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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
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when the war of rebellion first broke out,
the locofocos stoully asserted that none but
Democrats volunteered to fight for the eoun.
tryi but when election day came around
they were found nj The polls in lhis State. in
full force, voting in sympathy with treason.
When the draft was made IN pel,vor.
these same Copperhead locolocos dnelar.1
with increased yehemence THAT none I'm,
Democrats had been drafted and yet when
election day came along again, we found fine
Copperheads still about the polls, and as The
result Of Tuesday last shows, polled heavier
vote than last year. There certainly must
be lie OUT somewhere. Either the
Copperheads have not gone to WARFARE not
in the army of the Republic, as their papers
and speakers assert, or else that party is
somewhat like Signor Blitz's epg-bag mex
haustiblei with only this slight difference
against them namely ;-Blitz always proves
that the products Of his magical bag are
genuine articles, while those of the Copper
head institution turn out to be VERY nAD
EGGS Last Tuesdays work establishes this
fact very conclusively.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
s M. PETTENGILL & Co.,
BrandywIne Water-RepOrt of cOmmit-
tee Of the Board of Health.

The Committee of the Board of Health,
appointed some time ago, to make examina-
tion of the Brandywne water with view
to ascertain, if possible, whether any foreign
substances said to be periodically deposited
in the creek, from the factories which line
its banks tended to render the water impure
or injurious, made report Of their labors to
the Board, at recent meeting. The report
was laid before the City Council at its meet
ing last evening II embraces the invesii-
cations of the Committee at different periods
Of time during the past year, and also ut
various points of the creek,
The subject is one of the first Importance
to the entire community, hence the report
est. 1t will be found in our columns to-day.
Tho City Council should not lose 81 single
moment in taking such action in the matter
as will at once secure to our people the GER
tainty Of having the water they are com.
PEELED to use in their daily household affairs
pure and healthIul. Already there is painful
rumOr-ialse to be sure, bnt still alarming
that the Braudywiue water is poisonous, anc
in consequence many lamil les have suspend
ed the use of ii, ut the cost of much incon
venience and trouble to themselves; whit
others use it sparugly and with fear Of dis
astrous results. There can he NO doubt tha
something is wrong with the water, just now
and although there may not lie presrn
danger in its free use, we cannot but earnest
ly urge upon the members of council thci
most serious and prompt attention 10 the
suggestions contained in the report Of til,
committee Of the Board of Health.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
rnn pnnsIpnNrs l.MrrE,..

We give to-day the letter of President
LINCOLN, to his friends assembled in mass
meeting at Springfield, Illinois, yesterday
1t is one of those frank, manly, patriotic
documents, so characteristic of the Pres-
dent and challenges the admiration of the
whole country not less for the unreseryed
manner in which it opens TO public view the
thoughts and hopes and feelings Of its dis
tinguished author than for its sound, logical
and statesmanllie conclusions. The cahdor
and almost paternal gentleuess of spirit i'll
which the letter abounds, added 10 its per
suasiye, calm yet inevitable power of argu-
ment, must commend it to the conscienccs
and approval of all loyal men and friends of
the Union everywhere. Certainly no person
will fail to carefully peruse and digest its
facts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
ooPpERmMAp MAlp uNsuccrssEr1..

