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Supervisor Knox offered the following res
olution, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the below delinquent
school house tax for sub.district No. 5, &C.
lunbia township, be levied on. the tax book
of 1861, by order of the Board of SUPERVISE
School House tax unsolicited for sub-dis-
trict No. 5, in district of Columbia township,
Wapello county, Iowa, for the year 1857,
with names OF individuals and tracts Of lard
which are delinquent for school house pur.
poses,
G. w. Dashiell, sec. l6, tip 73,nrl5 100
Noah Dotflemyrc go
Samuel Goodwin, 90
n. L. johnson, W !, nc t, nw4
sec2l, tip % r Is LEO
jerry Speed, 81 mel 3a, I" 7Sr15 500
Fracis Myers W ne / sec 20.tp 73r Is /, 90
Paul Arnold (Cass tp.) So
Widow Pinser, n e 1 and WI Incl
sec &c tp 73rl5 1,2o~
VIM. BYRUN, Sub Director.
May al, 1861.
Bill of X. Fisher that was laid over at the
last session was taken up and referred to
Committee on Claims.
The petition of Cynthia A. Demcriss was
presented and ordered to be filed, and tho
Clerk authorized to draw an order in favor
of CYNTHIA A. Delneriss for the sum of 800.
Supervisor Hinsey offered the following
resolution, which was on motion adopted
Resolved, That A. nj. Bonnificld be en-
ployed to foot the Assessors book for Wash.
ington township, and bring in his bill for the
same, and that said amount be deducted
township.
II bot AeO L.
lowed for services on election notices, ST.
On motion the Board adjourned until 3,
o'clock P. M.
afternoon Sessiop.-,TLe Board met pur-
suant to adjournment,
Supervisor Knox chairman Of Tax Books
Committee presented the following report,
which was on motion concurred in:
The committee on tax books would report
that the total amount of County Orders out
standing is $3,S17 "a; that the current ex-
pense of the FISCAL yeaf ending june LIST,
1862, is estimated at $1400; making total
indebtedness of the county, June LIST, 1862,
Of $17S1774. To meet this, the county has
delinquent tax on tax book of 1S6O, $7,747 81
As there will be probable delinquency of
the same amount at the end Of the fiscal year
1862 on the tax book of 1861, the committee
therefore Oeeni II necessary 10 levy county
tax Of four mills per dollar on the total tax
able property Of the county, which will raise
a revenue Of near 81, 900; also a levy of one
mil for school purposes.
p KNOX, Chairman.
The following report was presented by the
chairman on County Officers:
We, the Committee on County Officers,
after having settled with the County Treas
q AZ r IL 4. 4
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Especial dispatch to the Hawk-Eye.l
WAsHiNGToN, June ds.-Three reg
irents, including Cavalry, rendezvous
.at Burlington-one at Council Bluffs
:. Two, Thousand stand Of arms forward
.ed today 80 .zaawtserr =
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PROBABLE RETREAT or THE REBELS FROM
MANASSAS GAP!
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THE WAR.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
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Amount interest collected from January
7th to April1st, 1861 $245, SO
Amt interest In Treasury, Jan. It'll, 1851 1.6l6,6S
ei,s6a0i
Amt interest distributed April let, 1861 i,S64,0l
Amount principal collected from January
7th to June 1t, 1861, N,3l4,50
Amount loaned out In pametlH 1,264,5O
Amt in Treasnrer's hands June list, 1851, 5000
Amount interest collected from February
Oh to june ist, 1861, $s12, As
Amt interest in Treasury June LIST, 1861 6l2, As
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
THE SEAT OF WAR.
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P. KNOX, Chairman.
Said report was on motion adopted.
The Chairman on Claims reported favor.
able on the following bills:
A. Baldwin, smithing, $500
d r Swope, services TIP. Clerk, 14,l0
E. D. Black, g 27,15
Levi Summer, sweet potato plants
for poor farm 1,5o
Richard Fisher bill $500 allowed
only 1926,
Said report was on motion concurred in,
and allowances made for the same
Supervisor Hinsey offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolced, That the Clerk be authorized
and required to transcribe the proceedings
in full at the close Of this session and fur
nish them to the Ottumwa Courier for pub
lication.
Supervisor Neville offered the following
resolution, which was on motion adopted:
Resotced, That if the editor of the Demo-
cratic Union will publish the proceedings ON
the same gratuitous terms that the Courier
proposes he may have the manuscript to en-
able him to do so.
Supervisor Knox offered the following res
Olution
Resotoea, That the assessment of Domi.
nick Schlagarter, Of Polk township. for road
poll tax be and is hereby abated, and that the
Cltrk give him a certificate to that effect
The resolution was adopted, and certir-.
cate given.
Supervisor IIinsey offered the following
resolution:
R.solre1, That the sum of seventy five
dollars out of the bridge fund be appropriated
to each of the three following places, to-wit
For bridge across Big Cedar. in Pleasant
township, on the road running from Bladens-
burg to Fairfield also for a.bridge aero S.
Avery, in the northeast cornerof Cass town
ship, on the road leading on the south side
ofthe Des Moines river, from Chillicothe to
Eddyvile; also across Village Creek, in Kec-
kuk township, on the road running from
