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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
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C.AIEo. July 29-rm.
Yesterday tie telegraph oi*ra,Atsk
Columbus, KY unexpectedly rcTiycd
the following dispatch fl H1lVng r.:
"IIcllo, ipsk hu' rah ~ leo DAsr'
To which he replied: .tCss OIL, go
rebel sos.yz dGN." /.
a conversational sparriAg psstk the'p
took place 11Y jnfafrj0q Of ma
u s' $500 : - ~ al zs.fi4sstsss ssT
( Theircpest isthat the svelels aaalop
aas', At nambails yeslers1ay 1hsfMh 81 ~
that onrr cavalry ignomiaiossly ardsst
without fringta shoe Tint sisc rta,N NV.
airy attacked Gar infantry, Instantly XII
ling fifteen OF thems taking sonf@l<tsoNt
ys arA gf'tss fftk1toYH4
itMhslb sailllS thu tdi2fjl 6url /
railroad bfiiIgc 70 bF 'l1nsii Az,
AMI the rebel tcIegraplar snilA was
intcntiohato atsackr JAeksUlf4hst A1!ssts
,asaA .R.uAa0
+ .0asT .fs,ssN .cAsEsT
/ TINE IS MoxEY.-This adagc is only
goo,lowhctl1 'TAKc n ayail1Llc and in
proved 70 further III ends u. 1le- nc.
without health TO isnrrove'is, VAN yid1.
but little money. How can ono expect
to possess health 70 Improve time, II nc
cnstomed to eating heavy AMI nnNholc-
some bread, such as al are 1iaEle to
have who do not use Inc CkeshiS6t SAi-
esatus maze xAd1sdM at 5ho1Ssaldse
d. B. DeIandAhd Co.. Fairport, Mon
roe Co., New York? This i inst sAbc
article to be used, and wc'lccmMend Il
to all good housewives. Good groccFs.
have it. SsJ3hy-thc Mlolnsalc groccrs
in Chicago and Milwaukee, ard ny
Armstrong 4 skanklit' ia Toledo, . ..s ID
8af asa{v ssse3g salYaKsranA waeL IN sii Il,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

w at a recent war meeting in
bridgeport, CT, Elias Howe, The wei
knownsfvieg machine pvpprT yhs
present )autllafter gisiAg -, dOo Is The
fund, signed his na,nc TO the RON Of vol
nntecra, and ammo that he should
not pressure substitute, but go himself.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

Il s
to orr practical sympathy and aid.
8. That the Sthtc Of Iowa will pl ompt-
" FURNISHES quota Of the troops called
for by tho recent Proclamation Of tl,c
President, Snel any additional &untl.er
rhicA thepaJlisserpicc 'o,ay sd2nirc.
g. That the voluntary enlistment Of
our adopted citizens.F in the army and
navy, and their tried valor on our bat
tlc.6clds, have demonstrated the warmth
Of their patriotism and an appreciation
Of liberty and good government which
have earned for them the proud name
Of American citizens and soldiers, and
We as Conventions, recommend to the
Congress Of the United States to- 20
amend the Naturalization Laws rs 10
give all the rights Of such citizenship to
them. ,
TO- That rs the citizens Of a. loyal
State whose patriotism, both As home
and uppnt,reign attlr,iiells, has spoken
for itself, we earnestly appeal to the in
cumbents OF the Legislative and Ex-
ccutiycs Departments of the Govern.
mcnt to use every legitimate means in
their POSSESSION to crush the Rebellion,
land if, as last measure for the pres
|crvation Of the Republic, it shall be-
come necessary to blot out the institu.
tion of Slavery from the soil Of every
State, we will say Amen! letting the
consequences fall upon the wickcdau,h.
ors of tho Wa,, and leaving the final
issue with God!
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

have taken Lsraign. ffseen miles from Nash.
vile, and that Gen. Kirby Smith l. adsanc-
ing on Nashville from Chattanooga with Is.
600 fnen.
Murfreesboro' was barrlcaded With bales
of hay. and the Federal shells set Ere &c
many OF the houses.
Col Lester Is falling back towards Nash.
vile.
Union reinforcements are coming up by
special trains The 2oth Kentucky has ar.
rived, they were eheered N they passed
through the streets.
The secessionIsls confidently expect the
arrival Of rebel forces some time 10 night
batteries have been placed In Capitol Hill
and other points.
There may be music In Nashville before
this reaches the Herald.
Col. Leslie surrendered at Murfreesboro
az O'Clock r. NJ.
The 81 Minnesota and Hewitt's battery
included the latter for want Of ammunition.
Men are lying on the side walks asleep
holding their horses brides la their hands
expecting every moment 10 be called into
action.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
Noon Dispatches
From NEW YORK

