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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-10-16
STEEL ENGRAVING OF JUDGE
DOUGLAS,

q by II inches, published by Ma sh, Rowe
&Com any.
Contributors in the sum Of One Dollar
will become life members of the Douglas
Monument Association in the sun of Twen.
ty Dollars, honorary life members and in
he sum Of One Hundred Dollars, honorary
life members Of the Board of Trustees.
n. B, Local receivers and solicitors for
contributions are being authorized in the
loyal States. Pamphlets and circulars con
tanning the organization, constitution, by
laws and appeal of the Association will be
forwarded 10 all who viii forward their ad.
dress. Communications should be directed
to the "Stcrctary of the Douglas Monument
Association, Chicago, ILL.,"
All editors who will insert this card in
their Daily, Weekly or Tri-wcckly, three
months, with an occasional notice to advarcc
the object in view, will have forwarded tc
them Immediately Diplomas as Honorary
Life Members of this Association, also a
copy of the above Portrait, uron a receipt
by the society of a copy of their paper con
tanning this announcement.
WALTER S. SCATES, Pres't.
LEONARD W. YoLE, Secretary.
June &c, ~lS62.-n96-l09
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-10-16
LEGAL NOTICE.


Reading W, Swain, assignee Preblc
of r. c. Page: plaintiff, Common
Jacob Coombs defendant Civil Action.
The above named defendant, Jacob
Coombs, is hereby notified, that the above
named plaintiff, Rcadlsg w. Swain, assig-
nee of Il, C. Page, did on the 9th day Of
August, 1852, file his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county
Of Preble and State of Ohio, against the
said defendant, setting forth that the above
named r. G. Page, together with Ann L.
Page, his wife, on the 18th day of January,
1860, executed and delivered to the said
Jacob Coomb3 a mortgage deed on lot No.
33 i. the town of West Elkton, Prcblc coun-
ty, Ohio, securing the payment to the said
Jacob CoombS of the sum of four hundred
and siXty-scycn (t67)dollars, on the lst day
of January, 1861 and furtncr alleging that
the consideration for which said mortgage
was given hes wholly failed and further
setting forth that said mortgage was duly
recorded among the mortgage records of
Preble county, Ohio, where the same now
remains uneancelled and praying that the
Court will on final hearing cause said mort
gage to DO cancelled and released and
said defendant is further notified that he is
required to appear and to answer said pc
ton on or before the third Saturday after
the 30th day of October, 1862.
j. H, Foos, Atty for plt'f.
Attest
CHAs. w. Larsh, Clk.
September Is, l862.-Cw Pr. f. $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-10-16
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IMPROVED
OVERSTRUNG BASS
Full Iron Frame Pianos

Are Justly pronounced by the Press and MI
sic Masters to be superior Instruments
They are built of the best and most thor
oughly seasoned materials, and ciH stand
any climate. The tone is very deep, round,
full and mellow; the touch elastic. Each
Piano warranted for three years. Prices
from SIS to 500.
TESTIMONIALS:
"Tho Horace Waters Pianos are known
as among the very best.'-EcangeiiSt
1--WE can speak of their merits from per-
sOnal knowledge" Christian M~teHigcnccr.
"Nothiag at the fair displayed greater
excellence. '-ChWchmQR.
Waters Pianocs and MelodoouS challenge
comparison with the finest made anywhere
in the country. Home Journal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-10-16
II H E
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL

ENIlE DIPLOMA Of Membership of the
4 DOUGLAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beauti.
fully engraved on steel, about . to II inches
in Dimensions, is now ready for distribution
to the subscribers to the Monument Fund
To all persons forwarding to the Association
one dollar or more will be sent one OF these
Diplomas, properly executed.
To contributors in the sum ofTWO DOL
LARS or more, will be furnished gratituit,
ously, besides the Diplomas, a beautiful i'm
pcrial size
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
IFROM NEWBERN.

