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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11

The house of John Fraser g. Co.,
of Charleston, S. c., have present
ed to the Confederate Government
splendid war steamer completely
armed and equipped. p g,f1ez1
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In New York cotton is 6S30
20 cents for middling with an up
ward tendency, Gold 1908 prem,
and Foreign Exchange l45. Ut g
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11

as the old regiments had.
The Yankees had jackson killed
several times, butt found this to
be brought about by their fear of
him. They believe him to be the
greatest man in the world, and IA
ther superhuman. They seemed
to think that Stonewall and Stuart
could light in their rear with their
armies and turn up Jack, burn a
bridge, and get away whenever
they chose. They call Mcdowell
Stonewall's commissary. Stuart
passed around McClellan's army
while Twas within his lines. He
took a great many horses, &C., but
the citizens Were compelled to say
that they were treated well, and
that private property was respect
ed. Stuart left his poor horses
aud got fat ones in Pennsylvania
Some of the citizens of Pennsyl
vania say that it will take two of
Stuart's horses to make one shad
ow-1 mean those he left behind
of course. ~
saw old Abe when he was a
round soon after the battle of
'Sharpsburg reviewing the Army
of the Potomac. l had clos,
view of him, and | must confess
that every thing | had ever seer
written with regard to his appear
ance had not led me to correc
conclusion. He is indescribabl,
ugly. Gen Mcclellan is a MAJ
OF fine appearance, and is the lido
Of that army. The soldiers as {
mass are not in favor of Lincoln
administration, and more especial
ly his emancipation proclamation
l heard many of them say tina
they did not intend to bear arm
against the South after the lst OF
January if Lincoln still persisted
in carrying out his proclamation
but, poor fellows, they have thei
heads in the halter and a poor wa,
j to get them out. There are evi
dent signs of a reactionary feelin!
right in the midst Of Mcclellan
army.
They were kind enough to pei
nit me to keep my horse and ful
nish transportation on the boat b,
Fortress Monroe and up the James
Fortress Monroe surpasses by ia
all forts | have ever seen, and the,
have strengthened it greatly sine
the war broke out. Twas permit
ted to go inside it, and / must cor
fess it is neat beyond description
| was over the battlefield Of
Sharpsburg twice, and | must sa,
that the Yankees want no NOR
such victories as the one at Gan
tietam," as they term it, for the,
evidently lost two to our one
They acknowledge to having NOR
wounded than we, and we know
they had more killed.
Evil communications are said t,
corrupt good manners, but | cal
truly say that my short stay wit
the Yankees but heightens the fol
mer hatred that / had erer ha,
for the Yankee character. The,
have more aiming acays to max
] me hate them than any character
under the sun. Still they treated
me as we'll as any "secesh" ough
to expect in Yankeedom-bette
than l expected | confess.
start back to Virginia Thurs
day, and / am strongly in hope
that the people Of Lincoln count,
will be protected from the furthe
foul tread of the invader, for
think they have proven them
selves worthy of the protection Of
our arms. Almost every hom
has now a representative in tn,
field, and every mother, wife, ant
sister has son, husband, or broth
l. or for whom daily, not;tionc n ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11
A TRIP TO maryland.
LYKcHBURe, Tennessee,
Nov. %, 1862. 4