VrFEthEhD RAID bNSUCCESSEI l..
The Copperhead raid upon the Union
party, at the election on Tuesday, proved
quite as unsuccessful as did that OF their
allied "friends' in treason against the Go
vernment at Gettysburg. Pretending 10
be very much in favor of Mr. Glpin-the
Union candidate-they sought to distract
and divide our party by making fent in
his favor, and declaring that they intended
TO vote for him. Some of them even went
so far in meanness as to come forward and
help to nominate him under pledge at the
nomination election All this was done to
produce discord aud division in our own
ranks for the secret traitors we'll knew that
their public endorsement of any man would
be instant death TO him politically. In this
trick they well nigh succeeded. They did
create momentary dissatisfaction in oar ranks,
and caused Il few good Union men to doubt
the loyalty oil our candidate, who all of Il
sudden, became so popular with traitors.
But the discomfort was only momcntnry.
Dr. llarlan,-than whom more uncompro-
missing Union man cannot be found in pelu-
Ware-consented to be the Independent can
dldate against Mr.. Gilpiu In u very few
hours, however, his keen perception peuc-
trated the motives Of these sympathiscr
with treason, and he at once saw that TIA,
whole thing was leint-- CorpERnrNp RAN
upon the Union paHy whercupon he a
once in town meeting assembled. addresse,
his fellow citizeus, in speech Of thriIinl
patriotism, declining TO ho the tool of con.
perheadsm, and urging ali the friends Of ZOO,
government to stand uuitedy hy tllc cans,
aud give the enemies Of tile Republic acb
drubbing on election day as they would lon
remember. The result shows that lhe homes
people took his advice and on Wcdnesda
SWEPT THE CoPpERHEAp FACTION nSrIRela AN
TOTALLY FROM OFFICE AND POWER not lcaym
them so much as an Inspector Their raj
proved failure. Their trick recoilcd upo
themselves with disastrous effect. Thol
ialsehoods were powercs8 for The miscli,
they We're intended to work, aud MR. GilpI
is reelected despite their efforts to besmr;
him with dsloyally They failed to cate
him albeit they baited their trap with III
choicest dainties of treachey and ascaiI
He is to-day the victorious representative
the Union Party of Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
SWEPT FRonI POSITION.

The returns of the Municipal Election as
published in our columns to-day, will show
the country what the people of Wilmington
think of the Peace Vallandigham demo-
cracy- We have swept Copperheadism en-.
tirely from power and position. There is no
room for traitors in the Offices of the loyal
city of Wilmington. The few that remained
in inferior positions from last year. have
been wiped ont, and UNANIMOUS UNION Go.
YEpNMENT from one end to the other now
controls our city. There is woe and weep
ing and lamentation in Snakeville to-day
The whole tribe of Copperheads is in sore
tribulation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04

and nj many fields of less note Nor must Uncle
Sans webb feet he forgotten. AT all the waters
marging they have been present, Mt ouly Oh the
deep sea, the broad bay aud the rapid river, but
also up the marrow, muddy bayou, aud wherever
the ground was a little damp they have been and
made their tricks. Thanks to all For the great
republc-for the principles by which it lives and
keeps alive-for mans vnst fulure-thanRs TO nll
Peace does not appear so distant az II asa.
hope it will come soon, and come to stay, and so
come as to be worth the keeping in all future
time. Ii will then have been proved that among
freemen there can be no successful appeal from
the ballot to the bull,t, nnd that tney who take
such appeal are sure TO lose their case and pay
the cost and then there will be some black men
who eau remember that, with silent iunguc aud
elcnched teeth aud steady eye and we'll poised
bayonet, they have helped mankind on TO
this great cOnsummatiOn, while ienr thnt there
will he some white men unable TO forget that,
with malignant heart and dccetiul speech, they
have strivcn to hinder it. STILL let us not be
over snnguine OF a speedy finnl triumph. let US
be quite sober Lut US diligently apply the means,
never doubling that just God, in His own good
time, will give us the righlful result.
Yours, very truly, A. LINCOLN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
The Vermont Election.
GLORIOUS UNION TRIUMPH !
THE "GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS" TRUE
TO THEIR COUNTRY.

The State election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer, and three members Of
Congress, took place on Tuesday
The vote OF the State will be about 40, 900.
Returns from thrty four towns, comprising
ab ut II quarter of the State, show the following
vote for Governor
Smith, (lieP.) 1925
kedGeld, (Dem.) 3,0l7
Only Two towns 40 far as heard from, have
given Democratic maiorilics
Tho Legislative returns from fifty towns iul-
cate the election of all but two members.
The Senate will be unanimously Uaion, aud
three Union candidates for Congress have been
elected by rom GO00 10 5000 majority each.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
DEATH OF FLoYD THE rnlEE.