ARRIVAL or SICK AND WOUNDED sofDiERs.
The steamship Albany, Capt. Chadsey, from New
bern, n. c., q days, with mails and passengers, ar-
rived on Friday morning. Among her passengers
are Capt Pierce Of the schooner John Aumnch, also
Capt. w. II. Fulford of the schooner Messenger,
which were wrecked two weeks ago on tho North
Carolina coast. Nothing has been done by the sI-
pedtion since the taking Of Fort Macon.
Seven or eight vessels were met near lIatterss In
let, loaded with horses aud field batteries supposed
to be consigned 10 Gen. Burnside.
The u. s. transport Eastern Queen, Collins, from
Newbern and IIatteras Inlet 9TH inrt., arrived on
Friday morning with l0i sick and wounded soldiers
from Burnside's army at Newbern and Roanoke
Island
Nothing new had ,ran-pired since the departure Of
tho Peabody.
The officers and men on board the Eastern Queen
desire TO express their gratitude to Capt Collins his
officers and crew, for their kind treatment Of them
during the passage.
LIST or THL SICK AsD WOUNDED.
wrn A Cahil Lieutrnsnt Company A, seth New York,
- Coleman, Corporal. Company A, ssth NesYofl, II
mira gunthot wound in hand.
stephen Dows, private Company II, 9Th NswHsurshirei
tuberculaI disease
VIM a. Hdreth, private, Company If. 9Th New-fIAmp-
shire bronchitis.
JO, Cromath private, Company !. 9TH Nsw-IismP'hirsi
bronclilis
Thonlu, J. vo,e. Sergeant. Company ], 9th New Hsmp
shire chronic disease.
J. A. Nam pIiyate, Company ID. 10Th Connecticut, al.
Wn Csning,on Orderly Sergeant, Company 4, 5ist New
York Newly ora City died Msy9
T. d. Geviti, private. Company D. 9TH Rhode Island
Athus; Huputstrd leg
g. f. Green Corporal Company ,, 27th Massachusetts w
Henry II Peck private, Company II, z7,h Massachusetts
CaTksbuTg debility.
Ihos GiImshin private Company q. eSh Massachusetts,
Geo ". Green private. Company s.t NewYorsi Ot'sso
County runsho; in the hand.
II. G. Barney. private Company v, Path Ms''aehu.sts
j. H. Russell. Captain Company q. 9th Connecticut. South
Norwslk kidneys
VI welch, private Company A. 18th Ma''achu'oti'. Se"
M H. Bossc private, Company X ilth Connecticut. Deep
River; disease the lunr,
Chad.s Taylor private, Compsny X, iith Connecticut
WIN J.rneau, private. Company 10Th Connecticut Green
weh debility.
VIM. Coctsf.ir, private Company I. s'h Ne"Yodi City
gun.hot Ia III. shoulder.
r. Burt private Company II. 9th New York City sunsho
in the thigh
O. b. Cshsen, private, Comr.py II. 9th Hew'York City
sunshot IN the thigh.
5. Krs' private Company A. 9th EewYork City; sun'ho
In the chest
J. Voorhees, private Company A. 9Th Eew.f OH Chy gun
Harrison. private. Company B. 9th KswYork City Gun
r, wseks,sr, private Company @. 9th New-Yort City,
gunshot Ia the knee.
Byrd private compsny 9th New Yort CITY rnD~ho'
IN the thigh.
L. CosIn.n pri,ste Company y. 9th NesyoFk City, gun
shot In tho thigh.
u. iisasafei.. r'.,s. Company. Nh Ns~'fst City
gunshot Ia the hsnda
y vulsad. OsrVorsi Co~paoy e. Wh NssY ci.y; sau.
shot " Tie leg.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

