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HoR THE LANCASTER lrposs

Dir. EpIroK.-t appears that the .pirit
OF speculation which prevails TO m .Inrm.
Ing extent throughout tho country is calcu.
lated TO produce almost ~ great a calamity
As the war; and We think require. some
Legislative interference to prevent its dis
truc.ive influence. II ID. and will be, seri.
ou"ly felt in almost every branch of trade
and "shc, aud is calculated 10 protract III.
present war. while there r-tnains such a
large class engaged in hlllng up their cof.
iers al the sxP-nce Of tho lstu,iny and pro.
duc'ng class Of the country. We vii, H..
stance one branch OF speculation. to vi, !:
Cotton, which At Present sppex.s to excite
u general feeling Of inquiry Their. ur.
ngeuts Or persons travelling over the coun.
try buying It up. Large cnpitali-ts hav. n
quantity Of muney on land and not being
able 10 seo the effect this war u,sy have
upon the currency Of our government, they
prefer making an Investment in Cotton; and
it is urged MS u reason fer relling that the
proceeds put in circulation would afford
me"ns TO pay the Confederate or war lax,
aud discharge many other demands Ad-
uniting this TO be true. whnt must be the
necessary cons, quence 1t will undoub,.d.
ly hs,o " tendency to d.siroy confLrncs in
the eLrr.nsy Of the government. IL not
why invest an COTTON in preference TO Con
frders.e B"ads y, 8 per cent iu,.r.s, 7 III.
reason, IN my opinion, i. the want Of conf
dence in Confederate money il il th.r.
fore not difficult to divine the result. Sup
pose Lincoln declares the blockade raised
ia all The Southern ports, which is not alto
gr'hor Improbable. especially If he should
lind that those he has already opened (N.a
Orlears. &c y will not furnish 10 foreign
'mp"tta'ioh The Ieading article of trade
Co'ton-wi,hout which tho British and
frwnch Gv, eruments would feel but Ii,tl.
interest in our commercial in,ercours. ; and
IN The event that Lincoln should attempt
this policy, he would collect the rev.nu.
out side OF the Bar, or ut some suitabl.
point ns he did before tts blockade was
mnde ana the Importing merchants would
not hssi'ate to pay the duty both 10 the
Federal aud Confederate Governments, for
tie want Of competition in manufacturing
in the Confederate States. They would
then add all expences upon their merchant
die and thus the c"nnunirrs would be mmd-
to indirectly contribute to the support of
the ~sr of the North against the South
Aud If tha Cotton specula,ers buy up the
Cotloh, which 10 to be delivered when tho
blockade IL broken up, they will have ob.
tanned the e"mpets eoa.r"l "f the financial
and coe"serc.al iat-ces,s Of the country,
thus PeSpsiaa;iny the war and furnishing
fuel " iire a,inu. Pr. H.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, June l9-On wednesday
Kershaas South Carolina Brigade was or
dsr"d forward by Gen. M:laws to feel the
enemy on the Nine Mile road. Thsy ad
vanced but q short distance Ia the woods,
when brisk fire commenced along he line
The enemy vas driven back and our men
pressed forward and took their camp. aud
brought off over coats, arms, &c. Eight
Cohfsdsrat-s wsrs wounded in this affair,
including Capt Cuthbert, Of the ID South
Carolina Regiment. who was wounded iu
tho arm. and Capt Walker Of the Sd Sou.h
Carolina, in the shoulder.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
aIst RsEi 3. c. b., Lapcaster c. II.
June 23, 1869.
GENERAL ORDERS NOT.

e> ~~ek - S' ". ol., AApcAsSer u. Il.
June 23, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS NOT.
In obedience to orders from the Ad;utant
General OF this Stats-of6cers comma ding
companies in tho 2lst Regiment 8. &. n
will forthwith give publicity within theI.
respective companies
L. That all persons subject to the provis.
ions OF the conscrip,ion act, are ordered to
appear at Lancaster e. H.. on the 10, day
Of July 1864 and report to the enrolling Of.
fcer there on duty.
=. That the enrolling officer viii! be pre.
pared TO grant exemptions under tho suid
act Of Congress.
3 The conscripts will be prepared after
the earollusnt 10 report at the Camp OF
Instruction 10 Columbia on Tuesday the
9th July 1862.
The conssdptlon act embraces all per.
sons between the agCs Of Is and IS years
officers commanding companies are TO.
quirsd to warn all said persons to appear
and report as above.
See special order No. ! Of Lieut.. Col
John 8. Preston commanding camp Of In.
ssruetion, and genera! order No. a Of Ad-
jutant General.
By order of:
Col. JAS. II. WITHERSPOON,
J. II. w. STxvEss, Adj't.
Jsns IS, 20 1t,
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JAcKsos's Army Tho Richmond Dis.

