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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05
PEACE CONVENTION IN NEW YORK.

II nurS1lanceS OF q call issued some weeks
since, a mass convention OF the democrats OF
New York in favor OF peace was held on We'd
nesduy evening in and about Cooper Institute.
There were five organized gatherings, the prin
cpa one being held in the hall oflhe Institute,
and the Others in front Of stands erected about
the adjacent square. The New orh papcrS
renort the speeches, resolutions Ec.: At con
siderable length, together wi4h the resolutions
adopted. Mr. Wood made speeches at Seer!l
Of the stands, but the mann one IN the lsati-
tute. The Herald says:
| s.Tba ,naatinr was one Of The largest and
most enthusiastic asse1nblages ever convened III
1he citl. An address and resolutions, urging
peace IN the strongest manner ana ocLiouhc!hg
The administration III the most Vloleh1 laohloN
were adopted Every alua!on :" p1to1 VIZ
hailed with tremendous applause ana every
time rba name OF Cen Mcclellan WAS mention
ed q perfect storm OF enthusiasm was OCCASION
ed The mention Of Mr.. Fallandjgham name
wos also the signal for every decided approba-
ton, The speeches we're in time with the resn-
Intions, Exceedingly denunciatory Of the ad-
ministration, and in favor OF 4 cessation OF nos
filit;es and the shedding Of blood immediately,
on any honorable terms. The prlnClpSI orators
were Attorney General Wooten, o. De!aWare;
Flanders. Hon. Mr. Dnninny, Judge McCunn,
i. Z. Wood, of Virginia. and Dr.. 4. Rerck-
The Times saws it was one Of the largest
meetings recently held in the city: but denoun.
ces las does the Iribune) the sentiments q
the speakers aud the resolutions adopted.
The Journal Of Commerce puts doWnthe mum,
Der Of persons present aI apouf NJ T,,,.
Savs tyeryIl,ins ,aoood oE quiotly. 1heJouf,
nal adds: .,oo.
;np failed entirely to prescribe any methods OF
peace, although they declared III genera terms
their desire for it. lhey suggTsteo Of sb bo74n
to,n conventions, one in the Contederacy and
ono n thn loyal States but they dld not attempt
anv outline Of the plans Of peace, Or terms Of
peace.
The Washington Star says:-'We have sat
isfed ourselves that the stateren IS incorrect
thor Gen Hunter has sent g. letter threatening
70 cause the execution OF every Confederate
officer and STAKEHOLDER III his possession, uneSs
Dayis's declaration that negro soldiers VIII be
treated as felons if captured, Is immediately
revoked. He has sent no such letter 10 the
Confederate authorities
Colonel Thomas Fl. Grierson has been ap-
nointed a Brigadier General tor distinguished
services
+, Il. Hooper, J. Harris. " Jones and L.
Adams were captured on Monday last at the
honse Of Mr. j. Carroll, back Of Lawson Bay,
Rannahannock river, for being engaged IN run
n;na the blockade, by y. S. steamer Prlm-
roSe e with boats crew from the Currituck.
The prisoners had with them s)o,455 in
,nonev s6.455 in Southern bank notes, aud
81 oo1 in Pacific Railroad bonds. Hooper had
v;th him memoranda Of goods to be pur-
:. pol+;,oora These parties were all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05

ton fer centuries before a written contribution
was made have made them as much part OF
our rights as the life which sustains US
''Be it Resolved, &c. (the Senate concur
ring therein, That we 1enounce the order
which threatens aa act SO revolutionary anu
despotic as contrary to liberty, destructive OF
good government, subyersIye Of constitutional
and natural rights, and that # earned INTO ef-
feet we consider ii equiyalentto the overthrow
Of cur form of government and the aStaDIl>n
ment Of q military de8potisn III It's stead.
';Resolved, That in view Of the laonSttous
consequences which must inevitably TOW from
such action, if justified by the genera! govern
ment, we respectfully yet firmly request the
withdrawal of the order III question, and the
disavowal thereof by those III power Is the CD
" course which can be pursued to reassure our
neople that constitutional freedom, 50 dear to
their hearts, has not ceased to be. The atten-
ton Of the Governor is called to this infringe
ment of popular rights and the invasion ofthe
sovereignty Of the State Of illinois,.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Times having IS
sued their ~aper this morning. the military
took possession Of the office and remained I'M
til evening, when telegram was received by
the proprietors from General Burnside saying
that his order suppressing their elrcalatlon
having been revoked by the President, they
were at liberty to continue its publication In
the U. S. court to-day the entire session was
devoted to hearing the arguments OF the cooh-
sci for the Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05