SlR-Not being able to call at
the Office Of the Observer es.'to give
in my experience, i have conclu-
ded to drop ycu a short note.
Ny stay in Maryland, my Ma
ryland," convinced me that the.
mass Of our army came away
from that State deceived. The
counties through which our army
passed were decidedly the most
loyal counties to the Federal gov
|ernment of any others in the State,
and there we found many warm
friends who showed us many kind
Inesses right in the midst Of Nc
Clellan,s grand army" but of
course .hey did this rather on the
sly. At the hospital depot where
[ stayed we received several wagon
loads of supplies-clothing boots,
shoes, hats, medicines, delicacies of
all kinds. &C., &C., from. our "se-
cesh' friends in Baltimore and
Frederick, and the physicians and
: 4
ladies of those cities kindly ten
dered their services to nurse the
wounded Corfederates. And | can
assure you that as a general rule
Jour wounded Jared very well, SC
far as my observation extended
We were permitted to draw regu.
lar rations from Surgeon Ranch.
who was Medical Director for Gen
Porter,s corps, and Surgeon in
charge of Confederate wounded
land | must say Of him, he treated
us with uniform kindness and mag
nanimity. In fact, we have nc
reason of complaint against any
of the authorities with whom VIZ
! had to deal save Brig. Gen. Nor
ris and his Adjutant Kibbee, wht
-Iwere in charge of us at Fort Nc
Henry. Our men were there or
dered out on the beach to await
the arrival of a vessel to carry u,
off, and there they were forced t.
lie in the cold without any protec
ton for twelve long hours, wher
, lit would not have detained thu
.|boat half an hour to have let u.
remained in quarters (poor as they
Iwere) until the coming of the boat
, | do hope they may receive lik'
: treatment or worse under simila
, circumstances. While we were IL
1.-THE Fort some of our "rebel" friend
found out that some of our wound
ed were very much in need Of
clothing and shoes, and got per
; mission to bring some inside tn,
Fort and distribute it to them, blu
when they brought it and we com
menced distributing it they had i
taken from our wounded soldiers
who were very much in need oft
and gave it to the Yankee sol
Idiery. / have an everlasting ha
tired to Fort McHenry, and espe
cially to its commanders.
; Baltimore is beyond question
Southern in sentiment, togetheI
with the whole State of Maryland
but they are the worst down-trod
: den and oppressed people the world
: ever knew. The pride of thu
whole North rests in their capitol
and it is on the Southern border
Iof that State, and without a large
; force in Maryland they,k theil
idol is lost. Thus Maryland il
held subdued by the hated and de
,ispised Yankee hordes, (for they
have more intense hatred t.
t them than we possibly can, ant
the reason they assign is that they
!, know them better than we.
When the Yankees found tina
our "secesh" friends and sympa
thisers were assisting us on SO larg'
a scale they stopped it instanter
but they had already done ST
, much for us that we were vel
cared for.
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Employment is given to about
three thousand women in Rich
mond, at the establishment where
soldiers clothing is made.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11
Sole Leather Hides.

WISH to Guy a quantity of sSzTYv~<>
sole Leather Hides, to -
Dc Delivered to my agents, NIL IL
ton Eddlns and Jacob Vance. who viii paw
Tor me BALI a cent more in the pound III. q
any other person is paying. Bring them
along. JOHN r. JOHNSON
oet.9 1sse,-ot-
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HSOhio and Indiana will |

H9Ohio and Indiana will be
represented in the next House of
Representatives by twenty-one
Democrats to nine Republicans
In the present House they have
twenty Republicans to thirteen
Democrats. Republican loss elev-
members. Democratic gain niue.
The Richmond Wing, in a long
and able article, demonstrates that
Lincoln has done more to build up
and cement the Southern Confede-
racy than any ether man. We
think SO too. His measures uni
ted the South.
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From the Army

fT0u tie Aimy
Letters from the army have been
left at this Office for the following
persons
Travis Ashby,
Miss Rachel Ashby,
Miss Nan Ashby,
Miss Sallie Cathey,
A. L. King,
Telitha E.. ROLAND,
Larkin Smith.
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One Cent REGARD /!

ID ANYWAY from tie subscriber about
H the last of July. an indented apprentice
to the Farming business named ANGUS A.
JOHNSON. The above reward will be paid
for his return to me, but no thanks
Nov. 20--3t* BENZ. MARSHALL.
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city last evening, and VIII estab-
lish his Headquarters here for the
present, and will enter Immediate
ly upon the duties to which he has
been assigned, In the command of
the Western Department, now CONS
posed of the Districts of East and
Middle Tennessee, and the Army
of the Mississippi.
Richmond, Dec. 3.-Nothing
new from Fredericksburg has been
received today.
The report that Burnside has
been superseded by Hooker is a.
gain revived with some show of
truth. A person-who ran the
blockade, says he saw the an
nouncement of the supersedure III
the Northern papers.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. General
Joseph E. Johnston was accompa:
MED by his estimable lady, ON bis
journey from Virginia to Tennes-
see. The General left this morn.
ing for Murfreesboro, and 'immedi
diately assumes command of the
army.
-- - -. -.--
From Missoari.-The Missouri
Republican, a Union paper, says
Judge Semple Orr was arrested
at Jefferson City yesterday for de
livering a speech in which he dc.
clared the proclamation Of Presi
dent Lincoln to liberate the slaves
was s'unwise, impolitic, and uncall
ed for" and becatfse he expressed
doubts of the ability of the AID.
ministration to carry out the proc
lamation.
! Judge Lakeland was also arrest
ed for publicly denouncingthe proc
lamation and the paper currency
of the country, but WAS stibse-
quentlyreleased on parole, to pros
ecute forgery case in which he
had been employed as. counsel.
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Take Notice.

