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The Placer herald., 1862-11-01
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

County, OF PLACER. 10'0"S"tp "0' j.
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
II that l, A ma Matilda Hearn. wife of Thorn
as Healn, both of said Township and county Of
P Ger. and State of California aforesaid. do here
by give notice thai it is my intention to make
application to the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, in and for the County OF Placer.
on Monday, the 4th y of November. 1862 or
as soon thereafter rs the salt Court will hear the
application for an order of said Court permit
ing her to carry on in her own name and Oh her
own account. at her present place of residence in
said county. the business OF farming. raising
stock. the growing of crops of grain grass fruit
and all business appertaning to agriculture.--
Also, mining and all business appertaining there
thereto; also, keeping bar upon said premises;
at wtiCh time and place parties interested are
notified to.Appear and contest her right to such
order, otherwise default will he taken against
them. ANNA MATILDA HEARN
October 4th lS62.--4w
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THOS. e. STEPHENS,
JOSEPH MAGUIRE.
Auburn, Oct. llth. 1862 st

p. S.--The business will hereafter be conduct
ed by Thomas e. Stephens who will settle all
accounts due the late firm; and who soicits the
continued patrOnape of the public.
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AMERICAN,s HOTEL .
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.
GEORGE II. STEPHENS, Proprietor

vU-HE above proprietor having recently fEi;;
Il taken the American Hotel at Auburn II
and reitted it with entire new bedding, and other
wise improved it, feel confident that their expe.
rience will enable them to render entire satls,ac-
tion to all who may become their guests.
The "Americln" is eigibly situated on the
Plaza. and has the advantage Of being a fire proof
building; ana the Parlors and BeA-Rooms. are
pleasant and we'll iarnished, and will always be
found neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will he supplied with the best that can be pro-
cured for the comfort OF those who may become
their patrons
Rss-The office Of the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can take
the stage daily for SACRAMENTO Nevada Dutch
Flat Iowa Hill. Yankee JIm's Forest Hill, Plu-
cervlle. and Marysvile.
Auburn March Is. lSG2.-my
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
POLITICAL.
A q A NETTING OF THE CnNsrITrTIoNAI. IrN

