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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-14
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
nEFAULT has been made in the conditio,
| IL Of a mortgage dated June thirtcenth( 18th
a. D. 1857, executed by William Colvill Jr. tc
John P. Weber. and duly recorded in the Of
| flee Of the Register Of Deeds in and for Good
| hue county. Minnesota. on the 18th day cfJune
D. 1867, at O'Clock P. NJ, in book 2 o.
Mortgage Deeds. on pages657 and 65s. Which
said mortgage wasgtveli - secure the paymen;
Of p, omissory note dated June 18th, ls57, ioi
the sum of 81 $50 90, executed by W. ColvIil
Jr., and payable one year after date thereof
with interest after due ut the rate of per cen;
per month until paid. Said mortgage is nPou
said Colvill to the said Webher, the following
lands in Goodhue county, Minnesota, to wit
The southeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter, and the northeast quarter of the south
west qaarter Of section twcnty-four {24) in
township number one hundred and thirteen
{ llal north OF range number fifteen l51 west
also. the south half of the north east quarter
OF section number thirty t33l aud the
south half Of the northwest quarter Of section
number thirts-four (s4) in township mum Der
one hundred and ten {11o1 north of range
number fifteen (l53 west: also, the north west
quarter of section mum Der fourteen la in
township number one hundred and nine (lus)
north OF range number sixteen (lsl west, con-
tanning in all four hundred acres according TO
Governmentsurvey, more or less. And where
- there is claimed 20 be due and is due on said
note and mortgage, at the date Of this notice.
the sum of twensy-one hundred and ninesy-s;x
and 63-lau dollars. aud no suit or proceeding
at law or otherwise have been instituted t. re-
cover the same or any par: thereof y
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given that
by virtue of power Of sale III said mortgage,
and paTsu IN. - the statute in such ca Sc made
and provided. said rnortgagei premises above.
and in said mortgage described, vii! be sold at
public auction 30 the highest bidder fer cash,
BY she Sheriff Of Eeedhae county. At the front
door of the Court Hsuse, in the city Of Red
Wing. in said county. on the ed day Of Ots5=y,
Isss. II II o'clock in the forenoon OF said day
TO satisfy the amount that shall then Be due on
said note and mortgage, together with the costs
temaer u, .sas. JOHN r. WEBER.
ssus~7 Mortgage.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-14

Any one, even Of the most ordinary capacity,
ra. see, at Il glance, how to use the letter
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines arc finished in chuste and exquisite
style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine is
q piece Of
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-14
FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

TlIESE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half the thread
and silk that the single or donble thread loop.
stitch Machines do will Hem, Fell, Gather
Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and arc better adapted
than any other Sewing Machine in use to the
frequent changes and great variety Of sewing
required in family, for they will sew from
one to twenty thicknesses Of Marse]les without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect, or from
the finest gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth
or even the stoutcst harness leather, without
changing the feed needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of Machine whatever!!!
They are simple in construction, and easil,
understood ; and if any part is broken by acct
dent, it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 90 far to
determine the choice 0! any intelligent buyer.
Please Call and Examine ,or send for Circular.
N. B. Local Agents wanted in sections II },
yet occupied. Address,
FINALE & LYON S. NJ. CO.,
vSn3 No. $50 BroadWay, Nt,c York
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

sive by Meade. isdic.,te.. i, il thought al
the North. general Federal advance in
every important milifary department. and
mach heavy fighting il looked for ere the
presen. campaign clos+s,.
IA The Sighting ut Charleston still cou.in-
mes. withcut any massrial change in the
Status If affairs. The reported capture Of
Fort Sumter il regarded ms premature. ii
n,t wholly baseless At latest secounts.
il was terribly damaged and dixixured.
biis still in the HANDS ct the Conf-s.crat~s.
The great Texas ~xpsditinn has again
lMen put in motion Th. overland routr
hsis been declined hazardous and irnprseti-
cable. and descent is !" be made some
wasrc upon the csast. GEN Banks so.,s-
nrands the expedition which il reported
az quite Formidable in point Of numbers
AT latest accounts. Gen. MagrnIer was
concentrating his forces to meet the iuva-
ders
4 telegram from G.neral Grant states.
that the two most advanced PORTIONS held
by General burnside have been assaulted
and carried by the CoEk.d-rares. and half
of Two regiments. who were holding them
Mt the time, have been ,s.ude prisoners.
No further particulars are made public.
late adyices from Esrope show, th At The
French Government has seisrd the six
ir,n-slsds, supposed to De tnilding upon
Confederate account. No reason is given
for the seizure. but it 10 supp.sed to hav.
been done in imitation If the xetion of the
English Government in q sinilsr caxe.--
There is nothing new of Importance in
European politics.
tiold is now worth 146. with slighr
tendency downward.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
ADMINISTRATORS sLlE Of