The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th
August says that a telegraphic despatch re-
ceived in that city announces the death of
the thief Floyd. He left this world for the
domnions of the devil on the 26th, at
Abingdon, Virginia. One after another the
Iraitors, thieves and perjured scoundres Of
The rebellion are going down TO swell the
ranks of Satan and enjoy the punishment
for their great crimes against heaven and
man. Presently, old Mister Buchanan of
Lancaster will be the last survivor of the
nest of traitors. Poor old fellow-God help
him in the hours of his loneliness and mental
lIesoIalion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04

The municipal election took place in this city,
on Tuesday afternoon last Everything passed
OIL IN the mos. quiet and orderly manner. The
result is that the Unconditional Union men car.
ried every Ward, clccting every candidate that
they nominated They City Council now il
unanimously Unconditional Union not Copper
head is lett in that body u circumstance un-
precedeneI in the history of party victories in
Wilmington. There were l449 votes poled, be-
ing lGi more thau III 1867 The following is
the result
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
CITY MATTERS.

Now Is JusT THE TINE to step into the VIII
MlSorON STovE llousE, Sayille Building, corner
of Market and Sixth streets, in this city, and OK
anime j. Nsgee's new patent gas consuming
elevated doHhle oven Range. 1t is one oi
ihe most complete Ranges in the country; and
heing the invention of a man Thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the principles Of heat and their application
To ihc ordinary purposes of cooking, is safe,
qdcS, economical and consequently cheap,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
pTEEWENrI'l.


Hon Willard Hall, H. $. slcComn, Eal, Il u Porter,
NJ D., Floyd, Cashier Bank Of Delaware; George Bush
frfliegt Bank wilmington and BrandyWus, Whining
Ton, Del Mr. Charles lBewton, Odesta MIR. Jou l..
Cochran, Middelown; Mr., lease Giles, laurel, Mr. viii
,"n Lannop, leeic; Mr. VIM. Hurlock, ST. Georges
hey MrFsrs Akman, WiSwell, Roberts aud Patterson,
Mim igloh' Rev Mr. GsylOrd delaware City, aud KEY.
u H. Emerson, st. Georges. aug An.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04

The suhsorihers having bern identified with the ,ainh
lishment o. Edward L. Rice have purchased the storo
which he has occupied, together with The entire stock and
nSihres purWsing 10 continue the business. They
respectfully solicit continuance Vt the public PATRONAGE
which has been 30 lhrrally bestowed upon ia former
proprietor. HARLAN y Ei,urtlER
M . Fast Second Shrrt, Wilmington Dot
), MARSHALL HARLAN,
ESuCU l.. UAHtAN ,,,, 1n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
A GARD

HE subscriber has disposed or hil entire Stock ot
i GROCERIES, WINES and LIQUORS 10 Aiessrs nar.
lHn rother who viii carry tho business all iia
branches, at the old stand No, 3 East Second Sreat-
Thankful ur past ivofa he respectfully recommends his
snceessora 10 hs numerous friends oil customers ~
men who thoroughly understand the business aud will
give careful and rlungt attention tu thusr WIO favor
them with call EuWAhD l.. RICE
NAV. ls69
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
July 4lI, I,Gi.--iy2iigrls. ''7''7'
IN rnG CpuRT on CiIANcERy nP ruE STATE or
hELAWAHE IN AM FOR NEW CASTLE
cot Nui,
lriitiun lrr Partition
"a Rad EsI