At MEETING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
"A Executive Commitiec Of the State OF New York. held
the 18th day OF May, 1862 the city
following preamble and resolutions Adopted
Whereas the principles which the Con-
tsttutonal Union party, viz, 1.-THE Union the constitution
and or the laws,n now becom. tho
essential political with masses OF tho people:
and whereas the Constitutional Union Executive Con mt,
of the State OF New YORK IN contemplating the
which disturb the fraternal relations the country
AMI which allowed to continue cannot fail OF cndanger
the pernanency OF government deem the present
proper time 10 declare the principles and objects which
animate Its members and shall control IT'S action. Now.
therefore, be II
Resolved That the people Of this State in cooperation
with the people Of theUnited States with view
estabshment throughout our whole land OF the principles
Union expounded by the founders Of
our government perfect and
associations by inviting the cooperation of all who
believe that the Union and shall be preserved for
in wc have enjoyed prosperity and happiness unequalled
Resolved, That patriotic citizens OF this great republic
hold In equal adherence the abolition OF the
North aud the secession dsunionist OF the South that
platform Of the constitution as 1t Is dsunionis and
traitor. i.
Resolved That the present national struggle 10 maintain
calls sympathy support every lover OF our
tfree democratic Institutions; and that In favor
vigorous prosecution OF the until the rebellion
down and law and order under the restored
Resolved That the rights Of all loyal citizens are equally
dear TO every honest man, and that the OF the
several states In rebellion should speedily pos
the Union and restored 10 the who
true 10 their allegiance TO the constitution Of
And i further resolved That this cmm,tss halls with
10Y recent movements by members of Congress TO unite In
EFFORTS sustain the governments suppressns rebellion on
constitutional grounds
sa'rAc' ''0 P'REpERfcK A. KALAMAZOO. Chairman.
0ROauR A. HAlsEY, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IA MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
.,,,,,.. !. AT r BLlC AUCTION
sE pni r 0yUrAvE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE ,,,,r,
VELVET MEDAL.ION CAkPE s.
BRONZE AND ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
on taintnse ny eminent artists Bronzes and Satuary Ac,
on TINS Gay Tues a May 49, at ii ocok precisely at the
fth and sixth avenues. The auconeer would call par
truihr attention of his friends and the public Ibis
sale The catalogue comprising the largest and rh-
est OF Household Furniture and articles of
oaerea AZ auction this season Sac peremptory.
house Drawing RoomMagnilcen octave rosewood
anoi orte four round made by broadway
Stool and Music Rack French Cloth Cover Pier and Mant
Mros ubroder,d Lace CURTAINS Corlices Shades Card
Tables, two full awning Room Suits, covered with satin
cepton and eight oval back Chairs Centre Table Eagee,
statuary marble tops: cetay and Bookcase Antique Re-
cepon Chairs Reclining Chairs Couches Sevres and Des
den China vases Artistic Bronze Satnary Oil Paint by
Paintings, by Coic Storm by Celacrox Assumption
OF the Virgin, copy the celebrated painting In the
Lou re gallery rars two superb Paintings, panes the
Picnic anu Sind Man sBuif by Lrgrand Fruit and Flow
perhy decoraed Vases, Hat Stand. Ocoth sair Carpet,
rosewood and black walnut Dressing Bureaus Reiseads,
Wardrobes, Gommodcs. French China Toilet Sets,
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Feather Be u.s. Blan.
het, Cnnnterpanes, Sheets, Brussels and Ingram
sion Table Arm Chairs Sofas, Chairs covered with
elegant Sets of Ruby Glassware imported the
prescott owner from Paris; silver Dinner and Tea Service
Caste SAVERS Coffee Urn Cake Baskets Butter Dish.
Napain Rings spoons. Forks. d. Sheffield Table Cutlery
Table Linen French China Dinner Tea Sets Also
large assortment OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
BCOmpetent persons will be In attendance paca
ship the goods II desired The abovc elegant residence
sale or to let For further particulars inquire Of the
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THE FIREMEN.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF MARION ENGINE
~ Company No y, hed at the engine house on Monday
evening. May IL 1852 following gentlemen elected
officers for the ensuing year-Forenan, James Hayes,
unanimously elected; Assistant Foreman, Michael DAILY,
Gilchrest. declined Secretary James A. Farley,
elected; Assistant Secretary James A. Campbell unani-
nousy reelected; Treasurer joan Fogary unanimously
reected Representatives, Edward Kenny, vice r. DENIM
John w. Barley vice ). J. Leo.
JAMES A. EARLEY, Secretary.
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MUNICTPAL AFrAIRs.

yy,HE COMMITTEE ON SEWERS or THE BOARD OF
Aldermen will Wednesday, at o'clock L. NJ
IN the library Puncusl attendance requested as all par
.rasent TERENCE Pa, LEY.
~lps A. ALLEN.
oss. A. JEsEMIAu
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SALES AT AUCTION.

I1L ANTS, PLANTS.-A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
Roses feroenas and other bedding Plants for sale,
FITzGERALD horst Twenty and Broad.
way. bouquets and baskets usual
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mrncing Thursday, May =, 1862
For Albany 10 81 A. NJ, Express Mail Train from Tweay.
sth street station. For III local trains Time Table
JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant superin tendcnl
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nAILRoADs.

II UpsoNRrvER RAILRoAD.-TRALNs FOR ALBANY
III Troy the North andWest leave Chambers'street al
and II A. n. and $50 8 and 10:l5 r. N.
r ONO ISLAND RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL south Ferry TernInusTrains leave at T45 A. NJ and
Sis 7. n FOR Greenport; lis5A anda'is ~ for By.
ssead; hourly for Jamaica from 745 A. N. o645P NJ
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IIENRY G. SCRIBSER. AUCTIoNEE2
A,c ion Sale varieties Carnations
Dshii. Sc., also Bs iding OUT Plants, IN variety.
HENRY g. ScKlBNEi, Will SELL This CT iesdAy) morning.
ut IL Ill Nassau large
and choice collection of Roses Carnations DAaas Geran.
other lowers, In large variety ieddin,
Plants OF dii-rent kinds Cuvaors AMI others will Ind
this vi the largest aud choicest collections offered this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

crocK OF FINE LIQUORS, WINES, AC.-s. HERMAN
co. aucsoneers vii sell THIS day Tuesday, 18Th
inst at eleven o'clock 1856 Canal street. the Bowery
the entire Of Wines, Liquors and Cordalsviz nnc
old Brandes DIN, Bourbon, Scotch and Irish whskcy Alb
synhe, Punch Essences Arac Cherry Cordia Jamaica
aud Crox Rum. In packages casks and bottles Also
small Disting Apparatus. Store Fixtures, &C, &C.
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CHERIFr's SALE. -
CHAMBERS FAIRCHILp, AUCTTONEERs,
SALESRO0M, It's LIBERTY STREET
will sell their Wednesday May H. Ht 10
o'clock large OF Gold and Silver Watches being
the stock OF importer.
Also one Regulator Clock one Lilies Safe, Desk rrcss
Counters, &c. ,oux vr,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

