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, 1862-08-13
TIE RECENT FIGHT AT He
LENA,

From oor,osrordar< -. 1
of the 1ecent sbarn afs,, .. I1'1 49, 'l7 aesapS
81, v1,sra eno T.-a,,e $500. ~ 1e4eua nfAan.
of seventv.fva ma, t,a1oHas.s rs' 1esaeus usen.
7st w;,oo.e,, o,.o,-,-. s -. ~ ''4.asis
Train no ,t+act vna sas.a ~ - ~ss :" alS
a1st and vesn1tad =, nraet a1..aa.aA sauoa5' e1ie
5an5 tas.a. - -. ~. o4"1e111' seven
vs. nsoo poo.es VI oaf tolee nave Deem found
Iae chaplain, ReV. George ". Dunsmore.
fell herofcal1y fighting. The skirrni.7, .-,,
f7eree and desnor,ta o,a -aa-oa1-A.,, "ae
49, e~@P~4"'o aoo ee'1ee4y "lthout
palsus4 Ii taese Respects.
A column Of 1850 cavalry, headed bv tha
1st Wisconsin cavalry 18th ohn,s.n+ ..,,
+;,lox. a..-.-.z a.. 80, Atu-
41a4efJ. ensaseo lne enemy Within three hours
after the capture OF the train. A force OF 8. 600
Tad gone from Helena to intercent fbe -.t-sot
of the snamv tou.rds ;+t,a -.
J., ~ A.st4e hoeA, anu 1t Is
eeaiety poss1ole 1of Inc Ie1an force to hare
escaped entire destruction.
The train had been ordered bv Co1 n,n;a1,
across the Tanpne11e son+t,r,rs ~ 49, .'ne4o
- s0e'. ""1o ~ sae camp
az HiatAahu- 1eaehea t0e Languelle at ?
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon, Saturday, but from
some unaccountabla motive aid not ,-or,
Eioht no;1as so,,th ~ 49, ~ NV etooe.
- AAe' oo.'41 ~ sne tlsef "as camped
taslr own regiment, and portion OF the
Kansas 5th. These troops were frat alarmed
by q negro. and were f7rat in 7,nro.,,t -,
naniers 1.os ,v7n,r ao,;,;a.a - 4s4s' ool'
.;.,a -. nae sms luxurious win lever at the
, 1862-08-13
Union Volunteers In Memphis
from The Mey1nhfa Arnoa1 1c+h

Three companies Of volunteers recruited in
thlS. city, leave on the Lady franklin to. day,
Tor Nashy1iie, The companies are commanded
GattaIn benson. The very short time reuuirsS lris
to III! the ranks Of those companies, Is proof
positive that the citizens of Memphis wera
not unanimous In their treason against the na-
tional government. 1'N'
There Is not only Union sentiment here, but
Union sentiment that will fight. If tha brave
men who are going to join the army under
the leadership Of the gallant officers above
named, ever meet their rebel neighbors in
Jed's army, they viii no doubt pay up old
scores In fnl Of all demand. The officers In
Waldridge, "a Lieut. Marshall s. B. Linor. 1st
Sergeant D. Daily. The officers aud men are
ah IN good Elee at the prospect before them,
ana WM no doubt give good account Of them
, 1862-08-13

Sneaks.
From the Chatham Planet, 10th, II
Every train-and boat, too-Hhich reaches
Chatham from Detroit, brings more or less IL
dividuals Of this charactef-fpEiriyes from
Uncle Sans plantation. On Monday the
mixed train YVES freighted with no less than
sixteen Of these gentry TIE morning ex-
press also brought its quota; :Shoemakefs and
eadd1ers, tsnners and 1aitoFs, merchants and
military men, carpenters aud calTiage makers,
Painters and printers, prestidigi iiators and
paupers, all, al seek shelter under st the lag
that has brayed thousand years. and their
name promises to be legion The result is
that the price OF labor is likely soon to come
down In Canada. =.
From the Toronto Globe, 1oth-1. =.
For few days, our towns and villages viii
he filed with a terror stricken crowd, aud our
tavern keepers will gain some advantage. But
it is not likely that the Province will gain
many permanent residents from this class,
Judging from the appearance OF many re saw
upon our streets yesterday, their departure
from amongst MS will excite no regret. Ii is
from avery different class that Canada insult
look for permanent additions to her popnla-
tion, proceeding from the American war.
from the Montreal Herald, Aug- 10.1
*tThe call for. three hundred thousand mora
'meh across the line viii be the means Of dri7-
irg hundreastrp1 that country into Canada:
-WeaIe 7ihfo1mef that quite nun1ber hare
already made their Appearance; in this and the
adjoining counties. They hare ignomlntously
lett their country In the hour Of her peril. to
escape ccuscripsion-three ts,.ses three groa,.s
for Tie sneoksHg co:tdfdsF'
, 1862-08-13