FIRE IN FKoSr SrREEr.-is'teraay l' nan.
about clock, fire broke out In the '0Os, Nv, Won,
ufsc.ory OF 4. & W. IL. Goodwin No. a. S.,, sl
rect The fire commenced on the ugpsr 1S1 ass
' the stock on the lower floors was oons'lerS Sa O
% es,imsiod ut about $1,000 insured y es9 sp' 5000
and American Insurance Co@pSnis: 4, ssress ssr
The The loss on the stock In No. eos wsss EN- sbisay
pied M by the same firm, is about .sr;ty. NV Goedhs
water; insured in the Humboldt, cecSW Wsrts, Inss
RsscIute, Merchants, American, ana Shs NJ Sr: sOot
ancs Companies, for 5000 each iGs 4. oOssavisl
the building No. 2i9 Water stree, ~. h,ssd desls
Charles +. Goodwin, -four end s.nlcS. ;osursd n
whose stock was damaged about t"rnsny. ~
81, 400 10 the Market ins9rsnos ~. Rsvsu'
dsmseed about $50, fvily Insured. p
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
$26, 49,, 900.
Messrs Wbitshouse, Son & Morrison have removed
their Office from No. y William street, Merchants
Exchange, to Nc. II William street, near Beaver.
At auction was offered a line Of ribbons, of the i'm
portation OF Charles Payen Co. The sale passed
of well, and was quite satisfactory.
Also, an assorted catalogue Of woolens, tailoring
and hosiery goods. The offering was sold. aud the
sale was considered fair one.
The annual meeting of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad, WAS held at Cincinnati on
Tuesday. The business Of the Company for the year
ending March 81, 1862, was IA follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
s7l7,ssO % sS,7l4 50 sss,srs =
markets-CAxEyuLLr RsPoRrED roR TEEN. Y. Taissss

FRIDAY. May l@1
AsHES-Pots are steady aud In fair demand sses Of IS
bbls a. IS 6li. Pearls are still scarce add nominal
COTTON-The market has been excited and active under
the news of Cotton burnngs New Orleans and on The MI
sspp some operators have Impression that the rees
the Rebel army from Virginia will the war Tor mo,
States Thi, view hss become quite general saddea ne
pces to-day Of HALS cKsrs PR Pot Nd msJss
quoted sales Of 2O06l so bales We quote - follows
CLAssiyCATIos
4 Tsfza
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
1850. 1850. 4
s7l5,sTl ei.0s3.slT 81
Exclusive Of Government service.
RBCBfPre o. 1857.
1881.
eG29,SoA

EXCuslV6 OF UOVeIuW6nS ServIC6, About 3I5 m
p month.
The following table will show the amount Al III.
several repositories of the Unted States subject ;.
the draft of the Treasurer Of the United Stses q.
the o3d of Apri:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
The following is copy Of the Bill as
passed, authorizing the issue of certificates
Of indebtedness to public creditors:
Be Il eBaeted That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be, and is hereby authorized, to
cause to be issued to any public creditor
who may be dosirous 70 receive the same,
upon requisition Of the clerk Of the proper
Department in satisfaction Of audited and
settled demands against the United States,
certificates for the whole amount due, or q
part thereof, not less thsn one Thousand
dollars, signed by the Trcsourer Of the
United States, and countersigued as may be
decided by the Secretary of the Treasury,
which certificates shall be payable one
year from date, or earlier, ct the option Of
the Government, and shall bear interest ct
the rate Of SIX per cent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
EUROTUs
News from Nashville.
Bowling Green CFeb. I9) Correspondence Gin
einnati Gazette.

Bowling Green CFeb. Io) Correspondence Gin
einnat Gazette.l
had the plea ure Of convsrsing to-day
with young lsdy who, in company with
her sister and in charge Of cOlored SER
want left Nashville yesterday morning,
and came By private conveyance to Bowl
ing Green. she represented that every
thing there vas in fearful state Of confu-
sion and alarm. Various rumOrs were
floating about, and in order to keep up the
fainting courage Of the people, the Con-
federate leaders we're circulating g report
ihst so many Northern men we're killed ct
Fort Donelson, that q person could walk
three miles upon their dead bodies with
out once touching the ground. The lady
sEys she saw Floyd and Pillow the day be-
fore she started, but heard that Buokner
had been taken prisoner.
A permit 10 pass the rebel lines had been
obtained for thelsdies hy friend of theirs,
and they came all the way without moles.
tstiOn or interruption by any one. Some
Of our logioians argue that the rebels must
have been on the point Of evaousting Nash
vile, or they would not have permitted
any one 10 pass their lines in the direction
Of Bowling Green, knowing that the latter
was in our hands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
what the Horses PIT