JAcKsons Army Tho Richmond Dis.
patch o: 10Th inst, says:
II is no Iougera sscrs. that heavy REIN
forcemsnts have been sent TO "Stons all"
Jackson, 10 the Valley. and that he now has
An army sufficiently large to cope with an,
force that can be brought against him by
the enemy. Wha, the exact number Of
these reinforcements are we are unable 10
sa,, ~ they have all been carried over the
South Side Railroad from Petersburg, and
thence 10 Sisunton, via Lynchburg. Al
though just on from the South. these men
are uot raw recruits. Many Of them have
seen service on the Southern coast, and
were Withdraw only when their posts w~re
occupied By others taken from the difI-rsGt
camps ofinstruction. They are 10 mss,.
urs vvtsrsns, and burning with srdor 10
join their companions 10 arms, TO share
with them the glory Of the brilIisa, cam.
paisn 10 the Valley. Jackson now has m
many men - hs wan.s--as many A. can bs
managed successfully In tho mountainous
district through which no will have TO
march in order TO reach the territory OF the
enemy. Al last accounts all tbs reinforce.
ments had reached him. and he was siesdily
pushing forward after Shielda aud Fremont
who were retreaiing before his advance.
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fsoR THg LAacIsrER LKpoxa

Ma. EDiroR see 10 your paper. bear.
ing date Of Juus the ~ b 1862, a paragraph
stating that Dempsey Philip. of Lancaster
District, hiss the honor of having 10 sous in
the army Of the Confederate Sta'ss.-
Dempsey !. beat. Mr. Wilson Bir, Of Barn.
we'll Dis'ie, 10 tbs father VI ~ children. 2
dsssh's" and IL sons ibrss Of
sae sons are in the i7.h Rsg't. y. C. V. and
The other nine 10 companies elsewhere.
(This Information 10 from one Of the "a
sons nov member Of Capt kay's com
psny) Can such people BE- conquered !
II. J. HANCOCK. Lisut. Con,
.. ,7.s Keg'I y. CIV.
yseo 10, ieSa.
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HEADouARTIRs
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION,

COLUMBIA, 8. c.. June 18th 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. l.
ALL persons who arc subject 10 The
~ Pfovisons Of the Act oe Congress, 90.
ntied IAN Act further to provide for The
public Defence" approved 18th April, 1889,
ana generally known as the "Conseription
Act, are hereby ordered to. appear at the
|ourt House Of the District in which th.y
rcs'de, and report to tho Enrolling Officer
'he,e On duty, on the LIST dny Of July, 1863
~ The Enrolling Officer will be pr.p.r.
ea 10 grant exemptions under The law Of
congress hersto appended.
III. The Consc,iqts will be prepared, af
yer enrolment, TO report at this Camp OF
,n'''ucsion 90 Tuesday, the sth day Of Ja.
ly, proxino.
BY order: is PRESTON
Lieut.. Col. Com'dg Camp Of Iu.,r euo !.
The Commsndant Of the Camp o. l..
s.ruct'on iuforms tho persons embrs, Cd q
the above order that those who repor No Il
promptly will sseais a choice Of the sep.
and arm Of service 70 which they desi., 80
bs attached.
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WAR NEWS.
Beauregard's Noyem ant =.

MoBILr, June 1.-THE following die.
patch will DO published iu the Mobile pa
prrs this afternoon, dated
MONTGOMERY, Juno ~ Cen. Bsasrs.
gard and stuff are here. on their way 70
Richmond We hear that large portion
"f tie army Of the Mississippi will .oon fol.
low the General. A sufficient force will BE-
let, with the invincible Bragg to check m,
s'ep towards the interior OF the STATE by
tho vandals under lla.lsrk.
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Extracts Of private istt.r. Of Capt. X l..
JAMES ISLAND. Juno l3, IL


