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, 1862-09-23
The Last Moments OF Col. Nri3es.
Eflott m


Through the kindness OF Lieut.. Beruinr.
who sat tthird him, constantly holding MS
tard In hfe, am permitted to copy from his
mtmoranda solue OF tho expressions Hl1:cl Tue
eA irg colonel uttt red, during tue daY while
bis miId vas wandering. They are valuable,
It Tor nothing more as "ins how crnel arc
TIE insinuatsons which have Constantly been
thrown ont agairst his loyalty: "Oa, where
Is Gtn. McClcllsn9 VIII? don't he come fo,-
ward md save 1ne:'' "Major, is our artillery
at work gu 'sI have done n,y duty, and cad
dc 'iks e - s9'eer r. 7, Ron,t let my stag 'eaye
evely I S paes i stop tse s'paS Ri IL
to strsEglsrs from their regiments.
In the latter part Of the day his mind still
continued to wander to the ba1lle field, aud le
Kept constantly ch. cr1ng on his m=n, calling
them to stand where th.y were: Again he
ask. d, "Ob, where is McClel1au :' " Captain,
onto tic iast.my amm'lnl;: Ion i. gone where
i our army - Darn Col. Ford-hc haslost
the lights. Oh, must surrender" "Taey
made target Of nc" "Au right! all ripht!
give them every shel ell-every shell'' "Waen
We can 40 no more, eau do no more" s'Flye
days. nronadiog heard at Baltimore aad else.
where. and yet no assistance" Expresses q
wish to see Gen. White. al an al old sol
d!tr-Gen, Wti.e will not forget nc a. held
quarters ~ know, also, MT staff, Mr.. Blu
n9y. Mr: ne,lu,an ard Major slc1lv.ine, also -
can Gear II ts-' "Gcnsra1. go-why don't
{o% 60; Oh; JS 60! 60! 20; o., g.! woa't any
sirn it. - SMcIlvane, he on. t.en On WI; whei
: noble fellor." "oh, Barney, that key! tue
Col. Miles may have been rem,ss in bis duty.
the tlag. When l left bis leaduuar:e,s ate i1ta
in the evening, be VAS still living, though he
could survive but short time longer.
, 1862-09-23
letter from CAPT. Brown of ths Ar.
kAnHaD.

At MR- LEE's. 80 M1LEs FHoA HEADQUARTERS.
Near Clinton, La, Aug Up. m.
Gtneral-1 have just metthe chiet pilo. Of
the late A1kshsas. The crew and officers.
eatk Of the river, Opposite Baton Rougc,}
where they fle~ 1he;r vesse1a to pieces. Tn4y
tucceeded in getting nearly Opposite Port
uudscn, where they were, nv informant
thinks, oyeE.aken By the enamy's horse, the
Rnnhoa's also pursuing. It Is believed thai
and eonc few officers, must have been made
prisoners. Eight men ard three lfeutecant3
got over with tie pilot to Port Hudson. I
tear that a strict pursui: Will be made By tue
enemy on both sides Of the river sitter 1ny un-
tor:unafca- Tue engines sotally gave way
TIE yeksel did ros run ashore in tog, but
would eaye accomplished the required: work
tut for detects In tho machinery which no Que
on board could remedy or guard against fOr
these defects Was aware and ever in fear.
though lo one could think they would so
soon have ruined ereEythtng.)
gue1illas on this side. by poor men, unarm-
ed apd seeking food and protection, appro ,ca-
ed camp Of confederate gueEillas, ne II eh r.
they landed, and stamEeded them a. half
mile ctsrant, and never could get In hail
Prsy have all such running hero:s added to
moved tor the too proosble fate OF my nrave
crew. I: IS ecme small consolation to me to
know that could not hare BY my presence
avtrts the wearing ont OF the enSioes. "A
large s:oop of ~ar attacked In comp my With
The Ersex and cunboats. regret 70 s.y that
LIEUT.. Stevens ~ss seriously buraed by
grenade with which be fired the ship. As
knew would be proved, he aud the off Reers
behaved veil. send tnis back Tonight, By
ono of the TWO dragoons ~hom Gen. Rakg|es
eent with me- I I'm 9Th respect,
n. BRowS, Com. c. 8. n.
:. To Msj. Gen. John G. Breckenridge, con.
manding uear Baton Roug..
, 1862-09-23
Observation-Disclosures t.

