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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17
COVTNGTON NEWS.

ALTERCATIoN. "A couple of prominent
city officials had difficulty in front of the
Madison House last night. Blows were ex-
changed, and one of the belligerents dis
played pistol when bystauders interfered
and put an end to the fight The affair will
undergo judicial investigation tomorrow.
HoNoRs TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.-A
special train of cars left the depot at nine
o'clock this morning for Lexington, which
will convey the Hon. Simon Cameron, Sec
retary of War, to this city. The distinguished
gentleman is expected to arrive about four
O'Clock this afternoon.
WHOSE IS THE FAULT We are informed
that the officers of companies lately guard
ing the bridge on the Covington aud Lex
iDgton Railroad only receive the pay of re-
tired officers, and the men only their pro
ratio of $l3 per mouth, with no allowance
for their clothing This is something new,
and will not produce good effect among the
Home Guards.
AN OFFICE VACANT We understand that
Joseph Sail, the Sheriff of Harrison County,
has fed to the South, leaving fat Office to
be led by some good Union man.
RRLEAsLD.-Johu Amber and Martin
Brand, two citizeus of Covington, who were
arrested about two weeks ago on the charge
o. aiding and aOetting the rebellion, aud
have been confined since at Camp Chase,
we're released yesterday by order of General
o NJ. Mitchell the evidence against the
parties proving insufficient to convict them.
Amber and Brand have returned to their
homes in this city.
DROWNED OR SToLEN.-A valuable horse,
attached TO dray, WAS either drowned in
the river or stolen, yesterday afternoon. The
driver left his horse standing near the ferry
| landing for few moments, and when he re-
| turned neither horse nor dray was to be seen
anywhere. Men were engaged TO- day drag
eing the river in the vicinity, to ascertain
whether the animal was drowned or stolen.
PRoGREssNG.-The trial of the men An
deIson and Snyder, of Pendleton County,
was commenced this morning, before United
States Commissioner r A. Athey. Nothing
of importance had been ELECTED up to the
/ hour We left the court.rOom.
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LAW RRPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT couRr.

HAMILTON COUNTY DlsTRlCT COURT
DoMEsTIcATED ANNALS. = Freiiz Freiber
Cs. Thomas Palmer. The Court held
(opinion by Judge Carter that when animals
ferdl nature are domestcated they become
property, and that the evidence in this case
showed that deer claimed by plaintiff be-
low, was pet deer that had escaped. Judg-
ment affirmed. ...
Burnip Us. French. Held by Judge Collins
that an attorney may be entitled to q
retainer In q case by implied contract, in &C.
cordance with a custom understood by the
client. Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Wheelock rs. Wetherby. Held by Judge
Hoadly that the four cases mentioned in the
Code where an attorney can swear to petit
ton are to be taken separately, it being COM
peteDt for the attorney to swear to the petit
ton of his client in either one.
Motion to strike the petition from the file
far insuficiency overruled.
VERDlCT.-In the case of Florer US. Miller
& Co, tried before Judge Coffin and q jury,
verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
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GENERAL HUNTERS SPECIAL AID.-Quite a
sensation was created in Jefferson City on
on the evening of the 9th inst. by the arrival
of Mrs. Colonel Ellis a Cincinnatiau, from
Upton, bearer of dispatches from General
Hunter and Colonel Ellis. She was dressed
in semi military riding habit and hat, with
a crimson sash thrown around the left
shoulder, as an officer of the day, mounted
on a splendid charger, and attended by two
orderlies. She had ridden forty. five miles
since ten o'clock, and, without taking mo.
ments rest, delivered her orders at camp,
and then waited upon General Price with
her dispatches, urging forward two squad
rons of Colonel Elliss command, now here,
to rejoin the regiment at Upton. This nagjer
Valisnte is attached to the First Missouri
Cavalry, as special aid to her husband, Colo
mel Ellis.
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ARMY BUDGET.