i1ic11 tHE opEtG5s1elo Iut Jpuflal-t
81. Ae.sdJ and F. Odell, publishers, aud
Amos Green, editor OF tae D5up,er1tse Staud-
ard ar psris, Illinois, were arrested on last
Friday By United States marshal Phillips, a.s-
ing urdcr special order from the war de-
partnept, and their paper suppressed. Green
vas at Tsrre HaEte, Indiana, st the time Of
bis arrest; Mehafy and Odel wsrs taken at
Paris. We understand that the arrest cu1;sed
considerable excitement, and Ior some
tine. mob vas threatened BY the gym
path5sers Of. the persons arrested, bat
sitter tbinkfng better Of the matter
the crowd took the advice Of their leader:
and dispersed. The prisoners were brought
to this city and are now en- .outs for Washing
ton. The Standard Vas p:ofessedly Demo-
cratic, but really secession paper. There has
been much complaint in reference to its dis
loyal character and Influence for some time
past, and Its suppression eau hardly be said
to be unexpected We understand that it wae
established for the purpose OF breaking down
the Dsn.oerafie Bzade; the old Democratic
paper IN Paris, which has given the emost earn
est ard loyal 6uppors to the government in
the prosecution Of the war ior the mainten-
&Ect ct the Union.
, 1862-08-13

a very pleasant affair took plsco at Mem
pms lew days since in the presentation of
msrk Of regard IRON the non-commissioued
sneera and privates Of the sth Missouri, to.
tne1r late Colonel. Morgan L. Smith.
tnese comprised full uniform suit for
nt1gadfer general, including splendid pair
Of shoulder strape and an elegant regu1at,on
hst, With heaxy plume, a sash, a sword and
belt, full set Of horse equipments. md =
pair of Colts 1evolyers, in a handsome rcaa.
wood case. ---z--
The coet Of the whole Was between SIX and
seven hundred dollars.
Among the troops present we notice naned
companies a and B, Chicago light artillery.
AmopE the speakers at the little tsspread" )"
TINT followed, were Joseph A. Ware. esq, of
this city and Lieut. Rumsey OF our battery B,
, 1862-08-13
Ghe Irlh11UE,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1863.
THE ORDER FOR DRAFTING,

THE ORDER FOR DRARTINE.
We give elsewhere document that will
he perused with more interest than any,
thing else we publish to-day, the order Of
the War Department setting forth the
mode and manner Of; the DRAFT to take
place in a few days time The one we
publish is sent to Governor Salomon,
Of Wisconsin, though identical With that
cent to all the governors. It Will be read
with varied emotions BY various classes Of
onr citizens. The sneaks, now penned
down to its perusal and conditions, by q
vig1ant Gordon Of federal officers, will re-
ceive it with almost frantic emotions. The
:, disloyal will grimly peruse it, and find in
it. q hint that they may at no distant day
be called to positive rather than negative
citizenship.
Loyal men will receive it rejoicingly,
not as 8 luxury, not that it is otherwise
than replete with sacrifices, but it will be
welcomed as strong remedy for violent
disease, medication applied firmly and
thoroughly, to the cure Of national evils.
Every loyal man feels and knows that all
this should hare come before. Months
ago the people and the War Department
were warned that our regiments were
wasting sway In the fsld, that many Of
them were reduced below half their orig
inal effective strength. It was known, too,
that recruiting these old regiments by vol
unteering Was simply impossible. Every
man who has had an opportunity tor OBJ
seryation, viii accept hefact without argu-
ment~ It was seen that the rebels were
SEEING an advantage We confessed, but
did not avail ourselves Of, the system or
drafting to keep their army full, We have
begun now, and better late than. longer de-
ferred-
We arc gratifed further that an oppor-
tunity VIII bs afforded to some Of our coun-
ties and sections to do something for their
country, since they have not responded to
other appeals. There are localities in which
this draft will be good thing. Ifwehave
any citizens in our loyal States who are
disposed to resist the call OF the country in
this form it is quite time to bring out this
disposition and crush it. Il is time to tell
citizens, native as well as foreign born.
what is the price Of citizenship, and that
Freedom does not mean free tickets to all
the benefits Of our government, and none
Ct lis burdens. The draft is here, and a
few days will See il perfected There is
still time for volunteering, the most honor
atle Of all exemptions.
, 1862-08-13
Il NATIONAL CURRENCY