IFTom tue New York Tribu1c.1
It is with no little satisfaction that 7e pub
]ish tie following proclamation Of the rebel
general now CT recently commaadins; in east
ern Kentucky:
HEnquAnTEns cosrEDenArE FoncEs,
ARMY OF EAsT TENNESSEE, Aug. %, 1G62
To the Citizens ef Knox County and the Adjacent
Counties In Kentucky.
Finding that you have been deceived by the mis-
Ftp1est n atins Of uur enemies, and h1-. been
but aso to rcsort to the cowa,ly PRACTICE. Of punh
Whack1Dg, how promise you that, ii You return
qutet!y tu yous homes and lead orderly lives, you
viii not be disturbed, but will BE- protected IN
# on the contrary, you persist IN firing upon my
soldiers Fl n the woods. you will DC huns .vh.n
you arc caught, and yonr houses md properly viii
Dc destroyed. +. htHDT SMITH. Nai. Gen
Tits may seem harsh, hut it is right. No
commander can afford to a1io y his soldiers to
be shot from hidieg places by enemies who
ocdge halt the risk Ut war BY sfcarlng no uni
form, preserving no organization, and who
endeavor to pass as peaceful farmers or hunt
cts whenever confronted by an ovefpowerug
force. The distinction between soldiers and
EkulkinG assasains must b. broadly maIat1n-
&c Or the former stand no chance :lgaiast the
latter.
Tet 1t is this very distinction that the reb-
els have from the first insisted on ignoring.
while elaiuiDg that their q bush whackers;'
61oulh be at liberty 10 kill Union SO .ditrs
wherever and however tney could. 2terliuy
PIice demanded this of General H,tleck IN
M1:eou'i nearly year ago, and JEFF. Davis
insisted In bis late message Oh maktag our re-
refusal to accede TO It the ground of yiudiceiye
retaliation on onr prisoners Of Nar. Ths wh,le
rteel South exult over the assassination of Col.
Ellsworth by the rumsci'cr Jackson at the
taking Of Alexandria Aud bill WIS LATELY
introduced into the rebel Congress, in accord
ance with Davis recommendations, to author.
1ze and r, quire retaliation upon cur p.isonera
for every "tush~hack.r" who snon:d be
treated on OUT part as an assassin.
Gen. Kirby Smiths proclamation cGectua11y
settles this controversy, aud in cl14r accord
arce with the dictates of common sense. If
sny traitor wants tu fight the Uni III forces. he
hiss ample choice Of opportunities. He can
enlist in either OF dozen different armies; If
he fails to enlist the inexor,ble conscripSlon
Wlfl sery certainly tahc hold Of him Let
him but enter the rebel ser,ice to tisht as
soldier, and Ee will he treated Is eoldicr-
and never we're prisoners OF var treated with
more uniform humanity aud kindness than
rchels taken oy Cnionfsta have been-bu; if
he prow]s about the woods, pretending to uur
1ruups that he is a uon combAtIant, yet shoot.
Ing at their backs wheu sure Of eiudiux their
pursuit, he will If caught, be treated ike the
aseaEsfn he proves himself. and for this treat
nsent the proclamation OF Mai. Gen. Smith.
above quoted, furnishes ample warraat aud
justification.
, 1862-09-23
Gen. Butler and the Children OF
Slaves.
lie following correspondence explains