The ladies of Cleveland have a Soldiers
Aid Society which, on Monday, sent off to
the hospitals in Western Virginia and at
Cairo supplies the raw material of which
cost 81, 200. They are preparing to do even
better than this, in their next grand ship
ment.
The enlistments in the northern coun-
ties of New York are going on now more
rapidly than ever. The business of the hunt
ers, lpmbermen and farmers is now getting
slack, and they are falling into line very fast.
PERSONAL.
Colonel De Villiers, now Brigadier-G General
under General Rosecrans, arrived in town
to. day, en- route for Fond du Lac, near which
place his family resides. He looks well aud
shows no signs of the bad usage he under
went in escaping from Richm0nd.-Mik'Oau
kie Daily Wisconsin Of the l4th.
ovERCOATs AND BLANKETS.
General Van Vliet, of the Qusrterm aster's
Department at Washington, is assiduously
engaged in the business of providing over
coats and blankets for the troops. AS these
articles are from time TO time received, they
are rapidly distributed by Captain Thomas,
of the Clothing Department. The contract.
ors in Northern cities do not furnish the sup
plies as expeditiously as the wants of the
soldiers require, it being therpurpose of the
Government to allow none TO cross the river
unless they are comfortably clad.
MRS JACKSON RELEASED.
Mrs. Jackson the mother of Ellsworth's
murderer, has been released upon her taking
a stringent oath of allegiance. She stated
that she had always been loyal to the Gov
ernment, though she admitted that she had
harbored another son, a rebel, at her house,
SO long as he deemed it safe to visit her. She
is an old lady, being over seventy years Of
| age.
PROMOTIONS.
Application from regular officers for the
promotion of non. commissioned officers and
men in their companies or regiments are very
frequent aud generally granted-a fact
which should quicken enlistment. However
it may have been formerly, promotions IN
the regular service are now rapid and sure
WELCOME TO THOMAS CLAY.
Thomas II. Clay, of Kentucky, eldest son
Of Henry Clay, arrived in Washington on
Monday last He was warmly welcomed by
the President and prominent citizens of the
District. He expresses confidence in the ul
innate success of the Union army, and be-
lieves Kentucky can never be forced to sue
cumb TO traitors.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF HALLS ARCTIC
ExPEDITIoN.-Since the return of Hayes's
Arctic Expedition, some anxiety has been
felt in regard to Mr.. G. F. Hall, of this city,
who started at about the same period for an
exploring tour in Arctic regions Mr.. Hall,
it will be remembered, went out as passenger
in the whaling ship George Henry. He had
formed the idea that he could adapt himself
perfectly to the habits of life in use among
the Esquimaux, and thus spend years, if he
choose, in Arctic explorations.
Concluding that some of Sir John Frank
Inns party were still alive, he decided to
make the attempt to discover their location
and aid them, if possible, in their return.
He was to leave the George Henry at Gum.
berland Inlet, intending after that to live en-
tirely as the Esquimaux do, using the dog,
sled and an ice boat, which he took with
him, in journeying over the ice and open
water. ..
He was to be accompanied by the Esqui-
maux only. He intended to winter near
Cumberland Inlet, and pursue his journey in
the early spring. He spoke with no Ger.
tainty as to the period of his return, and
stated that no alarm should be felt if he
should not be back in five years.
MIR. Henry Grinnell, of New York City,
writing in regard to Mr.. Halls whereabouts
to the owners of the George Henry, has re-
ceived the following reply:
"NEw LONDON, October 10.
"Henrv GrinneE, Esq, NeU York:
"DEAR SIR: We have your valued favor oi
yesterday.
"The GeorgianG arrived on Monday nearly
full. She was in the north part of Cumber.
land Inlet, and the George Henry in the south
They had not heard from the George Renrg
since October 1860.
ave doubt if any thing will be heard from
Mr.. Hall or the George Henry before the latter
arrives, which will probably be in December
"Truly yours,
CIVILIANS & HAVEN"
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ANOTHER TRIAL FOR MURDER.-This morn
ing the case of Hattie Green aud Georgiana
Hupston, alias Wilson, accused of murder in
the first degree, for starving the child of the
former, came up in the Police Court, and
was postponed till tomorrow. The child
died yesterday afternoon, aged about four
weeks. The Coroner held an inquest upon
the body, and diet of death by starVa
tion was rendered. The child, when two
weeks of age, was given to the negro woman
Wilson, in whose care it died Lieutenant
Kelly, of the Bremen-street Station-ho
arrested the parties, and is investigating the
affair for the prosecution.
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HABEAs CORPUS AGA1N.-It is said that the
Hon. George E, Pugh contemplates con-
tinuing bis prosecutions of the military au-
thorities, by moving in the United States
Courtyfor the issuing of another writ of
hdbeds corpus to be served this time upon
the General in command at Camp Chase As
he did not make the motion this morning,
it is inferred that he has concluded to post
pone it till this afternoon or some other
time. No one supposes that he has given it
up altogether. 1t is reported that he will
before he gets through, settle forever the
vexed question of conflicting military and
civil law.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