Cra~ ford.
JAMES ISLAND. Juno l3, 1862.
We left Charleston Inst Monday night
was = week ago and landed 90 this Island
sbou. twelve o'clock at night. After ~e
got on the Island. ws We're halted aud or.
dered to rest until morning. | marched m,
compsnv under large live oak. and Was
N hopes TO have got good highs sleep.
bu, unfortunately Tor me, Mr. d. wh" was
next To ne, u,oug"t he felt snake crawl
under him this you know was sufficient
10 drive all desire for slsep FROM my eyes
---eonssqu emily. ! got no sleep. Next morn.
ing it WAS raining, aLd continued TO rain a:l
day. About 9 o'clock We neard heavy fr.
ing to the front Of us, We lis,ened To il for
half an hour. when orders came for our
Regiment 10 advance. In u few moments
We were on The march, vita no other sx
pectation than thst in few noments We
were TO meet the enemy face to face in dead.
ly conflict. About half n mile from The
held We met tho ambulance bringing o 2
~oundsd 10 the rsar-it was very touching
10 hear Tho means Of the pour fellows M
they passed us--i, made my very blood boil.
laas delighted TO nee how cool my boys
ware. they see med to 10 satisfied that We
had serious work on haLd, yet saw NO dis.
position on the part Of any one to shrink
fom it. From tho firing ! WAS satisfied
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Tie piekets from Capt. Kirkland. company
told me his post va. ia twenty yards Of q
Yankee post, and that he heard ono saw to
The other, thst We had cut item up badly.
! waa On picket last night, snd could hsa,
them working all night ; they made the
axes fairly ring. As write, I SOC . very
large 'eige gun passing, drawn by sixt sen
horses, for our bresst.works. do hope
and pray We may be able to give then a
sound thrnshing here, and think We will,
II we meet With no accident. The troops
are all in good spirits, and keen for eight.
am unnbie to say what il our force on
the Island, though it must be considerable.
The prisoner We took tho other night rs.
ports that tho ensmy have about fifteen
thousand troops, two seiRe traios, and ten
or twelve pieces OF light artillery say they
have ali the hilton Head force excrrt
enough to man their trenches.
JAMES lsLAsp, June, II, 1862.
We hnd hard battle yea .e,day The
bnttlo lasted some thres or four hours. The
enemy lost be- eSG &: ., aud four hundred
killed. l counted ono hundred and four
myself ] do not know the number of
wounded, but understand it is very large
We got between fifty and sixty prisoners
Our los" was comparatively small. | think
twenty Killed will cover our d-ad-we hud
. good many wounded. I had but twelve
OF my men in tho fight. I wa. Office, Of
the day. My company were all on picket
except the old and new guard, Who were at
camp with me. Atou, day light I received
an order from Col. iisgood to torn all my
guard and to Pu.h forward ~ rapidly as
possible to where the fighting was then 60.
ing on. | had the long roll beat and ia
lew minutes we We're At the double q uick
On the way We fell ia with the 5Ist Geor.
gin Regiment aud were ordered TO naneu.
're. with it. We entered the fight on the
sx'ems right. Finding that tho enemy
were giving back, we We're Withdrawn and
ordered down a road with the view of cut.
ting off their retreat. They however crossed
the swamp about half n mils above US, aud
thus made their escape. The only casual.
ties 10 my little squad were two men ~oun.
d.d, one in tho arm aud tho other in the
leg.
IT seems tha, the enemy after trying fer
two days aud nights to silence our battery
Al Secsssion'ille, finally y came to the conelu.
sion 10 take it by storm Just before day
they sent out q lnrgs force, which com
p'e,eiy swept of our out posts. They then
marched forward under cover Of thick
woods, and were nearly up TO the battery
before the sentinel saw then, | Am told
that before Col. Lamar could get his R.Ri.
ment forward, some Of them had guIued An
entrance into tho Fort Tns fight u. the
Fort. which was a hand to hand tight mu.t
have been despernte-t this judge from the
number Of dead saw at the Fo.t. Th.
enemy had I am told) 6Rssn Regiments,
We got prisoners from ak Our men here
are sll in good spirits, and no one believes
they can ever take Charleston by wav Of
Jam-s' Island.
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BATTLE ~ AEIAxsAs--THE EHkMY Rour
ID.-The Jackson Mis.issippan i, inform
ed that letters have been received 10 that
vicinity which leave no doubt iha, Governor
Roam attacked the FedSrals ~ miles from
Little Rock and routed them, and iIindman
pursued them and routed them again at
jaeksonpon. Tho date Of thi. engagement
is uoi gwen, but !, mus, have rsnspired
quite recently.
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Late European Iutelligsncs