itself:
OFFICE OF LOUISIANA STATE PExrrESr1AnF.
BA1oS koCGx. Auy.st 19, 1859
Major GeIera1 B +. Hrtler, Commanding Depart
ment If The Gulf:
Mr DEAR s1s: have in this institution
SEVERAL children, born i'll the prison of fem.i.
conTicte, betWeen the ages Ut onu and TIN
Years. BS the laws of the State of Lou1si4na
LIT St Children are State property, aud 1re Gus
'cm las teen tosell them iuto livery at tnc
age If l0yesrs, and appropriate the proceeds to
1te PURPOSES Of StHte expenditure. In view
OF lts erkcuatio1. Of the city. and possibly the
abandonment OF this ips' Triton, it has b.
crnle a SERIOUS Inu-ttr wuat shall be doae
with these Children. k3pxiDg YOUR sentf.
ments TOO Welt 10 s:=litve tia; snu will order
these Iilstn=is, Who hare uev.r Jet gone be-
yapd the ce1 fires IT the pcu.trn.i41y, sent
1G' Q s]aTtfy, and rot chri1 & 10 saks rcSpon-
s.lili.y bich you would So w1ilipgty a. s,ime
ssx 70 be directed with rsgufu t. tue cuil.
DR.. n Of iLc-rc:r ted p:1eat6.
Nes1 letltcuu:y, JCur obedisnt servant.
Moses BATES.
sup't Louisiana State Peuitentiary.
HEApQuAATEns DEpAn1xEnToF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS August ~, lSS.
Moses Fasea, Esq, Superintendent State Peni-
SIR: ceFtair1y cannot sanction any law Of
Louisiana which enelaves apy children Of
female conyicts born in the State prison.
Tbeir place of birth is certainly not their fault
fcu are Therefore to take suca care Of them
IS would be done with other des.itu,e chill
olen: II these chllrtn were born of female
coLElct s'aVes, possibly the master might have
some claim hut I do not see how the State
should have any; I am very respectfully your
oned1ent servant, B. 3. BUTLER,
Major General Commaniing.
ty a. r. frfFEK, Lieut. and 4. D. G.
, 1862-09-23

fHICAGO { ACADEMV.-Tne
- seventh yeas OF this school for you x ladies',
M'stes LANE 4 BA8ER Principles,
VIII eeein on MONDAY, Sept I'd Arp,cat,oas
Bu .lticC, rs Tabaslt syeruc sstar ,rsH'-
, 1862-09-23

fpfEISSUR Ri1f1, FL. WAYNE e.
CHICAGO EALTAY
FHsttse: xsAlns ls1vc the DppCt rrrnsr of Mno.s4S
md Cssal street. Chicago daily Vi
sta a. II. F13t Line (exccps 5unusn,
20 S8as se1o;h;1 ExpEs5 e. t seEseG. e 5.tasss:
&11ye u ChicsGo 1t SIS A. Y andS:I5pN
, 1862-09-23

=, q tfe Tonlcs aud rttevstarG Raisfoad C9moA3y.
burg :ilroad Comoanv viii be hold in Jackso willie
On thr f.ustcenh day OF October, l for sc 1u.pose
GVfsotdation betwacn tue ssid Company All the
9asa.eny'fe. 4ls.n sS Lonts Ra.l7oaa co@o.ny:
ton for Di,cctors o1 sae Consoll sted Gonsa?y aI
bfr. lfE1- NA. G. GREAN9. Pre- ;Ilant-
Jls. 3xEDAN, Sec{etMy. eei@u31:tew4T
, 1862-09-23
"A @ II n rs W AN TED
FOR
Ahb0ttss Great Rebellion Histerys

Prospectus Books .1e ncw rea.J for esnraasers. Il
vii: both in It Enu.isn aud 1.rsn Lanxuszes IN
two haya1 Oetavo volumes. fa L1ATaE1, and u!u:
trate4 On STsK1. Eenh fhr CIeouLAR Apply for
Te5ritoty 10 o. F. GIBBS t3s soukh EA1k Ge.a.k CHI
pago, NJ P9st qt1se Rok :qs. SETS ut3t tStte3t2K
~
, 1862-09-23
TATARRH; CATAhR H
Z, 6EELYEB LIQUID DcATARRHREMEDY,
4 sEfc cure for