Ottumwa to Bloomfield: provided, that one
hundred and fifty dollars shall be subscril ell
and expended at each of these several places
for the purpose Of building bridges, and the
several amounts are hereby appropriated,
and the Clerk is authorized to issue his or
der for the same upon the certificates Of the
clerks of the several townships that the con-
ditions of this appropriation has been COM
piled with.
Which was on motion lost.
concluded next week.
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j. Fl. Flint 20. Judge lees, 500
In the matter of Insanity of Mary Jane
McVey, and Amanda Gates before County
Court, The Board allowed j. Il. Flint, Co.
Judge fees, $685.
On motion, It is ordered by the Board of
Supervisors, that the fees taxed on the fol-
lowing transcripts of State Cases, be allowed,
to wit
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THE ONLY PREPARATION hay
l. ing pIOOs so strong and direct as TO
HxPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen Judges Editors Physicians Of the oldest
choo well give their unqualified sanction, and
scalp and brain but all who have nsed It, unite in tsstyng
that il will preserve the hair from being gray, and from fall
OAk GROVE, $. C., June 24th, 1858.
PBoF. o. J. wOOD Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative is
rapidly gaining popularity in this community. have had
occasion to lay prejudice aside and give yonr Hair Resora-
Dive perfect test -
turing the year 1854 unfortunate be thrown
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my head received most terrible blow causing great deal
OF irritation which communicated to the brain and external
surface oi the head from the effects Of Which my hair
ntAy destroyed over the entire suree IL the head From
,e ue hrSt dseoyend its dropping however up 10 the
o. s total disappearance, employed everything could
lA % o. being professional myself and a. thought
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You publish this if you think pToser
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Dear Sir ~ feel II my duty well my pleasure T. st.,
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bald ever since his early youth 50 much that COM
PEELED 10 wig He induced to bottle ef you
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he has handsome head Of hair The gentleman
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sell gseat deal Of your Hair Restorative in this and al
joining counties, II yea have the proper agents.
Yours, &e, THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
DIR. wooD Dear sir:-Psmii Hss ts express the oblga
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il rapidly beenning gray, but upon the application
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eonFfer your Restorative very wonderful invention quit
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The Restorative is put up in bottles three sizes viz
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efficacy of Prof o. Woods Bar Restorative and gentlemen
Of the unanimous in its praise few testimonials
only be here given circular for more anu 1t Will be
Impossible for you TO doubt.
a Wall Street New York, Dec 2Oth 1853.
GENTLEMEN Your uoe Of the 18th inst has been receiv-
ed saving that you heard that had been benefited y
the use Of Woods Hair Restorative and requesting my cert
Gcate of the fact if had no objection to give it,.
award to cheeully because think it due. My age
about so years the color ot hair auburn and inclined
to curl Some Eve fix since II began to turn gray
and dandru to form uron it, Each Of these dsagreabes
increased with time and about months since fourth was
added them, by hair falling of the top Of my head and
threatening to make me bald.
In this unpleasant predieanent was induced to try Woods
Hair Restorative mainly to arrest the falling oil OF my hair
had really expectation that gray hair could ever be
restored to its original color except from dyes was how
ever greatly surprised to find after the use OF two bottles on
w. that not only was the falling OF arrested bn the color
restored to the gray hai's and sensbiy To the scalp and
danru ceased to form my head, much TO the graft
fcaton of my wife, at Whose solicitation was induced to
For this among the many obligations to her sex,
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
OF their wives profit by my example, ard it if growing
BEN. 4. LAVENDER.
To O. j. Wood K Co., 444 Broadway New York.
My family absent ON tie city, and am no longer at
siamaston, Ala, July goth, 1850,
To PRoF. o. j. WooD Dear Sir: Your "Jlair Restora
it, that wish make known to the public Of its e
ccts the hair which great man or woman NAV be
ayc the hair will return more beautiful than at least
this is my experience. Believe it ALL -
p. S-Ynu can publish the above II you like Dy publish
ing in Southern papers you will get more patronage SOUTH
several Of your certificates In the MObre Mercury
strot Soathern paler. ". II. Kennedy.
Woods Hair Restorative.
PnoF o. j. WooD-near Sir: Having had the misfortune
yellow fever in New Orleans in ls5l induced to make
trial OF your preparation aud found It to answer as the
express my obligations you giving to the af
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F~'snt VulsanIte Dental Agency,

