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The national Republican., 1862-08-26
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~ LlBRARY OF Gov HESS, Juiy ",
ioen.-rhs Library Of Cosgrsas will b olossd from
" = 80 JOHa q. STEPHENSON,
lyN .'... .a.#r... Librarian.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

THIS Is To GIVE kOr rICE, . hat, ,Iths
l. subscriber hs obtainsd frtln the Orphan's
Court Of Washington County Ia The Dbtrict Of Co.
lunbis eltera Of ON the personal e.
tate Of Alexander 8. Wadswor!h, late OF Washlng-
ing clsimi against the said deceased, are hsfsby
warned to OF bt the came with the v0uohsrs there.
or 20 ths subssrber On or befors the $50 day o. Au
apst 1t; hey may otherwke by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of the said estate.
Giysn under my hand this 2sd day Of August. 1852.
JOHN d. WELLS, Administrator.
DAVID 4. BURR,
Agent for Administrator.
Once, corner OF Seventh and streets.
avg qb-laWSxs
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

sr MeOiIl, Wltherow q Co., have rs.
moved their job rrint,ng Establ.shmept to the
and Twelfth, sas SQUARE north Of Psnnsylvasia
avenue, -. ... ~ 33-5t
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
no L Way sTABLE KHEPEhs AaD
OTHER BUSINESS MEN

Having enlarged my place Of business and h,yius
an more Aasd f0ros, n l am now prepared to >lEKo
do all Aiuds Of CARRIAGE REPAIR. NN9@
ING with the greatest promptntss
Having none but tret clsss work men, using none
but tha best, material and charging iad and fair
and promptly would had 1t to their Interest to give
ROBERT H. aRAHAM, co.chm,ksr,
aug SO I'm at Eighth ct and 87i st.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

~ special Sotice.-On and aftsr Tuesday.
April 1887, the trains on the Baltimore and ohio
railroad will commence ruuniog daily, (Suudays
sxosptsd) leaving tLis Station it leo O. m., and
oOunecting at Wsshiuston Jupction with Mali
Train for oil parts u tho West va Wheeling Or
rarter:burg Through ueieis sold and baggage
eheoksd ". r. SMITH,
n Of Transportation b. 4 o. Il. Z.
ap 1-du tBtar 0lobel
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
OF rIOI AL.
DHrARrnkSr o. STATE,

DHrARrnENT o. STATE,
Wdshinqton, Jan. %, 1864.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter reoeivt
membsn Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of neg
month. .-
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
CAKE AND PIE
BAKERY.
G.. KAHLERT.

O A X Il AN ID Pi E B a * Il Il,
Cor Of Seventh and streets, (lslandD
R.sDectiu,v invites the attention OF citizens, sol
al n and suffers 10 his uufivalled Cakes and fies
He IL prepared to iur ish them 10 any qusnlty
and ut prices 70 suit purchasers. auh-im'
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

~ massaehusssss - disrs' Relief A..
socia sion. .-As eAiouensd me- ting Of this Society
| will b. held at the Avenue Hodse, To morrow
(wEDNEsDAYt Evening, st halfpast O'Clock,
when II l. hoped hat al who are iaeraded 10 thu
pafposss and objects Of the 6ocisty Will make II con-
vspk NJ 70 b. psss,nt Per order.
anR .6-ft
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

AHWestoa,s Rrogrsss Of olavsRy. .-Copies
vf hs wuf m ~ nle at the once Of tie NetsoWsl
hS.lsts.e. Pamphlet edition, = esnts Bound
edition, 10 oen0. 80.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

T lsT OF CONTNAOr rs se,isltsd q propssst
IL 10 the War Departme OF and 10 several buisAus
dsr!sg ,hs ~sek next prscsiins the sstA day Of Az
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

nRODUCE AND FRJIT-
i 800 boxes eisons,
100 boxes Oranges.
y, NO CoseoanutsL
800 barrels Potatoes.
900 barrels Ooio.s,
100 barre.s Prime Apes
10000 bunohes Onions.
40 storv aud for sale BY ,ox,
a is-im Corner Eight and streets.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
TO FIRE oOM r An ms.