AN ORGAN CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE GUTHRIE GRAY REGIMENT.-The Gazette,
this morning, contains an article, urging an
organ concert, the proceeds to be devoted to
slleviating the wants of che Sixth Onio Reg
imept. The principal performer is to be Mr..
Robert Heller, 'unquestonably the first or
gauist in America and the only second
sight seer" that ever performed in this city.
We have heard Mr.. Heller on the organ, and
reverence bis artistic genius we deferentially
acknowledge Mr.. H superior to any we have
ever heard, and hope the suggestion will be
carried into execution-provided, no ex-re-
porter acts as treasurer.
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FoRTREss MONROE, October IS The gum
boat Seminole has arrived from Washington.
When passing Transport, above Acguia
Creek, she was fred upon by the rebel bat
teries. Four out of forty shots took effect,
one nearly carrying away her mizzenmast
some Of which burst over the rebel battery.
The gun-boat Flag has sent up valuable
prize taken but ehort distance off Fort
Sumter, loaded with molasses, fruit SC.
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DISTRESSING AocIDsNT.-0n last Monday,
at the residence OF Ambrose Nillinger, Cham.
paign County Ohio, during the absence of
took down a gun, and putting on a cap
pointed it at boy, who was about the house,
which frightened him, and he ran off. The
boy then pointed it at a little daughter of
Mr.. Nullinger's, and pulled the trigger. The
gun was loaded, and the charge passed
through the head and neck Of the child, kill
ing her instantly. The boy threw down the
gun and ran to the woods, since which noth-
ing has been heard or seen OF him. He was
about fourteen years old, and his victim only
two.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

WANTED WANTED Ito hear of business
man, whoever invested literally and judi.
ciously in advertising, and did not make the
investment pay and pay largely too. Who
ever will find white black bird or a snow
bank in the boiling crater of Vesuvius, can
find such a man and no one else. When
cause fails to produce effect, judicious adver-
tsing will fail to pay and not till then,
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by Telegraph ]

ThIIuueIphIh WhTKbts
PHILADELPHIA, October l7-Flour is firm
Gales of 1000 brls; unchanged quotations.
Wheat buoyant: sales of 1000 bushels red
at 81 25@l 30. Corn firm: sales of 2,Go0
bushels at 65c.
Whisky steady and prices unchanged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

OYSTER SALooN.-We say with considera-
BILE confidence, if not more, that Waggoner's
Oyster Saloon, Sixth-street west of Walnut,
is the coziest place in the city, to have a
dozen, fried or stewed, served up with the
little extras that go to make a nice meal.
Try il.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

The LADY's BooK.-GodeH for November,
with excellent reading and attractive illus
tfations, has been received at Lewiss, No.
Is West Sixth.street. Peters0R's Magazine
and the Comic Monthly, for the same month,
can also be found there.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

EDWIN OF DEIRA.-This new and popular
poem, by Alexander Smith, has been neatly
published by Ticknor Field, of Boston, and
is for sale by Hickey & Carroll, Fourth. street,
Opera house building.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

IT is with much pain we state that Hon.
D. O. Branham is lying at deaths door, at
his residence, near North Madison. Mr..
Branham returned from Washington, on
Friday, and was attacked with infammatory
rheumatism. The accounts which have
reached us Of his condition to day are very
distressing, AadisOR (IHd.) Courier, l7h.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

GEN. MIToHELL's BODY GUARD.-Captain
Laughin, of General Mitchelrs Body Guard,
having been temporarily absent fcom the
ard imbibe too freely. Returning, they
afterward got into fight. The Captain, on
his return this morning, had them arrested
and placed in the guard house, where they
will subsist on bread and water for awhile,
the intention being to punish them severely,
so that hereafter no similar irregularity may
Occur
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-Smith's salt-ris-
ing bread is large, moist and sweet-manu-
factured at Smiths bakery, on the south east
corner of Court and John.
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HEAD. QUARTERS FOR OYsTERs.-At Wag-
goner's depots, 2O3 Central avenue, and So
Sixth street, you can always get the freshest
oysters in the city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

PfTTsBURG, October II IL M.-Riyer six
feet three inches by the pier mark and falling
slowly. Weather cloudy.
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AuOTToN sALEs.