No question, except that Of putting down
tue rebellion, is destined to excite more
interes: in cur State this fall, than that Of
the currency. The people Of Illinois, at
the recent election, gave 1868 votes in
favor Of entirely abolishing banks and
hank paper, so far as they could be legally
reached, and excluding them from cireu-
aauon among US. The question. unfort,1-
natcly, was SO encountered by the exis-
tenee OF vested rights held by num-
ber Ct banks, which had not forfeited their
charters, that every vote cast in favor Of
the proposition was really vote for civ
ing these institutions monopoly Of the So
called "banki5g business Thus the
small majority Of 3,so1 votes, in an asgre-
gate Of 256, ,sH, was given against the bank
clause OF the proposed new constitution,
There can be no doubt that, if the question
coaid have been presented on its true
me1lts--hanks or no banks-the decision
would have been overwhelmingly against
bank currency in ali its forms
4 few days before the adjournment of
Congress, Mr. Hooper, Of the Committee
OF Ways and Means, introduced a hill ato
provide national currency secured bv a
pledge Of United States stock and to nro-
vidc for the circulation and redemption
thefeeE" This bill had been grinding in
the committee during most of the session.
and It was well understood that its ;n+=,o.
, 1862-08-13
CACSE OF THE mIsUNnERsrArn.
ING.

Leading British journals persist in say
rg that the present war grew out Of q
" misunderstanding" between the North
ard the south-that there was no principle
OF law Or government at stake-that the
only effect Of confirming the contest will
be to make the belligerents implacable
enenaies-and that the Union has already
passed the point Of permanent disruption.
In one sense, The war did grow out Of q
misunderstanding; hut not in the sense
Conveyed by the reasoning Of the British
colaborezs Of the rebel Stare power. A
misunderstanding iild set the rash South on.
She wanted dominion 4 favorable oppor-
turi!y seemed to present itzen She 1o,xed
upon the North as eoward1y, sordid, and
mean. This caused her to strike the
treachcrous blow.
The moral md religious sentiment of
the North condemns tuels, street fights,
and all those disgracefu1 personal coils
ions which, in the South, are comprehen-
oed under tie general designation Of
difficulties" Tac Northern man who
should challenge his neIghbor, or waylay
and shoot hun, would be henceforth a req
rebate and an outcast, if not a branded
assassin. Not as general rule he who re-
ce1Tes blows, but he who in1licts them, is
here 1egardc3 with scorn and loathiny-
The Southerners misunderstood this. con-
founding reference tor law and hate Of
1ptl1an violence with pusillanimity. They
thought s"e did not stab and shoot each
otAer because we feared death, not be-
cause We shrank from imbruing our hands
In hlccd.
Hitherto they had generally met the
Northern man under circumstances least
favorable to just estimate Of his man-
hood. lie had been purchaser a. their
counters, guest at their hotels, client in
Their Law c1fces, q patron of their Jour
nals, bestoTer Of place and power on
their aspiring politicians. That portion Of
the Northern people with whom they had
been cordial and intimate, we're suitors for
Southern favor They always presented
themselves, cap in hand, alternating bows
with grins, and seeking in all ways to pro-
pltiate slavery. The Southerners had not
yet seen the Northern men who grew the
food itey ate, and made the clothes and
Shots They wore, the implements that
TILED their farms and furnished
their houses; but only the dapper,
sn'1rkihg go-actween, who sold them.
Tasir northern correspondence was mainly
with this class, they had no doubt that it
would cling to them in an extremity. They
supposed when they started their rebellion.
that half tho North would side with them
sgainst tho other half, and that they would
have Aeir own way withouta serious con
test. "Will your people fight" ?" inquired a
southern Senator Of New Enelapder il
the wi1te7 Of 1e6o-61. "Yes, il you drive
them to it, was the reply: "Well, perhaps
they will; but our people do nos thic]z So"
And this Was the cause OF the "Inisundef-
stanHinpn
, 1862-08-13
hISj jof Fred. ". matteson.