Gen. Van Vliet, who ~ me mead Of
the Qusriermaster's ysPa5tm !, ent e. the
49, 49, = e. -, tbe than the horses. Cap
P1I'Yy Ty-sII. n ioss the Potomac, has six
s,.1J+sd - ~ At work steady, distributing
-s..-i.,Ss q TOT Of hay and six thousand
~ ". = - '1'1zlorea Dnshels Of grain; while
~ ~ s0ansi on THIS side has about twice
04nany teamsters and lsboEerg, who daily
distribute two hundred tons Of hay and
about six thousand two hundred bushels of
grain. In addiion to these daily supplies,
Az those issued BY the Quarternsste1s Of
the divisions up the Potomac, ai Frederick,
ana 3eNn ct Bpdd's Ferry. The horses are
nv = hne condition. with the exception
o. hose Of . few companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
y MORNING, FEBRUARY % 1859
FRosr washington.

/
The Navy Department has received des-
patches from Com. Goldsborough, dated
the 10Th inst. or
He had received the official accounts Of
the visit OF our vessels 10 Edenton and
the Currituek canal.
The light house at Cape Hatleras, may
now be lighted with perfect safety.
The names Of the men. Of war destroyed
| by our vessels, since the feet reached Hat
terRs Island, are as follows: The Seabird,
flag steamer; the CurleR; the Fanny all
steamers, and the schooner Black Warrior.
The steamer Ellis was captured. A new
gunbOat on the stocks at Elizabeth City Wss
also destroyed, making seven in all. Each
of the first six were remarkably we'll arm
ed, as gunboats. All Of them with the ex-
ception Of the CurleW, were destroyed or
captured in the attack on Elizabeth City.
As our forces took undisturbed possession
of Edenton, part of q flying artillery regi-
ment, variously estimated at from 150 to
200, fed precipitately without firing shot.
Many of the inhabitants also left in conse-
quence.
There are no foFti6estions at or in the
water approaches to Edenton.
Among the results of the expedition are
the destruction Of eight cannon aBdsone
schooner, which was on the stocks at Eden
ton. Two schooners were captured in the
sound, one having 1000 bushels of corn.
Six bales Of cotton were taken from the Gus
tom House wharf
There were no public stores in the town.
The Custom House was empty.
Commodore Goldsboro says he remained
two hours southwest of the town, and was
visited BY the authorities and others, many
of whom professed sentiments of loyalty to
the old Union.
A proclamation, dated the 18th inst, and
signed jointly by Commodore Goldsboro
and General Burnside, to the people OF North
Carolina, says the mission of the joint ex-
pedition is not to invade any rights, but to |
assert the authority of the United States, |
and to close with them the desOlating war |
brought upon the State by comparatively |
few men in their midst
The proclamation concludes as follows: We /
invite you in the name of the Consultation /
and in that of virtuous loyalty aud civiliza-
tion, to separate yourselves at once from their
malign influence 10 return to your allegiance
and not compel US to resort further to the
force under our control. The Government
asks only that its authority may be recog-
nized, and we repeat that in no manner or
way does it desire to interfere with your laws,
sonstitutionslly established, your institutions
Of any kind whatever, your property of any
sort or your usages in any respect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
The New AppOrtiOnment of
Congress.
OHIO GETS ONE MORE REPRE-.
SENTATIVE.
Report that Gen. SiCkleS is
Shot.
THE STARKE SENATORIAL CASE
Thia Mornings Report,
FHOM WASHINGTON.

