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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24


J. The III cs aud ruling classes Of Western
Europe regard with apprehension and dis
taHor The spectacle of rapid grs with immense
strength and great prosperity, which this
country exhibited prior to the Rebellion.
hese were contemplated and used by the
mass 's arguments Tor rel"rm and progress
III lIle aite lloh 0t greater liberty every
where. w hat ls the reason, they fairly
asked 'lat republican freedom should not
W0FN as wen III Europe as Ill America? You
zen Us titt republics are ever contcnptibl"
through allarchF or essential weakness but
mere Is a.ftPn3iic which Is neither distracted
~ intestine eohtlhotloh nor deSplscd iQr Ill
hereht iccbeness. Why may not ouy inst
,'ilots pG gradually nsslnilate to those Of
,he North ~ american Republic with signal
'e''I't 70 all oat Ioe Panpercl few =? Are
" We 'ss cl Siitenca, less civilized less capablt
el'''' ti'g al'lefif''its 10 these questions,
~ ~ Pos'lpt ai'sNeF fouid be gwen TIL the
',''' 'eo0'''i' fssoe.t'ol silPpaed one. Hence
4,sl'11!s'ii ~ i AM ar.stocrat5 eXnlt over that
'''io''' .''' are ,'9''ig shcit most to Slls-
.''l'' encourage ana bring 1t TO It successful
'ss,I'
-. -. EHeff Iloof dciay IN Supprcsslng %
! ~ - ''i'N ~"
slIc',9tn' II ail lnsarrcctlon has maintained
= :, po9i .'1 lroh' lof year. the presumption that
II WI D success III Is more than twelve t'mts
as a., great ''s "heh II mad stood but u month
r nG General eS'llhate thus gives 1t the benefit
'.1 ol 1ne ''lhe during which IT has managed to
eoo''fe' ana every week delay to attack and
pursue us lorces Is counted as increasing It's
.n'nees .,,'. g VI ''ai 'rl1mph. Nv aItlng to get
,y"aa therefore, Whlle 1t affords equal OPP
pol''hi'les TO inc eonte ding parties, re-
oo'''''ls morally To the sole benefit Of the in
S0rg,nts.
III Our Civil War IS regarded by Wcs-
,e''I Europe Us pecgll,rIF Injurious to her in
a!'lrl2l ~" interests. She wants 70 sell Silks.
" ooletlS, hilsitLS, Hardware, Crockcry, &c,
&C. 10 aii winch TIE War and the Biz ckadc
ahPo12 iofn1ditb lmpedimcnts. All who
are ont OF work or W ho are at half work.
are told by Their sapcriors that their suffer
ll2s n are ;, CAUSED by the American War, and
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
MRS. l.. BOlCE. President
Miss NJ. A. Hunter, Secretary.

TIGnr lAcr>c. y learned doctor has
given his opinion that tight Iaciu- is
a public benefit, inasmuch as it Kills
Oft all the foolish girls. and leaves Tie
wise only to grow into women
Nothing sets SO vide a mark bctwecr-
a vulgar and noble soul. ~ thc rcs-
pcct and rcvcrcntial love of woman
kind. a man who is always snccriug
at Woma !, is general either bv coarse
prohigatc. or coarset higot.
.Nrt sprpasScth strength; atpI pltjcurc
and reelection makes those things pcs
Sihlr, which in the first instance ap-
paaf almost insurmouutabc.
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SecrM CrAoIipc If CdutaHe, Tfau

tSrtcM Crmolipc n CartslHe, Ttnu
a correspondent sends the follow
ing to the Memphis Appeal
SeccSh girls il ClarkviIIe, Tenn,
are conquered bat not subdurd for
they have, right un2cr the very noses
o their Yankee oppressors, formed
themselves into boua fdc company,
well drilled, which they call, very ap
propriatcIy, and doubtless in dcrision
Of the wei known feats Of Sdid opprcs-
sors, The Rebel masked Battery"
They appear on the street frequently
in complete Confederate uniform
which consists Of rather a short grey
dress blue stripes down the sides,
coat sleeves. blue cuffs, tight waists.
with blue IappeIs, standing collars,
secession crayals, and the whole pro-
l'uscIy trimmed with gold lace and
brtss buttons, al iafaaUm. Turned
mp black hats with long black fcath-
CT in front, with gold star and white
buckskin @aHntIets, complete the dress ;
deadly pistol and dagger. There arc
about scycnty-tivc in he company
The Fcderals are on the gai riret to find
out where the young ladies' drill, but
that they manage TO conceal with
woHlan's usual strategy. Iiurrah, tor
the cIarks1 it, Girls
We suggest that fbc Feds at elarks
vile had
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Proceeding of The Ladies Military Aid
Society,".
Saturday, July 18th 1862