%JAXAXKREX
ess CT to cure Cntssrh thAn Consumption art by
curing tho 1sst prevent tile after. fc-eoas should
understand that tic better way u cure Consumption
IL to prevent It
The symptoms Of Cst&srh rs they generally appear
At fT%t .cry slight P+r*ons nd 1!scF have cold
and 1ud that they have frequent AtacGs more
Bcnsativc to the changes Of Temperature In this
aton. the nose may be dry slight dtsrEa:ce thin
As the disease becomes chronic The discharges
creased tn quantity and changed in quality they
sns ths nose or ss they fs1' into tho throat and are
tsusing had breath: the voice E thick nasal the
eyea M weak ihe sense Of sncl T. lcsscned or de-
Dy the MD Of the cLiQElUCATAlsIeII REMEDY. nt1
these symptoms can be etlecFually removed.
Price Of tic Ca,nrr Remedy. *200su1clcnt for use
one month with full and clear directions. sent by eI
DrcrR.
Office, 182 Eouth Clark Street, Up-S.alu1
Address. Dr. D. H. SEELYE
au1l.l!M stcw1m Post 0tfce Box ISL, Chicago, III.
, 1862-09-23

WAR CLAIM OFFICE OF
pa,t oa,Ga GE1SzTER ns = COHEN Washington. .. G.
pull. U: Senate H.; Hon j. ~ Grimes, Il. s senate
ioga; i,a;, Hen = R Wss4ouEne II r. IL; Hon 0wEr
7n1y: r IT, Watson. Esq. Ast Sect. Of Wsr; Geo
tarr1nEto9 ESQ., Asst Sec Of treasury; i X tcnes
Esqs G.s Marshal Chicago jy39 :l91 3tn
, 1862-09-23
4 1iBERAL EDUCATION with

sCADEMT. It FULTON, ILL on tie NIssis slppi
fas 1EsF EI ],eYs1t eps9 IT. tssond year sspt q
The College nas corps OF twelve Experienced teach
e. snd GtqIers thorq4sh appotntnent shr finest
{so &C., ~ amF!s and attractive 3fiit1-y ?a:E a1
s1seiis6t ana well furnished A-H.ry. 1ie {n1na-
A1n and nnny othe- advantages which snouid Claim
&c attention Of pas.nts anh guardians, The largest
;nssituton of u class a7d character In tue Union.
70 Csdets also Ii nEI1LLEEY and INFANTRY {leayy
and 1glt} TACTICS ZoTATZ ald FANCY nRItEs and
n Y toEr,s. nEx $50 rer acheo! year for board,
Mtnis1e1 room ~ hght*. was1ing AID tuition ID
adE fso ahtSad re room and board under the
IT, ia9f.nEsGr
, 1862-09-23
CHICAGO. AND ST.. LOUIS
~KAd0pAu LNE.
CHANCE OF THE. -

oeps8ondeva}; M z. II Mixht ExPfS( 1Esg& 8A&9A
&F. II
jonsS and W1ni76sua Aessr1aoa - nsS1 q
eaRo a440f- u md s7.ssF q - 49,
56E3 q, T. Att1& a1&
, 1862-09-23

" AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
~ LEAV1Tr l. WRIGHT. Atto-ue;s at Law.
~, Al Kinds Of Claims promptly COLLECTED P,asi ,rs
and Bounty Obtained; TTeasurer's Warrants prumntiy
Eouected and the money replitted. Fees 1850. BIZ
chsEEed st,laieEs' FEY eollettet- Fees Sl0j
s. CLARK street. fat Sa75iV
, 1862-09-23

Traitors in Loyal States Nay- be Ar.
resIed by the Pr@aadcnt~sup1nion or
, 1862-09-23

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
"a Retired Clergyman having been re ored to heath
In few days many ycarb Of rtat suffering IL Will
Ing to assist others by sending iee] % the receipt
nf postpaid directed enyelons copy the rrrfcrg
Fulton street Brooklyn, New York. 1e9sl-1m
, 1862-09-23
zfW t "NE.,

..I5y.7 A1d fE;:Ha ~ -4.l :. @-sI-t<. szsks9
70 ao1B rcuta Eot Live o!-As t. Sc4C7S Y.fcs ~!
sstesea aad :apP!fS6 W. c':-i soa7eaI1cx, aay.
attention u paid To- t.tsle a4nta kftsa XaFrEhQs.4-
1Aere viii b. urcd eE.E con yerience feedtaX EzS
HKW YORK md BAI;I1ApRE Aa8KSRH %N1 IA
&no b 1Qu14 The ahp1teaz, lEkc1t k1d MfEs t$seSs
With {eET chanxss toAL acJ otla-.
KNOCK LkN1H, 6E1f 68R1 Atoud11, Pa
L L H0HPf. 6enI 73eksf Akeot PntlaGalpAl&
, 1862-09-23