INV YoEk. July is.-The fredericks
burg correspondent OF the Herald saws Maj
Slaughter returned from Richmond me day
before yesterday. completely disgusied with
Affairs at the rebel headquarters He was
sent by the citizens 10 procure the release OF
teen. Reynolds. bnt 10 his great disappoini-
ment he was coolly informek that the Gen.
could not be released nor seen. and that the
SECRETARY Of War was equally invisible.
After vainly endeavoring % obtain an IN
terview with the Secretary. Mayor Slangh.
ter returned o. Fredericksburg.
Gen. MeCal- he reports IN good health
aud as comfortable as possible under the cir
cumstancos.
The Richmond papers are rccclved here
every other day. within thirty hoa. Of their
issue. and there Is not the lcas doubt but
the rebels have free and nninlei fupted CON-
municaticn with parties within ar lines.
Deserters como come In occn 'onslly, who
report that the authorities In Richmond had
taken possession Of almost every house for
hospital purposes and that great fear il man.
ifested of an epidemic. - foul i the atmos
phere throughout the city
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

Mrlpo-sl ted up The a sl e p q IL
members Of Congre- - consideration fol
Governments taking ints or Office tesurn
procuring contracts, place -sents. The
ed from the House with amend. the bill
amendments we're concuFred In anu
passed Executive session adjourned.
WASHINGTON. l5.-SEsArE.-Mr. Hale,
from the Naval Committee. reported joint
resolution relating 70 the Stevens Battery.
The bill provides that all the right aud title
Of the u. : Ia Stevens Battery. be released
aud committed 70 the heirs OF Robert NJ.
Stevens. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Lane. Of Kansas. called up the reso
luton calling upon the Secretary OF State 20
give the reasons for the arrest Of Col. An
thony.
Tbc~resolution vas modified SO as TO make
the request OF the President. IL was then
passed
Mr.. Howe introduced bill further amen
ding The articles Of war The bill provides
that il shall he the duty of every every L.
;. Officer 10 furnish protection 10 every slave
approaching the Union lines. IL Union
men loose their property. by this order. they
are 10 be compensated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Fnascisoo, July 9.--Letters from
Tuscan to the Eth Of June. state Capt. fritzs
Of the California volunteers. arrived at Tus
can OF the 9th wish % rebels captured at
Patagonia Silver Mines. Among them was
Lieut.. Mowry. charged with furnishing sup
plies to the enemy. He was surrounded by
quite number Of desperadoes, and inten-
ded TO make desperate defence. but they
were completely surrounded and taken by
Capt. fritra. The prisoners will be brought
10 IT. Youma.
Gen. Carleton was returning TO Nouma.-
Part of his command have gone on towards
Messilla.
The army il in good health.
The whole business portion OF ST. Louis,
Luna county. was destroyed by fire yester-
day morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM NASHVILLE.


N.snxfats. july 1.-The In,oniSts lo.s
$40 600 worth Of army stores At Mnrfrecs-
boro
The Union forces engaged we're the "a
Minnesota. Col Leslie. companies Of the
Oh Micnigan. Col psfkhnrst. 800 strong -
The n battalion Of the Pennsylvania Eth
cavalry. -. Hewitt's battery 81 men. the
sth Kentucky -. IN all about 400 men
The rebel force consisted Of enc regiment
mounted lnfsntry;a regimen, of T,xan
Rangers. and Georgia Alabama and Ten
nessee cavalry. between three and four thou
and. mostlr armed with carbines and shot
guns. Their loss in killed ADD wounded Is
hess Or than ours.
The la tn lost IN killed. wounded and
mis@ipg 80 men. The only officers escaped
e. far a. reported. are Capt J =. Andrews.
Capt. {. c. Mccormick and Lieut. II. ID.
Moonsy.
The Comnissary and Qnartermsster
Departments. we're rectntly Feplenished with
nee clothing. &c. al Of which has fallen
into the hanis Of the enemy.
Capt Rounds, Provost Marshal Of Mar
fre~~soro and guard shos nine rel.sis before
surrendering.
The rebsl Gov Harris ana Andres Es
ing. vere kno~n - be Al BeershSssa spring.
near Sparta. fsw days since. organizing tbs
rad On Nuffrec<boro. uhich "a i Apprehen
ded 20 Re sxteusied . the capital Of ,hs
State
The pabiic arc all Ia a great state Of en-
element. many famiiies having len.
The Louisville cars this mofniag. wers
crowded 9Th alarmed SPECTATORS ard adven
turers.
IA ! ..s.ars,j ,l,.s cen John 4 Rre~s.p-
ridge. Cel Forr~ss. and Col. Rains Of Nash
vile, commanded tie rebel forces al Mar
freesboro' IL : also reported ihas the,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
Night Dispatches.
FROM SANTA FE.

