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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

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10 that New York Papers
are nov being sod az only Three Cents per oopy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

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large stock OF aisn's and Boys' Ciothins y II re-
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
whittier Round.

A noble ship is fully fr,ighled with a
rich cargo. Her sales are set. The wind
is fair, she is sailing swiftly on the broad
ocean, every thing betoksnihg her onward
progress in prosperous voyogs. She is
hailed by another vessel--a 20. iasIa
,'Ship ahoyl whittier bouudH"iis i4s
Nowhere" .s..f fo'i 1as4 yM
The question is supposed to be mimu
derstood, and is repeated. The answer
comes: lHAt H1r slnr
"Don't know" Is oi' ea saesja :
Have you captaiu2" ~. l1'1ei
"Yee, but we dou't mind his ORDERS"
/ "Have you a ebert. compass. cbro.
nometer" !.G ,3 w.esyrt .
"Yes, but we never see nor look at
them. r bla aaog H g,.i.g i.
Young man, outward bound on the oa,
can of life. how dose this compare with
your experience. your prospects, your
destination as an immortal being. us8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

to specie pAymen: on al bills from SSl
down, and ths issue Of legal tendet cou
pom bonds ofS90. $50, 800, $500, 81. .Oot
and s5 900 each. having twenty years /,
run, bearing int. rest al ~ per cent.
The herald's Washington dispslel
says. 81 M ss
-4''Genttal Van Alien will probably sue
eeed General Wsdsworlh as Military
Governor Of the District Of Columbia. :"
ltalso gives rumor that Colonel G
H. Crospan will succeed General Msig,
as Qusrtermaster General. The lattel
to have an important command in the
6eld. eR
New YoRk, November Is The steam
ships Glasgow and Harmonic sailed to
day 70, Europe, taking si.79s 900 Ia
spsaie. l' .a,s,nii almf bas sao,
The Hrrald's WsshinS Ston disp .tch
states that the arrest Of the two officers
of McCleilan's staff was based on technil
calfauhs. 'lpa % s1iaF szoh c 1isl ..r.i
They did hotaitTis believed, belong no
entirely to his slatftlIat IL was their duty
to follow him 10 Trenton, though chat y a.
the duty Of two or three aids more init
naiely attached to his psrsongo9 1sj Ia
\ The Philadelphia Inquirsr's letter,
dated Gainesville Virginia. 18th. says
tw" negroes were brought in here yestsf.
day.ai7 ,'iEsoig1s, 7 no sSail 4
They both had been wirh the rebel
army One fthem is d private servant
Of General Lonestreet. and The other for
merly a teamsterior General White, and
was captured at Hsfper's Ferry, bu. has
been with the arwv ever since. irl z.rfar
The informaiion brought by them is iu.
trr'siing and valuable. They ssid that
General Lee was on the Gordonsyille
road, aboat mile from Culpspp,r. .ar
lL"ngstrcet Was on the SperrJville road
near Cu'peppsr. Jackson's fore 5 were
reported to bs'on the oppdsits side ol
Waterloo bri ige. within short dist nee
Of our fjrces, which are lying near thsra.
General A p. Hill was somy whore neal
Froot Royal, while the other Hill wa,
with Jackson. Dr.. ..s--fr. le.Ha.
A few days SING, Lpngstrlet said tina.
be expected battle would soon be Tough
in tile heis'b"hoOd Of Culp-pppr, cf iht
Rappahannock 3 'AtsYli '.,rP r..to,
| Impressed 100 hard by the Yankees The
rebel inipnd falling back on Cor onsviiie
or Richmond. F1 .fr1ga I.{
| The COME 1era'e army is making every
preparation for the impending battle, which
thy anticipate. -t@.I D. n,a aa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
na-Victims Of Rheumatism R read

CLEARpoRF. FaiI 6eld CO.., jphe 4, 1851.
Dr.. Q! W. RoBIca. No. 3, Eas. Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.--Dsaf (S;,.=- This
spring hired To work on farm during
the summer, but ! bee, me sefsrely ,sfiiei:
ca with Rheumatism. and il, disabled pS
90 much, that ] was compelled 10 quit
work. After being con6ned 10 nv room
fof some time: I procured Of yout SCENTS
st this place, Messsrs. Abbott n Sons. a
bottle OF your ScandihaYisn Blood Purifi
er and box Of your Blood Pills. and Of.
ter the use Of them / was restored 10 per-
feet health, One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one hot Of your Blood Pills
performed a perfect ctire. Being satis6.
cd that it is an invaluable remedy. I sent
you this 10 be published If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience. .s .S9,'5 ,rli
.i......, SILAS SPRIN GER. .aao
Rsee advertise nsnt. aS. l'7''.o1 lIf .,,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