FOR sALE-The sULIION ENGINE, belong.
lng 10 the Frank 10 Hose Company, Of Philsdeiphia
suitable for nre compinlss in ihe country For 70
srsnce apply 10 ID. a. Lyle Chief Engineer, Lbrs.
~ stree John Hlrss, la6d Shippen street, or John
Kddsll, No. Gulislma street, Philadelphia, Penn.
sylvania aug 2o-1t
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

Georgetown or the seventh ward (fslaud) who iail
to receive their Papen regularly will oblige the
agent, O. = Delphey, By leaving. notics ct Mr..
when al dslinqssnoiss viii bs promptly attended
10, may n
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

AEUnioa Prayer nsstiag.-Ths Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every attsrnvon this
week, In New York Avenue church, (Rsv. DR.. Cur.
hour. T. ly2
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

sI-Masonac The nemb n Of Federal Lodge
No /, r. A, 4. n, ars requested 70 met ct Central
Masonic Hall, corner Of Ninth and d streets, THIS
AFTERNOON at ose o oloSk, 10 intend the funeral
Of brother J. Il. CAnrE .fsa. Bfsthren Of other
Lodges, IN sood standing, are fraternay invited 70
81 oSdsr efths W. n ,r,,ou u,,u
auseTF n III u THOb. kiCH, Seo'y.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

DIR A. u a p p . N r.,
Physitian and Dentist,
Once, NJ Il X street, near the Circle.
Or ZAPPONE oontiauts to give ins'ruc Ions to
Medical 81 udents and othrrsio Anatomy, fhysiolo.
gy. hemi try, Gs loey, botany. and various ether
bfanchas OF silence connected with IN, dicine Rooms
fUr rent lu same building. aug g26
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
WANTS.

WANTsD-0EE HUNDRED MEN, q WORK
At National Monument af0anas %.:Jhjes'Sei b. G.
aug ae-s, chAp.c. and 9 s u.s.A.
WTANTED.-A GOOD KITCHEN SERVANT
street, between 8 iE1' sai 4. Arp = aug % ss@is. H:'A
WANTED IMMEDIArELY-Anes neat, furnished
w HOUSE, Of sboat eight rooms, In the vionity
OF Sixth o. bsventh and north D o. streets. Rent
fr $50 to $50 per month
.sists Of ali nd; bOugh! md .ola on co.amtsion,
By HENRY l.. RIDER, Atty.
Omos on F'ftsen,h street, next to Rigs Cos
Bank. aug sS-sts
WAsTED-As the aovernuent Hospital for
w the Insans, On the Aaacostia HeishA, opposite
upep pailrnv, ens Baker, two Wousa to cook and
aud 40 to wssh Good wages arc gives, and the
ass: an :'s Il; who
~ eo-.ltt Superintendent.
WTAHTkD-A oompst.ut WOMAN want. /.
w placed - housekssper or nuras In gsateel
Protestant family. Adde'S "HouskssPsr." this
w Of music t.nd ii. usual usual branches Of education
II desir. d. in family or school, Tho be Of refer
;S .sd ,SS:a rs ;ad,ss spE%s nIs
No ~. Wsshlnsson ssicss, Boston, Mas.
jy Aft
NJANTGD-At The New YoIl Employmsll
w Agency Othos, No 6u Ninth street, near Pa
sye"as, TWEN1Y-fIvEt tss) v MITE aud COL
Oh d GIRLS, with good references, ~ Cooks,
Chsmbermaids, .Laundfei ises, WaitTessss, Nurssa,
and Heams,r sses. Also young Co'ored Men to walt
on tables In Private Families vr Hotels. Also want
d houses Immediately with % wlhost Fspitpr,
Employer In want Of good help will ind It 70 their
advantage 70 CALI
my SIT NH. MILLER.
VIZ AsHI0 0TOH 0KIRT YAUTORY,
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

WANTED-S0 females to learn 10 make skirts.
person can, In short ume, make psr week, from
10 ~. Inas.s: for psstioslsrs, d se' Ssveash e
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Church nigh, suffer through ri. influence or e.-