DAwNBROKERs SALE. MORTIMER, Is EAST
4 broadway viii SELL this day large sssortment Of UNI
redeemed Pledges consisting of Men and Women Clothing
Blankets Quilts, Boots Shoes &C. BY order Of D. Msehan
IS Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

TolIS H. Burnley, AUCTfoNEER, WILL SILL
81 this dav, n ocok ut Itt Canal street-syfa Bcds,
Bureaus mahogany aud other B.dstead Hairarks. WASH
stands Pier bar aud other Mrrors Caandcers Lace Cur
tsns, vi Dfusses Thrce-ty and other Ca pets OH
cloths hugs Mating, mahogany SUITS IN plush. Cottage
suits Fsancr Beds. HAIR IA treses, Pillows Bolsers
Blankets. CDmforters Mosquito Curtains uirandoIes.
MINERAL Paint Plated Ware, cro kerry Glass and Kitchen
Warp-
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NEW LOAN OFFlCE.-P. q H. FRIDENBERG HAVE
~ opened Loan Odce under the Oriental Bank
of Grand and the Bowery under the .EsIe
oce, anu viii advances literally Diamonds Watches,
Jewcry. Wea ing Apparel fine Furs Winter Goods
oce Is in and Are blldn ana tilted up with
canphor Closets private Office, &c. n. BGod Wacne,
Jewelry for at the advance Entrance
street.
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THE aEBELLION.
hMY k APP Ssyy Ss srpsgk THOMSON
Mrich,.,t u ~ Milary Ta,ors,
40 5raIway. New YORK,
navy their house, which has patronxed
o. years By many ce RS neisang ", mos. Iro@ineas IN
acknowledge their approval OF the superior uniforms
men at distance whose measures arr NOT on The o,s
will nj their request have measuring cards sent thc
mail
MILITARY NoTICB.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF
already The ied IN IL ,onnind Of expert.
sScss En- Spsn y sepa IN ns a % s pa
F,ct ocer Tn hes. g references required and given
Fl I'D speaking French or German preerred No matter for
cshie"ey in military knowledge.
clLK AND BUNTING FLAGS ALL SIZES, ON HAND
= for sale also Stairs, Mountings Trimmings, Eagles,
a Ss .t Heads oER as Es'
TINTED STATES MARINE CORPS WANTED, FOR
u the United States Marine Corps able bodied intelligent,
yfars than feet -four and half inches high and
Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty navy yards
aud on board g, vessels q war: ,s 49,, .s...
clothing board and medical attendance furnished Sy the 60
Apply at the Rendezvous IS Bowery. the Marine
sATrasR'' FLUSHING a.sa SiREXNb. Major Commanding
WAR NEws.-spECTAL NOTICE TO OFFICERS OF
Army Pocket Compssses are the only cosssss which can
@ q w ss a my Read s sgs
letter from Major Myers, Chief Of the Signal Department OF
orrIoE SIGNAL orr,csa, Army or THE RorcxAc,l
WASHINGTON, Feb rs, 1862. )
since examined and ind that be read oil much
% "a nss san sy or Iys Esgs
Il W HusIsn, New YORK Signal onlcer, Major i. s.A.
oSssa isS William Win street.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT $40 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS
~ Hotei-J.' SOLOMON, Broker and Commits ion Mer-
chant, advances money Diamonds and all kin,s
cos stones Watches, Jewcry and Plate purchased
cash The highest ce paid Tor old gold and All
business tran sactons strictly cOnldential.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A T THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE AMERICAN
IA ank Note Comlan held 7h inst, the following
tees eected-vix Tracy X. son Chas Toppan, I'd.
ward Danforlh, N,xan Wright Francis W; Edmonds md
Rooert Draper and Henry Perkins OF Philadelphia Al
meeting OF the Tracy H. Edison was unanimously
rtected President of the company, Edward Dinforh
Vice President Nezah Wright Treasurer, and Francis w.
Edmonds Secretary
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Il, COTTON, AUClIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF
Fancy Goods. Jear.ry Ivory, Pearl and ricn
goods from broadway r. all s.Oe. this day Tuesday,
May Is at l0 o'clock. at LII Fulton street, Nassau
large rtment OF Ivory Pearl aad other Goods
as rich sandawood Ivory and Pearl Fans Ivory Combs
BRUSHES Puytemonniics Ladies Bags Oh, Colognes Po-
madcs &c, &c Also, sortncnt OF ne Jewelry Of yai
patterns Asa, small Fur
niturc, &C., &c. Sale positive.
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UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH. AUCTIONEER.
n , LANCE SALE or
ELE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