KANSAS CRY. July l2.-Thc Santa Fe
mail with dates to 30th has arrived. News
unimportant. IL Is rumored that all the Tex
ans except one company have left Arizona.
and commenced their homeward march.
An engagement took place yesterday be-
tween company of State M ilitia and Guam
trell's band near Pleasant Hill.
The rebels were finally repulscd with a
loss of 6 killed, 5 MORALLY wounded. Our
Joss was = killed and ID wounded
Capt. keahl. commanding the militia is
reported wounded Quantrel's coat and sa-
bre and list of all his men was taken.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

BATTERY roz rHE 7lsr.-The undersigned
having received permit 70 recruit for a
Blttsry Of one hundred and fifty men. 70
serve for three years or during The war. hsse
opened recruiting Office on the North side
OF the Public Square. under the Office OF the
Wabash Express Mr.. Wells served IN the
three months campaign as an officer. and
Mr.. Hitchcock. as private. in the ilth lndi-
ana. (wsllaces Louaves)
There will be an advance Of one month :
pay and Twenty Eve Dollars bounty money
given 70 each man upon being mustered IN
20 service.
The Battery viii be Offered a. follows;
One Captain. two First and two Second
Lisutenants. eight Sergeants. twelve Cerpo-
rails. six Aftifcers Ae. thus afording desir-
able positions 70 many OF the recruits-the
officers 70 bs elected by the men.
GEORGE II. PURDl,
THOMAS 4. WELLS
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Juiv 10 dtl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

foRr MoSRoE. July IA spy was cap.
tured Yesterday afternoon by some telegraph
men Our gunboats have been Smelling the
woods along the bank of the river. Only
one gun was seen 10 be fired by the rebels.
A schooner seized at Hartison's Landing
Yesterday. by order of Gen. Mcclellan was
sent 10 Baltimore with all Of her cargo -
She had liquors aboard. and belonged TO
suffers
There was a skirmish 1T Williamsburg. on
Friday between the Federal and rebel pick
cts Three rebels were killed. and seven
captured.
About 900 laborers cAmo down from the
army. on the way North
Gems Richardson and G0rnan paid a fiy-
ing visit 70 day They return Immediately
% the army.
Hospitals afe being rapidly constructed At
llampt,n
Colonies Forney Of Ala. and Williams OF
Va. and Capt Murphy Of Ala, arrived here
from Harrisons landing They we're
wounded and taken prisoners At Wilkins
burr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM ST. LOUIS

ST.. LOUIS, July Ia BE Il ,ches to the
military authority recei. ed to-day, say Gen.
Curtis command, about 1900 strong. has
reached Helena, Arkansas. where they are
resting at present.
Information from Corinth, to Thursday,
saws Gen. Halleck was there. and the various
divisions were in excellent spirits ani eager
for operations.
Bragg has about 10000 troops at Tupello.
and some 80 900 more are at Holly Springs
aud other places. Their movements are said
to indicate offensive operations.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PnnAnrlrnA, July i5.-Therc are vague
rumors here that mntiny had broke out
among the rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware
numbering 1000. and that " OF them were
hot before IL conid be- quelled
The telegraph wire TO Fort Delaware Is
down 80 that We cannot learn the truth OF
the report
PnrtAprlrnIA, July 1.-two p. IN. The
reported mutiny among the rebels at Fort
Delaware il believed 10 be untrue. Semitic
men from there last evening say they heard
nothing Of any disturbance
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvuTH coyGREss-rar sr.aes

wAsHnscros. July IL.
SFxArr Evening Session. The Pre~i-
dent protein laid before the Senate a message
from the President transmitting a drah Of
bill fcz compromising an, State for abolish
ing slavery. The bill vas read: and Il the
same as sent to the House. Mr.. Powell
wanted 20 know ifif vas In order for the
President 70 introduce bill into the Senate.
Presi.lent protein said he bad no comments
% make on the proprieiv or character ofany
concentration. The fresilent chooses o.
seni TO the Senate. NJ. sumner moved the
Presidents message and bin be referred 10
the committee on finance. Mr.. sherman OBJ
jectcd.
Afier further discussion Mr. sherman
withdrew his objection, and the message vas
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Sumner thci offered q resolution that
the resolutions adjourning Congress " ednes-
DAY the lesh. be resciaded. IN order % hare
tine 10 legislase properly on this message
and other subjects Objected to and laid
over.
Mr.. Poster made q notion b. take up ths
bxukrupt bal which Va done. and tie I'LL
made the speeial order Tor the second Mon.
dsy in December.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