Church might suffer through his influence or ex-
ample; nor will they. in their selhshness. mourn
over the division of the BODY OF Christ. Of which
he may thus be the occasion. They wanted a
messenger 70 carry 20 the higher classes OF Eng
lsh society deceptive view Of our national af-
fairs aud popular feelings, and they found il in
the Bishop of Ohio.
The protest and proceedings to which We have
referred show that the Bishop of Ohio continues
to be politician. and that. ike other clergy men.
when they embark in the exciting and absorbing
current of politics, he seems willing 10 forget not
merely the interests of his church, but 20 make
them subordinate 10 those Of his party. How
consistent as a digniied Christian preate, or how
courteous. under the circumstances. toward the
venerable Bishop OF Vermont. his conduct in the
House OF Bishops. We will not pretend TO decide;
but Of his desire TO link his church with the State,
and make common cause between il and the Ad.
ninistration. there be question The
pastoral letter 20 which allUsOn Is made Is already
before the public TO its contents we may here
after refer. Suffice to say. by those who read il.
il will be found TO patake far more OF the char
acter of a party pamphlet than OF solemn ad-
dress by body of Christian ministers TO a people
seeking religious instruction
The Episcopal has hitherto been remarkable
among American Churches for the care which it
has taken to avoid all political excitement
This il has done in accordance with establish
Ell principle. The dogma of the right Of ALI
ance between Church and State. either directly
or indirectly, it has expressly d,savowed. To
this ii owes It's moral power. its unity OF spirit,
and its freedom from dstracting discussions.
This admirable course, for it, own sake, we'll
for the sake Of religion it is TO be hoped it will
be enabled to preserve. Men not themselves
proiessedly religious love to look upon it as
standing like beacon, whose foot is on the eter
nal rocks rising calmly amid the turbulent wa
tiers OF daily life. it, light undimmed by their
rage, and its foundation mistaken by their vio-
lence. And sad il is to think that the first move
ment TO vail its radiance and shake its 6rmness
comes from venerable for his age. so in
fuential from his position and so loved tor his
holy living and his many virtues .-Cincinnati
Enqairer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01

History Of an Illegal Arresf-Shau Federal Us,r.
patton Orerrids the Habeas Corpus-7he Case
CIV H. Wiader
We copy the following from the New York
World Of October q:
A telegram from Boston informs US that on
Saturday afternoon an application was made t.
Judge Clifford OF the United States Circuit Court,
for writ OF habeas corpus in the case OF Mr. W
Il. Winder. OF Philadelphia. political prisoner
now confined M Fort Warren; and that Hons G.
" B'ddle. Peter Mccall aud VIM b. Reed
three distinguished members of the Philadelphia
bar. appeared before the Judge as Mr. Wnder's
counsel
Mr.. Winder has been prisoner OF the Govern
ment for more than wear. Earlyjin September,
1861. he arrested IN virtue of an order bear
ing the signature Of Secretary Cameron without
warrant. imprisoned without, trial in Fort Laiav.
cite. subsequently taken TO Fort Warren where
he has since been confined. uniformed of the
cause OF bis arrest until after the lapse OF more
than half wear never allowed TO confront his
accusers OF whose charges of disloyaty no proof
VAS ever gwen. and 10 day Is As guiltless of any
crime known or unknown TO the laws. of treason,
or the sbeiting of treason. az any member of Mr..
Lincolns Cabinet
Last March Mr.. winder wrote 20 Secretary
Cameron. begging 10 be informed at whose in
stance aud upon What representations be had been
induced 70 issue the order Tor his arrest and con
hnement in Fort Lafayette Secretary Cameron
replied that he knew nothing OF bis arrest until
he say the fact stated in the newspapers but
presumed that il was done by order OF the State
Department. which had charge OF such cases -
To this Mr. Winder replied by transmitting a
copy Of the document on which Col Burke took
charge OF him and placed him in the fort-this
being sn Introduction by VIM. Millward. the
United States Marshal Of Philadelphia of has
deputy. Mr.. Sharkey, who carries with him Mr.
Winder. 10 be delivered TO your custody per or
ders Of the Secretary of War" and also a tee
graphic dispatch TO Mr. George A Cohey. the
United States District Attorney: Have tele-
grsphej Marshal Millward 10 arrest Vim. Win
der. and transfer him 10 Fort Lafayette. signed
Cameron. Secretary Of War
To this message Secretary Cameron promptly
and curtly replied that he bad sent Mr. Winders
letter 10 the Secretary Of State. and dsavowed
oil snosledgs Of his susst. wilh request for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
The Volunteers.

The Corydon Demoerot says: by polling the
list of volunteers who went from Crawford
county IL has been ascertained that eighty -four
more Democrats than Republicans have volun
teesed from that county. yet the Democratic
State ticket has majority of two hundred and
thirty eight In Floyd county it is known that
two thirds Of the volunteers voted against Mr..
LINCOLN. yet the Democratic majority is six hun
dred and sixty. This shows that the people will
not indorse the uliraism Of the late Republican
party That's what the matter"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
ston-waiI Jackson Administers the
Sacrament.


