soldiers, who Gcsirs
its comforts and all Pension LAWS cnurc 10 their eeno
1T.
The 18th Regiment is numerically the largest In
the Regular Army upon yuu 10 depends who her IL
shall be the nrst iiled o its complete quota.
II is possible o enter service and maintain
high a moral aui religious character at your homes.
Men of different faith have npie provision for its
oymrnt: and those who have adopted none are 50 far
uticnced by the restraints and discipline enfOrc ed
that profanity has becoc rare and the feAdg ~
Heod tear-to trust their within The nhucnoe and
associations that surround the Camp.
l appeal Ito you) not alone from personal IriPe
in the regiment l called to command, bat for
the cause and il shall benny pleasure and stu
dy to minister your comfort men, proficiency
soldiers, and, together 20 labor for eonm@n cause,
eaYng the issue Of our Abprs with the God Of Batrs
HENRY q. CARRlNGT0S,
Colonel Commanding,
18th Reg. L. s. Inf.
For further particulars apply 20
H. GANSENOORT RAnC1IFF,
lst Lieut.. Is Inf.
Delaware, o., Oct. rs lstI-sK .l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
FOR SALE.

A LARGE COMFORTABLE RES
fESA "A lDENCE, on Main street, contain <A
kiA ing rooms besides Bathing Room, Wash EIkL
Room and Collar.
Also II Y acres Of land House and Barn Fast side
the river. ]. RANNlN.
delaware. March 20, '6I.-+u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
ug. <. rrTs NJ x51s ~ gx s III.

,hA7H - rag u'fE .H HfATAf0&. NHfc,l
TEEREHN tenders hi9 Professional Services 20
IA .HH 't-t. .. .EtaF t.H FfH--
CU- hlHHl.t.-= N-..- ir.-Err- aE 1as .F|vs,g at
nearly iaegtT .tf. .s ~. 10 ... .AaF .l. tu--,e
yT tain ts his professor. o.. 1HI Ht. .u L3CcclcHi
To tllut, vino naed rhysVlln. 5pogai attention l,in
be given CHRONIC DISEASES and to all pccuia
WoMEN CHILDREN. ollce and residence Hi
rect
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
For Sale.
MILITARY Gard.

A GOOD HORsE and SPRING WAGON. Call dowI
IA at n. Ely h co.'s.
July l., lsc1.-ftr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

The explosion Of thc laracst rebel gun at
Columbus killed eight men, including three Of
fcers. Gen. Folk was laid up several days by
its concus5ion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

NT 0TICE is hereby given that the unders gRed have
IN been duly appointed and Qlah6ed an AdnSiaiEtra-
of tho Estate Of lillian Osborn deceased, late of
Delaware county, o. All parsons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
SUSANNA oSRO1N, \
NV. l. 81. PsrER SCIcLTE NAu 's'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

The Bankers Of New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, have just givcn additional proof
Of their confidence in the Gosoruaent 10y ia
king the third fifty millions of tAe1~3IO per
cent. loun making liz all one hundred and
fifty millions taken by the monicd Institutions
of those cities
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

Broad Cloths, Cassimcrls,
Casl.mcietts. Jeans, Twceds, Sattinctts,
Farmers & Mechanics Cassmeres,
Vestings, Has, Caps, Boots & SHOES,
Lace, Edgings and Embroidcries,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies' & Gents Long and SqIare Shawls,
Broche. Plush ard 1'hibet Shawls,
Dress Snk', Ginghaps,
PLAIN and Paid Flannels,
Ticking, ClccIs, Drills,
Cotton F.annels,
Brown and B.eached Sheetings,
Irish Linens, Canlbrics, Jaconetts,
French and English Meriuoes,
Alpaccas, Mo!Iuirs, Iaramettas,
I.nindS, IIela ines, Prints,
G.ovcs, Hosiery, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Yankee Notions, &c sc.
In fact, VERY EXTENSIVE ALL KINDS OF
Dry Go1s, Crockery, Elrthen Ware, Glass Ware Sta
Loncry. Wall and Wn-oAy Papers SCHOOL Books,
Blank BOokE, Hard Ware, Wooden Ware Paints
Oils. Coal Oil, coal OIL LamlS and Shades Cor-
fee Mills, brushes, Table and Pocket Cutie
ry, Sausage Cutsc.s, Wood Saws, Hand
saws, Meal Seves, Baskets, Buggy
and Wagon WHIPS, SIovels anu
Spades, MIuure Forks,
Nails, Glass, Sash, Cast Steel, HatcIets, Ares
Hammers, Churns, Tin Hare Stone Warc,
and many other articles comprising FULL ARp COMPLETE
AsS1kTNENT, ALI. AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAN. TO
PLEASE, SO CALI WITH rOCR if you Yant to
save the usual profits made Goods.
E. CARNEY.
Berkshire, Nov. u. 1S61.-*tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

The force of Chic, now in tic field. consists
of forty-two regiments and six companies Of in
fantry, Twelve batteries Of artillery, and seven
companies of cavalry. OF the infantry rcgi
ments twenty-thrce are in Virginia, under com
mand 0? General Rosecrnns. Sixteen are m
Kentucky, under command of Gen. Bucl. Two
in Missouri, under command of Gen IIaIeck
Two IN Ohio-onc at Gallipolis, the other at
Marietta-where they have Lcen recently sent
to guard those points aguinst anticipated raids
from Virginia rebels, WHO have made threats
that they will burn them in retaliation for the
destruction of Guyandotte by the Union
troops.
In recent skirmish on the Kanawha, Col
Croghan, Of Kentucky, commander of the rcb-
el troops engaged, was shot in the bowels and
fatally wounded, dying in our camp within a
few hours after receiving the wound.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

n0NE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
~ short nutcc-matcrial ant work n.iship warrant
cd To be tbs best-priccs ow-eave your orders the
Large Stove and Tin Store Of T. EVANS, JR.