Eleiuor Robinson. ct a., "' H1Al Estate.
N1tlei ia heriy 4tvtn Z, all whom II i1ly concern
that an order mAdr rIl hrrtuae diictii: tln n
"snr'l fruHleo app'nlui 10y tho rhtu5rllnr l., sil Al
lnhlir sae ceIaiu Lands tn pens,4 riltitpd ID New
Ntiia County, bong the euirl ul thus ptoretins d,
partition, ii order of shlr htiug frturnlhlc tn the san
lthp" Irthl vi said Court, ish3; nnl II further n-
dcud hl the ChturullU that tbs Undersigned rtu4te, aA
aforesaid, shllt rive unlite hy ndvprs ment ia rn.
newapt 90 published la tho City Mimimgtim flrfy
days lwlure p lrst Monday tl September urSl iu all
parsons having any lien upon ihr inrrti ur ustil, of
uroiH Robinson, iloanlr huIinsun Gilbert Robin.
sn, ur"rse Rnbnspm, Aruli Robinson, William K.
hrEhi Mi lylii a lf9ht, etthvl ut them, to Ha
roiiiun setting forth the ami nature al III.
tiine, IN the uiiee VI tho Register in Chaucery r New
CASTE County ten days hrloe the said t Monday IN Sep
l.mbe next Hnd To appear and prove , -nor liens at
the HnAuiug term of sad Court, before the ttius III liza
Court uu the third day uf the tcrm.
GEORGE u. RODNEY, Trustee.
laly a2d, 3-july2l-taeps
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
THE PRESIDENT TO GENERAL GRANT.
From iha Warrington Rgpublican,

From III" Washington Republican.
When IL was officially known that Vckaburp
had surrendered 10 the victorious legous Gl
Gen. Grant, the President wrote the General IL
private letter of acknowledgment and thanks for
the mestimahle service" he had rendered the
country, and with that characteristic irankues4
which must bring a flush to the cheeks Of the
maigners OF uen. Grant, who have attempted to
rob him OF his laures and place them upon the
brow OF another, the President acknowledges
that Gen, Grant acted upon his own plans, and
and not At the 1ictation of any person. Below
is the letter Of the President entire:
EXEcUTlvE MANSION,
Washington, Jaiy l3, 1863
MY DEAR uENERAL:-l do not remember that
you and ever met personally. ! write this now
as grateful acknowledgment for the almost
lnestmable service you have done the country
l wish to say word further. When you first
reached the vicinity of Vcksburg thought YOU
should do what you finally did-march the troops
across the neck, run the batteries with the
transports, and thus go below; and never had
any faith, except general hope that you knew
better than ], that the Yaz1o Pass expedition
and the like could succeed When you got be.
low and took Port Gibson, Grand Gulf and
vicinity, thought you should go down the river
and join General Banks, aud when you turned
northward, east of the Big Black, feared it
was mistake now wish to make the personal
acknowledgment that you were right and was
wrong. Yours. very truIv.
MAJOR ten GRANT A, LINCOLN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
IN THE COURT OF CmANChRY or THIS STATE OF
DELAWARE IN AND foE NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
TH0mIH q. LNWfen'1, aud kI1lu,
his wiu Petition tnr Partition
I,nu EIttu
llnmnllrnY N.nnselH. ei- MI


Notice is hereby given To al whom II may concern,
ihai an ordrl male i thu rause directing the IN
d~4shc Trustee appointed ny the Chancellor to sell at
pillie sale cert tln lUt aud premises situated in New
NMile county, heng la 'ulIrri at this proceeding Tor
Partition, said oet bong fturnnle to tile Ss.
ttmlt lcnu sud Court, lS'3; and it WAS further d.
lrrd 10y the thaurellr that the untts med TrlsDo as
aiure'Ald should ldvr uoN hy Alyrrts 'meut In une
newspaprr published ia the Ciy uf Wilmington f,rty
days ~ulr the tAt Moulay in September next, To all
prts ns having any lieu upun the interest or estate OF
Thomas u. Lawrence, and ktza, His wife, Humphrey
Mousely, Mnry h. Mousely, William Mousely ana
Eleiihrl, his wife, William T. Mousely Sarah 4 Aous4.
y, kt9la Anu Muustly, ChNlps W. Mousely. John If
Mouhely, hli'u Mckee, John BLACK aud Sarah Jane his
wife, Mary Ellen Mclirr, Juliet Mckee, kelia Euinia
Mckee nni Lydia Amanda Mekee, either ui them to
hiu petition setting forth the amount aud aiure iis
same III the olitce II he esisirf ia Caancery for New
September nest aud To appeal aud PROV said lion Dr liens
AZ the ensuing term oi Hni Court leir tile rHing tho
Couri uu the third day Of ih'Ncrm.
utURGE u RODNEY, Trustee.
July nd, lsGi--iyeltsrps
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
A Gard.