The society heard with regret q
the death Of Madame :. lIuprr. III,
late vice president, and express tln
same by ordering this testimonial 0
t|elr sentiments in regard to tha
event to be recorded on the minute,
Of tie society
The election Of a vice President t,
fill the place Of the deceased. was the
gone into: on nomination Of Madame
NJ, q Calhoun, She was duly clcctcc
to that Office:
The society having heard that dis
paragng rnmors had been cire uIutcd,
in reference to the disposition. by sale
ot the peas horniny and molnsscs. do
mated To them, at ClouticlvilIc, during
last year, desire to make the public
statement that these articles were
disposed OF by Madame Aurorc lIyams
by sale, to prevent til il certain loss
hv being kept, and because impossible
then to ship them and the society il
fully satisfied that their sale was fair
y conducted and no subsequent dis.
position hy The purchaser was made
OF the m, for the purposes Of spccnIa-
tiun ~ runorcd.
They also state that the meal dona.
ted was given to the poor of the yul.
untrcrs and Of the Parish. Tic lol-
lowing was reported as the list Of ar
ticlrS Of the things furnished Ia Capt
i. Caspari., III january last aud
taken by him to camp.
For Pelican Rangers No. |. seventy,
i've pair Of woolrn socks, pair pants
! over coat. aud blankets.
For Pelican Rangers No. .. sixty
pair wnolcn socks, two pair pants.
two pair drawers and one over coat.
The following was reported IL br
the articles furnished to Capt Octave
Mctoycr, sth March last, for thc usc
Of his company.
One sntchcl containing lint and banlagcs.
Nine pair Of pants. Five shirts
-Four pair Of DRIVERS. Three vests.
-Four woolcn comforts for the neck.
-Four over coats.
And ou the l4th Of March last the
following to the company Of Capt.
L. l.. McIaurin.
Onc satclcl Of lint and ban,layes
Seven pair Of pants; Onc jacket, one ycst.
The following articles were report
ed as sent hy Madame l.. Bavrc tic
President 10 Gen. Bcauregard's army,
for the sick and wounded, sent bv Nc
kcc the 2d June last.
One box Of forty jars preserves and
40 boxes gnava Jelly u hoN Of clarpt
wine ot y bottles /; one box sweet oil.
vinegar and honey: one, Of 25 Jars
pickles ono of 20 bottles cordial and
brandy one large box Of Int. banda.
gcs and old linen.
And enc large box containing rs fol
lows. lalbs coffee 6lbs white sugar i:
6lbS Brown sugar ; l2hs ilaX seed
l6lbs mustard seed 4 boxes mus
tard : bags sage 1ihs Of dricd
l2Ibs dried peaches ,
boxes OF sardincs +; , cans oysters;
cans HOLSTERS 8 bottles red pepper
| bag el dried pepper l0Ibs taIow
10 bottles of sassatras Gunbo 4 bot
ties Of cologne - jars pickles !; -
bottles syrup; : bottles Of lemon
Juice , dozen candies & boxes
bundles Of herbs for tea
Mrs Boycc further reported to have
On hand, one boq Of ratatia ; one box
ot 40 bottles clarct wine aud u cousid, |
cradle quantity Of lint bondogcs and
Did linen.
These reports were accepted by The !
society.
MRS. l.. BOlCE. President
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mon enemy and not make war among
ourselves. ain most happy, therefore
that the Confederate Government has
decided IL respect the constitutional
rights OF the States 50 far rs not to
force her to the alternative Of permit
ting any department Of her constitu-
tional government to be disbanded
and destroyed. or to defend the exis.
tcncc and integrity Of her government
by force.
JOSEPH j.. BROWN.
Hon. G ", Randolph, Secretary Of
War, Richmond, Va.
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a CONTROVERSY Enucd.

GOV. Brown. of q orgia. maeis.
tr,tn uh,., nI,,I All ;al,n,nlon.,
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'ha''t one "'thPlea ~ that ncofgla
flame cock. George NJ Trup. has had
i L,no. o.ro,,ps,,an,lanrn Win p,,s;J,,t
NJ, ., H.. l.;.... ~.
=, ''''''"7
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der tine C"nScrIpt Net The result is
mat the confederate Government has
gracefully yielded tue point rs will be
seen ~. the following
From the Ntlanta Intclligcnrcr
EnroHmcat af cheyx ,ftbc lHllia of Me
STATE pl.dry Mr Copyryivtiou In PR
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w the dcrcaFc Of Mr.. Ernest LEi;ENpRE'
all interest connected with the fuioa
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We have seen u private letter in
which we have reliable information Of
q skirmisIl ON the Bird or 4th July
inst, between 1900 Confederate cay.
airy and 1000 cavalry in the ncighbor-
hood OF Holly Springs Mississippi, il
which the tederals were completely
routed with very small loss to our
troops.
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
Final Notice.


\ LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
II OF JOSEPH LEE are notified that they will find
their notes and accounts in the hands of w. t. DE-
PASS attorney at law for collection and unless settled
by Return Day, they will be put in suit.
November Is
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
January 1st, 1862.

III AVING TO PAY CASH FOR ALL MY PUR-
IL chases compels me to change my terms of bust
after this date.
To enable me to replenish my stock, shall sell in
all instances for cash unless speciai be
made tor short credit All goods sold under this
arrangement must be considered as Cash. when
called for.
The reasons which have induced this necessary
change, trust, will be apparent to ALL Cash custo
mers solicited. T. w BONNEY
January 3.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
Notice.

Notice.
I HEREBY CONSTITUTE AND APPOINT EZE-
Il KlSklN and w. ID. GASKIN my legal attor
ncys and agents to transact all my financial or other
business, and to sign my name, when necessary in all
business whatsoever during my absence from home
All trades or bargains done by either of my agents is
valid with me- JOHN GASKIN
January3 3
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
Companion for the Toilet.

CONTAINING Four Bottles of essential articles
~ for the Teeth, Hair, Complexion and Handkerchief
Prepared 10y Burnett, and neatly put up in compact
Box. Sold by j. J. McKAIN
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-10
Notice.

rV>HE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING TO MAKE
L change in his business on the first of January
next will dispose of his stock of goods at exceedinqy
loW prices until that time for cash, or to punctual
customers. My object is to turn as many goods as
possible into cash, giving the purchaser a LIBERAL
bargain for his money. t. w. BONNEY
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eminsntly successful. Had possessed in advance the
knowledge | now have, l could have done some
things that left undone; but my main object, which
was to stampede the Rebel army, could not have
been more electually accomplished. At no time,
except at Oakland, had over ,925 men, and then l
had 600 infantry and two feld-pieces which
came up Just at night. The impression pre-
vailed wherever we went that we were the ad-
vance of force of 10000 who were to cut
off Price, The infantry sent forward to my sup
port to Mitchell's CROSSROADS consisted OF the
18th Indians 400 Lieut. Col McCauley 2tth Indiana 49,
Lieut. Col Barter 28th and 3oh Iowa. co., LieutCoL Tor
! renee; Iowa Battery, Capt Griffith. >.
All under the command Of Col Spicely OF Indiana,
an able and efficient officer.
! OF the temper of both officers and men under my
command cannot speak in too high terms OF praise
From The time Of my landing at Delta to this time'
nv command has marched over 200 miles. The
weather for two days out of six has been most IN
clement, raining necessarily, without tents OF any
kind and not a TOO plentiful supply OF rations, ]
have never heard word of complaint or dlssatisiac
ton. The health of the command has continued ex'
ceent. To my personal staff, who accompanied me
on the expedition, Capt w. ii. Morgan, A. a. Gen.
Capt John Whytuck and Capt. G. W. King, an
under many obligations for efficient services.
| Respectfully Your, c. C. WASHBUkN. Bns Gen.
| To Capt JoHS q. PHILIPS A. a. GEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

The treaty with Great Britain only rendered it
necessary 10 keep ailoat 30 guns on the coast Re
Gently British cruisers have been somewhat extern
sively withdrawn. The blockade of home
ports renders an African iadron practically Of
little account.
The following il q brisf summary OF the cruise Of
the Saratoga. She called from the Delaware break
water, Nov Is, ls6l, arrived at Cape Mount, Dec.
% anchored of Monroyia on the 30th, and finally
reached st. Paul de Loando on the 18th of JAN,
1862 She captured the American SLAYER Express,
FEB. % and The Nightingale. with 96l Africans on
board, on the 18th Of Aug last. In Sept. she was
ordered to in the North Atlantic ior prvatser
During this cruise she touched ut Lisbon and there
received orders 10 return home. She lett Lisbon
Nov. IL, and made the passage home IN thriy-seven
days. Her officers and crc@ all well. The
Saratoga will go out VI commission and be repaired
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ent System went into operation IL lee, tb,, -.
the amount incurred duriss the corresponding laa
OF the year BEFORE" period
In connection with this aubject, Aid. Fisb., ~.
sented communication from Mr.. Walter 8. T;vPe'
ston, complaining that the ashes in front ~
premises In hews-street 4. D., had not bean " :.
ming OF October last. "'s"'
AID. OKeefe, Kimball, and others, repeated .t.,.
meDts heretofore made that never before wa. ,s
such an accumulation Of filth in the Wards thew ~
resented than during the past eigh. months. ''''
Inc communication was ordered to be printed
Ire ordinance relative to tho appointment Of Com.
missioners Of Deeds was adopted-the clausa NV
ing been stricken out. W "s''
at o'clock '''noon,
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A New and Sure Way TO Coiicci Southern
lBebfs.
HRApQuARTKHs MILITARY Governor AND
OLSERAL ConnANDIaG. hOKT0Lk. Dec. 10 lll2. ]