RICH CHINA AND PARlAN VASES.
This Tuesday May 49, 10Y o'clock precisely at the ee-
giant residence ll9 West Eighth street, between Fifth
Sixth avenues consisting oil three elegant Pa0r Suits,
covered in rich satin brocat green velve, reps
eoth large Oval Mirrors Centre TABLES
Etageres, with mirror back and DOORS Sl2
ane Lace CURTAINS Turkish Chairs Reception Chair Bronze
Giocks rrh emma vases aror Ornaments on Paintings,
beautiful rosewood Chamber Suits, elegant Tste-aTees,
covered In arcloh mahogany Bedsteads bureaus Wash
stands Hair and Spring Mtressta, Beds Bosters Pillows
Blankets Sofa BEDS, Lounges Mrros, Clocks Vases Spring
Seat Chairs, Ingram Carpets sin- and double black WI
nut Beds.eads Wasastands fables R,ckers errors Paint
inss BLACK walnut Extension Table Buffet Frcch China
Tea Sets, Ivory Table atlerg. Glass China and Silver
Ware: Table Cutlery, OAK Dining chairs Oicoh, st
Carpets, Chandeliers Sale positive All
removed fortyeight hours after the sale. n B-lable
men In aen ianoe to cart pack ship the goods for pur
chasers.
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TO EXPRESS COMPANIES. TAKE NOTICE
that on the first week in January last trunk de-
lyered BY policeman ned Fife to be- taken from
his residence Ia East Thirteenth street r. l55 Ply
mouth street, BrooAyn Tor poor widow woman named
Mrs Buer "a trunk been delivered, and this
poor widow vi suitable reward for the delivery OF
SAID trunk as II must be lying in oce and by
delivering IL said numl Plymouth street Brooklyn.
any cost attending it viii be thankfully by said widow,
Mrs. Butler.
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WATCHES, JEyvELRY, nc.
NAPOLEON AND VICTORIA IN THE MAkkEr-i. Z.
IN the removed weis % M. a.Dc u she consi.tns
One Diamond Box, presented ny the E.nper.r Napj
ILL.,;
one Diamond Bracelet, presentcdby Gu, en- Vicodt;
One Diamond Brooch, presented by Princess MUhlie;
Quo SILVER DRESSING case, ssrnt ir,nce rtcnako;
Will bc sula Hsthc the
old government toi the FLOYD stamps nt Is 70 take them
TO the London Exnibiipa n hot sold bea.r Call
days at the Everett House, between A. NJ andzP. NJ.
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oAwNBRoKER's sALE-w. N. LEWIS, AUCTION.
eer will SELL this day, 81 10 A. M, 81 100 Bowery, up
stairs and superior assortment OF Mems Clothing
taors Sewing Machines for heavy work BY order
of W. a X. Simpson.
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(NEORGE COOK, AUCrfONEER. .at
VI ELEGANT IUUSEHULD FURNITURE.
To-day, a. II O'Clock, At No. III Broaa"ay next (, ths
American Telc raph oce, stock Of city
Furniture of tn, first clss work. consn; iaror Suit
Of kin1s Oh nbot Sns OF and elcga designs
Library and Dnins sooa Suits rosewood Paro
Eta ere, Cant rturies Work Tables C.nre and Fame,
Tables. rosewood Amoc ace, Bullets Encognures. ES
sc.
For particulars please catalogues sac which will
wen worthy the notice OF buyers, a, II Is absolute.
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on e HIII1 FAHTf WHO FUR.
pO.UUU nsh six thousand dollars interest in a
business In which the lender will he guaranteed fifty per cent
on his oa "er annum, viii be given Address L. A., boz
LOO Her. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., TO LET.