UItahIte DenthI Agency
No. S4s Broadway New York
October 3lst 1860.
HIS is to certify that DIR. A. BARRETT
Of Ashtab1la Oh'o ia the only person ip Asbtabula
use, the - " 'e"u 'oi O'heis 70
EEleaRite Base for Artificial Teeth.
This Base for teeth having become 40 ponui,r 90 a, -,
the and comfort 10 the Wearer that manv Dertit
offering work made from inferior maerials thus ~
evade tho Patents The public hereby notified t
person Offering 10 furnish This work In AShtabua or ycpy
Infringing the Goodyear Patent not only rendering b
selves liable TO prosecution for Infringement but aso hss
wearing set Of teeth made by nfnger are also NAM
for damages Every Dentist having ght to the Vulcan
lie IN his practice holds license nom ths American HsTS
Rubber Ca The community have the means Of prOteens
themselves By demanding Of their Dentists the evidence tina
he daily authorized 10 use said Base for Artificial Teeth
sos u. w. FRANKLIN, Genl Agent
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Prioo Is cents per Box Five boxes for S1oo.
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE

II
will stand the present follows: in Jefferson,
Friday and Saturday Monday and Tuesday at the stable
of ~ Baker, AsSabnla s.,, Depot, and on wednesday
Come One, SIZE Come All
All persons parting with before Oang will be held
sponsibe for Insurance and those not returning
the Horse will be charged by the season.
will stump the county TO beat the colts OF Young Tiger
YoTNG MORGAN TIGER, foaled my premises in Mem
tor Lake eOuuly, Ohio and sired by Old Morgan Tiger dam
Lady Katenow my property Lady Kate sired hY Magnum
BOnum which hOne bred by David Allen Of New York
Young Morgan Tiger oaed the Sd day Of June, 1854
and owned by until he year old then sold him to
L. Baker Of Mentor THOMAS CLAPP.
Old Morgan Tiger was foaed on my premises 10
yarc Senaca county, r. Y and got by Old Black Hawk
of Lady Kate, bred by and my property She
sired by NavarnO which horse bred by A. Dey Esq Of N
York, on his farm at Lodi opposite Newark New Jersey Ma
vano sired by Harry, and he 10y imported BassO. His
dam Hyacnth was bred by Hon John Randolph Of George
Roanoke Virginia she by the imported Bedford her
Telegraph, by Old Wild Air For further tracing OF ped
gee may be had TO Sd vol of the American Turf
Register pages 3S2 3S3 and 36 with charts Nos and
eOmpanying the This sn befhe pedigree Of Sem
Morgan Tiger bred by and owned by and my broth
Gerard Dey Of Geneva until the 18th day Of April 1858
when he sold to, r. Petition and L. Rider to go to Ohio.
Varck, Senaca New York, April 49, 1853 TITUs DEY.
YOUNG MORGAN TIGER took the first premium at the State
Fair in Cleveland in 1855 also at the Lake county Fair in
1856 also at the Geauga county Fair 1851 The Horse will
| be groOmed by the undersigned who is his owner.
AsHTABULA DRPOT, 1861. 693 N. BAKER.
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NOTICE-The Co.partnorsbip of Root