{ tHlCAGO AND AIIJtWAE2-x3
~ EAILKOAp.
&oA aLSAeAEA La CRnssA. s.. RaS-- t.s1fEwy.
~ hhkLE. AID iSrz1NxnrArx Fess7a
Hn slA afsef 3!ut.k.AE, Mny s.4 IL. ;-,.orxx7
Trains xil Isave the Dcpos Gomez Q: ws.t k:51a -
LaIA ssfsets~ tSGntaTa tzcrpscd,J ~ 1s:i1Fk. A@
E5 < and 70 I. n. and aI3lYe 1t .tttE,,>-s -,
1&45 A. II, asa 1s;E = It. -''7-1@@ss 81
&l5 +. NJ ~ ~'11-~''S "' o'-t L. r. a4A
HAEkE1A1 AcccxxopAr7ox Yzar. ;tay.u t.nt4s.
As.o" e. n. s1c a1tsyee ct ChtC1ZD AtY<t Il M
a5S T. T. BALD FIN, Super1Dtsndann
, 1862-09-23
EnurHttouaI.. =.


M APLEWOOD- Young Ladies'
80 Institute, Pntanold Nass, cotameue.a it, 81
nnn,1 session Oct 1861 Win atEeadsnce
ties 1n ~ mo WA xdd9 to tn uual fnciE-
s,t heS IT tnstaSton In thu sohd ana on arpents1
er6 pt Gallht 1dyantaIes for physal health
the Principal. .en1 aSs nsf e -. !. sE.I nnAh
, 1862-09-23

~ SAEY. CAIRO, III. sosenher 9Th, Is5s
staled Proposals will Be 1ec@lvsd ct tis otre {on
uEhl - o'clccs on Tu Fdsy tne as day Of Sept
NJ tor kupplto troop. ssasdoIed At Caro- and
Mound CITY. ILL.,, aud Birds 4'uIEt, MO-.
With Fresh Bread and Fresh Boat for six 90
MI ntsR, c'mmencing tbs Is. car Of oss,
1861, and ending ER. Oh 3ist, 1868,
, 1862-09-23

VET ERIN AIRY SURGEON,
D.. GRoEaE DADD, f'En'rl5 ot Bosto7. Mass.
respectfully ann0nCc5 Inst he Il tp treat ali
The vtrcus diseases Incidental to iii kIni. or iomes
81 { an'msl aas ,An bs found st WM. PAri;fCil
liHnx sac Stables. No. IYl. Garner, OF Sllic ana
hdGn streets Chicseo Ill. pr. paitls prepared 10
receive Ins IN view Of qualifying for practice
, 1862-09-23

The Bread 10 be made f1o1, winter wheat OF best
qnalitS, snd to hn of good and whole ons quality.
Ihr Fresh Beef TO .of good wholesome Q1ailty,
nee r. and shA. IL excluded
Bouef4 must be sent It tha orchn& OF the bids.
10 tixu contracts and s2olsbls ;uttass axs
be named In prop &ss
Bads must be endo ted "ProposAls TOR Fresh Broad"
and Proposals fcr Frrsh 1+.ef-
The right Il re}eet any OF al OF the bids
RiCHaEp Mc aLLtsIEK
EE11uSttd Captain acc C. 8.
, 1862-09-23
Epc anu Ear.
REal EStatf.

r ANTS IN. kANSAS-To sell o7
- II ade fos a stock Of DRY Goods
o0 per cent Land, 20 Per cent Cash.
for p ftlcolarf sddrrts by mail a W.RPALDrEa
1!1s+' 1IA%+rerpsT .FaiA kansas- AL comnunfcatons
AsoASa1 @s1u9o4A4 Aus1tsjS-lm
, 1862-09-23
.10c1tt16t6.
NJ J. L A UR e N G e,
D:ENTl8T,'