Personal PROPERTY.
10y virtue of au order of the Orphsss'
- Court for Saint Mary's County. the
undersigned, administrators Of Htzekiah
Dent. late of said County. deceased, will
sell at public sale on ths premises Of the
said deceased, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of December
OF fair. if no, the ne1t fair day thcresftsr)
all the personal estate, (negroes excepted
Of said DECEASED. consisting of: H"rser;
Oxen; Cows; Yearlings; Hogs; Sheep;
Crops of Corn and Tobacco; Provrudsr;
nne Threshing Machine; Farming U,en-
.ils; Household and Kitchen Furnisurr;
and many other articles too tedi"ds to
Terms of Sale: All sums of Ten dollar
and under, sash-on all sums above tina.
amour, q credit IT six months will be
given. the purchasers to give bonds. with
security approved by the undersigned. and
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
CHARLES DENT.
GEORGE b. DENT,
Administrators
Nov 10Th. 1SS3-te
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

TIM N<w York "TEIHrxE" ON THE
ELEcT.os.-Although GREELy claims
Republican majority O. 20 900 in The
State Of New York, sti! h. sbrca.s dis
satisfied witls the result, in tie city. In y
double leuded editorial ~ speaks. az fol-
lows:
One-hslf of the voters OF this city are
this day grossly ignorant or grossly mis-
informed with regard :s the .uighty issues
now convuising Tie Country They ge,
their renadig and their politics from
the low groggeries. where liquiI
poison and C"pprrhead poiiics are
dispensed to all cus,nners. From these
dena. all Journals that ar. thoroughly
with md for the country in her lie or
death struggle with slareaoliing treason
are vigorously excluded. And even in
the rural districts, the Copperh-ad politi-
clans and Central Railroad emplovce.
have, for more than year past. bsen in
dustriously crowdiug their organs INTO the
hands Of every poor maa. With aesperat.
intent TO convert him to their evil WAYS
or seal his mind sgsinsi all better iaau-
snces. In consequence OF these efforts
We lost at least twsniy -fvn thousand votes
that should have been Ia US Yesterday
Men and brethren this must not con-
tinns! We must organise now. in every
city. county. township, ward. for the
Presidential contest Of 1864. We must
have clubs. Leagues. associatious, that
disalaim aud repcl any attempt at Con-
trolling nomina,ions-thnt offer no prizes
to ambi'i"n--that simply and s.isly de-
vote themselves to the diffusion Of political
truth and the cultivation of q patriotic
spirit We must take hold of this work
resolved that there shall be no doubt, no
fear. as to the position m New York in
ls64--that she .hall M. only stand with
those who have fought the battle Of tho
nation against its trxitorous asaailan,s. but
that her course shall be tae most decided
her majority the largest. of any State in
the unien. Let d. begin this work to-
day!
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

The News.
We learn. from our late Baltimore ex-
changes. that quite severe engagement
was fought between the van and rear
guards Of Meade and Lees forces on Sat
arday last. The fighting took place on the
north bank Of the Rappahannock and re-
suited. it is claimed. in Federal success.
About 1000 Confederate prisoners are re-
ported to have been captured. whilst the
Federal loss is estimated at from 400 to
4.00G. The correspondent of the New
York Tribune states. that the Federal loss
will not be over 500. The Confederate
positions were stormed and carried and
their forces driven across the river. A
p@nteon bridgs--the same which was
abandoned last year on the Chickahoniny
BY the Fejerals-was captured. together
With all the artillery on the north bank of
the river. estimated at from four to seven
guns. The Federals crossed the Kappa
hammock, in full fo:ce. on Sunday. and are
now in pursuit Of the retreating foe.--
Since Sunday. severe cavslry engage
nens is reported. but nothing is known of
its result. Runners of heavy fighting on
Monday are also current, but nothing to
thst effect hss been officially announced.
1t 10 thought. however. that Meade viii
press on until general engagement shall
be brought about, il the enemy can be
brought tss stand this side Of Richmond
According 10 the Washington estimate Of
Lees forces. he ID now numerically mnch
weakcr than Meade. but it may be that he
- simply decoying the latter frn~ his forti-
fcstions at Washington. tina. he may make
victory. it he should gain one. tie more
effective and decisive.
Late Southern reports from ChsttaLoegs
show that heavy reinforcen,cnts have
reached Grant, whilst others arc now
sa raaste to jim him. hi. strength is now
estimated II near, 100. 900, aud speedy
Offensive operations on bis part are antici.
pated. The importance Of holding him ii
check seems ID be fully appreciated at the
South. and great battle win unquestiona.
BY follow any movement in southwark
direction. Tie resumption Of the often
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