DERSONS sending to the Drug Store for
u Drugs or Medicine, will please send
their walls or bottles, as our stock is ex aust
ed. fOcr2) DIEMER & NILES.
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Found

A Gold Pencil. For further par
ticulars, reference is made to the
advertisement in this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11
Horse Lost /!

TAKEN from my stable, three n
Il miles above Lynchburg, SIM HN
day night, the I'd inst. deep bay HORSE
about 10 years old. about Is hands high, has
two sears about or inches apart ON his
right hip. and is very heavy set. A liberal
reward will be paid for his delivery to b. H.
BERRY, Lynchburg, or for such information
as will lead to it-and no questions asked.
Nov. Is, l862-4w+ Eff BROWN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11

aha on as REASONABLE TERMS as at any bouss.
IL the State. All we ask is trial
Sept.2. DIEMER g. MJ1ro
p:-W have on hand lot of School
ind Miscellaneous Books Will ~,
VIII sell extremely low. AW
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-12-11

A letter from a gallant captain
who participated the Kentucky
campaign. SAYS:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-14

Intelligence is received OF reliable
character 10 the effect that the rebels un.
der Jackson, entered Hagerstown in
force this afternoon. The operator left
while the rebels were entering the town.
Arrangements for the defence Of this
city are going forward, and the order Of
the Governor, issued to-day, is consider
ed just, proper, and precautionary
measure. II may be the forerunner Of
an actual call probably soon to be made.
There is nothing later from Hanover or
York. -
WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-There is no
doubt that the rebels in large force are
between GAINESVILLE and Leesburg to-
day, apparently designing to cross into
Maryland from those points. BY this
time we have troops enough there 20 pre-.
vent them from communicating their OBJ
iect Beyond these facts, but little il
anything can be learned.
There is nothing reliable from further
up the Potomac.
MEMPHIS, Sept. SIN the Confederate
Senate on the Sd inst, Henry FoOte, OF
Tennessee, introduced a proposition TO
extend sequestratiOn TO citizens refusing
to take the oath Of allegiance 10 the
Confederate Government On the 4th,
pending the bill TO extend The provisions
Of the conscription act TO persons between
the ages of 80 and 20, Yancey offered
substitute providing for acquisitions upon
State Executives for their quota, TO be
raised from citizens between said ages.
After lengthy discussion the substitute
was rejected, and the bill passed by 20
TO 2.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 5th says
that the fight at Denmark, Tennessee, on
Tuesday last; between Federal force
and Colonies Jackson's and Persons
cavalry resulted in drawn battle. Con-
federate loss was 100 in killed and
wounded. The COnfederates captured
two hundred prisoners and two pieces of
cannon.
Dispatches dated Chattanooga, Sep
TENDER 4, state that the Federals have
evacuated Huntsville.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PHIvATE DISEASES.