NllE subscriber having sold h stock oT lumber for the
purpose Of disseminating the husues1, would cordially
Recommend his Successors, WISE WEt,nlN to those
VINO nave been customers At the yard and m Que ul III,
bnsiness Ia the past ls years, ~ one whi petiiv
de landa IT, as firm that will attend To er wants bth
asr,eal'y aud with pTumptnsaa.
IESAE LANE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
Jesse LANE

lhe suhscfilTls having Nkeu the Lumber Yard orr-
ped ly Jesse anr with the nention Of carrying nu he
sne business tclans lumef) II is hoped Tho Old ct,s.
"nirrs aud TRENDS OF The yan will continue Win ihe
new hfm lhr patronage 6" llberay bestowed gu the r.
iner propTetOr
v..,.o..,., WISE y wELDiN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
Linden Hall,
Wilmington. Dol.

fI'nS Institution stutted bsautiiul eninsnce in
the Western part OF the city will bo reopeutd tor llu
reception ofpupila nn The first Monday in Srpirmhrr
For Terms apply to REV. TuoS, CANN. Am,
Principal aud Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
NOTICE.

lust res cd at aO2 Market street large and beaut-
u full collection Of Glass Fruit Bowls, OF entirely new
TiiOs. Y. de NORMAND1R
Now is the time for putting up fruit for winter use and
jars that purpose Of every reliable kind ar on hahu
and ar sale by TIi0s v de NORMANDlE,
nm ql 9U9 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
e. M. CROSS & Co.'S
Wilmington City Directory,
WITH BUSINESS DIRECTORY COMBINED.
FOR IsGl

WITH BUSINESS DIRECTORY COMBINED.
FOR IsGl.
IllE undersigned will in September, pnLliah file above
Dreetory-trusliug 10 meet with the suppurt Of lie
business community.
copy Of the Directory will be plire In the Hotels and
Express oces In Baltimore hiia1e phia aud New Yorl
thus making it, besides CITY Directory Gr ihe ,ls, Of
the inhabitants, guoI advertising medium iur tbos,
cities, ~
we lospe3ilully ask all to give our canvassors every
Information in their power. '
Inserting names in GAPS in General aal Cuisines
Directory m
For every words following name in either place 6O
FORA displayed Business Card er Business Head a2 40
ADVERTISING TERMS;
Per Page, don M
Half Page, - no
Quarter Page, Il 09
PRICE OF DIRECTORY, Sc 90.
Please take printed receipts otherwise We cannot
be responsible All persons authorized to act MS our
AGENTS have our printed authority, sdNgn w u.s. Any
person not 70 provided are mt our agents
n. NJ CROSS u Co., Publishes
Wilmington, Del,
Principal Office, 337 Chestnut Street, philalepiis ia
l'rauch Office, lO W. Baltimore Street baltimore Mi
Also, publishers Of the Phililelpht CITY Bnsjn-- iii
eeory, and the Baltimore CITY Business Directory
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
ChnrI.u