xde Late Glectlone.
Oficixls returns frern the late election
in this county show that srr"rs were made
in our last publication in three cases. viz !:
Edwards. for Sheriff. is entitled to ~
mere votes; Floyd. for Commissioner. TO
90 more; and IIopewcll. for Commissioner.
more. These corrections. however,
do not alter the general result as hereto
fore published. The State election ha.
game largely in favor Of the emancipation,
ticket. Gollsborough's ,najarity over Maflit
being near 30.000. In four out of ii.
Eve Congressional Districts the uncom-
disionai Unian ticket has succeeded. hut
there is large Democratic gain in the
House Of Delegates. Ilarri.' majority
ever Holland is near 1900, whilst he beats
Calvert near $500. The Democratic
press. in various sections of the State,
complains loudly of fasl play aud military
interference. aud numbers of arrests on the
day Of election are reported. The mex,
House Of Delegates will rtand-Uuion
So; Democrat. I6. The Democrats arc
elected from St. Mary's. Charles, Prince
Georges. Calvert. Anne Arundel. M"nt-
goniery and Queen Anne counties. The
State af New York has gone Republican
BY 10000 majority. whilst New Jersey is
still Democratic by q. small vote. Mr..
Hollands vote in this county Was largely
increased by the polling Of about 100
votes from Point Lookout. These latter
votcrs claim to have been residents of the
county = sufficient time to entitle them,
under the laws Of The State. to the privi-
lege Of voting; and. as this privilege was
sst challenged i,y the Judges of Election
when their ballots were presented. we pre-
sumo the legality Of their votes is admitted.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
a CAR i.

u .akc this accession TO return nay waria-
81 ct ard mrst heartfelt thanks to tbs
u.any frisads who So generously sustained
,na in nv late canvass for States Alter
ney. The very small majority by whish
| was defeated, accspt as handsome
testilsneix! of tns friendship anu confidence
ri my fellow county mcn. the may b.,
assured that viii remain ever true 10
th.rn in my persous! feelings. AZ shall
he faiti,iui to .he rich heritage Of Friuei-
q bcqu arhu4 US hy car Mar llnd faith
ers. 10 ihasc who f-!t j; their du'y 60
cast ,hc.r vp,r. against me, ! entertain no
uuknd feelings. Ia: inia!gf The hops.
that whea sgan offer myself fsr the suf-
frrae"s of M fellow ci,izens. they will
unite with my frieods Of the past, ae''
yield me 4 cordial supper: in the future.
BAKER A. JAMESON.
Leonard Town, Nov. 18th, 1S63-lt.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

MOUND adrift at the moa.h IT Britton's
H. Bay. OH Thursday morning last. u large
YAWL BOAT, with ka9r cars. This boat ia
in good condition and painted lead Collar, with
two yellow stripes around it. The owner il
hereby notified t" Come forward, rrave pre-
perty. pay charges and take it away; ether
wise it will We disposed of according t. law
LOUIS DEEVO,
Lsopardsows, p. O.
E,y 18th 1QGS-5w
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
Correspondence Of the Shipping Gazette.
The Confederate Steamers and Rams.

LsrERPouL. Oct. l9.--The intentions
OF our Government respecting these for
midatle vessels of modern warfare are at
present envcloped in mystery Up to the
present time not single action, not even
the s.oppage Of the men. has been taken
beyond the placing on board the customs
authorities. At first, it was generally
thought the Government would at oncs
stop any active measures being taken to
make them ssaworthy. This, however.
is not the case. and the work is being
pushed forward AZ quickly rs possible; in
fact. the only indications If the Govern
ment having anything to do in the whole
affair, is the presence of TIE custom hous.
officers on board; beyond this, there is
nothing noticeable except i, might be,
there lis more than ordinary activity dis
played in pushing forward the work to
completion. The teaser To- inc Majestic il
still moored clrse by, with several of the
marines on board from the Majestic under
the comnand Of Lieutenant lie Grantie.
These were placed on beard to replace
those withdrawn belonging to her Males
TVS ship Liverpool, which left this port
yesterday for Plymouth. The removal
of this vesse! has caused general surprise
as it Was supposed her stay here, after Toe
other vessels seionging 70 the Channel
Fleet had left, and more especially tier
removal from where she was a, Grsl
meored, directly opposite the gates of the
Great Float, Was to watch these ralas
The VOICES OF TIE BATTLE Field
In his report ut the Chick Amauga battle
b. +. Taylor records the following fact
If anybody thinks that whep our men are
stricken upon the field they fill the nil
With silrieks aud groans. I'll! it shivers with
such evidences Of agony, u. greatly crrs.
An arm IN shattered, leg carried away.
bullet pierces the breast. aud the soldier
sinks down silently upon the ground, ar
creeps away. if he eau. without tpurninr
or complaint; falls Ms the sparrow falls.
spcechles.ly. aud ike that sparrow. !
earnestly believe falls. not without nate by
the Father The dying h,rse gives out
his fearful uttcrance of almost human saf-
fcring. but the mangled rider is dua.b.
The crash Of the nuskeiry- the crack Of
rifles. the roar Of guns. The shhek al
shells. tho rebel whoop. the Federal
cheers and that Understandable undertoIe
of grinding, rumbling, splintering sounds,
make up the Voices Of che battlefield.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