Death Who "loyes shining 1nark'' has
found It IN the recent decease of Mai Fred.
". Aatteson, gallant young officer, whose
1oss VIII be aourned through q wf1e circ1a of
friends. He died aa soldier desires to die,
cn duty, and yet as the soldier most breads TO
die, in The hospital. There was no need, how
ever, OF the battle field and its stern proof at
courage to establish the valor aud nob1eness
ef Major Fred. ". Mattesor. A son Of Ex-
Governor Hatteson Of this State he had all
Tile advantages that home OF wealth could
glFe' and passed unsta1ned through the Or
oeal Ct luxury often SO tatal to grosser souls,
he vas graduate Of one Of our eastern col
leges, Yale, We believe, where he developed
excellent traits Of mind, aud won honorable
PLACE among his classmates. Thence he went
abroad to pursue his studies at Germ3a Uni
vers1ty. It wss during this residence N Eu-
rope that be became widely and personally
6nown to the readers Of the Democratic Press
in series Of letters continued at Intervals for
nearly yesr, and all Of a far higher, than tha
usual grade OF tourists letters. This CORES
pondence showed him to have been . close
observer OF men and facts, with a ready and
graphic Per, ,and they attracted the commenda-
ton even OF veteran tourists abroad as clear
aud concise view Of pahfes Of life on the cont.
nent
Foremost among the young men eager to
, 1862-08-13

It is asserted thas government Is con-
s!deripg The propriety Of drafting for the navy,
and that such a traft wm, IL IN ploba5i1ity,
he:reeosted to before long, The Feasons urged
for this draft re:=the urgent necessity Tor
more sailors; second, tie difficulty Of: enlist-
ing seamen, and third, the number Of persons
who now represent themselves as sailors in
order to claim exemption from military duty.
, 1862-08-13

ICo,1eepondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.1
-, NAeHvuLE, August 6, 1861
Gsn.. Nelson took possession Of McMinn-
vile Sunday or Monday-Ia an not accurately
advised which without resistance. A few
struggling confederates were captured: His
force took with them only seven days rations
vhen they left Murfreesboro, and on reaching
McAfinnvIle, Gen. Nelson sent orders for the
immediate forwarding Of provisions. The
adequate force is LETT for its protection The
bridges, at various points on the Chattanooga
railroad, have also been put in good State Of
defenee
, 1862-08-13

81 The rebels are cute In saving property.
Thus 6. g. Fa11kner is in Di1ie, and his wife
maintains just loyalty enough to reside at
Martfrseurg, within our lines, and save the
truck,
, 1862-08-13
HuSt,

GTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-From
four years old. black m1ne and tail medium sim no
whte hairs: When !ast seen hts nmbs Eere sllEht!y
fhoi with light shoes Whoever viii return said horse,
give tnfoi nation Of fE1swAereabout1, VII be nbet-
ally rewarded by applying to. ~E. A. GAGE,
,E9aaInK Nil,
aug tassxt Corner Van Bu1en and Ffa1kiia sta.
, 1862-08-13
OUR ST. LOUIS LETTER,

NisSours Troops to Live on the Inhabitants ,oails
Ghasfng Gate7silas-1He Effect ofthe Drajiing
Vnaer-An application to have Missouri e.
csphd-~Rsvfe.o ef Guer!1a 0perassons-7;ae
1hreate'ssd Raid into Lotea-Cty Military
Nems-Gen. Leaois Me7viU in NORTH Missouri
-Maos from the Southsosst, ETC., etc.
, 1862-08-13

= Gov. johnson Of Tennessee has an
pointed Ex-GoV. Campbell of that State an
agent to visit ths various prisons in the North
where Tennesseeans are confined, and should
any Of them desire to take the oath Of allegi-
ance and return to their homes, they will be
allowed to do SO. ALI the other prisoners
will be exchanged Immediately,
, 1862-08-13
EINKLE 4 LYON SEWING
l.. CORN ELL l. GA
IMPRO WE'D
SEWING MACHINES
n NrFh