From WASHINGTON.
WAsMEoTOE, Feb. 20.
Tribune's special:
The House bill for the spportionment o.
members of Congress among the States, to
day passed both Houses. The amendment
which was adopted, gives one additional
member to the States of Vermont, Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky,
Illinois and Minnesota, in consequences
of the large fractions in the population
of these States not represented by the
law as it FIRST passed the House of iRepresen-
tatives. Thus Ohio, which now has twenty
one members, by the law as it passed the
House got eighteen, and by the amendment
it viii get nineteen members.
The bill only requires the Presidents
signature to become law.
The Armory Committee of Che House
will to morrow report in favor lof estab-
fishing National Foundry east of the AL
leghanies, and an Armory, Foundry and
manufacturing arsenal west of the Allie
ghsnies. The sites Of all are to be selected
by i've Commissioners, appointed by the
President who shall report within sixty
days TO the Secretary Of War, who shall
send the result together with the estimates
Of cost, to Congress The three works
West are intended to be placed al different
points.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
will report reduction Of the salaries Of
navy officers Of twenty per cent. on the
highest grade, fifteen per cent. On the in
termediste, and ten per cent. on the low
est Also, the abolition Of all navy sgen-
cies, and naval stock express Offices and
the hemp and live oak agencies, transfer
ring the duties heretofore performed by
these officers to paymssters Of the navy at
or near the different navy yards, and
under stated regulations to be made by the
Secretary Of the Navy, or orders Of the
President.
Herald's correspondence:
The roads on both sides of the Potomac
were getting in good condition rspidly, un-
til a Iain.storm set in this evening, which
has again rendered them almost impsssa-
BILE for loaded teams.
A report that Gen. Sickles was shot at
his camp to-day lie quite current this eve
ming. 1t is disbelieved.
A vote will probably be reached in the
case Of Benz. Stsrke, applicant for the seat
Of Senator from Oregon, tomorrow or next
day. The first question will be upon the
amendment Of Mr.. Sumner, which in effect
declares that Stsrke, charged by afidavits
and otherwise with disloyslty, IS n)t en-
titled to q seat until these charges shall
have been Investigated.
Should this amendment be voted down,
Mr.. Starke would be admitted to his seat.
Should it be adopted, fair question upon
the suficiency Of the evidence Of his dis
loyalty will remain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
F'son tho f8th OhIo, Near BoFIIng Green

EEom the asa OhiO, Near Bowling Green
CThe following is accompanied by poor.
y executed bank bill Of the discrimination
Of ta csats, Issued BY the Bank Of Tsnnes.
see, dated ct Nashville, Dec. ist 1881 It
is noticeable that thsre is no number to the
bill and that The words "On demand" are
omitted. Il iH engraved in New Orleans,
End signed ~. A. Cunningham for the
President We are obliged to suppress q
portion Of this letter.-EDs. LEADER.1
TWEETT.T TWO MILES FROM BowLBa GREEE
February "a, 1862. !
Enclosed you will find a specimen Of
rebel currency. You will Observe that
there is no number given the bill, 50 that
millions Of the sane denomination, and on
The same bank could be issued With perfect
imPunity. And judging from the state
ments Of the people here, the troops under
Hindnan had no other money, but cOmpell-
ed the inhabitants to take this worthless
trash for their produces and having no sup
plies but such they procured in this
county, it gave them good opportunity to
scatter their funds pretty generally. OF
course it is valuable to the holder Our
men gather it up eagerly, and look upon it
as = curiosity. Much OF 1t will be sent to
friends in the good 'Old North" to show
them what kind Of pay the Southern sol
der gets, and OF the same time give them
an idea Of the rebel base Of operations.
In this way good deal Of it viii bring It's
face
Long before this reaches you, millions Of
anxious, hopeful, expectant ones in the 10y
al States win have heard Of the safe and
pertinent occupancy Of that famous strong
hold, Bowling Green, BY our troops under
Gen. Mitchell.
LoJIsvmLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
This road is now doing q tremendous
business, principally for the Government,
but as the authorities have removed the
embargo, the citizens along this line will
now be able to get many Of the comforts Of |
life, Of which they have been deprived for
months past.
Wereit not for this important line Of |
railroad, it would be difficult if not i'm |
possible, to supply this great army, for the |
rebel Vandals have utterly wasted the |
country south Of Us, 50 that nothing for
nan OF beast can be had.
Il Is impossible for me to give desorip- |
ton Of their ldiRboleal acts. rode on /
horseback along the railroad track TO see |
what human depraviiy could do when |
prompted by deVilish instincts, and con- |
tess that my conclusion was that probably |
the aold fellow" blushed at the doings Of
these his children.
For miles the rails and ties we're destroy
ed, huge rocks weighing tons we're blasted |
Of each end Of the tunnel, sfeotuslly block |
81 ~ ing it up. - GR#
Ginra The recent Victories Of our arms, |
tE5 there has been nla1iIest change OF feeling |
in his part Of Kentuoky--snd 1 suppose |
what we see here is indicative of public |
s7H1 sSStineIi Il Slsns.Sf he FebsIlious States.
r WeeaTnesiIy hspe il will spread until the
teeming multitudes Of this fair land find
a ao0mm0n projection beneath the Stars and
Stripes. As ever
EUROTUs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
Fhis AfternoOn,s ReB.
-FRoNI TFNNReeEE.