Heleased.
We are gratiGed TO learn, that Sylvester
l. Cossigen. Esq. Of whose arrest by the
military We made mention in our last ISSUE,
has been Internationally released. He re-
turned TO his home on Sunday last. having
been treated. whilst a prisoner. with much
courtesy and kindness.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
NOTICE..

Cha.i.co. ROY. 7,., 1863
Messrs Cdsirrs Please ANNOUNCE Jobi, "
fnsey as --al;dale fcr he Cl-rkslllr. 81 tie
Circuit Carr .Es Sair, Nnry's County al the
next esc;,oR Ter ;h;il cite, and osl.er.
MAsT Fkii.sps.
November l9,h. le63-d.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
FOUND ADRIFT.

Nov. 18th, 1ec3-ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

Ti-r Two AEMrrs--THEIR pr.E OF
FlGnriSs. Tennessee srniy c.srrePnn-
jcs, ,nHke. tie following ai.srrrsdSof~ on
comparing the armies Of Tennaz1ee and
Virginia ~.
I, The old veterans express surprec that
the far famed array az Rra~g faiis - ssste
up tn tho reputation for drill aud sli<r:p'inc
which common rnm.sr has aser1bH ~ II !.
and claim rhss The erganizaiinn y lee !
array is every way superior. The Veterans
of Bragg Oh, the other hand. say sl.sf they
have been better fell and wSr>e dressed
than any either troops in the Cs.nfta<r.ey.
and claim no!liug for themselves Int ssr'i
knocks. severe regulations aud I'D rlaihes
In the latter qualifications they are usiaes-
tionahly ahead of any body Of men IN this
Country
The difference in the style of Sighting
between the ,wo armies is al>.s dissiurt. =
The Western array. with few exceptions.
seldom charge continuously. The Virginia
army rarely do otherwise.
COPS pRovlDEScE AND FILIAL AFEge-
rIoN.--One of the most wnnri~rsM and
moving instances of flial sffrcsiu0 has
recently bccn Developed in the letter Of a
man in Illinois to his brother in tue Eisi.
The happy unan says: IL have Ell onr OF
the hsnJsomesi farLs in the Stsffi ,u,d
have il nearly paid for. Cfs,ps are gssi
and prices never better. We have had
most gleri"us revival Of religion IN ear
church. and both of our children the
Lord DO praised y are converted Father
got to he rather an encumbrancs, and
last week I sent him to the pcorhsuse.
EProRT IN SupPLH LABoREgs We
learn from Queen Annc's county thar
number OF farmers Of that county, who
have Jest ,h7ir slaves. have sent to Ger
many sor ship load of lab"rfrs. They
refuse to employ the freed nsgrors la their
vicinity; and il they would employ them.
there is not sufficient of them to sll the
places of the abducted slsvcs.--Ef!stOa
(.N Dem.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
JOSEPH III. KEY.
AT'TORKEY Az LAW.