N0TICE-Th Co.partnershipo of Root
~ Morrison being dissolved by the death OF E. c. Root
the senior partner is necessary that the business Of the
firm should be closed speedily possible All persons,
therefore, hayns
Unsettled Accounts
requested To call Immediately and arrange the
Prompt payment will be required that the liabilities Of the
firm may be met and discharged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned. II. l.. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root & Morrison.
Ashtabua, June !, 1851
Having made arrangements TO continue
business at the Old stand of Root Morrison take this meth
cd of returning thanks TO the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their generous patronage In past and to
solicit continuanc of the same to myself
My Stock Of Goods is Full and Complete,
comprising all the articles and many more than are usually
kept by the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots 3 Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
kept in full stock and win sold very figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and my circumstances will not admit of 0Rg-
winded credits credits TO doubtful customers. To all who
prompt and reliable prepared 10 extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required In all the
time agreed upon Pulling and blowing entirely OF my
line My desire 10 deal fairly and squarey with ALL Try
me and see for yourselves. Yours truly
Jvne l6 1861 ... II. L. MORRISON r.
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PURE WINES and LIQUORS, for

OtaTd and CognAe-pzle and ned RuN-
ST. CTOiK and Old Jamaica. GN-Od Holland And Iondon
Charles Gin. WmsKYOd Bourbon Copper btstiIed PiDe
apple, hOnOngshslia and Excelsior WhlSky, WlNEs-Por
MADEIRA, Sherry Malaga and CaTrett Also OaAutA and
FoEsign chAupaine Wines-al warranted Of the Purea
qualify, for uals by GEO. WILLARD.
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NEW England Fire and Marine lnsu-
4N rance COmpany-Hartford, Connecticut.
Oahu OapltaJs tzOu,vVO
Cash Assets, January ], 1850, $2Sebl7 o.
Although this company s young presents record for
sOundnes pTompness and ibeaty for opening
which h equalsd BY few is entirely reliable and Its terms
Of insurance fair and LIBERAL JAEES REED, Agt,
Ashtabula Feb. 1860
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Az rs ALL We CLAIM FOR
Mothers Try 1t

And tn Won appeal to detect the illness decline not
only of your daughters before it be too late hut also your sons
and husbands for while the former from false deicacy often
20 down grave rather than let their condition
be ime the latter often so mixed up with the
excitement Of business that it were not for you they TOO
would travel the downward ath until it is too late
TO arrest their fatal fall But the mother Is always vgian'
you confidently appeal for we are sure your
failing affection will unerngy point you TO PRoF Monb
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. AND BLOOD RkNoNAIoK as
the remedy which should he always hand ~ time OF need
O. ] WOOn Proprietor 444 Broadway New York, anC
n Market street. St Louis, No. and sold by all good Drug
rsts. Price One Dollar per Bottle Sold in Ashabnia by
| rowlyjS3 HENDkl CofLlANp'
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THERE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL.

Also Liver Derangements Torpidty, Liver Complaints
Diseases Of the Kidney, general arrangement OF the
Urinary organs , -,..
II will not only cure the debility following Chs and FerS
hui preyent all attacks arising from Masmac influences, and
cnte the diseases at once, If already attacked.
TRAVELLERS Fhou1d have bottle with them as it will in
v prevent any dpieteriOus consequences following upon
change Of climate and water.
A. II prevents coyeneS strengthens the digestive organs,
should be in the hands all Of sedentary habits
LADIES not accustomed TO much outdoor exercise should
ALWAYS use it.
MOTHERS should II, for It is perfect relief taken
month or two before the final trial. she viii pass the dreadful
period with perfect and safety
There is no mistake about It,
JVr COpDyaL rs an I'VE CLAIM FOR IT!!
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KINGSVIEEE FLOUR, round from
Selected White Wheat for sale at the loweat market
Pries. Augaa ~, lsel. II. l.. MORRISON
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BRANDY AND HONEY FOR BEARS
-Wallachia, one of the Danubian
Principalities, abounds in honey
and bears. The love of honey is
the bears great weakness. The
peasantry, aware of this, set a
quantity of honey, saturated with
brandy, in a place convenient to
access. Their bearships scent
the honey and greedily eat it,
notwithstanding the ardent in
which it is soaked. In a short
time they play most ludicrous and
extravgant antics, and finally tum-
bleto the ground literally beastly
intoxicated. In this condition the
peasants find them an easy prey.
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SHownG HER CoLoRs.-A gent
Ieman from Cheat Mountain. tells
the following.
A squad of Indiana volunteers,
out scouting came across an old
woman in a log cabin, in the noun
tains. After the usual salutations,
one ofthem asked her.
"Well, old lady areyousecesh?"
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Secession !