A refugee, who has been at work at the E Na ":
w Yard n Charleston, reports to the Baltl-
more American that the Contede1r;ate1s have
two iron clads now launched and we'll sdvanced
towards completion. Their length of keel Is Is
$50 feet, and they are to carry four guns OF
very heavy calibre. Besides these they haye
four larger iron-clads con- rmenced, to mount SIX
guns each but these are not yet nearly 1eady
for launching. The iron arlnor OF this hotllla
is furnished from England, and brought into
Charleston by those vessels, which make q
business Of RUNNING the blockade, Arrivals
of these craft are very frequent. Only 8 day
or two before he LETT three Of them came :, IN
the Kate, the Ellen and Annie, and the Beau
regald-all loaded with iron, clothing, drH!gs
ammunition, arms and other lmporantsuppIles'
The death of the wife of Lamartine IS an
nounced in the Paris journals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05

THE SITUATION At YIcKsBURG, * Meln-
phis correspondent Of the ST. Louis Ropnbli-
can, writing on the 28th ult., makes some IN
teresting statements as 70 the condt'on! OF af-
fairs at Vicksburg. Among ouher things he
says that the Walnut Hill batteries, t Tor the
possession Of which Gen Grant Is STRIVING,
are situated on the highest hill IN llcks-
burg, fully seventy-fve feet perpendicular
above the gulf below, and he adds: l IN,
derstand there will be no more charging. and
useless waste Of life in the capture OF ' 1cks-
burg. Gen Grant has adopted plan that
cannot fail in reducing the city to ruins IN less
than three weeks from the date OF tins letter
II have just had conversation with gen
tleman direct from Panola, about seventy five
miles from this city. He LETT that place on
Tuesday morning. 1t was stated and univer-
sally believed that Cen Joe g. johnson was
in the command Of fourteen thousand men 22t
Jackson and that his army was being daily
increased, All he lacked to make his forces
efficient was artillery and ammunition. =
These are daily expected from Mobile and
Charleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
TIE INDlANOLA BLOWN UNSUCCESSFUL RUSE
OF THE ENEMY.

MOBILE, Match 5th-The Jackson Missssippian says
the destruction of the ndianola hesteamer lately cap
tured from the Yankees) was most unfortunate and
unnecessary affair. The "turreted monster" proved to
be fla. boat with suudry fixtures, to create deception
She passed yicksbhrg Tuesday night and the off,
GERS, believing she wls "turreei monster" blew up
the Indanoa but her guns fell into the enemys hands.
The Queen OF the West left in such hurry TO forget
part OF her crew, who LETT shore. Takea alto:
gether (says the accoun.) it good joke on the
Partizln Rangers, who no;oriously more cunning
than brave.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON

We vii sell MONDAY the 9th day Of March, 1865 COM
men ing O'clock No. that yalusbleot the souh e
Of Cary goth and st streets adjoining the Towing
Oompauy OF the late John Ende extend
ng Gary to Dock street, having front OF Al feet
each of the aforementioned streets and depth OF
The this prspe't5 water navigation and the
Richmond nd Railroad renders the most desirable
popey now obtained in the entire city for mercantile pur
pores. ,.,.., r.,
cash. balance at four and eight months Tor
negotiable notes. secured by trust deed Taxes for 1865 TO be
pait.by the purchaser :, :. -,
mmedeiy the sale OF the above we WIN sell lot OF
feet situated the OF Carey and 23d streets, extedng
about 100 Dock street. This the hr lot
west OF he dept Of the RalroSd thereby rendering
" 'A'''0-9' JAS NJ TAYLOR L BON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
GENERAL, ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, March 5, 1868.
The Senate met at IL O'clock A. NJ, the President in
the chair. Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Seeley.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
bill increasing the pay.of the interior guard of the
PenitentAry during the
An act providing for and regulating the salary of the
third clerk of the Treasurers Department.
The report Of the joint committee on the Fduciary
bin was received and concurred in.
The House amendments Of the joint resolutions Offer
ed by Mr. COLLIER relating to the case Of j. G. Collins
were concurred in by the Senate.
BLISS PASSED.
Senate bill making an appropriation for the Central
Lunstic Asylum.
The TOBACCO QUESTION.
The bill to limit the production of tobacco being the
order Of the day was called up, Mr.. CHRISTIAN, OF
Mddlesex having the floor, the question being on the
adoption of hssobstute which proposed to entirely M
hib the farther production of tobacco Mr.. CHRISTIAN
proceeded in speech of remarkable power and elegance
10 set forth the reasons why the substitute should be
adopted Il is not deemed polite to give abstract of
his remarks as would furnish valuable information to
the enemy
Mr.. WHITTLE opposed the substitute. He thought
that fully as much corn could be produced without re-
sorting 10 an antre suppression of the cultivation OF to-
bacco as could be raised under the operation OF the sub
stute He did not the justice OF throwing the onus
Of supporting the army entirely upon the SOuth'side
He argued that tobacco land untfor the production
of corn and if it it too late for the to-
baeco grower to make the proper arrangements with
that vew owing the lack Of horses and gearing which
would be needed to cultivate corn. 49,.
That the impressment without law Of quantities OF
grain and the failure pay the market value therefor
had contributed in no slight degree to cause the present
apparent scarcity Of grain and to give rise to the ques
ton now under discussion. ---..-..-...
m tbe market value we're to be paid corn would be
plentisR 10 the markets.
Mr.. COLLIER offered to amend the substitute by re-
strcting the cultivation to 1000 hills.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN accepted the amendment.
Pending the discussion Of the substitute, the Senate
went into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
Congressional.