The following is from the Knoxville, Tennes-
see Register of September 80:
On the morning of a recent battle near Har-
pers Ferry, after a ernon by one of MS Chap
lans. Stonewall Jackson, who by the way. Is AZ
elder in the Presbyterian Church, administered
the sacrement TO the church members in his army
DE invited all Christians TO participate in this
ceremony. A Baptist, the straightest of his Sect
thoroughly imbued with the idea of close CON-
muniOn, seen to hesitate; but the occasion
and the man who presided. oyercame his scrupies,
and thus it has happened that the prospect of a
fight and the eloquence of Jackson made Bap
list forget that baptism Is the door into the
Church
In all Jackson's army oath is rarely uttered.
religious enthusiasm pervades it which makes
every man a hero. Conscious of the justice of
our cause, and inbued with the strongest con-
victions OF patriotism. his men are irresistible In
this incident we have an explanation OF General
Jackson's nvncibility, anu we are thus enabled
to understand why his men are all heroes. and
why they endure without murmur the severest
hardshps to which any troops have been subject
during the war. Wneh pence is restored it will
be honor enough for any man 20 say, Il belonged
to the army of Stonewall Jackson"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
Vengeance ON IN Seducer.

Major Phelps, of the 9Th Virginia was shot by
Major Dayton. of the 4th Virginia. on the 18th
instant, near Millersport about twenty FIVE miles
above Gallapos, under the following provoca
ton aud circumstances:
Major Phelps, by forging license, procured
some one to marry him 10 a sister OF Major Day
ton. He being IA married man could not legally
marry her and consequently took this plan TO
accomplish his ends he carried her away from
home and no one knows where she now is. Ma
jor Dayton was informed by letter from his father,
and became almost crazed. he learned of Major
Phelps being in Gallipols. and went there, but
the Major bad starred for Ceredo. Major Day
ton followed on. overtaking him near Millersport.
and shot him, four balls taking effect. Major
Phelps lived few hours, and before dying ac
knowledged he had been served right The
mock marriage between Major Phelps and Miss
Dayton occurred near New Creek, Virginia
Major Dayton had not been arrested by either
the civil or military authorities.
Major Phelps was formerly minister. and re-
sided near Ceredo, Virginia. Major Dayton was
formerly baggage master and afterwards con-
ductor on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
of your duties. TO the military force Of the Uni

of your dsties. 70 the military force Of the Uni
ted States in your vicinity.
Very respectfully, your obeiient servant.
J Hour, Judge Advocate General.
The New Hampshire Patriot reports the deci
sion thus:
After argument By counsel. the Chief Justice
said that il seemed to him inexpedient, and use
less TO the prisoner. 20 issue order for an at
tachment which could not be enforced; that the
Government of the United States bad plainly ex
pressed their determination to resist by force any
attempt of the civil authority TO deliver the pris-
oner, and that be received this not IS threat,
but as the announcement of settled resolution.
which. with the vast armies under their control,
they had the ability TO execute against any power
which the State can command for the enforce
ment of the law. he therefore declined to take
further action in the case"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
ne. l72.)
TNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

ne. l72)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of tie United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and prsict Of Indiana, the 9Th
day Of October le6-, by gohn Hanna, Esq., Attorney
81 the United States FOR the District Of Indiana, against
thirty nine hars q capital stock OF the Terre Haue and
kiohmont Railroad Company, and nneiyseyen (97) dol
lars aud ny cash dividends accrued thereon the
hands of the Treasurer Of said Company FOR violation
= the powers Il act OF Congress approved July II,
s6, entitled An act 10 suppress nsurrecton 10 punish
treason and rebellion, TO seize and concate the prop
ery ofrebes and for other purpos aud n process
against said property ano that the may be
dymed and sold enemies properly.
Now. THEREFOR IN pursuance OF the monton under the
seal II said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 90 all persons claiming said property
any part thereof, any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States be held the city of indianapolis
in aud for the District Of indiana the third Monday OF
November next o'clock OF the forenoon Of that day
then and there nterpose their claims and make
their allegations In that behalf
d. 6. ROSE, L. 5. Marshal.
Per J. 5. BlGELOw, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS II. REA Clerk. novl-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
Iowa Election.