HKApQrAhffhs MILITARY GOVERNOR AND(
GENERAL CoNsASDisG, NORFOLK, Dec 10, 1902. !
1t appearing to me that on the 18th day Of March,
1900 John N. Cocio Co. Of the City cf Portsmouth yir
gnis made and executed their promory note whereby
they promised pay j. Il. Jsapy Sons. or order wthou.
Offset ses7 49, negotiable aud payable the Bank Viz.
snis at Portsmouth, Virginia, with exchange NewYok
II further appearing that tho 18th DAY Of March 1860
the said John N. Cooke Co. were indebted to tho above
named j. X Jaray Sons for MERCHANDISE in tho further
Of 81 a. aud that tho 18th day of September 1860
10 the further Of !03 O3 which sums the said
John N Cocto & Co refuse to pay.
The said John ~ Cooke Co. sdnt the original liability
above stated and do claim payment or oAss but thew
assign as reason for not paying that they citizens the
state " Virginia and s-ch allegiance to the 80 called
Confederate States Of America" and that they have been
released and discharged from tho obligations their
by Law Of the aid Confederate Sthlos" whereby all debts
AID Liabilities due and owing by the citizens Of Virginia TO
the Loyal citizens o the United states stquese.sd u
or the use Of the said Confederate States
do not deem this defense justification for IN.
refusal to psy but on tho contrary, .h sham defense
treasonahle -; tho Government OF the United states
supreme within the limlss Of this command .nI
n the citizens hot Loyal Ia sentiment thew
shall not mp and ASSERT tho authority OF tbss
usurpers. this would Do recognizing ,qputu m ts..
PRO No vested rights have grown the rebellion ana
should countonGnco this dciense andhod that tho ta os
cation Of h contract II would fubver. the Consultation Of
the United States
Not docng this j, tense, usabo reason for refusal
It ordered that tho aid John ~ Cooke Go
forthwith pay 70 the sad }. Jafsy son. the follow
sum of money IN Ito cuuent funds tho lni,ed State
I'll III 81
And It Ia further ordered that IN case the said John
toche Co. shall neglect OF refuse to pay above
OF no good. ard chst'c ~ o said john n Cooke Co so
that the eid sum OF money sAA be made out VI tn sale OF
the said goods end ,haitei. T.BERV T.. uILi.E -
bHsSd"r'snrf.i an" 1907 ny Governor Of Norfolk
-
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Dsc.2 %
Cleared.

Ships-Wm Chamberlain, Carver, Nev.Oreans Wssh
Carver Chsse; Chs,sworth (Br). Csmbell, London B.
Sardy Il u. Chandler New Orleans. N. X. Brigham
BsrksVounteer OBJ Clark Queenstown John Jaeksop:
Topeka sundberg. Havana T. y. Phillips; Garibald Norw
SUndberg. London c. c. Duncan Co.. Psllss iNorwS
Christensen. Liverpool Punch Meineke Wendt; Veuua
Hayer. Curscos. Jos Foulke's sous
Brizs-Lilly Dale (Br), Stevens St. Jago de Cuba J. T.
Whitney Co. Lucy Darling (BrO Southwck H. X Corn.
Ing Son Co Althes t5r). Messenger, Tanpco. II. j.
C.. A: Dewolf liza, ThompsOn. lara, X. p. Buck Co.
Schooners-Monterey, Craig, Delaware City; j. r. McFee
Townsend Chincotessue Morse MORGAN Packer Citizen
Lowry NewOrleans; War Eagle. seeley. Miuatisn. Met
calf Duncan D: b. Bsyles, Jane, ST. Crox, Hmiord,
Sarah Julia Glley, Washington r. p. Buck Co.; New
port. Turner Berlin Nd master. Reindeer Norton Aexan
ds H. j. Racket; Oliver Hayward, Hutchinson Curacos
Miller & Houghton; Sea Lark, Snssd Chnootessae A. c.
Hsvens; Enterprise. Wheaton. do, do Howard Bsisr
Boston.
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Naval.
NEW VESSEL PURCHASED AND TURNED OVER
TO Tan. NAVY,