The Senate was occupied yesterday in the further
discussion Of the Impressment bill. An amendment
was adopted providing for the appointment BY the Pres
ident Of three Commissioners in each State to III the
value be paid just compensation to owners Of ar
tcles impressed for the use of the army The bill vas
still pending when the Senate adjourned
The House resumed in secret session, the Considera-
ton OF The Tax bill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
HNHE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAI

L cal ed CHA Tally the Deep Run Turnpike, miles west
Of ichnond, coJtsi Ing 2t acrts, for sale a! aucto
wl be sold at auction the perises on TUESDAY the lO
March, 1865 IL ~ the beautiful county seat located
above By Mr. Hugh rHrteherson, ans recently
by his er the late Arbre Huche0n II cont inns 9s acres,
ard viii give The MAlsioa House tract 70 acres
pal viii be divided ato ur los, one ntalnE Is
1ceJ contSilng II containing 81 nc e and one
contang q acres Some Of the lots snd all II
the are handsomely ted embracing beautiful bndng Sites
The neIghborhoedis an excellent one.
ITRYs- cash balance and years. for bonds
bearing By deed all cash at the opSn
the purchasers for 1865 be paid by the purchasers
90 DIN APPERS0N,
Ar.ta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, AuOtloneers.
SMALL FARM IN !

VADU ADLE OMADh TAhM, IN HIM
N RICO COUNTY, CONT MISC EINETy-THREE AC SEs.
WITHIN kEYEN Mills OF RICHMOND AND ONE NILE OF
JAMES RIVER, Foa SALE At AUG ION.
Al the reque Mr. Joseph Baughan We will SELL upon the
-eI,es ON "WEDNESDAY the Ith day OF March, at IL NJ,
Tar located now II the occupancy OF Mr. Bsu-
chan m contains piney three Of which hy acres are
Gle red and very highly improved the remainder heavily
wooded with pre aud oak virgin There Is attaehedto
the House ex:ellen. Orchard OF choice Fruit trees
with four rooms and two passages Kitchen Stable PErn Corn
1epa This property adons the Weshan Estate the lands Of
NJ s. Patterson, Mr.. era ton an others. -
TERMS eALK-0ne-h caIh, or the whole preIerr1u;
the banc. AZ four and eight mont for negotiable notes. With
Interest added and secured by ed OF trust The purchaser to
pay the taxes for 1868.
Aer he sale OF the above will be sold the Stock Crops and
Farming Impl,menis-.or which cash will be required.
JAssM. TAYLOR SON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

Shin and Valuable Cargo Destroyed BY the florida.
The Nv York Herald of the sd inst, contains the
Interesting intelligence that the Confederate States
steamer Florida Captain Nah has captured aud burned
the Yankee ship Jacob Bell from China for New York,
with sixteen hundred tons Of merchandise on board
The CARGO was valued at 81, 100000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
G!t 8ifBmonS daBig.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, Isss.

Fsa-Daiy IS per annun; IS for six months and q per
month FOR = shorter period
ssiweeEySs per Aana % for S months, 70 cents per
month for shorter period
weekly IS per anaa - for AsohA Sent for no 'h'i
period. Payment In AL cases N advance.
ADvzRrSaue SQUARE Of SHass rs o. a Insertion,
50 cent? per sqaarc tor continuance es, al
weekly insertions 70 cents per square heeAS -. y, =,
All eases where evidence the deposit VI s' - ~
N H-u-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
The Army Of Tennesste.