A DfsKRrKK.--c Christopher Gibson. of
Capt. Charles VI. Smiths company. 3lss re-
gimelt Indiana volunteers. deserted At the
battle OF Shiloh. April 9. ls62. Ne was a
private IN said company and regiment. He
age q % year,. height FIVE feos nine inches.
ewes hazel. hair and complexion light lie
va farmer by profession and wss native
OF Nigo county IndiAna-
BY order Of
CHARLES CRUFT.
Col Commanding 3lst Reg Ind Vol.
10 certify the above j. a correct descrip
ton Of the said Gibson. according 70 com
pany book.
y A cox. o : Com -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM TORONTO.

ToRoNro, July l5.-The statement in
snme United States papers, that the Canadi-
an Banks were about suspending specie pay
men is without the least foundation. They
were never stronger than at present. The
last official statement shows over 81 900 900
in gold on hand against $1,000 900 at the
same time last year. The total assets are
over 500 900 900, and liabilities $3l 900 900.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-the Committee
on Ways and Means. has a recommendation
before them. urging the necessity of Con-
grcssional legislation to relieve the specie
market No special action Of the commit
tee has yet been taken on the subject, but
IL Is known that some of the members are
opposed to the project. preierring to leave the
matter TO cure itself. Others ere in favor Of
issuing two and half dollar t reasurv notes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM BOSTON

BosroS July, l4.-An order approprating
three hundred thousand dollars from the
City Treasury. to be expended on the pay.
ment of bountles and other expenses in rails
ing the Cities quota under the recent procla-
nation Of the President was passed this p.
m. by both branches OF the City Govern
meat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM MAINE.

PoHrLaNp. July l5--t'ov Washburn tel
egraphs 10 the Associated Press that the
State OF Maine will pay a bounty Of so -
each recruit mustered into the service IN the
new regiments and S35 % the old regiments
The Ranks advance the money The. With
the L ; paymen, viii make an advance of
<1u and a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

Col. +. T. Bla IL left Washington for Mis-
souri, to raise brigade. The members from
the border States met. but did not conclude
their business tonight. II seems certain.
however that while they. with perhaps half
a dozen exceptions will not endorse the Pres.
idents emancipation scheme. they will new
ertheless propose it, respectful consideration
by their States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

CINCINNATI. July IL.
Flour unchanged and dull; superhne 1910
$3.50: and extra q. 90@i. A lot Of fancy
made from new wheat sold at $i,2,
Wheat firm; new red sold al ~ and white
%. with good shipping demand.
Corn dull at -.
Oats In fair demand at 81
Rye dull at -.
Nothing tronsplrcd in Provisions or Lard.
Whisky firm at y.
Groceries unchanged.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EpIroK Exrnxss.-l am candidate Tor
the Offiee OF County Treasurer.
.Iune n. is62 SIX ALLEN
| am a candidate Tor the ONCE OF treas
NJ :. DURHAM.
We are authorized 20 announce 1. "
barbour a. a Candidate for the Office OF Col
..ctor and Treasurer Of the county OF Nigo.
am = candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
+ 4. MADISON i 4 candidate for the
offce Of County Treasurer II the October
election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
July 10. DIT

The President of the United States hAa
issued bis Proclamation calling Tor 300 ,oo0
additional volunteers The undersigned. Ia
accordance herewith are organizing com.
pany IA this county. TO serve in the list
Regiment. which will be Immediately organ.
Ired al Camp vigo The compan, viii be
organized TO the number of ioi men. rank
and tle The pay viii be from sIJ " S9J
per month. aud every ching found.
By order OF the Adju1anl General. this
day issued. one months pay and So OF the
boan,y money will be paid each recruit A.
soon a. mustered into service. making la all
SIS advance pay 10 each soldier.
Recruiting Office in Tuclls Old Store. on
Main Street Terre Haute. Ind
NJ. d. TOPPING
J. WEIGH
The undersigned take pleasure IN recon
mending the above gentlemen 10 those vii
ling 10 volunteer. a. In every way qualified
10 take charge Of a company.
T.. Il. ALLEN.
HID. SCOTT
X. W. THOMPSON
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

NiI,tntx Ifsms.