TA6oAEr d FARR's PA1Esy, DouBLE LICE Fis
STITCH; FHLcoI GIBHs PATKaE rwIsTAD EaE
LOOP STITCH AND sHCrTLk STITCH Machines
eo1nhiniag In our stock all the practical stlt9es
1se Purch2sers can better decide which Atttc III be
for therz By testEg each Either stitch well taks
makes RK1FEcrLT RELIABIE seam Each slSech
IT. F1DN and ENTHUaIAs-IC adyoc2teH. Our r1acff-
will ksE get out cf order, they are perfectly fnsd,
ard run BY steam In heavy work. Wita the sI
notfe, It aoo9 stitches. per minute tth-ee times
speeaof any other nashtne91 Hhsy ars adapted to
classes Of wo1E-We viii etitcn Aa2ddIe Wikh f.nrds
o. With 10. $50 Gotten. A Billed .PEasox can
He9msr .n4 hem I'M rHfisn8 I pestastlI:: a5d WstssBA
NuMb bAEI0AAEE .sAAF akWER'. attscr4h
Ene, They are adapted 70 N machines, Ind sent
mad win ton directions toE hosoms, ,tucks cor:ect~
bad 8osking mschiHes e: DC. or teceipt ef f:sr
S siiE. Cotton, to 6 Henmsls Gaiaett tof ~ e.
cHAEe1 fer 4ud nxP4z8 = kinds of sewin: NC.
md RENT Machines ey the week or: nontt.' I.s'
y a.tsnda.es e &1ys instruction aadto III x2dte
s;5;;sI tALz 1HD huzsaAx s1t9CIA9 and se~!1s
DurthaSare 81ad AHkHR NJ samples sad C.1rc.
1888 LAKE BTKEET.
Aaha3 I. Got2tSLL q &C, ,BoxM% Chicago h
, 1862-08-13

H>OF SALE--BuEg7 and Harness,
Il nearly rev. Buggy rl:E!c hr pecnoyer ami waT,
TaE!99 Sod d f2r the want Of ns. Inquire at MOE
anl3-t41n-3t @'
, 1862-08-13

T UMBER.-I would invite the,
IL tsntann uf &ealss and ctsse1a purchasing tun :
IN Chicago to una 1t the larEe3t ala mcs3 coG1p,e
tnG, El0o<tnK A1a Stuck Boards, ess6 Doom 81 :,
latA Long 1fnbeEt ao1zt& 10. Pr{ces reseonssitt
suit the EhAl1&s Of th6 aMeaAr Wrtta fer fnturtx!
Qtdet4 dledWHA proM971e8n0d fidelity. CarsNTT:
In y&gd Yard sud 02ee Beech Ekxaek 5eeR$sa
and Twelfth N1e4&A -.x.
B4z4E@RS8 NkAD ~ WI1Al9t
, 1862-08-13

kOR SALE-.A Schooner Of one
2 2 hundred tons burthen Ia capable Of ca-rT,n1
~ !n ieet oi lumber enc ia in e oi sailing 3rdr
cafo z. o. ansti,-1S1
, 1862-08-13

FOR SALE :CUEAP-A small
= safs .Wllders Patent. at 172 Lake street.
, 1862-08-13

.V| q N TEE-Ice purchaser In
~ each township for AKINS FAMILY KNIT.
ING MACHINE. From SO to 20 pront per week
msss s 9 sttchs; niaa:e Eil knit psiF OF Stock
Fancy work. shawia. Eubfas Head Dresses, Under
23etEss clon9s. soataga Mgolesa Military ssshea &C
cusre right TO and sell the machine for ona yer
In each township which Htu ensbe them to ear1 the
price paid for the machine easily and quickly It b
wonderful machine. and every large family VII haVe
ore SECURE your Township. For ciEcular with frther
gRAHsnE& ELLIOT. General Agents. 10 Lake
strfet GhcaEo- IL ty1tss1-2R
, 1862-08-13

&1N: .REWARD:-NOTICE
fDlV Rtt1yed or stolen from the snbscr1ber At thf
Rolling MIL the 15th1t. oaa soTrel Horse e1e7Tn
and fttlock On oEe hipd foot. Any person returdnE
sae or giving information sufficient to lezd to his re-.
anl21ssse z. DALTON,
, 1862-08-13