We append some extracts OF letter from our cores
ponden. Ahambra dated Columbia, Tenn. Feb. cath
The reference TO General Van Dorm gathers interest from
the fact announced yesterday by telegraph, that bis
operations near Nashville have been crowned Hith
cess A dispatch from Columbia, day hter th@n
this letter. announces the receipt of positive Informs
ton ,ba. Sges army corps, twenty thousand strong,
from Virginia, vas en- route TO join Rosencrans.
Since Last wrote to YOU took little trip to Shelby
vile there understood that the Yankees had, few
avs before advanced in considerable forcS from Muir
'fress5oro' and engaged advance at FOsterVie.
Major Douglas Of the lst cavalry brigade, and about
forty of ms mea captured IN the affair. IL Was
thought that this overture pOrtended a general move
on the part Of the AbOlsOnists; but they returned to
MarireesbOrO aud have been quiet ever since. under
sand that they are well provisOned aud in no hurry
70 move upon until they have received achievements
Our army az Slebyvile and points around Is IN most
excellent trim is coalition was never better. Genl
Bragg has now ile est army that the West has ever
seen aad it Is owing entirely TO his rigid discipline. His
severity is beginning to have It's good effects Absenees
and conscrp,s come in every day aid swell the ranks OF
the veterans 70 gJOjly NUMBER. While the infantry
Is improved much the cavalry force Is, assure you
nat diminishing General all Dorm, wkO Sas lost 20
lou 20 the Yankees nov turus up Eth splendid corps
in front Of Nashville TO the right. | sIw the General
aud his staff in town yesterday. His command Is IN
striking distance. The force With him. IN addition to
that under Gen Wheeler, mases body Of cavapy much
lager than any ever before maSs.d on tbs continent
In comparison with it, the Ganaec cavalry here silks
into ius-iic4ucc, conscious Of the fact, suppose, 3
& never ventures out, De Of its camp. Tbs division of
Gcu'I Jefferson c. Davis lankc-b which occupied
Franklin last sceA has retired, leaving there guard OF
trte thousand cavalry. 10 confines itself closely TO the
t0wu, and learn nothng OF it save through our
lacs scouts who venture nearly into their midst At
\s time all is qlie' aoag our lines. My be the lul
~ ore the STORM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

v tbs NEx FAN FiRa ESGISE.-The machine,
purchased by ave Of the Insurance Companies for the
trity ofRchmond, was exhibited to an adurng pull c"
Yesterday, between Y and o'clock on tbe. north side
Of the Basin. In size and general appearance she Is
counterpart Of her consor," which has rendered e-
lcient service IL our Fire Department for some three
years past Both engines fred up, aud subjected
to a fair comparative test The performances OF both
were superb aud if the stream from the new one was
tarosn TO the greater distance is partly attributable
10 the fact that advantage given her in respect
to hose TIE great skwir5' vas highly eompimenIed,
and the two bore ample testimony to the skill and nSe-
nui.v of Richmond mechanics
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

SrzclE-Iu view Of the heavy demand for gold and
silver coin from persons who are emgratng to, or ira
ding with the North in consequence whereof the pre-
MUM lac greatly advanced, aud eons'aH. drain Is
made upon the specie reserves, the question arises
whether Congress should not prohibit by heavy penal!
ties, the expectation deportation Of specie Beyond
limited amount which may be allowed Tor personal eH-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
A RECLAMATION FROM A YANKEE COMMO.
nnRE

vEcxsDURG, March 0.-CommodOre Porter, command
ing the Yankee Aset has proclaimed that if any per-
sons firing unarmed vessels in the river were taken
in the act they would be hanged; also, all persons
caught burning cotton levying contributions, &C. The
answer of Gen. Stevenson has not yet TRANSFERRED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND
some estate called Rocky on the South AnRa rysr g


auction IA Richmond
win be Ia Auction TUESDAY the 81 March,
1885, 2 o'clock NJ that valuable farm called Rocky Wis., 10
Hanover county the south side OF the Sluth Anna river 10
miles from Ashland y miles James river and within 20
miles Rchm containing O Of land wi buildings
the best Kind which have $4,000 About 800 acres
are In mbe pines and the balance cleared aad5 rolling
and wei adapted TO the usual crops.
ALSO,
Dr. SWANS OLD MILLS, with OF land, along Gold
And likewise nber tract Of 800 acres In 'front.'
running down TO Berea Meetint Uouse .
Gentlcmcn inuitsd TO rid. examine this desirable
estate for Sumner rednce perm inent location seldom
such chance presents itself The grounds about the mansion
house garden among the betn The State The owner
Nong Esq, all be pleased to accommodate and lodge
Centlsmen going up 20 examine the property.
TERs I'D cash. balance and years with Interest and wen Sc
cured will he exhibited at Office as soon as received
and any farther Information given In the time ear
nsy Invite those who may pgfchase such estate to
examine the nremcs which wi. shown them by Mr. Noting.
G0DDIN APPERs0N,
feIb Aucioneers.
POSTPo: EAENT.
In sequence the nolemency Of the weather. the shove
sal. postponed until TUESDAY, the lIh March, 1858
Ie qs GO JDIN & APPEES0S, AuctG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