L'eesard zsxs 81. Masy's County, MaryIend
NJ H.I praciice ia lie Courts 81 tie iir.t
" J,s:ic-ai ircuii--S,. Mar,'s 1ls.y.s
snd Prilee e;eorg. Counties,
Aarcl, 9Th, lSs3-Gm.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
BIB the
, COMMISSIONERS OF SAINT NARy's COUNTY.
yM.aRYL.aND, November 18th. lsss-

ggregs assessed value q property Saint NaTJs UOsay q
ps~sent year HI. 5NxEz III -
Ceuasy az on ssne. r.ss % ea prr 500 FL i.
State tax rs1r - st.. per Siu0 ais
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12

THURSDAY MoaN,Sts. nov. u, 1868

THURSDAY mOkNlNs. NV izs irt3
----ir-----=-s--. =------==-
Mew Postage Law.
We call the ATTENTION ut 0lr readers TO
the fact. that, under The existing postage
laws, two cents. instead of one. Is rrqnir-
cd upon single papers. The same rerula-
iian applies 10 all printed matter. (I-ssers
and hooks excepted. } under four ounces In
xeighs. The Postmaster st this place re-
quests as to make. this statement. as per-
sons continue to SEMI papers from the
Leonard Town Office with only one cent.
prepaid upon them.
Removal.
We learn. that Mr. VIM. I. Yates has
been removed from the Post Office at tais
place. and that Stephen w. Adams has
been named Az bis successor. We have
NOT been informed as to whether or not Mr
Adams will accept the appointment tender
ell him, nor are We aware that any cause
has been assigned iar Mr.. Yates removal
The latter has bsen Postmaster here for
several years past. and has, We believe,
given general satisfaction in the discharge
Of the tedious aud laborious duties connect
ell with his office.
Si:,ce writing the above, we learn that
Mr. Adams has determined to accept the
apDs,isst,ues,t
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-11-12
sos,0i
$iS,057,42
xls,057.42
SHERIFF"s S.sLE or F.1LU.iBLE RE.,L
ESTATE

ESTATE
RTvirtue Of two wriis of Firri Facias.
i.sn.d out Of The Circuit Court for
Saint Mary's County. on. at the snit of
Mary Jane Simms. and one ut the suit If
Mary Il Dige. and Eugene Digys. admin
istrators Of john Fl. Diggs. against Tie
goods and chattrls. lands and ,e,,e,ucn,s OF
William |. Cartwright. aud john ii.
Edelrr and William I. Cartwright. sur
viviug oblig"rs ef J. T.. E>tep and To- me
directed. have seized aud taken In execn-
tion all th. right. title. interest, claim and
demand. at law and in esuity. of the said
William |. Cartwright. aud John II.
E'lelen and Williams I. Cartwright. sur
viving ohligors Of J. c. Estep. in aud to
the following property. 10 wit:
One tract or parcel of land. called and
known as
IS S U u MP We G t. IL ~
contrasting l7o scres. more or less:
ORe tract or parcel Of land. csll..l and
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a Whisper 10 Daughters.

y married lady-and, consequently, one - who
has been there'-vouehsafes the following advice s
4" Girls, before yCu decide 10 accept Il man a
your companion for life, look well to his resent,
ments. See if he hates anybody souudly. If so:
you run Il great risk in marrying him. \ man
who hates well, mas not the qualities to make u
good friend. y truly noble soul will never hate
bitterly, even though deeply injured. lie stands
on too high ground. lie may be deeply hurt,
and much displeased ne may avoid one he
knows TO DE an enemy. but he does not harbor
bitter hatred in his soul. y noble mind is not
always on the lookout for little offenses. but
takes good-humoredly slight annoyances that
are plenty enough in every ones pathway. Do
not countenance Il person vino thinks TO add TO
his Importance ny clustering at hotel servants,
railroad employees, or whenever he feels il safe
To do il. Instead Of proving him a cosmopolitan,
rs he vainly thinks, his barking and snarling
only shows his affinity To- the puppy. Do not
marry Il rOwdy If he ~ ever 80 rich. hoping your
influence will reform him. See to /; that he Is
well reformed before you take ii step from which
you can never recede while life lasts. IL is IN
excellent sign for IL young man If he is kind and
attentive To his mother and sisters. Such IL one
will quite sure 10 make IL good husband. There
~ something kind and genial and worth loving
in Il young fellow that al the children run TO.
If they wish 10 ask a fayOr-One the little girls
are not afraid To ask TO carry them across
the muddy street-one the boys look 10 naturally
to help them out of trouble with that plaguy
kite'-une who has u few minutes To put up Il
swing that shall furnish weeks of enjoyment 10
the little folks. Children are sharp observers of
human nature. and depend upon it, II young
man that all the children like. has something
about him worth liking, whether he Wear home
snun OF bruad-cluth.r
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Honolulu, Aug. 20. 100
s-s4t
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kERCEHEEFS.

Plain black silk handkerchiefs, India silk rorahs.
Black and fancy cravats, white silk cambria hdAts.
Colored silk cambria b. ndkerchiefs,
LIuen cambria handkrrchiefs.
Jaconet handkerchiefs. printed border,
Printed Clifton handkerchiefs, satin finish,
Turkey red and yellow handkerch els.