Secession !
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to ii ,rm
Il the Citizens of Ashabula County that he has ceded
from the old store, and spreading himself the
littl wood building formerly occupied by j. G. WRIGHT
he shadow Of the great Fisk Block where be
Boots 4 Shoes
in the whole Buckeye State.
Owing to the operations of the Morrill, Tariff or free trade
the Confederate States goods in the above line from
Ten to Fifteen per cent. Cheaper
they been for last ten years. the subscriber
is bound
to sell them correspoudingIy low.
To the ladies God bless tem) would say that have
much larger line of Gne work than have heretofore kept
consisting Of
Glove Kid, Kid and Lasting Congress
Caters,
also a yey fine assortment of
Kid welt lace Boots,
which won't rr and as good as the beet shop work. and
at much lower prices
that have got the Iest line
Calf, Goat, Enameled and Lasting Oxford
Ties, and Congress Caters,
ever offered Ia this town, and
At LOVER PRICES
Ny ..9.s Of M.o, Rrssans very ,E.. .hs have tax
have also good line Of
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
which am bound 70 sell Cheap.
~ shoemakss wis find complete stock Of
Leather and Findings, 4 Shoemaker's Tools,
which am willing to sell at a small profit
u Thos. S. Lay.
= Asetahgls, April TO- 1851.
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,S 1@kRAT8 sos GY1
Never Fails to Cure
NEURALGIA and RHEUMATISM
IN THIS

l.
Great Internal Remedy
Is curing Thousands all other remedies have
utterly failed. 1t is "ANODYNE relieving for the
moment but perfect and for those painful
diseases The vast number Of Lnmens Embrocaons and
External medicines which act smuants Of the surface
only merely temporary in their effects and OF doubtful
virtue. The NEURALGIA KING reaches the OF all
trouble eectuay banishes the disease from the system
We advise and all to give 1t trial and become satisfied
Of its wonderful power.
Read Ae astonishing cures Of rsH knO,0H citi-
zens Of Buffalo.
Street Omnibus Line of Neuralgia and rheumatism in the
neck and shoulders.
to" ONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Elias Weed, Commission
Merchant Of Neuralgia Of the head and neck after al
other remedies failed
k Mr.. L. GROsYENOR, of Perry street, who con6n-
ed TO the house. and entirely unable to attend to business
wen from the use Of WatsOn's Neuralgia King.
t-YN THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Joseph Cooley,
Seneca street. OF NTLAMAAToRY RHEUMATISM Of long sAna
ing At the time Of commencing its be vas confined to
his bed
-" JAMES yANvELKFNBURG, we'll known police
Of this city, cured OF rheumatism and Neuralgia In
its worst form.
t-a- EXPLANATORY RHEUBIATIsM-Mr. c. II. Reed,
No SO Carroll street, cured after trying other Remedies
for years.
~" INFLANNATORY Rheumatism Of Five Years stand
mg-Ms IT, W. Putnam, SO Pearl street cured N three
Weekshad been under charge Of best physicians in this city
hf1 NEURALGIA In its worst form Of fifteen years stand
ingM Lyman Rathbun Of 2l5 Delaware street. entirely
/ cured.
! ~ wM. COLEMAN Auctioneer, No. Swan street.
! ed OF severe Neuralgia Ia his limbs.
III WIN. MOFFAT, Brewer, Morgan street, Of NeuralgS
| Of the face and teeth.
! Price, Sl,O0 per bottle. -
| A. l. MATHEWS, Proprietor
| 220 Main Street, Buffalo, n Y,
! For sale by GEO WILLARD, Asltabula. ly50O
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CoTToN FROM INDIA.-At the
latest dates upwards of twenty
ships were at Bombay loading
with cotton for England. From
January lst to June lst, the ship
ments were 567,466 bales more
than for the same five months last
year, the whole amount being
937,63l bales. 1t is estlmted
that during June and July, no less
than 225.OO0 bales would be for
warded to England. The new
crop will come into the market
in October, and the total export
of cotton from Bombay to England
this year it is thought, will reach,
if not go beyond, a million and a
quarter Of bales. These facts arc
; among the most significant "slgns
of the times"
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Shirtings.

DLEACHED, brown, coarse and line,
Id heavy and bonght carly in the and sold as
oy, os c%cy finy al SMITH & GlLKEY.