A UCTION sILE- BY j. CRAFT KOHL.
N Sales-rOOms 10 East Fourth st.-Unclaimed
Goods at Auction.-0D FRIDAY MORNING, oct.
ls, at O'clock at the store of p. Andrews & Co.,
corner Of Front ard Kilgours IS, opposite the Lit
tie Miami Railroad Depot will be sold, two brls
Oil, two PlOws two boxes Drngs, one box skins,
one bolt Canvas, four casks Whiting, two bales
Sacks, two casks StOnewaTe, seven brls Brush.
han dies two TOe Bells and Fixtures one large iron
FlT wheel box Plate Glass three Cheats seven
bOXes, contents unknown, and snndry other arti-
Cles. 70 be sold to pay charges.
A UCTION kALR-BY W W. WERT-I54
IN Main st. two d lOfs above Fourth Hotel Bag
gage at Auction On MONDAY bORNlNG Nov.
IL a. O'Clock, will be sold, sli UNCLAIMED bagsags,
up to this date, from the Galt House, William
Alarsb, ST., proprietor; Gibson House. o: 4 Geof-
troy, proprietor comprising two hundred Truaks,
Falises aud Carpet Sacks with conteuts. oGl2
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INHLlNGs,

A number of policemen, who voted the
Union ticket, have since been discharged by
Mayor Hatch.
David Corral, of the Sixth Ward, has vol
unteered TO transport all the articles con-
tributed in his ward, and deliver them to the
troops free of charge.
Recruits are wanted for Captain NJ. A.
Westcotts Company, of the Sixth Guthrie
Gray Regiment. See advertisement.
Mr.. B. F Sanford, some time since ap-
pointed Consul to Hayti, is now in this city
preparing to leave for his destination.
Captain Mepter's Band has attached itself
to The Fifty second Regiment, and leaves to-
day for Camp Dennison.
Thirty thousand dollars has been received
from one regiment by Mr.. Marsh, now in
Western Virginia, for home distribution.
John B. Broadley, Law Librarian for the
past nine years, died yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Heller, we'll known as the
"Second-sight Seer" designs opening in this
city an Academy of Music.
Governor Morton will arrive here to day
or tomorrow.
County MATTERs.-The Board of County
| Commissioners this morning passed the fol-
| loving bills: ...
| John Souder for ten and q half days work on
George kettDer, for seven aud half days....... so
avid Fisher, costs in State cases........., 60
oO
Mr.. Mayer, the new Commissioner, will
commence the duties Of his Office next Mon
day. u.....
| FIRST CASE UNDER New LAw.-In the
Police Court this morning, case came up
under the new Dog Ordinance. The afflda-
Wit against Adolph Dorm set forth that ne
ibid on the 10th Of October unlawfully entice
from the corner of Main and Thirteenth
streets, with intent to defraud the owner
thereof, one animal of the dog kind of the
personal goods, chattels and property Of
Charles Eigmsh." The case was continued
till tomorrow, under bail of $40, when the
ordinance will be Investigated by the Court
| and the decision rendered,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

New FREIGHT RATES FOR THE EAsT.-A
new schedule of eastward freight-rates takes
effect to day, as follows
Fourth Class Flour
To Boston 90 81 90
To New YOrb b,......-..................... g5 l 90
To Philadelphia aud Batimore.... II 54
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City News.

METHoKoLoeIoAL OBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October 10:
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None need apply but young unmarried men, of
good character. Pay varies from SI4 to SH Fer
month. In addition to pay, an abundance of good
and comfortable clething, board aud medical at
with his
Apply at once at No. Ia9 Sycamore-st.
EDWARD Nj. McC00K, Second Lieutenant lst
Cavalry. Recruiting Officer. myl5-H
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LATEST BYTREHGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.