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Swea's, Pains, (breast or
side) Nervous Debility, Hopping Cough, Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, lioarsenes0, all Pulnon-
ary Complaints. Volumes might he filled with
proof from all parts Of the world, to prove that
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history OF medicine that acts SO prompt, even in
the worst cases Of pulmonary disease. good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and u dis
position for active exerciae is sure to follow its
use. IL you have been tamperinE with The many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant of
the science of medicine, in theory or practice,
and your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purucnt aud bloody expectotation, pain
and oppression, sore throat, diarrhuh, night
sweats, fever, parched skin, you will find in l'r.
Swayucs Compound your only hope Of cure. II
the bowels are costiye, or headache accompanies
your disease, n dose Of Swnyne's SnfBapaTllla
aud Tar Pills will remove H. Thirty years cX-
pericnce aud the increasing popularity of ar.
lSgdyne's Nedirmts' are convincing proof Pre-
pared only hy lr. Swnyne Son, $50 Sixth
street, above Niue Philadelphia.
Sold hy all Druggists and dealerHin Medicines
See advertisement. Mays ly
letter. Scald- Head, Itch, Blotches,
Al Eiuptons of the skim Chronic Erysipclus
Of the fscc, Ola Ulcers, Of long standing, that
pnt Mt defiance every other mode Of treatment,
are pcrmarently cured by CDR. Swnync's All
healing Ointmcnt Prepared only by Dir. Swayne
& Son, 80 Sixth vt abuyc Vine Philadelphia,
N. 3 Skcptc+ doubling the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of "DR, SwAyNr's ALL iEALiNu
OiNrMnNr." nnd "rANAorA,' are referred 10
cot Cid0toa of Midilcowu, Delaware, II gentle
man whose yeracily no one cen doubt
Mays -.
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent
ed
"Loudon Hair Color iiestorer9 and Dressing
The only attestcd article TINT will absolutely re-
eiore the lair to it+ original color and beauty,
causing ii to grow whVro 1t lMs tallen oil or be-
come THU. Wholesale or retail Mt DR. Swayne'a
$50 Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia,
Mars ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Tn Talbot Countv. MARYLAND.


10y virus Of an order OF the circuit Court Of Talbot
ID county, setting Court Of Eluity the subfehur,
Trustee Will expose to public sale In front OF the Court
House, tho OF kasOn, between the hours ol 10
O'Clock, and O'clock, p. M, Gu TUESDAY,, the 2aih
property situated the ChOptank river, aud known as
aud poeessed containing 800 ut land ltAS
The above tract is in two parts. The "kngsnwn pro
.. a. petty contains log acres, with good tw-stuf,
itVN dwelling, in due condition. aud the necessary
!,sMf outbuildugs, In guod order There is likuwis,
1AM& attached excelsnt Sure-llouse, urAnary and
Nnafi This property oilers rare inducements pur-
rinsers As is ui the belt boating and
merchandising to be found in the country and is nnly
seven miles from tho Of Eastou Tile soil in
very good state of cultivation aud Is susceptible Of high
state nf Improvement The other tract commonly known
as the BURNT BUILDINGS, cnniAns 1876 acres Of lau,
and aljOinH the aforesaid tIAtt This lAud is In lair
state cultivation, and by the application Vt marOt
which H. has tho greatest abundtnre oi the tnt quality
may hr mAie ut the most productive and phying lands
that he found. Also gu hiA iand isA good MEADOW,
which with slight expense, would produce the greatest
abundance D HAY The above land VIII be HOld together
4epArAte suit purchasers. Persnns deAng to put
chase examine the premises hrlfe the day Of sale,
TIE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed hy the Court,
nl n the purchase inpney 10 he paid the day Of
sale the balance IN iOur equal iustame, nj 0nu twp,
thfea and nuf yeArsthe purchaser purchasers giving
bond with security to ba approved by the Trustee and
rar interest nom day 1t sale upun tho payment Ut the
Whnls purchase money, the fruhi,e will execute good
and valid deed Further particulars Will be made known
ol TIT day oi sale JOSEPH MuBkAl,
aug 20 Is Trustee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent
.sss,
DIED

WATSON --On Wednesday morning, at Bethel
township, Mr. JAMES WAlsos, in the f7th
year of his age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-04
Melainotvpe Portraita

Df DISTINGUISHED PERSONS, Mora than 100 different
huirr wool, Di4 Fremont, Banks. lyon Bsuker Mana
ne1 ssel Coils Ellsworth, Mulligan, Corcorau; Pfss
Everett clay. Griltenden ane large uumher OF otbsr
eents each, '''' =
,..e Il. s. It. BUTLER,