We take the following items from tho
State Joafnd
Al; the commissioned officers Of the s2i
regiment. nov eneampei Al Gefmahlown
Tennessee. have pesiiios.e,i for The promotion
Of Lieut.. Col Wolfe Lieut. Col " : a
fsvorite with the regiment. and h. appoint
meni a. Colonel would give entire saiisfac.
ton tie Is nov IN command OF the regi-
meat. and should he be promoted he would
not dissppoint the confidence bis friends
repose IN his ability AID insegr's. lie = a
young man OF promise. and possesses many
Of the best qualities belonging 10 a success
fal and popular commander. lie Is the
caoiee OF the regiment and We regard him a.
the best man, In view Of that choice. for the
position OF Colonel. and hope he NAV be
commissioned accordingly
The Third Division of Buells army. for
lnsIly undeg command OF Gen. Mitchell. Is
now commanded b. Gen W. 4. smith
There are aow M more sick soldiers At
The Hamburg hospital 90 the Tenns~ee
uyer. W
Companies A.nd OF the s2d regiment
have been engaged. anti recently. in repair
ing the railroad south OF Corinth. Having
performed that duts a. far a. IL was safe 10
proceed IN the direction OF Mobile. they have
rejoinei their companions At Germantown.
Tennessee
The Sal regiment has done very efficient
service in repairing portions OF the Memphis
& Charleston and Mobile 4 Ohio railroads.
The railroad experience Of the members OF
this regiment has been Invaluable % tho
government Engineers. track layers, St
perintendents. conductors. train nands. &c
are numbered among It's members
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

CTATE of Indiana, Vigo County, SIS.
~ No. ls23-vigp Circurt Court. September term,
lse2-Johnathan Rosel vs.. Rebecca Rosel-Petition
for Divorce.
On this day, to-wit, the 9Th day of July. ls62.
comes the Plaintiff by Monatt, Attorney, and
Gle their complaint herein; also competent wit
nesses' affidavit showing that the defendant Is a
non resident Of the state Of Indiana.
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO the said de-
PENDANT of the fling and psndency Of this proceed
ing, and that the will be he ard and determin
on the First Monday 81 September next, A.. lisa.
Attest J. H. BLAKE. Clerk
iuly7dtd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
IuIr l0. l76iArlw
Rally tn the Old Fing

Rally tn the did ffns
The President of the United States has
ifsned his proclamation calling for 100000
additional volunteers The undersigned. in
accordance therewith are organizing a com
pany in this county. TO serve ia the slst Reg
ment. which will be Immediately organized
at Camp Nigo
The company will be organized to the
number OF l0l men. rank aud file. The pay
will be from sl3 to s23 per month: and every
thing found.
BY order Of the Adjutant General. this day
issued. one months pay and s25 OF the
bounty money will be paid each recruit as
soon as mustered into service.
Recruiting Office in Dole's Building on
Third street. under the Armory.
J. @. CLIFFORD,
July :. 1859. MICHAEL DoDSON.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon-
mending the above gentlemen to those that
are willing 10 volunteer. They have both
seen military service. Mr. Clifford having
served in the 10Th and Mr.. Dodson in the
llth Regiment + b. ALLEN.
julysdlw. II. ID. SCOTT.
~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought of me-
have a fine assortment Of French Beaver
Otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also, large assortment OF Wool
Hais. Of all colors. ranging In price az low
"a fifty cents.
+. II. LOWERRE. Practical Halter,
Successor 20 j {. YATES.
m27-tf Cor. Filth. and Main Sta.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

Foa sAIK.--A good dwelling house. situa-
cd In a pleasant part Of The city. with all
necessary eonvenienees- Fer particulars en-
aulrc OF W l. Hoddy. Al ,hisof n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
pvEINc 4 SECURING.
Fancv Dyeing and Securing Estsb
lishmcnf.

yyrHFTE GRAPE AND CASHMERE sHAwIs.
w sra ard Neoisn fressss: also. Gsntlsmsn'.
Cloths Cleaned ard Coiored ~ ns~ chemical pro-
ce.., 20 look hse n~~.
wss~sA street hsi~sen tie canal and Oh streets
sane store oosupisd ~ The IN sAop. lsps1snwis