The latest news from Iowa IN reference to the
recent election in that State is. that the Repub-
lcan majority on the State tickle, will probably
not exceed twelve hundred and IL may fall below
one thousand The Democratic gain in the State
on LIScoLx's vote from ten to twelve thou
sand
The majority for MAHrrs. Democrat. for Con
gress. in the Fourth District, is between six and
seven hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01

The Next SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENrATIvEs As the Democracy of the State
have secured in the House (as well NJ in the SEN
ate) a majority, we are of those who indorse the
doctrine OF rewardng the competent and the
faithful. we sugge-t the name of the Hon Sam
uel H. Buskirk highly deserving the Speaker
ship His efficient services in the triumph which
We have just attained award to hn, we think, the
position.-CoringtOn Friend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
NO ILL.,
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
II DIANA -

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA. IS;
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been fled IN the Dis
tct Court the United within and for the seventh
Circuit and District Of Indiana the 25th day ofsept SCI
by John Hanna. ESQ., Attorney for The United n ates
for the District OF Indiana. against stallion. sezs
Putnam county, Indiana for violation Of the powtrs %
act Of Congress approved july L. IS62 entitled An
suppress instruction, punish and rebel
on 10 seize and conhsaie the properly Of rebels and
other purpose and praying process against laid prop
erty and that The same may be condemned and sold
enemies property.
Now THEREFOR in pursuance Of the mention under the
seal u said court 10 me directed and delivered do here
By give pubic notice 20 all persons esinn said property
any part thereof ia any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United Siaiss, 70 be held the city Of indianapolis
in and for the District q Indiana the third Monday q
November HeNt a. ten O'Clock q the forenoon Of that
day. then and there % nieTpOse their claims and 70 max
their allegations IN that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per J. s RsskLow, Deputy.
Attest
jcse " ksAs eisrs Bovl-62v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01

sB- The Washington dispatches to the New
York Herald announce that ex Senator BRIGHT
was in that city on Tuesday last
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
Here You Havess.

AsHLEr. violent radical Republican, was
elected to Congress at the late contest IN Ohio
from the Toledo district Here il an illustration
Of his loyalty: in a speech at Toledo be says;
1.-THE President receies one step from ms anti
slavery position. there will be . counter revolu-
in the NORTH / never win submit to the rule of
traitor sympathsers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
special Notice.

10 ADTERTXSRPS-hH ndrsrrises1sEfs take0 for
spectref tfDs, and rtered OUT before fas expiration
oftl time secifed iSWbe charged TIE regular ratns
forthe M 20 the time they are orfered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
PROPOSALS.
S e lie d Proposals Is.

Sealed Proposals.
oUARrERNAsTERs DEPARTMENT, $ At
Indianapolis. Ind, NC, %. lsss.
SsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS
- ofce Until 10 O'Clock, A M Saturday, sth No
vember, ls61.
1000 Cavalry Horses and
1000 artillery Horses,
AL b. delivered the Government Stables. In In
danapos, Indiana
Deliveries Of Cavalry Hcrses TO he IS follows
500 within ten tlel days from date Of contract
500 twenty l20) :"
500 thirty 80, a =.
Said be sound all particulars not less than
ak s nor than eight sl years old: from IS 70 Is
hands highs dark coors (no grays good square
birdie wise, and Of SIZE sufficient for cavalry purposes.
SPECIFICATIONS OF ARTILLERY HORSES
Q)252 wheel Horses in pairs, bays, browns blacks
is hands high upwards strong and active from %
old entirely sound, well broken, and square tEot
ters in harness.
(2l So Horses in pairs, bays, browns or blacks ls
hands high towards. strong quick and active, rely
sound from 10 years old well broken aud square trOt
tiers in harness.
lSj 20 horses w pairs, pays, Sro"ns OF oiacks en-
trely sound frcm years Old. sizes suitable for
changes in the TWO rst named horses, well broken and
square rotters in harness Zach horse 10 weigh not less
than eleven hundred a, 1901 pounds
Deliveries of Artillery Horses % be As follows
20 Horses Of the first namely
l6O Horses Of the And namely 800 Horses.
60 Horses Of the 3rd namely
Within fifteen 5) days from date Of contract The same
number 800 Of classes respectively within twenty
i've 25) DAYS Of the residue
within thir;y-fve as days from date OF contract.
these specifications will be strictly adhered TO- and
ngdiy enforced in every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by a
guaranty for its faithful performance.
Form of bid and guaranty be had application 10
this office.
No bid will be entertained for less than 100 Horses
Proposals Will be endorsed proposals Tor Cavalry
Horses and "Proposalsfor Artillery Horses"
Any other information will be promptly given appl-
cation to the undersigued, personally by letter
JAMES A. EKiN
oct30-dd A. .. NJ L. :. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-01
Grocery Establishment.

am prepared to nv friends and the public gen.
orally with all articles needed Tor family Particular
attention Is given 70 the purchase Of produce Prices
low A. the lowest j. BARNARD.
oc;Is-dsm-i. So.ls Sszth Nerid.sn street