NOON DISPATCHES.
THE WAR FOR THE UNION!
More Fighting on the Potomac.
The Union Troops Victorious.
THE CONFLICT VERY SEVERE.
UNION Loss, SIX KILLED, REBEL
LOSS UNKNOwN.
GEN. SCOTT "DEEPLY IMPRESSED" s"
WITH THE IMPORTANCE
OE THE MOVE.
Large Numbers of MaTylanders Join
ing in the Rebel army.
Rebel Interpretation Of our Naval Ex-
pediiion.
Gen. Mitchell and the Kentuekians.
THE LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
A skirmish Near Lebanon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

Cry FINANCBs.-According to the report
Of the Auditor there was paid from the City
Treasury during the last week the sum of
S2R AQ6 AZ The halances remaining are.
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NU UANTRD- D-IMMHDIAT ely
100 YOUNG MEN, &

u. s. Dragons and Flying Artillery,
FOR THREE YEARS.
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%
Mr.. Mayer, the new Commissioner, will
commence the duties of his Office next Mon
day.
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WANTED "A SMALL FAMILY-To take
w house centrally located and board the owner,
consisting of self, wife and child. Any person
wishing to DO will address Daily Press Office.
References given and required. ocl7c
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w Rooms with some quiet American family,
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Rent not t. e1csed S., Address, until Monday, W.
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NEyANTFD -SEvpRAL BUTTON-HOLE
w MAX ERs-0n military and other coats.
The best wages will be given to competent hands.
Apply at No. 20 Harrison st., between Fifth and
Sixth, cast Of Broadway. Ocl7 b.
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"ANTRD-s -sITUATIOE-A lady OF mature
w age, good character and knowledge Of house,
hold affairs, wants a situation as Housekeeper,
SeamstTess, or in any occupation that will give her
the comforts of home. Address o. P. O., Press
Office, oCl6-d
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ETOR RENT-A PARLoE-On the first floor,
H suitable for an office; also, ono Bedroom
Apply at 3I0 Vine. st between Eighth and Ninth
I Iocl7-htl
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"ANTFD-A SITUATION BY a respectable
w girl, to cook. wash and iron, or to do house.
work in a small family Wages not 81 much an Oh
1ect rs kind people to live with. CALL for two days,
at 2I4 Cutter.st. ocl6 b.
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PRESENTATION.

Major O. H. Grosvenor of the Eighteenth
Ohio Regiment, was yesterday presented
with complete and handsome set of horse
equipments, by the officers of the United
States Court. His regiment is still at Camp
Dennison, armed and equipped.
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"ANTED-sITUATIO the country, as
w Teacher by a young lady. Address A. b,
No ~ Providence ST. Cincinnati, stating full par
ficulars. ocl4 d"
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rup srau.wFEKLy TRIBUNE
Glilitarp Notices.

TRoY ". Y. May 81, 1851.
Near Sir, happy be sbe ihiS the SOLID
IESD MIX you tbonghfu to furnish rs az fort
eey proVed unqualified iuxny-he SOLDIER VINO cAnn"
peose his cofes Away hnd sonbd tne besescu
.srtsoo OF Fort Pckeps would ungnesonaby, relish II
Kyy a. ala apart f.on Its eject Ia preventing seuTVy
RespeoifLllv. your Obsdieht Servaot,
T. SEYMOUR, Csp' lst Artillery I: :. y
nc A ROBERVsON. President, No % LioeTtysti ~ T.
Winthrop GsRrd, Attentiou.-TL Battalion Is nov
A. Sll for Of Waf In few days n
few more Iscs received Dy applying at the quarters Of me
Ma cn No 9 Prince or Vt No llj Bo'eTy tbOMeiy 0ai'
l-nl o. Mercer House, conner Breome and Me eer-sts
By order Of u. 4. J. LbWlS, Lieut. 'Nom11hupt
Tepts for Boys! go,
TENTS FOR PlC-NICS!!
TFNTS FOR SroRTSNENi y!
And every other hind Of Amy Tent ,-,,,,
,Nic-, Soeisl Gatherings, Sc MAROCEt
nsl win socomIn over 40V persons.
Appl, 20 - = - -, ,,,,v rrOpv
No. 414 broadway. ,,,,,.,,a
sTiHtsrv C~r'r Uten sls.
Yverv article rpquit for camp nsld caneenS IRON
oo co.'s cr hssts, complete for ioaf
SOY ERS PORTABLE CA tP STOVE, -,
A. ,D.. c,o,.ss asr a. nee we furnished Dumber
81 su regiments and give ais, ,ne'ion n31nisoea
- Douoe aud a wholesse jas @ py oAi'N"A'
JOHNSTON, No. % Ma denlADe