4 NEW VESSEL PURCHASED AND TURNED OVER
TO TN NAVY.
The new steam propeller Martha has been pur.
chased by the Navy Department, and WAS yesterday
turned over the authorities Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. She il small craft, Of about 200 tuns bur-
dem and is Intended for conversion into gunboat.
Her price ia SO, 500. She viii be Immediately
taken in hand and prepared for battery commensu-
rate with her size and strength. IL viii Of course
take some time TO fit her for active duty.
THE OFFICERS or THE PATAPSCo.
The following il corroot lst Of the officers Of the
iron-clad Pstapsoo, which, having Just made sue
cessful trial trip from Wilmington, Del, has been
ordered TO sea:
Capt.in d Ammin; Lieu. .CommsnGiDs II. Eftin, IT,
la A,i.tsnt III saeer Il. b. hsfton Assistant Surgeon
W. l. Wheeler. Ac;ng Master VIM. IiAmitoni Acting As.
.sian, Psyma.or, Leach, u I'd Assistant Engineer j.
h. Carpenters Acting knsgns James Bo.s and lIy koppe
I'd Assistant Engineer W. II uIley and o. c. Cook Pilot,
{. NJ. Mott
TIE LAST OF OUR AFRICAN SQUADRON.
The old-fashioned sailing corvette Saratoga,
which has been showing the United States flag in
the isolated harbors on the African station has rc.
turned. We have now no feet in that part of the
world and slsve-dealers have holiday, 40 far M
loading slaves ia concerned. When the war broke
out the following formidable squadron was kept on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

TwIgE MAKERS AssocIATIoy.-A meeting Of The
Twine-slakes Association held at No. IS Beeiu,.
street. when the following officers elected for the eum
ing six months; President William Burchsm Of Mspeb,
yice-Prssdsnt. Jno Mcdonald Of Harlemi Treasurer c.
Muller Of Mapeth; Secretary and Inspector, p Tnvsns
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

BRooKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.--The Board
met last yeun", the President, Alderman Franks,
who had been absent for some weeks ON account OF
Illness in the char. The Chamber presents n very
souiLre appearance being dressed ia the emOems OF
mourning, QUE OF respect TO the memory oil Aid.
Daniel Green, deceased.
The Mayor sent in veto Of the resolution passed
n the previous meeting which directs the City
Clerk TO memorabilia the Legislature for the repeal
Of that portion Of The New Charter which transfers
tie cleaning OF the streets and the repairs OF wells
and pumps FROM the control Of tie Board Of Alder
men to that OF the Board of Contracts on the
grounds, among Others that the results OF the now
system, compared, with that which Il supercedes,
are, on the whole, satisfactory, that, " III some OF
the Wards the streets cleaner than they were
ever before; in Others not as clean HI they should
be; but their average condition will be found quite
up TO the mark Of previous year, while the expense
VI The wogk ioLe last est goHths, since the pres
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WEATHER AND NAvIGATIos-The mildnes. -
the weather the day or two past has broken no ,ba
ice in the Hudson, and rsOpened navigation ali ,bs
way to Albany, it is said. There is no, particle
of ice visible this side of West Point, and but It'll.
many miles above that.
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BANDS OF HoPE, RWERHEAD, L. 1.-Two mon.
ser Temperance meetings held here on Saturday ,,a
Sunday evenings last, at the Congregational Church n.
meetings addressed by Mr.. Wslford, and by NJ,
Reys Missionary Of the American Band Of Hope uD,.a
At the close, slarge number signed the pledge
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Nssasters. &c.

ST ToHSs Dec l5-rhe brig Elizabeth, Capt Nlsiu'on,
from Montreal for Queenstown with cargo ol corr W"
abandon o. the 10th ut nLs on Cape me IAe eAgs
aud rev, on leaving the vessel made for Iepassey' "e
then arriy ed and remained i've days On NednesaaS NY
procured passage for So Johns where they arrived ss'
One OF the crew was badly Frost bitten
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
5pn-Rses..7:25 seis..........4:<lt Moou-Sets. IN
HIGH WATER THIA DAS.
andy Hook. 2;45 Gov. Island. 1885 Hell Gate .... $40