"a 49, Or KING, formerly Of New Yort 10
~ - the last four years 0f LouBville, ky
aud who haa devoted his attentlouia
tue treatment OF private diseases for so years daloT
hlmself, having attended 10 . practice Tor mann
years, And cured sO many thousands, he Is enabled
cure all diseases OF private nature matter how
bad they quay be nom luludciuuH medlcial treatment
or from ueFiuct oi their 0gn Dc kmsa nHpensars b
No aJ Deadcrck street, beSoon Cherry aud tur squar
7oond stVry, where DC cures al diseases Of prvais
nature.
Gouorhoa cured without nauseoui medicines OF 10.
oHoron0e With business
STRUCTURES of Old Or recent date, cueoluaiy cared
a few days, BY an operation which causes no pain,
Where Structure etists health oannoi Be euioyoil
Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief aud uudeT
mines Vie constitution 90 much.
syphtA, with all she diseases of tha ska, grow na
out Of neglect or bad treatment, eau be oneotuaily
cured Ia low days.
Sslinal Wcaknssf Particular attention haYinF beua
Tlven 70 ths disease aud an tho consequences grUvuf
oul OF H. brought on DO meny cea ~ zoe destructive
habits Of ino0usideFate youths aud excessive ndu
Eonoo OF ihe passions, neglect u which viii uude1
mine the constitution, rendering she subject uudt 90
business or society, audg eng premature Ola aFo.
femalca who may be aDorlug viii any dimculty
be Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY eriiing and stating then
case with alec enclosed direct 10 Dr. A King, No ~
poadsf0k atroat, Nashville, Team viii have the ne1sa-
aary medicines sent 10 their address. Once hour
irom O'Clock n va n0laiaf gHiii N ths gFaaiaa
aiTlu-isaEaiT
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Second PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. NASH
vnIE.--In accordance with the Special
Order Of Col. MILLER, appropriating the
Second Presbyterian Church a Post
Chapel under the dissection and control
of the loyal members, all officers and SOL
dlers Of the United States, all strangers
who may happen TO be in the city, as
well as the citizens Of Nashville, are cor
daily invited TO attend Divine service at
said Church.
Preaching this morning. at To- o'clock,
A. NJ, by Rev. T.. b. RAFFENsBEEsE7,
Chaplain Of the 18th Ohio Regiu emf,
from Psalm SO, LIST to 9th verse
Keep not thou silence, o God Hold not thy pCsce
and be not stiil, 0 God.
For lOl thine enemies mako tumult and u ey
that hate thee have iilei up the head.
They have taken Crazy counsel against Ny peop e,
and consulted against Thy hidden ones.
They have said come aud let us cut Them on ron
being nation, that the name OF Israel may De NO
more IN remembrance
For they have consulted together with Que eon-'nt'
They are confederate against ihee.'
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Justices Court.
NIXON, cnArrlrrp \ woops, PaiuuH.)
vs.

NIXON onArnno 4 wooDs, Plaiuuh.l
j. o. GRHFru, nefndaut
In suit before g. NJ Southgate, a Justco az tbs
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
Tho plaintils, Nixon, Chatfeld A Wonl.. IN tb,.
action having obtained an Attachment against he
defendant, j. o. Griffith, and issued 90 Constable
John d. Cover, and returned by him. levied on snn.
ufy articles OF furniture belonging o. the defendant;
aud un motion Of plaintiffs, hy counsel Il npuearing
n the satisfaction of said Justice that tho defendant
II Nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee ID h or.
oer,u that publication be made for four successive
weeks M newspaper published On the city of Ma .h
vine called the "Union, warning the defendant 10
DO and appear before said Justice on the 2ith dly IN
september, 1872, and plead, answer or deiuur % zaid
attachment, Otherwise the cause will be- set down IN
irIal eN laIte ON that day.
e.. NJ. sOUTHGATE, JP.
August 2lst, ls62-ltw, prs. Gee, $500
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosr Guam,

HEADQUARTERS PRovosT GUARD,
NASHVILLE TENN, Sept. 9th, 1928
From this date, the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors, (spirituOus, malt or vinous)
wholesale Or retail, publicly or privately,
is forbidden in the city of Nashville and
vicinity.
This order is positive, and applies
alike to Hotel, Restaurant, Saloon Bar
room, Grocery and GROCERY, and any
violation of it will be summarily pun
ished. ALYAN @. GILLEM,
Col 1st Tenn. nifty,
sepl0-5t Pyoyo5 Marshal.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY yirtnc nfa writ Of 4 Jl 10 Tue directed FROM the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States lJr the pa die
District Of Tennessee, /, y X GlascOck, Marshal n
aud Cor said District, win expose 10 sale publicly
the highest bidder or cash, the Court House door
10 the city uf Nashville, the 18th day OF October
1862, the following slaves, property Of Allen % Crock
ett, namely Mary, about 10 years OF age, with her
infant son, william aud Peter, ten OF eleven years
OF age the slaves Aforesaid having been levied 90 90
satisfy Judgment in favor OF Clark, Adams & CLARK,
against A. % Crockett rendered Ia said Court on the
27th day OF April, 1892, sale 90 commence al 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, T. n CLASCOCK.
scpl2-i4L u. y. Marshal, NJ. d. r.
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We are glad TO witness very decided
improvement in the department of few
soldiers who were disposed TO indulge in
dissipation week or two since. Gen.
THOMAS is determined to preserve dis
cipline, and we are cheered TO observe
that the soldiers have the good sense and
patriotism TO lay aside all disorderly
conduct at a time so momentous as this.
when order and discipline are necessary
to.the success Of the army. Soldiers who
are not submissive TO discipline can ex-
pect nothing bnt defeat and disgrace
when they meet the enemy. And OIL
GERS, in the name Of our beloved country,
we invoke you TO set good example to
your men. Example will do more than
precept
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SAVE Your MONEY. --Dming these war
times it is the duty of all to save as
much as possible; % per cent of your ex-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
majority Of cases So in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will 60 quite as far as
SJ'in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
surance Office of w. j. MARR on College
street Opposite Sewanee House,
Aug21-if
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CrrY BAKERY RE-oPENgD.--The Bake
ry Of the Undersigned having been closed
for some time, the public are informed
that hereafter they can obtain fresh Bread
in the afternoon Of each day. I will also
keep on hand a good article Of Rye Bread.
Please give me a call
r. O'CONNOR,
Corner Of Summer and Union SITS.
Septic
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Monday Eve one of the
most attractive bills of the season will
be offered for The benefit of all Theatre
goers, and admirers of the drama. The
beautiful comedy of "a Husband at
Sight" with a strong cast will be per-
formed for the first time in several years.
Also, the ever popular Rough Diamond"
Between, the pretty Miss CONSTANTINE
will dance This bill we doubt not will
attract foil auditorium
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Justices Court.