cF lT vas stated few days ago, that
the Government, in footing up the run.
ming account with the rebels, regarding
p'roled prisoners, had nutenough 10 So
cure ths exchange of the entire number
Of parolled Union prisoners. This, We
are grsti6ed to observe. lsaa mistakeg vs
The folowing infromstion from Fort,
Tess Monroe shows that complstc ex
cfang" has been effected. with the exc4p-
ZION Of those captured at Harpsr's Ferry,
there is balance due to the United States
of 6 900 privatfs: l'7it' aGI b1
"Col LcDLow, Of Gen. Drx's staff. has
returned from Aiten's Landing. having
very successfully completed the arrange
menis for The exchange of all prisoners oil
war. .aaH H--rs ~ ol rrt po7 hn
"rhe following officers aud men are d q.
Iy evchauged. viz. ItSa p isa ,5
"lst. All officers and mem both of the
United States aud C .niederate service
WHO hsvs been captured and paroed il
in Virginia and Maryland upto Noysmb
er lsti 1859 .xoept the officers and msr
captured aud paroll.d September. 1859
at Harper's Ferry And all deliveries 81
prisoners up to November ID. 1883, made
10 the United States authorities in he Pc.
ninsula and its adjacent wa'ers are iadu
ded in this exchange. o eyrt { 'ei
I'D. Alfodi 'ers and men captured ant
parolled at Santa Rosa island, Oc,obsr a
1869 81 .Ida, f',uomal5r-t sa d..
'3i All officers and men captured a
Chambe'shuig, Oct. 4. 1863 ga.sl sf7.
80 h. The 7lst Ohio Volunteers, capt
ursd at Clarksvslle. Tennessee. afaa g.r
'5 h Officers and men, captured a
S,u,h Mills. North Carolina. ealan ,-ll ri
18Th. i04 non commissioned officer
and privates belonging to the I'd United
States cavalry, Let u. s, Infantry, Gil
U s. Cavalry, 9d u, s. Artillery, 81 U. \
Infantry. 9th US Infantry. 8Ih. 10th
ll,h. 18Th and i7th U. 5. IufauIry, 4
aud 5tn U s. Artillery - sont from Anu
apolis. Maryland. 20 Colum us, New York
Oct, Der 4rh, 1869. y.s rts
18th AN officers and men captured a
or near Richmond and Lexington. Ky, b,
the forces under command Il General Z
KiRBY Smith. tr ,af Eat rL'
18th. All officers AID mAn delivered L
Captains LAzELLe and SWAN on the LIST
5!h, TN. l2'h and 26rh Of Septamber
1852, aud the 18th Of October. 1862
"9 h. All officers ami uIen parolled a
Cumberland Gap on the Cd and lith .
October. 1863 7ei b.ao5 h..e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

" R. NJ CLARKE, ESQ. 10 giving prompt
Nt,entiOu to the collection Of Military
olsims. back pay, bounty pensions, 30.
Widows of, deceased soldiers are enti.
t'd to psnsions--apply to R. NJ, Clarke
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
EO1e.-.A smalI vood., ~

r NODG.->A email wooden DO
rohssiniDg papers valuable only. 70 ~
Osnsr. The box Was los. uOms two m on,hS
since. &A
Any information regarding Il will BE-
thankfully received. Address E: A. K .
at this Office. 81
To ruS Tax PAfEas or F1TRTTELD Ooux. .
TY by reason OF the small change being
aoarded, it will be impossible for me
during 'he coming collection Of Tsxes, TO
make change consequently the Tax.
payers must prepare thomselvsss }
You are also notified that no bank pa.
per will be taken except Ohio and Treas.
ury Bills, that being The law.
A44nA :, o. e. DAVIS. T, F.C. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