BSlrlsu Smrs IN TuE GULr.-Therc are nOv no less
than forty British ships of in or near the Cuff from
line Of battle snip to the smallest despatch boat, in
Guiding eleven heavy rst class ga;es all carrying the
Armstrong gun, WHICH viii send ball through target
nearly x niles The whole Of the force is arranged so
as to be concentrated if necessary at any point in tho
G ,lr Within twe,y. or fourteen DAYS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

"a SIRAyGs Sr0RT."-The Mobile Register Publishes
letter from Goetzc Co.. of that city, addressed to
Sir E. Bawer Lytoa London stating that they bad ia
ken the liberty 10 repubish his Strange Story" and
that having issued To- 900 copies hey have awarded to
him al international copyright Of ten cents per copy,
anu have placed 81 900 to his credit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
BY aopp1N : APPERsoN, AUoTs.
VTALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTA

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE OF
52H acres In the County Fuvanna, 65 miles above
Richmond Tor auctionogeher with the crops stocks &c
thereon.
AZ The request Ct Mr. chales H. woodson shall sell at
io on the premises without "it reserve, THURSDAY
18Th March, 1868, at IL o'clock A NJ his valuable anes
Eir esate located as sde ~ the lands
OF Charles other by those Of Mr. John roney
1.-THE James River and Klnawha canal passing through ~ The
tract contains by Survey 5G Of which acres
grounds equal any the river About 700 acres
gh fine heart and the balance heavily set IN
oak aud pine timber The buildings consist Of small dwell
ling and the usual buildings such barn, stable quares
About 100 bushels OF wheat been seeded the land
with fne prospect good yield This estate, for ts size, Is
Justly regarded amongst the most profitable on The river
conn ands view Of the surrounding country The neigh
borhood equal any the river After the sale OF the land
win be all the personal effects It, consisting of the
CROPS OF COIN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06
THE NEW AND VALUABLE DISTIL-
I IERY AT ROCK Ia NEAR GILLIES CRLEK PO2 SALE

At hUJIVN.
We than auction the premises. TUESDAY, the
lO MARCH, 1862 ~ o'clock p threefouhs OF the Lot To-
Gated above floating the County Road CONTAINING eOO
acres having thereon large brick bEdng, used and built for
Dist ery oge her with the machinery therein to be good
order other framed Tenemens adapted TO stores and
dwellings.
foregoing properly regarded very valuable and the locA
ton admirably adapted 20 the business OF ps nery
TMI- Cash. onehrd cash; s baanceA and IL months
for negotiable with Interest sde secured by trc deed
The purchaser to pay the taxes for 1868.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

Possession given at once that the purchaser may have the
opportunity Of cultyalng the estate,
TFRus-Fo the land all cash. d cash, balance at and
years. bearing nter secured by rult deed For
m personal ELECTS cash for this year 10 be paid by
the purchaser. GoDDlN q AfPEhsoN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

Artidore Bear, a soliier, was drowned at Waynes-
boro', Va last week, while on his way home, AFTER
years absence.
Edwin G. Speight Esq, died al Bladen Springs, Ala,
on the lJ.h Of February, aged "A years.
C,pfain James Carn has been appointed to the COM
napi OF the blockade-ruuning steamer Ruby.
The seat Of governments OF Louisiana has been re-
moved 70 Shreveport The regular session Of the Leg
i.a,ure has b.cn changed to the first Monday Of Nay
next
Planters look your hog-pen' A distinguished au-
thority SAYS "the pen is migdier thac the sword"
While running race between Buchanan and Dbrell's
Springs Va, last week, Mr. Circle on making turn IN
tbe ro,d was thrown from his horse and killed.
The "Leonilas Polka" is a new piece of music in
s~rbei 10 Gen. Polk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-06

SMOKING TOBACCO.-STAcY 81 Co., hay
~ ing necessary for The extensive manu-
cur Smoking Tobacco at the stand lately occupied by Co
nant Wadrsn Cary street. opposite Etnger Edmonds
would respectfully eau the attention of dealers to their choice
brands In every class Of package -.
their Havana brand TO the Public as equal to the
best In the market AMI confidently challenge comparison
hand Sutc,'s bblsin fel8-1ms