JONI bHo"AE, Pltn1l To- a suit before G NJ
VS. SnuthpHfe IA ftt.firs of p.4r.
Faisr' Den. } l0r Davidson County, Trun.
Tile plaintiff, John Browne, 10 this action having
obuined an Attachment against the defendant, A.
ffser and Issued 90 Constable John ID. Cover and To-
turned by him. levied on suudry articles of chattles
belonging 10 the defendant and on motion of plain
an a. appearing 10 the satisfaction Of said Justice
that tho defendant 10 n0uresdeut Of tho State Of
Tennessee Il Is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks Va newspaper Published IN th.
city VI Nashville callod the " unon," warning The
defendant so appear before said Justice on The litn
DAY OF September, 1862, and plead, answer or dsmur
90 said attachment, otherwise the case will be- Fpt
down Cor trial OK parts on that day
@. NJ SOUTHGATF, up.
August 7th, lsG2-lw pv Zee, $500
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). In ABLE's line Of stages 90 leaves
for franklin, Ky. tomorrow morning at
~ o'clock. Parties wishing to 60
through 10 Louisville, had better secure
seats early to-day Tie has accommoda-
lion for SO OF 80 passengers. Office AZ
the Sewanee Rouse.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
90 fHn
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
coSpUcTED ny
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville Tenn.

V'HlS AGENCY possesses peculiar hcliities C,r ,,,
successful prosecution and settlement ~ In
meuda against the General Government Of pvrny
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had seyer.l
years' experience In the management of claims n.
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims, and the pxeen
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and FAMILIAR with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention viii be given TO case. ari..ns
ont Of tho present war, including the account. Of
States, Contractors, and Discussing Oaicors M tb.
War aud Navy Departments, and for - OoIIect.
ing' Drilling, and Organising Vol.
unteers," the reimbursement Of which lsanthor.
i5ed by an act az Congress; CLAIMS FOR INnrM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY PAKFN FOR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO suCu
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in tho service, and mr
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Pen-
si"hs' noupties, eier accruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded. contracted Al o,.o. mr. an,
hmhies OF Suoh as have died. or been killed while In
the discharge Of their lHe ofsigty AS such apr,o, m
present war
Special care viii also bo given To cl,ima p,,i.,
have been heretofore Ioaf ected or Susne,,.t.,.
by the departments OF InencIentIY Menace,
Prompt attention also given 70 iho collection NJ
Qmrtermastor's Receipts given for Property l.t.n
Tor The use u the Army, to arranging Accounts u,b
andcolectns Claims against the Qusrtermasior,s ~,
partment.
All Claims placed 10 our hands receive our promp,
Personal Attention, thereby SECURING many
which, IN the hands OF an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccoasnl.
Aside from, this decided advantage, our daily tn,o
course with all the departments enables us In mos
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily ina,
whore al communication and other uecesaary det,h
must hs conducted through the mails.
10 This end We solicit you to forward to M any or
oil cases ofsuoh character you may from time 10 lima
have presented, aud, Is our custom. we ,,n e,,.
nsh You with an the necessary blanks. and. ,gh.o
required, instructions.
No charge made Loo any case unless sncees.n,l
Address CHARLES H. GREES,
NO. rs Cherry Street.