AN aneCdole of Napoleon III. is thus
told by tho PARIS correspondent of IN.
London Times: Walking the other day
on the beach at Biarriz. his Majesty hap,
pensd to mee!an iutelligenl.lorkire boy
about eight or niue years old, who took
of his hat as lie passed. The Emperor
courteously returned The salute and said;
Are you EDglishP' No. answered the
boy very quickly. and drawing himself
up, I'm an Amsrican.' '0hl American,
are you? Well, tell me, which are you
for, North or SouLh?' Well fathers for
the North. lbslievs, but I'm for the South
For which are you. sir?' The Emperor
stroked his mOustacbe, smiled, hesilsted.
aud said, 4 am for both For boh,
are youP Well, that's no. SO easy, and
/, will please nohody.' Eis Majesty lei
the conversation drop. and walked on"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
E.tais of LrdlnlRnh /

NOTICE Is hereby given thatthe undersigned has
v been duly appointed and qualified as admins.
traitor OF the RstaNe OfLydia Rlble. deceased.
Nov. 70, tSoe,. ,.-1wa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20

"In addition 10 these officers there are
exchanged 1000 priva,es, leaving a bal.
ancs due to the United States Of abou,
5000 priya,ss. The place for exchang-
ing prisoners, in pursuance Of The TN
article OF cartel, is changed from Aksn's
Landing tn City Poiut.- Gin GaEete.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
Our Army Cerrespendence--r
Fort Oouelsou.
FoRT DoxrIsnx- Feb- /

FoRT DoxrIsox. Feb. L.
VIZ GsERisoN. ESQ. Dear Sir--I wrote YOU
at Fort Henry We left there on the ilth and
marched all night to this point. We stormed the
fort four days. and on Saturday made general
charge on the place from all sides. The SD
did molly. We charged up hill one fourth OF
n mile and took one breastwork at the point Of the
bayOnet- ] was the first over the battIements,
and laid several secesh in the dust. Captain
Main led his men fswong whom l wasl right up
10 the cannOns mouth. Col Smith wssas brave
as ever / saw a We lost several and many
wounded was stuck with bsyonet but felled
nv adversary On Sunday we advanced for
another charge and found the white fiag floating
over the fort The whole of our forces marched
In $1,000 strong with banners 9ying and music
playing. We took IL, 900 prisoners Buekner md
johnson among the rest. We took stores. arms
&c
There has nothing been said Of pay vet. but ]
presume we will remain here some days and may
be paid. will write you more particulars
hereafter. Yours. truly, J. VASAMRISG.
L. ). Written on secesh paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
Observation-Disclosures

The Louisville correspondent of the Cincinnati
EaqHirev. under date OF the 2lst, writes rs fol-
lows IN reference to the movements and probable
operations Of the opposing armies in Tennessee
The number of troops on the Louisville and
Nashville line - set down NJ 40 900 while the
force up the Cumberland will reach l00, 900 men.
Reliable advces received here indicate that the
Conieierates wiil make stand few .v,es from
Nashville, where they have erected a fort much
superior To Donelson. and have planted their
largest and best guns. Beauregard sydney John
ston. Hariee Crittenden and Hindman are there
with not less than 5000 men, their force hav-
ING been recently largely augmented by arrivals
from various portions of the South.
The IF eiersi expeditionsup the Cumberland
have possession OF GAINESVILLE. and have captured
a large quantity OF stores. ammunition &c, bat
will move iyom. tbepce to Nashville with great
caution. The fgisfingis not over vet. and " lille
have entire faith in the ultimate success and
triumph OF the Federal arms, these victories will
not be accomplished without another more des-
perste conflict
Columbus j. being evacuated. but the fortified.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

NEED OF HELP-EDwARp L. PIERCE, the Gov
eminent agent charged with the care of the con
trabands at Port Royal, writes as follows:
According TO the best estimates within our
reach, there are some eight thousand negroes OIL
the territory of South Carolina now occupied by
the forces OF the United States. There are some
SIX hundred at this camp, some five hundred at
the camp at Beaufort. and Others in greater or
less numbers at other Campo. with perhaps the
larger part of the eight thousand still on the
plantations living IN their cabins, picking cotton
for our agents or doing the best they can to Oh
tain support. Of the six hundred in the camp
at Port Royal two hundred are women and chill
dren. OF the eight thousand, far as | can
learn, there are very few who do not need cloth
ing. and many are in great destitution."
The slave armists should be sent down there
atOnce, and ordered to proceed with their favor
lite work; while those who have faith in the ab-
ity and patriotism of white men should bend
every effort TO furnish the noble Union men of
Tennessee and Alabama with the means of self
defense Each class then would be employed in
work to suit their respective tastes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

siitution and the Union ia the North. giving ef-
fectve aid TO the rebellion in tie South. Ii would
present the loyal stiles ~ other nations, not as
AZ present deiendln-. an Established Government
against wanton rebellion, bur themselves rebels
against the very Government thew rroiess 10 be
defending Ii wosld cast tie North also on the
stormy ocean OF revolution. not sighting for any
existing Government. but for such one may
rise out OF the waves-it may be many warning
States or Confederacles. or military despotism
based on conquest. and swallowing up the whole
In another letter shah endelVor more fully
TO expose the danger and folly of all such
schemes. AMOS KENDALL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
How the southern states are TO be
Governed after the WAR.