Once, "a ake Streek, opposite fremont Housa
Dr. L hiss had hneen years experience su tI9 profee
lion. WORK done q Es5tssa Pssees, jyHKfs1
, 1862-09-23

IFT0m tue New York TribuQc,1
It is With no little satisfaction that 7e pub
]ish tie following proclamation Of the rebel
general now CT recently commanding in east
ern Kentucky:
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III rNEMYs PLAN

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column toward. B. &c. iro Green +, ~.
direction # Nashville ID pstbing has
b.rpercd 10 'atrrfmt t,.,.e r5-.tetntt,.
this ulan II operation ought IL be ea,pc
ON u'w T. cayer these r,sye,n, tas ,,d
prevent reinforcement. benny SEM IN
Pnfk q, Johnston Ge.ft has tr.p throat.
ening Cllnnbn, Ii our commander,
are no wiser than some rersep- VIII, re-.
for 10 the f,uure ~ The .rrea.,i,p
against Columbus they nigh, he d.
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must 'a'"'
The var.ous southern expeditions
ms! pr regarded a. mere ielnis OF ma
5"'A'hs p'r'''s. ia' cA'et "'Jec' 10
dra~ ~ troops from 'nf ai'nic- on tbs
p'''e.- ~ pas "'ta zoe lead ~ lrs'
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sitian vet occnpi,d hv our army
TIM. o,.o Is uccl.,l.o n,,., .,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
NOTICE.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company

tNIIE following Resolution was adopted by the
i Board Of Directors OF this Company at their
MEETING sept 10Th, 1861
R,soiu,i, Tha, the following notice he pub
lishcd IN the Texas Republican
All those claiming to hold debts against the
Southern PnciGc Railroad Company will please
present them Immediately, At tho Office OF the
Company, in Marshall for investigation, and TO
be passed upon according 10 the resolutions OF
the Board Of Directors.
A. T, SMITH Secretary
Marshall. Sept 18th 1851
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cont nuance OF the Planters patronage il re-
especially solicited.
tsFrvRrNcEs -- James West James Wilcox
b " paarsnn q W leuor, Mansfield La {
7 Knightcd Major VIM Wade, Shreveport, Ia
Thomas Poland u X Smith Powolton Texas
Dr. " II Dial Marshall Texas Col John HUI
A q rrayor, Wayerly. Walker county Texas.
Address
b Y WILLIAMS.
Mansfield la.
". ch ~. 1861. 1m
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CovstprBsrr. A planter inquiries Of us
whether horses, mules. and oxen. on
the plantation. used for farming. are 60
be returned for Confederate taxation : -
We answer no--the tax is 10 be levied
only on cattle. hurscs, and mules. rails
ed for sale or used AS merchandise .
IRA not when raised or used for farming
OF family putposee- and sa.s 'sr cz
areas fgrra r. ilr 6 rf~ler.ie Ia Aet
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A SPEECH WORTH READING

She 10Th, is full q interesting rcvola-
tiou- as 10 the frauds committed upon
the Washington Government. the actin.
al cost Of the war, and it's probable
close at an caiiy day in consequence OF
financial disability on the part u tIe
North
The House resumed the consideration
Of the amendments, reported 10 tie
llouse from the Committee Il the Whole
on the state Of the Union. 10 the Cigi
Appropriation hill
Mr.. Dawes rep Of Massachusetts
from the Committee If Investigation nn
Government Contracts. to- rosumiug his
remarks, commenced on Friday last,
said Sir, ! have not failed t. notice.
and believe the Committee II which
am member have not iaiIcl 10 notice
in common with the whole country
that from some uuaccuuutal le reason
tbe charges upon the national treasury
AT this time pl war have been such a.
10 reach nearly the bottom ai the pub
lie chest During Our invest cation
startling facts have come before IT. nH.
ticc If this committee. and to the notice
of the whole country, touching the
mode aud manner Of the cxpeni cot
the public money Some Of tho-n i,am4
] propose to call attention a., alI then
to ask gentlemen the plain question,
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lust received large and superior lot o
u shoes. which viii be sold cheap BE Ger
tain 10 call ~
3. JACOBS
Marshall. Nov ~. lael nlor1