RICHMOND. June Is.-Northsrn papers Of
the 18th have been received The London
correspondent Of the PhiladsIphis Inquirer
says the refusal Of the British Government
10 give up the ship Emile St. Pierre 10
sonchsd ia term. approaching. IL not reach.
ing. to insult The same correspondent,
Gays a porsmtory demand will be made. 10
not already done so. for the release Of the
steamship Bermuda. The feeling Of the
Enslish people, he says, 10 almost wholly
with the South.
Liverpool dates 10 the 9Th Inst. have been
received. The ssusuary Of news pubii.h.
Cd costsios seshiag Il isssrsse Cs<sss AsA
s4vssss& ID.
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From JAMES lsLASp w. learn from
private letter. (say, the South Carolinian.) }
that the enemy's loss on James I.land is
much larger thar at frat reported. Up to
"Wednesday evening two hundred aud fifty
one bodies had bssa inferred By our men,
and their nmbuiAncrs were aIlo wed to 70
move their wounded. Tho probability is
that their loss in killed, wounded aud pris.
.orsrs wi.! reach one thousand.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Aajt. aaa Insp. Generals Ok:s. !
CoLux8IA, Juae ID. 1852.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 23.
TIE ENROLMENT UNDER THE
L. Confederate Conscrip.ion Act having
been completed and turned over to the
Confederate officer. no Certificates Of Ex.
empsion will hereafter be issued from this
ONCE except to psisons who are subject to
State service. BY command:
WlLMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Jane 40. 20 It.
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McCLELLAS~ kkPvkr OF llis LossKs.--
Gen. McCie!lsn's official s,steineu: OF the
Federal loss in tho battle below Richmond
10 As follows Killed. eight hundred aud
ninrty wounded. three thousand six hun
dred sHd twenty.se'en missing, one thou.
sand two hundred and twenty two, making
= grand total Of killed, wounded and miss
Ing Of FIVE thousand seven hundred aud
thirty. nine.
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Recognition.

RICHMOND. June ls-I.et,srs resolved
here from a highly Respectable source in
baltimore. .ay. n gentleman who has just
returned from Boston reports that in all the Q
Northern cities through which he Travelled
it is believed that France has recognized the
Southern Couf-deracy. but the Press 10 no,
allowed to publish the fact.
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No Court.

The present is the week for the regualr Term
Of the Court Of Equity for this District but tire
Chancellor, learning that there was no business
lfor Lancaster. did not attend. The Court con.
,Senud in York on Monday Of las, week and
continued in session about thirty minutes
long enough 10 marx every case on the Docket
continued
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The members Of the Lancaster Bar and the
ofhcers Of Court will assemble at tho Court
House oh Saturday next, the 9srh iust., At IL
O'Clock, A. H.. to show respect TO the memory
Of the lsmented John Williams, Esq., deceased,
and the public gcuerally are requested to be
prsscn. and participate in the object Of tie
meeting.
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Notice.

A LII pcrssus Indebted to the late John
n A: Stewman are requested to come
forward and settle, and all persons having
demands agalnst the Estate will present
them. legally attssisd, to the undersignsd.
There are q number Of dssds for land In
my possession. recorded by the deceased.
The owners thereof may get them by pay.
iug the usual fee.
JONES CROCKETT. Ex'r.
June I, 1862. l7-4t,
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oCasuaiues in Capt. Hilton's Company.
portion ~ Capt HiIton's Company, s2nd
Regiment s. e. ", were Ia the 6ght Oh James
lslsud. on the lGta inst The e kswing are the
reported casualties in Capt. H.'s Company:
Kied.-JeG. Spray.
Wounded w. X. Council, ankle, very ss.
we're, leg amputated; =. Connel, ankle, slight.
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Notice TO Tax.PaveTie

Tho books are open for the reception or
the Confederate War Tax.
i will b. at Lancaster VILLAGE On Nooa.,
7ss July tSsleday)
AT Matthias Creu,hsw's, Friday Iul, iuh
At Nelson ReIi's, Saturday is,h
At J. w. Twi:tys, Store Mooday ix,h
At lessee B. Moblsy's, Tussd.y istS
At Ho'ton's, wednesday leth.
At Taxabsw, Thursday lTth.
At George N. Funderburk's Friday " isth.
AZ John 3. Smsll's, Saturday " lsth.
AZ Mr.. N. Z. Hueys. Monday 4" al.t.
AZ Sraigsville, Tuesday aad.
AZ T. 4. Nagills Store Wedne stiay " 2sd
~ Deiar, Thursday 3Aih.
a. loss store, Friday I" a6th.
At The Village, Saturday Z" 96tb.
The tag books will be closed on tho 3I,t
DAY Of July. Those who paw on or befor.
that day will have eve per cent deducted
from their taxes the books will bo re.
opened the 18th day Of October and closed
the 18th Of November. those who pay then
will pny the full amount Of their taxes. No
bank notes will be 10 received pay msnt o. the
Confederate War Tax, except notes OF the
banks Of this State, and confederate notes
and bonds. J. r. HUNTER
4. c. L. D.
'aas H. 30 81.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of
"A James Faulkner, deceased, are hereby
nQueslsd TO settle the saine, and those hav.
ing demands against the said Estate, srs
hereby notified to pssss1i them ~ the law
directs, to the randsrsignsd,
a ! KILLER. E..n.
L. d. FAULKNER,
Juss 26, 10 M
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