Tins question is now becoming one of para
mount interest at Washington. Col. FoRSEY
the Clerk of the Senate, who is well informed,
thus speaks of the policy likely 70 be adopted.
He says:
After somewhat careful consultation with
many leading men, representing loyal eonsttu-
encIes, North and South, of heretofore differing
sentiments, have come to the conclusion that
the only policy to be pursued when our arms
have efiectually conquered the rebels is to leave
the great question of governing the Southern
States to the Union men of such State. assisted
by the Federal authority, and sustained wherever
necessary by Federal bayonets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
Democratic Union State Ticket.


The latest news from the Cumberland is that
General BUELL's forces occupy Nashville. Gov.
Hshris has called In all Tennessee troops. and 1t
is represented that strong reaction has occurred
alaeng the people. This is Indeed cheering in
teligenee IL such a reaction has taken place in
Tennessee the days Of the Southern Confederacy
are ended. In the language Of the resolutions Of
tenance Of the Union upon the principles of the
Federal Constitution should he the controlling
object OF all who profess loyalty to the Govern
meat--and IN our judgment this purpose can only
be established by the ascendeney of Union par
~ in the Southern States, which shall, by a
counter revolution, displace those who control
and direct the present rebellion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
M EDiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

FNNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH Or IMPAIRED
4 organization, those by whom all increase Of
family Is from any reason Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
SAFE and which has been prescribed in various parts
the Old World for the past century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yet it has been put up half
pint bottles and sold very extensively the exhorbtan
price of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes To fur
nsh the recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug store for the tring of % per year
physician druggist will tell you perfectly harmless
thousands q testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent to part the world receipt of by address
ing. In. j. c. DEVERAUX
20. Box, No. 1858 New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d6w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

bids Will BE RECEIVED lFRON FIRST HANDS.
ID and from citizens loyal g. the Government Il the
- reqaire 81 acceptance 81 hid a. rsr form sansxrd
until II ". February g. lss3 marked Proposals 10 be
spsnea tssrnary Is issa Or The supply and delivery
and rear Indianapolis, lncisna q such
Mess Pork in barrels, full weight
Ness Beef in barrels. full weight.
FreSh Beef.
BACON SIDES new smoked Ribbed In casks;
Bacon shoulder, new smoked in easks;
Hard bread. IN barrels. lined.
Hour. extra. IN barrels. lined:
Corn Meal IN barrels lined:
beans. txhiis aeld3 ia barrels lined.
Peas. canada "a barrels. lined.
Homny coarse ron wlitc tint corn in barrels lined:
Rice. lCarolins OF East India in barrels. lined.
cosse, 10, IN seas's sacks Isree1l:
Black Tea, in strong boxes;
Green Tea, 81 strong boxes;
sugar. (broptl N barrels lined:
Vinegar. IA barrels
Candles, lstarl full weight, In boxes;
salt in barrels lined,
Potatoes, fhiSh) in barrels lined:
MolaSses. in barrels:
may be required by the Assistant Commissaries II
Subsistence stationed at and near Indianapolis from time
To time. I'm monthly delivery. Said bid when accepted
TO form the basis Of written contract, with bond. with
two good and sufficient snretes t. indemnity the Unite
States against loss Said contract to take eject On the
lst 81 March ls67 and d continue In force until the
day Of July. lS6, subject to the approval Of the Cons-
sary General 81 Subsistence BIDS Tor the whole any
one OF more OF tue ABOVE items viii De receINec. The
stores TO be Of the best quality ard with actual tare COOP
erage be Of the best kind and no charge for mack
ages which must be mark ed with cntents ma NJ Of con-
tractor and his address Marked samples required with
the bids, except meats.
The fesh beef to be sound and Wholesome. Of -four
YEAR old and over; steers weighing least GOO Eb
and IN alternate fore and hind quarters parts thereof
tnecks and shankS excluded The hard bread must be
cooled and thoroughly dried before packing The peas
beans AM salt be in measured bushels: the Irish potA-
toes by the pound.
Bids 20 be addressed 10 the undersigned box S43 lndi-
annapolis Indiana and samples left al the Office No J.
over Fieicher's carpet store, Washington street.
Bills paid monthly.
Bidders requested TO be present at u o'clock.
c. I. KILRTRN
Feb. Is, ls62. Major and C. = Us A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