HOR SAI,E-ASpan cf seven.year
at GO Sout, Wells street, anSfiH ins r.
, 1862-08-13

II 0ne Of tns mosr attractive residences IN hi
vicinity of ChicxEo substantially hnllt OF EIEtIaN1
Park pressed brick aud 1ust completed at cot a
$11.aEt, u offered for ea's at great bs1ya1z- -
about tNsYe niles ntnm Eh!cazo On The lake sao4E.
seu of the city % Ees1ds here and keep their reTnef
bustne9 hour and xhsfe tarae q the best endoVs5
InESttudpEs of this Northwest are located which WY
gsod public schools, ma6a the location mcFt dtfahla
The House Is two and hall stories IN height oc :
s4EoanGng Il are tWenty ae1es Of cp;tfSated ian6.
With good barn, excellent water 500 trees Of in
IasRSsaiss. saHssts 4c. I:ta great 1as1sty af AZ
s1aSsea1aIy G!aa9& If 4s9s!y y IN gazdena.
half cash. VT! credit for tke ba1snca For f1tfsz 81
4sE!as1 i24nire e 20. ~ 6o1tn WxtAf a. EnicsFa
IL 0Fn8s0 6H08aK r. Eu&1XA
, 1862-08-13

FOR SALE--Dne twenty horae>
-, poFtr ENGINE nearly new: An6uIar Ba11er.
t@eive feet lsAe forty-two 2inch 1Ues, With larE9
;1s Hon e boess sueRt5 feet long each, q inch
Lt9es "!tn TWO tines, each 13IGch ttsanlgtcr-Al IN
Eeod o.d ForfurtheE particulars apply ST 60 souta
~ C1lS ElItEL HuSt fy7
, 1862-08-13

WANTED-Boot Makers. Three
or four coed Boot BottemerB, can nni steady
Eork Rpd good nrtcea on Sale Work Also one u tv1
Filters at L. CHAPLIN 4 cos NhGIcsaIe Bovt Manu-
1aetcfJ, South Eenl, lad. Apply Immediately Us ahoys
ScHth Bend Ind, July co. 1Ss2 " iv2StS9w
, 1862-08-13

HISTORICAL WAR MAT,
itlsse.ca' Sketch Of all the BATTLES from the tail OF
FG-t Sun ter. Mailed, paid on recs int Of retal
lar. H. Il LANDoN arant ~
s9Se-1m IS Jake e. oppcstte Temdrt fiause
, 1862-08-13

w ANTKD-1o trade, cash and
~ gecd fsrml.g lsna. In best locations In Illinois
and Iowa for perae1a prcberty of auY Kind {excerf
TrihuEE Office, f419 ss1l 1uS'
, 1862-08-13

WANTED-AGENTS-AIaIe OF
vI Femals.-Agents Eanted IN every teEE Of the
fer Cutting Ladies' Dresses, Boys Clothing ehi:t kc
sscu5sd By ccpyr1Eht, Agents making rum <a so IS
Once no Metropolitan Block or address Post Qce
Bo1 enclosing thu ee cazt postage Etan1n. Chicago
ILL., - dtI1.bSS l1n
, 1862-08-13

A'0R SALE.-AfEDTCAL PRAC
y TiCE, With office Of two rooms stable, Office
n1taseS &C. IN well settled and wealthy Eeighbcr-
nood The terms wiz be accon1mo6a ating tie al
Iertiser II going tato the army. address m. D.
NepoGset Iii. lrgt tE9fY
, 1862-08-13

NANIED-Agents. The great
~ Enioa Book is Heasley.s Life u # aehlnzt,n,
Inst tie BOOK & the times Agents wanted in ever5
equity IN the Vests States fur th!B and other yaE
sose md popular Bonks. Agents meeting With I'd
pAra}=icl success For fnn Information raIl on o.
address with stanps O. F. GIBBS. -. Soutt Clsrs
street, C5icsEe. Post OfIce Box 3a9. ap2as ps3elH
, 1862-08-13

w A n 7 4 Unemployment for
e9lnred Servants With good city references at tho
thilheelphta 1ats ligeuce uHle. No I7D s1nt C,aFk
street helwee Monroe and Madison ST. ert5 Country
9TEefs p1Ert'si!E attended to- Post Office B,x. 1S5
MIS-. D. PRATT il attendance, deI ktS,lY