HfT 6 IFRONI TENNESsEE.
Aat .ftst 81 <BIoAGO, Feb. u.
sn..;.1 d;oD.tss>from the Times, from
CIarFsvills TiI the ~, gives gloomy account
g 80 ~ .tsts, Feeling there. 1t says there
- - s,,t snS 'SHion man in town; lie is sixty
nsars - oS' SRge, or he would have been killed
ionCzgo.
lSHon. Cave johnson, who was power
full advocate for the Union until the war
commenced, is now as powerful on the
other side. he says the only effect Of our
success viii be to drive the people Of Ten
nessee into the mountains, and render them
desperate.
There is not spark Of Union feeling
here. Nobody pretends to dis suise the
feet. The people of ClsrksVille glory in
secession,-bRt at the same time trembling
lest the town be burned.
There was 3 large quantity Of rebel
stores here, portion Of which we're car
ried of, the remainder destroyed. e-
The rebel leaders shipped thousands of
negroes last tlWeek from FClarksville.
FROM FORTREss MONROE,
Il qTH FoRTREss MoERoE Feb. 26.
The reported loss of the express ia un-
founded.
The steamer Spaulding has arrived from
Hatseras. A large FIRE on the main land was
seen ron Hstterss on Monday, which con-
tinued all DAY and was still burning in the
evening when the Spaulding left.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
PAPER HANGINGS
100 con R0L18 VAIL PAP

W ~ -
war has been doslared and geoss-ioa is tho ordes
Of the day and now Is the tins fer all tidy houss.
keepers to seoede from dirty and smoky walls aD6
9esrce Oh thon Yith rush, new WALL PAPEE
ge5y improving thsir homes, and lnost o. all,thf
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
'Or sslc at n. Carson Co., i8a, suq5ricr St. az
% lOH that 81 osil SET than,
THR COST rs MRRE EOEHLRa.
Ne Sre nov ready 70 sell French, BuRIfsh and
american Esi papers nom % 20 Is per cont bsI1r
Peayisr5 pTiees and EOuld most res 5ocrily tnylt
81 to look In upon oar atoek before b-Jing fo- n
glattey q sooll5 and th9 isnEsh Of picea yFs r-r
sire the utmost satisfaction. Our 4 od5 coming az
-eotiy from the tscteries, We thereby save ono Fo
AsoA lsrEe sssoztmsTt 0; 5hsdas q 57seJ Tr-is,
GOLD BANDS, so. 90,
AlEo Just Opouod beautiful lot OF
O 0 r N l q q
with Esnds, Lool Co, to match. Con d snd Tas
sells in enilsss -Eisfy. FeBsT BGngaE d0ns a!
1hort notice b7szPeTieaeSd H5-kmens and e FeeoR.
RlsoAas gould take nice Iebs q painting, ~
W sndFsrnishtng st fair and Ismuns-stiVs' -.
3. 3. To Dsalsrg 70 weld t,i1iIatI -, '-Sfio,
= @rr iars- HtrnF s-rF