o. at6 We SVO LII ChNOLlNA.
Adju,snt and Inspector GsnerarsSlt Sltiee,
COLUMBIA, June II, 1864
GENERAL ORDER NO ~
Inc President of the Confederate
States having made call for all persons
coming under "hn Act to further provide
tor t.. public Defence" generally known as
tho "Conseription Act" all persons liable
to such conscripsions will promptly report,
pursuant TO Special Order No. !. of Lieut..
Col. John 8. Preston. Commanding Camp
Of Instruction, and herewith pubiis6sd.
u Officers commanding regiments Of the
militia Of this State " i'll forthwith extend
this order 10 officers commspdiny compan
o. In their resp,e i've regiments.
,ffics commanding comp ,nies Of the
militia of this State will r.hwith give
publicity to this order within thsir respee.
tive companies, snd warn all persons liable
I" con.cription toa prompt obedience 10
The shove mentioned special Order No. 4.
BY order.
Wii.MOT G. DsSAUSSURE,
Adjusaut and Inspector General.
June 40. 40 81
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DxYrRRxD.--An abie q, ticie on "Govern.
ment," and another in relation to the .ae Of
cotton, will appear next week.
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Good Cotton is~worth lsrcen.s per pound in
the Augusta (Ga.) market.
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4. Inc books Are open for the reception or
the Confederate War Tax.
] will b at Lancaster VILLAGE m xo,s..
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~ ~ sr"k soat we hao proved
oursrlves worthy Of the advance, and tha,
he would give II to Us for the nigbt, feel
ing confident that we would hold the enc.
my in check with the sans spiri, that xs
had driven him back. Next noioing, when !
got back to camp. Col i,agood sent for
me' and told me ih II he WAS proud Of the
very fia'tsring account which .h. comman
ding othcsr had given him Of The action Of
MY company.
Day before yesterday We attacked the
enemy in thick woods and Tough, him
ABOUT two hours. was on the igh, wing,
where We ruceeeded in driving them back
after about sn hours fighting, aud with q
loss Of onIy some four or 6v. killed, and
about dozen wounded. Ny company 60.
capped unhurt, although We were abou, the
centre Of tho right wing. Unfortunately
tor u, "ne of tho Georgia regiments, On
the !eft wing. came upon the enemy in am
bush they were in ten steps Of the enemy
when they were fired iu,o /: two Of their
companies were badly hurt. One Of them
went into the hgh, with thirty men, aud
came out with only six. About thirty Of
the wounded made their escape. Such
was the shock given TO the Georgia rsgi.
msnt by this stunning FIRE. that they wsrs
obliged to fail back leaving their load upon
the field. am sa,is6. d We DID tie enemy
considerable damage. That nigh, was on
picket. SD coald bsN their ~osLdsd 90
'ss seats grsaaiag v~sy eis,ise,ly. o. Of
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WILCOX, RICHARDS & CO.,

ship Chambers Commission Merchants dealers in Gener
Nerchandise Keep constantly hand fun assortmei
Of merchandise for the supply Of Whaers and hercha
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Bark :. Comet" CmP.. John Pniy.
..Ynnkee.- Capt G. w. CInxton.
One Of will be dispatched regularly every
three weeks. or Oftener.
Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest rates
All vessels accommodations for
Passengers for whom every comfort viii be afforded.
Through Bills Lang viii be Honoluu for merehan-
dis New York Boston, the freight being reshipPed Ran
Francisco board first class clippers without expense
10 shippers
Shippers also Boston New York, through
Bills Lding for freight shipped San Francisco Of Messs
Gfden Williams Boston and Messrs. W. I. Coleman Co,
New York. Messrs- McRuer Merrill, Agents for Regular
Dispatch Line, at san Francisco 2s2-3m-
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p DEN X CHASE,
PRACTICAL Watch Maker and Js,p.Ia.
elass OF q old and Silver Sepds '"e'ef Sells 4 hr
Merchants Row. Rutland. "