A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES TO LET-FUR-
nished or unfurnshed in city aud country more than
one hundred in the city and thirty in the country two hun
drsd stores and Lofts all cheap by N. G. BISHOP
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-11

An Act to amend an act. entitled, IAN Act to pro
vide further for the public defence"--approved
10Th April, 1862.
The Congress of the Confederate States of Ameri-
ca do enact. That the President be and he Is here
bv authorized to call and place IA the military
service of the rate States for three years.
unless the war shall have been sooner ended, all
white men who residents of the Confederate
States between the ages of thirty hive aud forty
five years at the time the call or calls may De
made and who not 1T such time or times legaily
EXEMPTED from military service; such parts
thereof as, in his judgment, may be necessary 10
the public defrnce such call calls to be made
under the provisions and according to tine terms OF
the act to which this il amendment; and sucn
authority shall exist in the President, during the
present war, to all persons who are, or may here
after become eighteen years of age and. when once
enrolled all persons between the ages of eighteen
and forty five shall their full time; Provided
That if the President, in calling out troops into the
service of the Confederate States shall first call
for only part of the persons, between the ages
herein stated he shall call for those between
the age of thirty five. and any other age less than
fnrty-fve; Provided That nothing herein contained
shall be understood repeating or modifying any
part of the act to which this is amendatory except
a. herein expressly stated; And provided further,
That those called ont under this act and the act I"
which this is amendment. shall be first and I'M
mediately ordered to fill to their maximum number
the companies. battalions squadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act tn
further provide for the public defence, approved
10th April, 1862. was passed. and the surplus if
any. shall be assigned organizations formed from
each State since the passage of that act or placed
in new organizations, to be "fficered by the State
having such residue according to the laws thereof
! disposed of now provided by law; Provided
That the President is authorized to suspend the
execution of this the act tn which this is an
amendment, in any locality where ne may find it
impractcable to execlte the same; and that in
such localities and during such suspension, the
President is authorized to receive troops into the
Confederate service under any of the acts passed
by the Confederate Congress prior to the Passage
of the act to further provide for the public defence
! approved 10th of April. 1862.
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UHAKI4UIIE, n. o.,
Would inform the public generally, and the citizens of
Meckenburg particularly, that he has resumed the
Practice of DENTISTRY and may be found at his old
stand. fe is prepared to set Artificial Teeth Gold
Silver, Vulcanite, or on the Cheopastic process
patients NAV desire, and fiji Teeth with Cold, Tin,
Amalgam Os Artificial
He is also prepared to perform any operation belong
ing Dentistry and need say that he will be pleas
ed to wait upon any Of his old friends Friends
you may take that for granted.
February 5, 1851
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VENTILATION AT NIGHT.-An extraordinary
fallacy is the dread of night air. The choice i.
between pure night air from without, and foul
night air from within Most people prefer the
latter. An unaccountable choice. What will
they say, if it is proved to be true, that fully one
half of all the diseases that we suffer from is &C.
casioned by people sleeping with their windows
shut. An open window most nights in the year
can never hurt any one. In great cities night air
is often the best and purest air to be had in the
twenty-four hours. could better understand, in
town, shutting the windows during the day than
during the night, for the sake of the sick The
absence of smoke, the quiet, all tend to making
night the best time for airing patients. One Of
our highest medical authorities on consumption
and climate. has told me that the air of London
is never US good as after 10 o'clock at night
Florence Nightingale.
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The following regiments and battalions have made no
returns to the Adunt Genera and have. therefore not
been numbered: Colonel d. D. Ferebee's, Colonel L. IA
Aliens and Colonel r. g. A. Loves regiments Colonel
G. N Folks cavalry Major Moore's ght artillery, Major
Youngs artillery Major Whartons sharpshooters Major
= u Evans partlzan rangers, and Colonel Wharton
Greenes battalions. There are also quite number of
heavy artillery companies enough all to make our
active force up to sixtyfye rrgim' ns,l Raleigh Jonr
nal
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BARLEY WANTED.

want to purchase, Immediately, all the BARLEY
can get for which the highest market price will be
pd.di:. -,o,,. a., 90 ,as, MARTIN hUNzLER.