LKoSARpsrowS ST MARY Co Mr.
February a. 1862
Enron srNnSKL. The late triumphant news
from The Burnside expedition was hailed With
great joy bF tie members of the IA Indiana cav
airy. while the old Secesl fosies of this county.
who have for some time claimed the expedition
tobe complete failure. carry long AID mournfu
faces, showing their sickness IT least 10 be very
great. They fast beginning to realize the
fact that Uncle sam" Is going to make shor,
work Of the Inhabitants of Dixie this sprinc-a
warning, also. which we have given them in every
conversation this winter While we have 10 stav
here inactive. as far as battles are concerned.
guarding The old Potomac, vet we hail with ex
ceeding glsdness the news of every victory
Every breeze from the South brings glad tdngs
from keutucky. and the efectual work there j.
being badly felt among the Secesh mere The
only bore they have now j. in a foreign inierfer-
eoce. shlch at present Is very discouraging b.
them. However. England may do foe a cruteh.
but she VII never DO Tor staff. for ANYTHING that
will benefit her financially les il lie ever so plea
saRisA. she will sacrifice her best friend 10 gain
The weather here has been very pleasant. 10
day however IL has bee,. showing and blowing
considerably. The roads are improving very
inst - - - -
The health throughout the division still re
mains very good. Yours, &c, ALPHA
~ Since the commencement of 1852. we
have captured fully 10000 rebel prisoners. Tn.
rebels have oaly taken about 200--those carried
10 <s-hvffIs fra,n Fotf Donsisou
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
Special Notice.

10 AD|ERTLSERA-.iH advertisements taken for
a SPECIFIED time md Ordered out beDre tie eryirion
Of Tie time specified toY be okarged tie egulrr ratns
for the st'ae ui 30 TIE time they are ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
" = 10 y 7"
New Medical DiscOs

For the speedy and permanent cure of
G0N0RRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS
INCONTlNANCB, Observation-Disclosures,
Gravel Structure, and Affections Of the Kidney and Bladder
which has been used by upw ard OF one
hundred physicians,
EN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE WITH ENTIRE Sue
Il CESS, superseding Cubebs Copaiba Capsus. or any
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
BOOK BINDERS.

tAMPBEIL Il B0YLES. Book Binders and Blank Book
~ Manufacturers No. 81 East Washington ST, east Of
Glenn's Block, up stairs, indianapolis. feb25-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
PORN OF OATH.

do soieinnly --- thar viii support. protect,
and defend the Constitution aud Government Of he Uai-
ted States against all enemies whether domestic or for
egn. AMI that viii bear true faith. allegiance and low
atty TO the same ordinance resolution, any
state Convention or Legislature the contrary notwh-
standing and, further, that do this with deter
nnftior pledge, and purpose without mental
walton evasion whatever and further thai will well
and faithfully perform all the duties which may he re-
quire Of by law ami contract either verbal OF writ
ten. So help me God
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
HOT ELS.
POWERS,S HOTEL.

tfohNERLY KARIE'S)
81 d. a 80 Hs=aa-HN ROW
Opposite the Astor House and Park New York,
PRICE OF BOARD III 80 PER DAY.
FHNHS long established and popular recently
been rebuilt and greatly enlarged by the addition
100 and has accommodations for over 300
persons. 1t has also been thoroughly renovated and re-
furnished, and is heated by aud lighted by gas
throughout This hotel has one OF the best locations in
the city, is easy OF from all the steamboats, and
railroads leading the city. and all the
city cOnveyances. Ii has all the requisites of first
class hote, nsuring the comfort of its inmates The
patronage Of the travelling public is respectfully solicited
Terms 81 so per day. II. L. POWERS,
feb4-d3m Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
AGENCY.

NINNESOTA TAX-PAYING AND COLLECTING
WI AGENCY, established in 1851 StPaul Minnesota
Taxes paid IN any portion OF the and collections
tended 10. Correspondence solicited and references given
required. J. W McCLUNG, Attorney at-Iaw
B-Cut this out and paste your office future
reference. feb2O d6&w2t